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The Great Divorce has been performed at various events since 2006. I've not had the opportunity to see it yet, as I would have to travel a great deal from Michigan in order to see it. But for those who can get to a performance in Philadelphia, I have heard that it comes highly recommended by Lewis fans around the world.
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Lewis' own favorite among his works, The Great Divorce is the story of Clive, a hapless professor, and the motley band of malcontents who join him on a very curious bus ride. Journeying between Hell and Heaven, Clive crosses a surprising, wildly inventive landscape drawn by Lewis' philosophical imagination. Satirical and comic, The Great Divorce is a wondrous ride filled with dazzling insight and language.
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Jonathan DeSouza, 19, from Washington, D.C. said, "the secret of life is, love. That's all I got to say about that."
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I have 14GB of email (close to 1 million messages) on my Mac that I want to take up less space while still being able to reference "archived" messages. I have a set of folders that are effectively read-only, and I only need to access them once in a while. I'm using Apple Mail.
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I am not understanding how a real Cougar could cheer for Wisconsin. I was there the last time BYU played in Madison and the Cougars did very, hoping for the same score.
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I think it's kind of dangerous to question whether Rocky is a "real Cougar", since we know nothing of his situation--or, possibly, how things went for him as a student and player. I admittedly was quite surprised, however, that Rocky's sons chose not to follow in Dad's footsteps; in my household, the recognition of what can be accomplished for your religion by helping the church school do well far outweighs helping to boost regional pride.
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Please...in your household? Regional Pride? Come on, Rocky's son's, if active (and I have no idea), are most likely a blessing to that program. The hastening of the work of salvation across the country/globe needs great families like theirs in places like Lincoln. I'm assuming a lot here, but I've got to think that they're having a positive impact. Lighten up, friend. We're all in this together, and our church school has a pleothora of fine LDS student athletes to help the program succeed.
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Lighten up, boys. A father can't force his sons to go to BYU - I'm
not sure the younger one was even offered a scholarship from BYU. We all have
our free agency.
I'll be at Camp Randall for the game Saturday - can't wait!
- 6:29 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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@Cougar Passion:
Are you saying that the best way to help "your religion" is to play for the church school? While I'm a BYU fan, I can see that one can do a lot of good by being a good example wherever they play. In a lot of cases they can probably do a lot more good playing somewhere other than BYU. Besides, it only mentioned that the older son was recruited by BYU and it doesn't say how heavily recruited.
This should be a great game. Go Cougars!
- 7:07 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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I don't think you guys are taking into account all the positives a home
state school can offer, especially when it is a top program. The idea that
overall, Rocky's BYU experience may not have been spectacular is possible,
but certainly not the only possibility.
I say, it is what it is, and requires nothing more than surface reading.
- 7:11 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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Good grief, Beigle is obviously a fan of wisconsin because he has sons playing
there and lives there, he is obviously a fan of BYU because he and his brother
played there and have religious ties to it.
BYU heavily recruited the older son and lightly recruited, and did not offer, the younger son.
Why do any of you have to read any more into it than that?
- 8:23 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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Not a surprise someone would pick a true prestigious national power Wisconsin over a regional program whose national attention is limited to fellow church members and that hasn't ever sniffed BCS glory.
- 8:34 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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It is obvious that no one knows why these boys chose Wisconsin
Perhaps they wanted to stay close to family.
BYU's recruiting class always contain players who chose BYU over Power Conference schools.
- 8:54 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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Not a surprise someone would pick a true prestigious national power Wisconsin over a regional program whose national attention is limited...
I did not read that Utah recruited the kids...
Interesting point Chris, but aren't you supposed to be bashing BYU, not the U?
- 8:56 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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I think that this Saturdays game will be fun and competitive, but I think
Wisconsin wins it.
Hey Chris B
Still waiting for the youtube fight song.
it was marked down.
- 8:58 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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Utah and Wisconsin are similar programs, both have enjoyed multiple top 10
seasons and BCS glory in the last decade.
When its a matchup of a program that has enjoyed BCS glory and top 10 seasons lately against a team that has never enjoyed BCS glory and hasn't had a single top 10 season in many years, pick the prestigious BCS program who has enjoyed BCS glory and top 10 seasons lately.
Wisconsin 37
byu 17
Go Badgers!
- 9:26 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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"Utah and Wisconsin are similar programs,..."
Not even close.
Wisconsin has been successfully competing in a big boy conference for decades.
Utah has proven that they don't belong in a big boy conference - 8-15 in the PAC.
- 9:49 a.m. Nov. 7, 2013
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For ChrisB and his stats, be done already. Judge a program not the lame BCS.
Utah 2013, Maybe 5-7 this year, maybe.
BYU Football 1922 - Utah Football 1892, 30 years before BYU
BYU 4 top 10s - Utah 3 - Edge BYU
BYU 18 Top 25s, recent 2011 - Utah 5, recent 2010 - Edge BYU
BYU 4 top 20 BCS rankings - Utah 3 - Edge BYU
23 Conf titles, all 23 since 1964 - Utah 24, 6 in the WAC or MWC since 1964 - Edge BYU
31 Bowls - 13 For Utah - Edge BYU
0 BCS Bowls - Utah 2 - Edge Utah
13 Bowl wins - 13 for Utah - Push
1 National Ship's - Utah None - Edge BYU
8 Hesiman Trophy Finalist - Utah 2 - Edge BYU
1 Heisman Trophy - Utah 0 - Edge BYU
As of 2008 146 BYU players in NFL, 48 played in Superbowls, 1 two time SB winner, 1 SB MVP - Utah 27 NFL, 5 played in SBs, 3 SB winners, 1 two time - Edge BYU
4 Davey O'Brien award winners - Edge BYU
7 Sammy Baugh award winners - Edge BYU
1 Doak Walker Award and Jim Brown Trophy - Edge BYU
2 Outland Trophy Winners - Edge BYU
1 Maxwell Award Winner - Edge BYU
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Here is the title of an article in Wisconsin
"The Voice: They're not Big Ten, but BYU is big time"
Have a great day.
