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"It's like a hunting dog on the first day of pheasant season," said Joe Schoen, owner of A&B Towing, 2810 E. Third Ave.
With Wednesday's ice and Thursday's snow, Amarillo's towing companies kept busy trying to free stuck motorists.
Schoen estimated he would receive about 70 to 80 calls. With the high demand, people could expect to wait an hour to an hour and a half for a tow truck to arrive.
"We're a little slower (Thursday)," Schoen said. "I don't know why, but with the ice there were more wrecks, and now there're more short stucks where they get stuck and then get right out."
Betty Kotara with Amarillo Towing said Thursday's business surpassed Wednesday's calls. "Right now people are probably having to wait an hour to an hour and a half," she said around 1 p.m. "We're pushing our guys to the limit."
By early afternoon Amarillo Towing received 70 calls. Twelve trucks worked to remove cars from the snow and tow wrecked vehicles. "It's just been busy," Kotara said.
Ellen Finet with Ricky's Towing agreed.
"We are swamped," Finet said.
The phones began ringing around 5 a.m. Thursday morning. Finet received about 27 calls by the afternoon, and the wait crept toward two hours for a truck to arrive.
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Schoen, Kotara, Finet and Holt said they were charging regular prices for tows. For regular tows, A&B Towing costs $30, Amarillo Towing $40, Ricky's Towing $40 and H&H Wrecker $50. However, to winch a vehicle out of the snow could cost extra if it would take more time for the operators.
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Aerospace fighter
The Wraith is a terran space superiority fighter used extensively in the Koprulu sector.
Wraiths primarily use missiles for their air/space attacks[1] but can also use lasers for air/space targets. Against ground targets however, their lasers lack punch.[2] Their armor provides little protection to the craft.[3]
Known for their maneuverability,[4] piloting a Wraith is no small task however, and aspiring Colonial Fleet Wraith pilots already had to be certified combat pilots before gaining access to the new craft.[5] Wraith pilots were typically "lionized" in a manner similar to destroyer captains.[1]
Wraiths are capable of both atmospheric and deep space flight,[6] can withstand entry through a planet's atmosphere[4] and are capable of travelling at super-sonic speeds.[2] It is generally a given that Wraiths will be attached to capital ships, as they lack the ability to make jumps through warp space.[7]
The Confederacy used the Wraith in 2485 at the beginning of the Guild Wars. These Wraiths had access to laser weapons.[2]
By 2499, the Wraith was still considered the newest in a line of space superiority fighters. Traditionally, most space battles had taken place between capital ships and smaller gunships. However, Tarsonian technicians found that small, dynamic high-speed fighters could repeatedly deal damage to large ships while evading most defensive battery attacks.
The Wraith's prominence diminished after the Brood War as the conflict revealed several critical weaknesses in terran anti-air capability and Wraith's design itself: combined Wraith/Valkyrie squadrons were an unwieldy combination against agile zerg airborne organisms.The Viking was developed as a more versatile anti-air craft, which could better fulfill the role Wraiths were originally intended for.[8] With the development of the AH/G-24 Banshee, the Wraith lost its anti-ground role to the new dedicated ground support craft, which was also equipped with Wraith cloaking systems to boot.[9]
Wraiths remained in service by the Dominion after the Brood War;[7][10] the Dominion placed restrictions on the augmentations allowed on privately-owned Wraith fighters.[7] By 2504, they could still be found as part of the Dominion Armed Forces,[11] despite being older technology. The mercenary group Raynor's Raiders also still has access to Wraith fighters.[12][13] Statues of Wraith squadrons can be found on Korhal.[14]
Currently, Wraiths are a rare sight in the Dominion Armed Forces.[3]