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"Utah and Wisconsin are similar programs,..."
True they both are red and white.... Umm... that is where the similarity ends.
Wisconsin actually competes in and occasionally wins their BCS conference.
Wisconsin and BYU both have a national championship and a Heisman Trophy winner.
Nice to see to nationally prominent football programs facing off on Saturday.
No wonder it is the main game on ESPN on Saturday.
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And what is byu's record against the team that doesn't belong in the Pac12, per you?
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Good for the Biegel boys! I'm sure they have a positive impact on that
team & it will be a fun game for their dad too.
If BYU stands a chance in this game, they need to spread the defense by getting as many people/positions involved in the offense, especially TE's and short to mid-range passes. That will keep their stout D honest for the run. We'll really miss JD on punts and in the slot. I'm think Ridley will be covering punts-- and hopefully they have to punt often. On defense, we should all be hoping their star receiver isn't quite ready to return so it turns them almost exclusively to the run. While they have a big O line, we can give them more than they're used to on run D. Can't wait for this game. Go Coug's!
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Man, I can't wait for Saturday! Should be a great game, and I'm really hoping BYU pulls off the upset. Coach Anderson is a class act and I will root for Wisconsin (after Saturday) to do well the rest of the season. Same goes for the Biegel boys. :)
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Unlike U, BYU has been so successful in so many other achievements, that BYU doesn't have to gauge the success of its entire program on the results of a yearly head-to-head matchup with our little brothers on the hill.
Of course, when you're satisfied with simply beating BYU, having a pathetic record of only FIVE lifetime AP Top 25 finishes really doesn't matter.
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In the House of Commons, for so long mono-generational, for so long in need of rejuvenation, it's good to see signs of the future, signs that the stale-blooded baby boomers won't be dominant forever.
We can start with the boy-man who runs the chamber. Apple-cheeked Andrew Scheer, just 32, is the Speaker of the House, the youngest in history. The Conservative MP from Regina looks junior enough to be delivering the valedictorian address at his local high school. But in succeeding Peter Milliken, not an easy assignment, he is doing so seamlessly, demonstrating authority and command.
Another young Conservative, Michelle Rempel, 31, awakened all of us in the press gallery last week. We were dozing off at the typically prescripted responses of veteran blowhards. She responded to questions on climate change with a zest and spontaneity seldom seen.
But it is the New Democrats who are leading the charge of the youth brigade. The last election brought a bunch of college kids to the chamber, including four NDPers from McGill University. They are about half the age of Justin Trudeau. They need time to make their presence felt. They need a tribune.
That's where Niki Ashton comes in. The pent-up, highly talented 29-year-old has so much brass that at that tender age she's running for the leadership of the NDP. Thus far, it's not an also-ran performance. She could be an important player in the outcome.
A second-term MP from northern Manitoba, the kid-candidate speaks Greek, French and Spanish and a lot of Mandarin. She is studying Cree. A top student, she has degrees in political economy and international affairs and has much experience abroad. She's quick on her feet and has a voice, too hectoring at times, that can cut through glass.
Her hero is Nelson Mandela, her issue is inequality and it's the issue, she thinks, that might finally get her generation off their duffs. Many in her age group, she maintains, grew up in an individualistic context. Their level of well-being made them too comfortable. Now, she says, they are starting to see the corrosive effects of privatization and corporate capitalism, its threats to the social fabric, to the environment, to employment and its segmenting of society.
"I want to build a Canada," says Ms. Ashton, "where equality and dignity are the name of the game, whether you are from the first nations, or an immigrant, or gay or female or whoever you may be."
Conservatives have gone after her for initially opposing the gun registry then switching to vote the party line. But she's in good company. Stephen Harper initially supported the gun registry in two votes as a Reform Party member, then flip-flopped to go with the party line himself.
In Thompson, Man., Ms. Ashton enlisted the help of radical activist Michael Moore to fight the planned closure of a smelting and refining plant by the Brazilian multinational, Vale, which bought out Inco. In Churchill, she is fighting the dismantling of the Wheat Board, which she says will cost the community 200 jobs. The Conservatives, she notes, don't want to listen to the farmers on the issue. They've rejected the results of a farmers' plebiscite saying the Wheat Board should be maintained and are ignoring also a Federal Court ruling that says they are breaking the law in introducing their Wheat Board bill without consulting the farmers.
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My experiments with T-Shirt paintings
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Tuesday, January 12, 2010
Recycle Cotton Pants
Cotton Pants and Jeans are the best material to recycle and make shoulder bags, shopping bags etc.
I have used my son's cotton pants to make this shoulder bag. It can contain quite a good amount of things. I have cut the material such that the pockets are left as such, so that they can be more effectively used!.
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Easy painting for kids
Vaccation is there and you need thousands of activities, ( that too new novel ideas) to keep our kids engaged thru the days. Anything is better than watching TV and computer games.
Here is one idea. Instead of just painting in pieces of paper and thowing it off, do a master piece they will be proud to display in their rooms..
Materials needed
Thermocol sheet - You can buy from craft shops. Some times I keep the flat ones that come with packing of electric/electronic items
Acrylic paints - colours of your choicebrushes
sketch pens
How to
Using sketch pens draw the outline of the picture they want to paint. Bigger kids can draw their own designs. Pencils wont work on thermocol sheets, so you have to use sketches pens etc whose nib is soft. Now use the acrylic colours to colour the picture. Use broad brushes to fill bigger areas. Fill thoroughly so that white thermocol spots are not seen inside the picture colored.
Enjoy vaccation with kids as well as decorate our homes.
No Limits for creativity
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Thursday, August 6, 2009
Cover for Kitchen Appliances
Here are some snap shots to give an idea of recycling.
Who will not like to keep the Kitchen appliances spic n span. Keep the appliances clean by making a cover for it. You can always recycle bits and pieces of cloth. Only thing to ensure is to use same thickness cloth bits for a single project. That will give more life to it.
Cut the pieces as required for the shape of the appliance you want to cover and then sew the edges.
I have used pieces of curtain cloths. In the cover for the coffee maker I have painted the coffee cups using acrylic colours. For the electric cooker, the cloth was plain, so I have done simple embroidery patterns.
Great way to beautify your kitchen also!.
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COSTA MESA, Calif. (AP) — Santa has conspired with a love-struck California man by lending a knee for a surprise marriage proposal.
Jenny Hoang took a friend's boys to see Santa at South Coast Plaza in Costa Mesa on Sunday, and she was helping the kids off Santa's lap when Old St. Nick waved her back. Santa told the 27-year-old she's been very good and there's a special gift for her.
Her boyfriend of nine years, Jonathan Nguyen, suddenly emerged, got down on a knee and proposed.
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Chef Michael Mina first received national attention more than 10 years ago with the opening of San Francisco's renowned seafood restaurant, "Aqua." He has since opened five other restaurants and was named Chef of the Year in 2005 by Bon Appetit magazine.
Chef Mina's newest project is "Stonehill Tavern" in Monarch Beach, Calif., which turns out sophisticated comfort food. For The Saturday Early Show's Chef on a Shoestring, he prepares a menu for four, on our $40 budget.
Parmigiano-Reggiano: Italy's preeminent Parmesan cheese. It's aged much longer than domestic parmesans and has a more complex flavor, as well as grainier texture.
Broccolinni: A cross between broccoli and Chinese kale. This bright green vegetable has long, slender stalks topped with a bouquet of tine buds that resemble a miniature broccoli head. The flavor is sweet, with a subtle, peppery edge.
Streusel: Chef Mina makes a streusel topping, which he cooks separately and sprinkles over his sautéed apples. Streusel is a crumbly topping of flour, sugar, butter and spices that is sprinkled on coffeecakes, breads and muffins. The word is German for "sprinkle" or "strew."
Roasted Tomato Soup
12 Roma tomatoes, quartered
1 yellow onion, sliced
6 garlic cloves, crushed
2 tablespoons tomato paste
2 quarts chicken stock
1/2 bunch basil
1/2 cup extra virgin olive oil
salt and pepper to taste
1) Toss the tomatoes, onions, and garlic in the olive oil and place into a roasting pan. Place into a 325° oven and roast for 20-25 minutes, stirring often, until the vegetables have slight color and are tender. (If you prefer, you can also cook the vegetables slowly over medium low heat until they're cooked down.)
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Diagnosis and treatment of chronic constipation – a European perspective
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DOI: 10.1111/j.1365-2982.2011.01709.x
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Neurogastroenterology & Motility
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Tack, J., Müller-Lissner, S., Stanghellini, V., Boeckxstaens, G., Kamm, M. A., Simren, M., Galmiche, J.-P. and Fried, M. (2011), Diagnosis and treatment of chronic constipation – a European perspective. Neurogastroenterology & Motility, 23: 697–710. doi: 10.1111/j.1365-2982.2011.01709.x
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Background Although constipation can be a chronic and severe problem, it is largely treated empirically. Evidence for the efficacy of some of the older laxatives from well-designed trials is limited. Patients often report high levels of dissatisfaction with their treatment, which is attributed to a lack of efficacy or unpleasant side-effects. Management guidelines and recommendations are limited and are not sufficiently current to include treatments that became available more recently, such as prokinetic agents in Europe.
Purpose We present an overview of the pathophysiology, diagnosis, current management and available guidelines for the treatment of chronic constipation, and include recent data on the efficacy and potential clinical use of the more newly available therapeutic agents. Based on published algorithms and guidelines on the management of chronic constipation, secondary pathologies and causes are first excluded and then diet, lifestyle, and, if available, behavioral measures adopted. If these fail, bulk-forming, osmotic, and stimulant laxatives can be used. If symptoms are not satisfactorily resolved, a prokinetic agent such as prucalopride can be prescribed. Biofeedback is recommended as a treatment for chronic constipation in patients with disordered defecation. Surgery should only be considered once all other treatment options have been exhausted.


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Rich Homemade Chicken Stock
From EatingWell: January/February 2007
We love using convenient, store-bought chicken broth, but making your own is easier than you think and the full flavor is worth the effort. In this recipe, we use economical chicken leg quarters and simmer the stock long enough to develop an ultra-rich taste. Plus, there's no added sodium in the recipe—just salt to your personal preference. If you have two stockpots or large Dutch ovens, consider making two batches and freezing one—you'll be happy you did.
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- 4 pounds chicken leg quarters, cut in half
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- 2 sprigs fresh thyme
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- Place chicken, carrot, celery, onion, parsley, thyme, bay leaf, garlic and peppercorns in a stockpot or large Dutch oven (10-quart capacity). Add water. Bring to a boil over high heat, then reduce heat to maintain a simmer. Skim any foam and fat that rises to the surface. Simmer for 4 hours.
- Place a colander over a large bowl and strain the stock, pressing on the solids to release as much liquid as possible.
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Greetings and welcome to the 54th annual Reno Jazz Festival!
The 2015 Reno Jazz Festival promises to once again bring together some of the finest jazz students, educators and professional musicians in the United States. Since its first year in 1963 (featuring five school groups), the festival has grown considerably in size and stature, becoming one of the finest events of its kind in the world.