The Wraith has been produced in multiple variants.[9] Known variants include:
CF/A-17 WraithEdit
The CF/A-17 Wraith is the earliest known Wraith model, acting as the basis for all later variants. However, it has been supplanted by the CF/A-17G variant (see below). It is armed with Gemini Air-to-Air Missiles.[1]
CF/A-17G WraithEdit
The CF/A-17G Wraith is an upgraded version of its A-17 predecessor and for all intents and purposes, represents the 'standard' Wraith.[1] Its design was spurred by the lack of an effective terran air-to-ground unit below battlecruiser weight. As such, the G variant was designed featuring a 25mm burst laser in addition to Gemini missiles, for attacks against ground targets.[9]
The CF/A-17G also features other upgrades. Equipped with the latest in ECM and stealth technology,[15] the G variant features a built-in cloaking field which runs off the fighter's main power supply.[1] The CF/A-17G is also capable of hovering, and equipped with a computer system which, among other functions, can key in on heat signatures and is compatible with an energy shield.[6]
Wraiths with lasers were in use by 2485 (fighting at the first battle of the Guild Wars) and specifically identified by 2490.[2]
DF/A-19 WraithEdit
The DF/A-19 Wraith Mk2 is an upgraded version of the CF/A-17G, possessing greater resilience and more powerful weapons without the loss of speed. The DF/A-19 was used by the mercenary group, "Unholy" Tara's Stalkers.[16]
Game UnitEdit
- For StarCraft gameplay information see: Wraith (StarCraft).
- For StarCraft in-game quotations see: StarCraft I Wraith Quotations.
StarCraft IIEdit
- For StarCraft II gameplay information see: Wraith (StarCraft II).
- For StarCraft II in-game quotations see: StarCraft II Wraith Quotations.
Known UnitsEdit
Known CraftEdit
Known PilotsEdit
- Colonel Tom Kazansky
- Lieutenant Sela Brock
- Lieutenant Charlie Vane
- Lieutenant Wang
- Corporal Dunsil
- Cooper
- Harley
- Erik Snabb
- Lars Trakken
Trivia Edit
The wraith is used as the desktop icon for StarCraft/Brood War.


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Sometimes we find ourselves strapped for shower time. While we make room for all the basics—shampoo, shower gel, a shave—exfoliation doesn't always make the cut. Enter these portable, fit-in-your-palm scrubs. Much like their edible predecessors, these bonbons pack a lot into a little bite. Crammed with all-natural goodies specialized to slough away dead skin and replenish cells with moisture, you'll want to make these your new cleansing companions—even in a time crunch.
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University officials said there are more WSU Cougar license plates on the road in Washington than all other state university plates combined. Since plates generate scholarship support for WSU students, the Alumni Association plans to sell even more.
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Perhaps the only team in danger of actually doing something meaningful today is Cardiff City, who could steal a march on Norwich for Premier League survival.
Swansea City could also do with a win against Newcastle to help ensure their Premier League survival.
Otherwise, we have a host of mid-table teams fighting for pride as much as they are fighting for points.
Stay with us for all the action.
Team news:
Big game for Cardiff City, and last week's hero Cala keeps his place on the starting line-up.
Stoke City: Begovic; Cameron, Shawcross, Wilson, Pieters; Arnautovic, Nzonzi, Ireland, Whelan, Odemwingie; Crouch.
Subs: Sorensen; Muniesa, Adam, Palacios, Walters, Assaidi, Wilkinson.
Cardiff City: Marshall; Theophile-Catherine, Caulker, Cala, Fabio; Medel, Whittingham, Kim, Mutch, Dæhli; Campbell.
Subs: Lewis; Turner, Jones, Eikrem, Gunnarson, Zaha, John.
Newcastle: Krul; Coloccini, Williamson, Dummett; Anita, Gosling, Tiote, Gouffran; de Jong; Cisse, Shola Ameobi.
Subs: Elliot, Debuchy, Haidara, Yanga-Mbiwa, S Taylor, Armstrong, Remy.
Swansea: Vorm, Rangel, Amat, Williams, Davies, Britton, Shelvey, De Guzman, Routledge, Hernandez, Bony.
Subs: Tremmel, Taylor, Bartley, Fulton, Dyer, Emnes, Ngog.
More team news coming in when we get it.