It has been an honor and privilege to serve as director of the festival since 1991, so it is indeed bittersweet to let you know I recently have stepped down from that post. But what an amazing 25 years it has been! I am very proud of the fact the festival has grown and thrived during that time, providing roughly 200,000 students with an intense, educational and, in some cases, life-changing experience. Since 1995, we have hosted an average of more than 320 school groups, 9,000 participants, and 50-60 adjudicators, clinicians and performers per year.
Getting to meet (and sometimes perform with) guest artists such as Bobby Hutcherson, Chick Corea, Michael Brecker, Geri Allen, Roy Haynes, Joshua Redman, Ingrid Jensen, Joe Lovano, Maria Schneider, Nicholas Payton, Fred Hersch and so many others has been nothing short of incredible. And what a joy it has been to hang out with some of the finest adjudicator/clinician/performers in the United States, many who continue to come back to work for us year after year. I feel very fortunate to be able to call them friends.
Tireless music educators everywhere deserve a special mention here, and we get to see some of the very best of them as participants in our festival. I come from a family of music educators (father, mother, brother, wife, daughter, aunt and others), so I know what the job entails, the effort and commitment required to achieve excellence, and how many long days and nights come with it. That so many of you have chosen to go above and beyond the call of duty each and every year to fundraise and organize a trip to the Reno Jazz Festival is extraordinary. I cannot thank you enough for your loyalty to us and for your commitment to music education in general.
Finally, a large event such as ours requires a team effort, and I want to thank all of the volunteers and other contributors who worked on our behalf over these many years. There are too many to name here, but I would be remiss if I did not mention the efforts of CJ Walters. For 20 years, she served as festival coordinator, and she is largely responsible for its success. Thank you, CJ!
Now, it is my pleasure to hand over the reins to Chris Money. He will serve as both director and coordinator, and with him in charge I have no doubt the Reno Jazz Festival will continue to grow and prosper.
I look forward to seeing you at the festival.
Larry M. Engstrom, Director Emeritus
Reno Jazz Festival
University of Nevada, Reno


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Call pediatrician first when child needs care
In the Nov. 17 News, Henry Davis wrote an objective article about the emergence of urgent care facilities in Western New York. I think care of the pediatric patient deserves special mention, especially that most of the centers market to the young patient.
The majority of pediatric offices in Western New York have evening and weekend hours. Our office is even open on Sundays. Parents need to realize that when they bring their infant or child to an urgent care facility, the child will most likely be evaluated and treated by a provider who does not have pediatric specialty training. Pediatrics is a specialty. Pediatric emergency medicine is a specialty.
Pediatricians would ask that parents call their doctor first. Then the pediatrician or the triage staff can use established medical guidelines to determine if an urgent visit is needed and if so refer the family to a facility that provides the best care, not just convenient care.
Colleen Mattimore, M.D., F.A.A.P.
Orchard Park


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If you can identify who I sound like better than what I have listed, drop me a line because I draw total blanks on this.
Born in CA, raised in Texas + Chicago + London + NJ.
Various day jobs on East Coast.
Open for collaborations.
Twice a year I pay to go co-host on WNTI (college radio in Hackettstown, NJ). And I do my best to find cool tunes to play with the regular morning host, Mel Thiel, who is also the station manager. She has strict rules about what I can bring to play - no MP3's, has to be on a CD. No obscenities. So if I really like your stuff, I'll play your CD. (I used to buy them but there are over 3.1 million artists on RN and I like way too many people to be able to afford that anymore. I make no promises on what I play. If you do not like that, go fund your own favorite college radio show and you can blow off my CD if I send it to you.) Mel really likes to dance and she likes "happy and groovy" because she does the morning show. Country, rock, r&b, electronica, blues, reggae, jazz, bluegrass, rock-a-billy, folk, rap... does not matter. I'm looking for stuff that floats my musical boat. Wishing you all the best if you made it to reading this far.


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Former McDonald's CEO Joins Vegan Meat Startup
November 5th, 2015 | by Jill Ettinger
Vegan meat startup Beyond Meat has an unexpected new executive on its board of directors—former McDonald's CEO Don Thompson
November 5th, 2015 | by Jill Ettinger
Vegan meat startup Beyond Meat has an unexpected new executive on its board of directors—former McDonald's CEO Don Thompson
August 5th, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
Wendy's announced that it had begun to testing new menu items made from antibiotic-free chicken.
May 11th, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
U.S. PIRG, a national consumer group today is sounding the alert about antibiotics in meat and other foods and asking for our help
April 16th, 2015 | by Jill Ettinger
Pass the watercress. Or the arugula. I'll even take some purple cabbage; anything dark, leafy and other than kale, please
March 31st, 2015 | by Jennifer Kaplan
There's a new healthy fast food chain in town -- LYFE Kitchen -- and it may revolutionize fast food
January 29th, 2015 | by Becky Striepe
The world seems to have a fixation with rotting hamburgers, fast food and otherwise. We love seeing how long they take to decompose or whether they decompose at all. The video above shows seven different burgers aging under glass for 30 days
December 23rd, 2014 | by Jill Ettinger
McDonald's recently reassured investors during a conference call that it's going to address its declining sales by boosting efforts to attract parents, teachers and school children despite national efforts to keep fast food away from children
March 22nd, 2014 | by Tanya Sitton
This weeks food news features 'healthy and natural' mislabeling, a lawsuit challenging Idaho's brand new ag-gag law, and fast-food wage theft. But don't worry: you'll also find great news for organic growers, beer drinkers, and organic beer drinkers!
January 15th, 2014 | by Jill Ettinger
It simply wouldn't be fast food without dollar menus, right? Well, that all might soon change if some fast food franchises get their way.
January 13th, 2014 | by Jennifer Kaplan
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Mr. and Mrs. Roberts
Edith and Bill Roberts of Melrose, N.M., celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a golden anniversary wedding luncheon hosted by the Roberts family.
Mr. and Mrs. Houska
Vernell and Merle Houska of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at the Amadens Live Amarillo Concert with Midnight Count Down, followed by a luxury stay at the Ambassador Hotel.
Kaelyn Grace Couch
Brandi and Aaron Couch of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Kaelyn Grace Couch. She was born Sept. 12, 2007. She weighed 4 pounds, 10 ounces and was 17 inches long. Grandparents are Joyce Young of Liberal, Kan., Suzanne Couch of Amarillo, the late Phillip Couch and the late Floyd Kauder.
Mr. and Mrs. Rockhold
Phyllis and Billy Rockhold of Amarillo celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary at a small dinner with family and friends. The event was hosted by their children.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin
Cindie and Pepper Irvin of Amarillo observed their 25th wedding anniversary. They have plans to celebrate their anniversary in June with a trip to Honduras.
Young People's concert Saturday
The Amarillo Symphony will present a public performance of its Concerts for Young People.
Garner forming community band
Musicians are being sought to audition for a new community band.
Dalhart artist to open show today
Dalhart artist Barbara Dawkins will exhibit works at the Carson County Square House Museum in Panhandle through February.
Living the art
A group of local female artists knows firsthand what it's like to discover distant places through art.
Merely Players to present 'Souvenir'
Merely Players, a local theater troupe, will open the comedy "Souvenir" next weekend.
Arts Calendar
Art Beat: Beauty in clay on show at two venues
One of poet Wallace Stevens' "13 ways of looking at a blackbird" goes, "I do not know which to prefer/ The beauty of inflections/ Or the beauty of innuendos/ The blackbird whistling/ Or just after."
People in Business
Great Plains Ag Credit has promoted Brandon Blaut to vice president of operations in the Amarillo central office. He was worked for the association since May 2006 and was serving as assistant vice president before his recent promotion.
Colorful dispute
EDMOND, Okla. - The owner of a new Italian eatery in Edmond says a handful of city officials aren't welcome at his restaurant.
Celebrity chefs take plane food to new heights
CHICAGO - What celebrity chef worth his lamb chops with pomegranate glaze would risk culinary shame by creating airline food - the butt of innumerable jokes about reheated hash that always seems to taste like chicken or even a salty tire?
Saturn to market 2-mode Vue
Saturn, the General Motors brand that has carved out a green image, is trying to distinguish itself in the hybrid market with a compact SUV that gives consumers more choice.
Amarillo's Talbots not among stores on closure list
BOSTON - Talbots Inc. will close its 78 children's and men's apparel stores to focus on its core middle-aged female customer, a retrenchment that follows disappointing sales at Talbots as well as other specialty women's apparel retailers amid tough economic conditions
Ford EcoBoost
What they are: Ford EcoBoost four-cylinder and six-cylinder gas engines, which feature turbocharging and direct- injection technology.
Expansion plans
Site work has begun on a new plant in Amarillo that will process cheese from the Hilmar Cheese Plant in Dalhart.
Ford hints at new Explorer
DEARBORN, Mich. - Ford Motor Co. is hinting at a new, more fuel-efficient direction of its iconic Explorer sport utility vehicle with a concept that will debut at the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
Technology makes publishing easier
NEW YORK - Getting a book published isn't the rarefied literary feat it once was.
Fed boosts funds for auctions
WASHINGTON - The Federal Reserve announced Friday that it is increasing the amount of money available to banks through the new auction process it created to ease the nation's severe credit squeeze. The Fed again pledged to continue the auctions "for as long as necessary."
Accused spammer charged in fraud
DETROIT - A man described as one of the nation's most prolific senders of spam e-mail was among 11 people accused in an indictment of defrauding people by manipulating Chinese stock prices.
Undercover operation targets alleged illegal workers
DALLAS - For years, federal agents had received tips alleging undocumented immigrants were working at plants owned by the Pilgrim's Pride Corp., the nation's largest chicken producer.
Comings & Goings
Happy State Bank will host a grand opening and ribbon cutting at 10 a.m. Monday to unveil its new branch opening at 3401 S. Bell St.
American to test anti-missile system
DALLAS - Up to three American Airlines jets will be outfitted with anti-missile technology this spring in the latest phase of testing technology to protect commercial planes from attack.
Stocks plummet
Wall Street fell sharply again Friday after the government's much-anticipated employment report showed weaker-than-expected job growth and a rise in the unemployment rate.
Ford nabs marketing chief
DEARBORN, Mich. - Soon after Jim Farley became Ford Motor Co.'s marketing chief after a 17-year career at Toyota, he took a spin in a subcompact with Ford's new direct- injection, turbocharged engine.
Bell awarded contract
The Navy has awarded Bell Helicopter a $59.9 million modification to a previous contract for critical parts needed to procure 11 UH-IY and four AH-1Z helicopters. About 80 percent of the work will be performed in Hurst and 20 percent will be done in Amarillo. The work is expected to be completed in 2010.
Texas gas prices rise
Retail gasoline prices were sharply higher in Texas this week than last week, according to a weekly survey released Friday.
Gadget show goes green
Consumer electronics aren't exactly easy on the environment - they consume electricity that contributes to global warming, and toxins leach out of them when they end up in landfills.
Offensive-minded Tulsa takes aim at Bowling Green
MOBILE, Ala. - Look for another basketball-like final score in the GMAC Bowl.
Lady Razorbacks slam Tech, 80-57
FAYETTEVILLE, Ark. - Ayana Brereton scored 16 points, and No. 25 Arkansas beat Texas Tech, 80-57, in women's basketball Saturday to improve to 15-0, the best start in school history.
Tough tuneup: Lady Raiders to visit unbeaten Arkansas
LUBBOCK - With five of the six women's basketball teams in the Big 12 Conference South Division nationally ranked - Texas Tech is barely outside of the top 25 - the upcoming league schedule could be described as grueling and occasionally painful.
Knight's temper flares in 899th career victory
LUBBOCK - In his 899th win, Bob Knight was as feisty as ever.
Tech's move not to redshirt freshman Roberts pays off
LUBBOCK - Prior to this season, Bob Knight went around the Texas Tech coaches' locker room and asked the assistant coaches their opinion about the future of freshman D'walyn Roberts.
Cromwell to join Aggies' staff
COLLEGE STATION - Seattle Seahawks receivers coach Nolan Cromwell was named Texas A & M's offensive coordinator Saturday.
Faith Briefs
Covenant Men's Fellowship will meet at 9 a.m. today for breakfast, fellowship and Bible study at Covenant Fellowship Church, 1739 S. Avondale St.
Hospice chaplains find peace, joy in their work
For a job that deals so much with death, those who answer the call to be hospice chaplains often find much joy in their work.
Congregational Corner - Arden Road Baptist Church
Cross Currents: Do we really want to go to heaven?
Friends wrote to me recently to tell me they had lost a loved one. The loss of one so near to them had started them thinking and talking about heaven.
Christmas In Action looking for clients, donors and volunteers
If you think Christmas is over, think again.
Parrot memoir coming
NEW YORK - The story of a Brandeis University scientist and her famous African grey parrot, Alex, whose untimely death last fall made news around the world, will be told in a book.
Heloise: Do not feed or give treats to neighbor's pet
Dear Heloise: I have a funny story about my late dad's dog, Kelly, a beagle who was very friendly and lovable, so she made lots of friends when my dad would walk her around the neighborhood.
Dr. Gott: Help available for female sexual dysfunction
Dear Dr. Gott: I see a lot of advertising for men with erectile dysfunction, but nothing for women.
Talent for writing, self-destruction
Thirty years ago, the writer Hunter S. Thompson looked down from a lofty New York City hotel balcony and considered jumping.
A walk on the wild side
With a little patience, wildlife viewing in the Texas Panhandle reaps great reward.
'Slam': Writer turns his talent to a teen
When I found out Nick Hornby had written a young adult novel, I was excited. Partly because I think he's really good, but also because I thought his signature style and perspective might be perfect for a teenage character.
Tascosa High School Class of 1988 will host its 20-year reunion June 27-28. Events include an evening at Burberry's, a lunch at Austin Park and an evening at Amarillo Country Club.
How to power up when traveling
When traveling to developing countries, bring a surge protector as well as a power adapter. Adapters don't protect against surges, which occur frequently and can destroy electronics like laptops.
Dear Abby: Dad fears son marrying girl like mom
Dear Abby: I have been faithfully married for more than 20 years. My wife and I are known as the "cute couple" who still hold hands in public, take time to play together and never say a negative word about each other in public.
Book chronicles designer dogs
The term "designer dog" once conjured up images of canines sporting stylish collars by Ralph Lauren or Swarovski. But today's designer dogs are crossbreeds, such as Chiweenies (Chihuahua and dachshund) and Tibetoodles (Tibetan terrier and poodle), whose current vogue is chronicled by dog geneticist and behaviorist Caroline Coile in "Designer Dogs: Portraits and Profiles of Popular New Crossbreeds" (Gold Street Press, $29.95).
Dear Abby: A handshake can transmit germs
Dear Abby: The standard form of greeting in the West is a handshake. But this can lead to transmission of germs.
In the Service
Air Force Reserve Senior Airman Russell L. Albright deployed overseas to a forward operating base to support the missions of Operations Enduring Freedom and Iraqi Freedom.
Share your love story with readers
All the world loves a love story. How did you and your beloved meet?
Memory lane
Earlier in Russ Gilmore's basketball coaching career, the chances of seeing him wearing black and gold were as likely as seeing Dallas without a team called the Cowboys.
Coronado holds off AHS, 67-57
LUBBOCK - Coronado girls basketball coach Shirlene Hughes instilled in her team quickly last week how focused it needed to be to begin District 2-5A play Friday.
High School Wrestling
Lone Star Duals: At Arlington, Caprock battled for fifth place after pulling a major surprise on the opening day.
TSWA All-State Volleyball
State champions Amarillo High and Bushland were rewarded for their success on the Texas Sports Writers Association all-state volleyball teams announced Saturday.
Academic All-State Football Teams
The academic all-state football teams are selected by the Texas High School Coaches Association with a system that awards points for grade-point average, class rank and college testing scores.
H.S. Basketball
Girls - Canyon 52, Hobbs, N.M. 20: Class 3A No. 1 Canyon went 2-for-2 at the Portales (N.M.) Shootout.
Volleyball stars to display skills in tournament
The Golden Spread All-Star volleyball tournament is scheduled for Saturday at the First United Bank Center.
Randall girls open district with victory
The Randall Lady Raiders opened District 3-4A basketball play against Caprock by controlling every aspect of the game to come away with a 66-45 victory before 200 fans Friday night at the Caprock Activity Center.
Five Rebels medal in Liberal tourney
Five Tascosa wrestlers captured medals in the Southwest Classic Tournament Saturday at Liberal, Kan.
Hobbled HP beats River Road
Highland Park boys coach David Woods was a little more than concerned with his star player, Cody Ponder, on the sidelines nursing an ankle injury.
Hobbs blitzes AHS, 74-56
The Hobbs Eagles finished their Texas two-step Saturday afternoon in a much different way than it started.
Tascosa edges Pampa, 60-59
Tascosa played its second close boys basketball game against a District 3-4A opponent in as many nights Saturday, only this time the Rebels were on the winning side as they nipped Pampa, 60-59, in Pampa's Clifton McNeely Fieldhouse.
Gorillas fall in overtime
The Amarillo Gorillas could not get the puck to bounce their way Friday night at Cal Farley Coliseum, losing in overtime to Central Hockey League Southwest Division rival Odessa, 3-2, in front of 2,107 fans.
Gorillas catch break in 3-2 overtime win
The Amarillo Gorillas snapped their three-game losing streak Saturday night in dramatic fashion, beating Arizona, 3-2, in overtime in front of 2,386 fans at Cal Farley Coliseum.
Football, Basketball, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Boxing, Transactions
Hasek, Wings shut out Stars
DALLAS - Dominik Hasek stopped 22 shots for his 78th career shutout, Brian Rafalski scored a first-period goal, and the NHL-leading Detroit Red Wings beat the Dallas Stars, 3-0, on Saturday.
Basketball, Bowling, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Skiing, Tennis, Transactions
3 up for Blair Cherry Award
The Amarillo Palo Duro Chapter of the American Business Club will present the annual Blair Cherry Memorial Award at noon Tuesday at Amarillo Country Club.
Lance Lahnert: Patrick, Hix eager to hear Clemens
CBS' "60 Minutes" will have a hefty audience tonight when pitching legend Roger Clemens takes line drives back at him from legendary journalist Mike Wallace on the topic of performance-ehancing drugs.
My two cents ... on the BCS games
It was nice finally to watch a Bowl Championship Series game that wasn't over by halftime when Kansas edged Virginia Tech, 24-21, on Thursday night.
Stocking fund donations ongoing
The Empty Stocking Fund raised $86,465.90 to help families and individuals in need in 2007.
Bulk-buys hedge costs
Local governments buy gasoline like Sam's Club retailers sell toilet paper - in bulk.
FM 282 to be closed Monday
Farm-to-Market Road 282 will be closed beginning Monday for work on the railroad crossing in Pampa.
Okla. man dies in car accident
An Oklahoma man died after his car slid off the roadway into a ditch in Ochiltree County on Thursday morning.
Canyon police readies for test
The Canyon Police Department is preparing for a final exam.
Clovis airman found dead
An airman assigned to Cannon Air Force Base was found dead Saturday in his residence in Clovis, N.M.
Indicted judge files for office
David McCoy, facing two felony indictments relating to abuse of power, has filed for re-election as 100th District judge.
Gas prices drive sales
The price of oil is more than double what it was in 2004, but the price of gas isn't - yet.
On the edge of common sense: Bovine gas will destroy Earth
Greenhouse shuts doors
A family business rooted in Amarillo for 67 years will have one brief chance to bloom again before going dormant.
Amarillo expects a balmy weekend
Amarilloans can expect warm and windy weather this weekend.
Texas Democrats energized for elections
The Texas Democratic Party is energized.
Doctor settles suit with BSA
A local anesthesiologist has settled a nearly year-old lawsuit with a hospital and his former employer for breach of contract, libel and contract interference.
Winds fan flames
Several area fire crews were out Saturday afternoon battling two large grass fires that burned several thousand acres in Hutchinson and Carson counties.
Pedestrian hit by car, taken to hospital
An unidentified man was taken to Northwest Texas Hospital with serious injuries after he was hit by a car at about 6 p.m. Saturday near the intersection of East Amarillo Boulevard and North Grant Street.
The name of the Libertarian Party candidate for State Senate District 31 is Lauren Poindexter. Incorrect information appeared in Friday's edition of the Amarillo Globe-News.
County: Service deal is legal
LUBBOCK - Lubbock County commissioners said there is nothing illegal about the county's contract with the food services provider at the county jail, but they will remain watchful of the pending criminal case against the company and its president.
Pipes in need of overhaul
Amarillo is on schedule for a $3.8 million overhaul to replace decades-old piping in its sewer system.
Police book 3 for robbery
Amarillo police booked three men into Potter County Jail on suspicion of robbery and aggravated robbery.
Hot, dry Panhandle threatened by fire
Months of dry, warmer-than-normal weather have left fields parched across Texas, and a similar forecast through March has fire officials gearing up for the next wildfire season.
Dolphins may have an interest in Dallas' Sparano
MIAMI - During the Dallas Cowboys' final practice this week, assistant head coach Tony Sparano chatted for several minutes with owner Jerry Jones. The likely topic: the courtship of Sparano by teams in need of a head coach, including the Miami Dolphins.
Cowboys' Sparano interviews with Dolphins
MIAMI - The front-running candidate to become the Miami Dolphins' coach also was the first to interview.
Jones is optimistic T.O. will take field
DALLAS - The T.O. watch is in high fear.
Amarillo.com | Today's Stories
Amarillo.com | Today's Stories
Leny Frances Howard
PAMPA - Leny Frances Howard, 86, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Gloria Jane Watson
SHAMROCK - Gloria Jane Watson, 62, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008, in Weatherford.
Chester David Kimbell
HEREFORD - Chester David Kimbell, 55, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Dixie Marie Irby Howard
CLARENDON - Dixie Marie Irby Howard, 90, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Rita J. Woodfield
CARLSBAD, N.M. - Rita J. Woodfield, 67, died Wednesday, Dec. 26, 2007, near Plains, Texas.
Marcie Dearing
FAIRHOPE, Ala. - Marcie Dearing, 76, died Saturday, Dec. 29, 2007.
Lorene Wood
PERRYTON - Lorene Wood, 82, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Bill Sims
BLAIR, Okla. - Bill Sims, 79, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Tuesday, Jan. 1, 2008.
Lee Bone
Lee Bone, 76, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Pam Birkholz
Pam Birkholz, 61, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Guadalupe De La Cruz Lugo
KRESS - Guadalupe De La Cruz Lugo, 83, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008, in Plainview.
Debbie Howard
LEFORS - Debbie Howard, 51, died Tuesday, Dec. 25, 2007, in Amarillo.
Juanita Joe Saunders
TEXLINE - Juanita Joe Saunders, 84, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008, in Amarillo.
Diane Marie Spruill
Diane Marie Spruill, 52, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Annie Reagan Warren
DALHART - Annie Reagan Warren, 90, died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Eunice Lutz
Eunice Lutz, 90, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
Fay H. Wallace
Fay H. Wallace, 85, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 4, 2008.
William N. "Bill" McMillan
William N. "Bill" McMillan, 75, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 2, 2008.
Joe Bob Cates
ELMWOOD, Okla. - Joe Bob Cates, 51, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008, in Ochiltree County, Texas.
George Cromartie
QUANAH - George Cromartie, 62, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Donald J. Carter
Donald J. Carter, 77, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Andres F. Pena
Andres F. Pena, 67, of Amarillo, formerly of Hereford, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
W.R. "Andy" Anderson
BORGER - W.R. "Andy" Anderson, 68, died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008, in Amarillo.
Lola Pearl Jones
Lola Pearl Jones, 83, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Lorraine Laura Burton
Lorraine Laura Burton, 87, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Ethel Lucille "Lucy" Whitehead
Ethel Lucille "Lucy" Whitehead, 89, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 3, 2008.
Letter: The Rael deal
Wasn't that a wonderful tribute to Jose Rael (Dec. 31 editorial, "Amarillo loses champ for kids")?
Thinking Out Loud
Technology is changing law enforcement, and the way the public perceives law enforcement methods.
Column - Eric Wallace: Alcohol gets better - or safer - with age
This column is in response to Morgan Hall's guest column of Dec. 29, "What makes us decide whether, when to drink?" in which she advocates for a change back to a minimum drinking age of 18.
Column - John Kanelis: Potter County faces a whopper of a race
Given that Texans like to vote for every officeholder under the sun, Potter County's voters ought to give thanks. Their race for sheriff is going to be a doozy.
Column - Tim Giago: American Indians need naming rights
RAPID CITY, S.D. - The mainstream media and common ignorance have convinced some American Indians that being a mascot for American sporting teams is OK; that it is all right to be ridiculed, mimicked and degraded for the sake of satisfying white and black sports fans.
Column - Frank Lopez and John Hicks: Two hospitals go tobacco-free - inside buildings and out!
Happy New Year!
Editorial: Domestic relations office works for county
Consistency matters, says a Randall County government lawyer who is working on child protective cases on behalf of the county.
Editorial: Controversy builds interest Hold on for a wild ride
Sure, it's a truism: Controversy builds political interest. Without a good rumble, there seems to be little to keep voters' minds focused on local government.
Editorial: Past results, future returns
After their impressive victories in Thursday's presidential caucus in Iowa, Barack Obama and Mike Huckabee are regarded as royalty in their respective parties.
Letter: When will we treat humans like dogs?
The media howled and celebrities whimpered.
Letter: Looks can be deceiving
(Re: Jan. 1 letter, "How many presidents does it take to screw up a nation?" by Jeanne Morris.)
Letter: Paul organizer objects to characterization
As the organizer of the local Ron Paul for president group, it is my duty to respond to Loretta Medling's letter (Jan. 1) referring to our group as a "problem" and "constantly out of control."
Letter: Government goes up in smoke
(Re: Jan. 2 letter to the editor, "Smokers need to honor the rights of others," by Johnna Birkes.)
Letter: Respect, honor shown is typical of Amarillo
I was born and raised in Amarillo. I lived there for 30 years before moving to the Dallas area, but I have been visiting with family and friends still living there for the past 15 years. My grandmother, Estine "Nan Naw" Peters, had lived in Amarillo for 62 years. I have always thought the people in Amarillo were the kindest people I have ever met.
Letter: Thanks to G-N for printing variety of views
Even when I disagree with them, I have much respect for people who express their views in writing, then put them on public display to be accepted or pulled apart by readers.
Column - Steven M. Denny: Probation: Many factors come into play
In response to Richard Mackie's Dec. 8 letter to the editor regarding probated sentences on sex offenses from the Globe-News Docket section, there are many reasons why a particular defendant might receive probation in a sex offense case instead of trying the case to a jury.
ECU smacks Buffs
While the West Texas A & M women's team won its 38th straight home game Saturday afternoon, the Buffs only wanted to make it two in a row.
Buffs look to cut down tall East Central crew
West Texas A & M couldn't have started its new year out any better than Thursday's 82-37 win over Southeastern Oklahoma State.
Lady Buffs roll along
For the second straight game, West Texas A & M's Lady Buffs held the opponent to a season-low point total.
Long home win streak on line for Lady Buffs
East Central's three-game road win streak might pale in comparison to West Texas A & M's 37-game home win streak.
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Man charged with prescription fraudJanuary 03,2013A Pennsylvania man will answer to several counts of prescription fraud, Vermont State Police said.
The state police Drug Diversion Unit alleged that John Dickson Harper III, 41, of Leesport, Penn., had used multiple prescribers and multiple pharmacies in four towns across three counties, to obtain prescriptions for controlled substances.
Police said the prescription fraud incidents occurred during April, May and June in Bennington, Rutland and Windsor counties. Harper obtained prescriptions for hydrocodone, oxycodone and hydromorphone, police said.
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What is the largest number of people who can be members of a Facebook group?
Depends on the setup.
With the new since the default groups are closed then it is limited by the creator/moderator of the group. I know for at least one of the new groups I have joined, chat is broken after ~250 members.