More team news:
Aston Villa: Guzan, Bacuna, Vlaar, Baker, Bertrand, Albrighton, Westwood, Delph, El Ahmadi, Agbonlahor, Weimann.
Villa subs: Steer, Syla, Tonev, Lowton, Clark, Holt, Robinson.
Southampton: Boruc, Clyne, Fonte, Lovren, Shaw, Wanyama, Schneiderlin, Davis, Ward-Prowse, Lalana, Lambert.
Southampton subs: Gazzaniga, Cork, Guly, Chambers, Hooiveld, Reed, Gallagher.
West Ham: Adrian, Reid, McCartney, Nolan, Tomkins, Jarvis, Armero, Carroll, Noble, Diame, Downing.
West Ham subs: Taylor, O'Brien, Jaskaaleinen, C.Cole, J.Cole, Johnson, Nocerino.
Crystal Palace: Speroni, Mariappa, Dann, Delaney, Ward, Digkacoi, Jedinak, Puncheon, Ledley, Bolasie, Jerome.
Palace subs: Hennessey, Gabbidon, Parr, Guediora, Ince, Gayle, Murray.
Right only twenty minutes to go until kickoff now.
Spurs just beat Fulham 3-1, and look on course to qualify for the Europa League again, and have many a wonderful trip to the outer reaches of Georgia.
Here's our Man of the Match:
Man of the Match. pic.twitter.com/lPSpe5eSel— Mirror Football (@MirrorFootball) April 19, 2014
There is a real end-of-season feeling to this game in sunny east London. After flirting with the drop, both sides are now safe and can enjoy the run-in - while Palace are looking for a fifth consecutive Premier League win to equal their top-flight record.
Tony Pulis will not have needed to learn the West Ham team beforehand to know how West Ham will be playing with Andy Carroll up front.
An emotional minute's applause was held before kickoff to remember striker Dylan Tombides who has died at the age of 20 from cancer.
5 - Only once in top-flight history have Crystal Palace won five games in a row before (December 1992). Incentive.— OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) April 19, 2014
Bad start for Chris Foy at st James' Park, as the referee has just been smacked in the face by a Coloccini clearance.
Expect Vines to start popping up in three, two, one...
1' - Bizarre opening moment as Coloccini's block on Shelvey's shot hits referee Chris Foy flush in the face, lifting him off his feet. #NUFC— Newcastle United FC (@NUFC) April 19, 2014
Lambert has had a lot of chances to put Southampton 1-0 up against Villa, but has taken none of them.
Is that ticket to Rio de Janeiro slipping away for the ex-Bristol Rovers man?
Probably not, mainly due to Rodriguez's injury.
Hi from Villa Park, where boss Paul Lambert has emerged out into the dug-out to face a phalanx of snappers. His position is under scrutiny like never before after his two long-term loyal assistants were suspended pending an investigation into allegations of bullying.
We are led to believe Lambert has backed the decision following a dire run of four successive losses which has plunged Villa back into relegation danger. His side badly need a win today but it is the away side who have started the stronger.
Villa have hardly had a kick in the opening five minutes and Guzan has already been called into action twice. Much more of this and the Villa fans will get decidedly restless.
Here's Chris Foy getting a ball to the face.
It's the real-life equivalent of the Simsons' "Man getting hit by football".
The locals may be revolting against Alan Pardew on social media, but no signs of militancy in the St James's Park crowd so far.
The only problem in the opening minutes has been referee Chris Foy being floored and lying on the turf apparently knocked out by the ball, after a Fabricio Coloccini tackle. He dusted himself down and if still officiating.
Pardew's formation is the source of debate. Struggling to work out if it is three at the back, or if Vurnon Anita is playing right back.
Swansea have started well with some decent attacks. Newcastle need a goal.
Southampton continuing to enjoy most of the possession here at Villa Park.
Still 0-0 but the Saints fans are revelling in their dominance.
"Is this the library?" they chant.
GOAL: Newcastle 1-0 Swansea (Ameobi)
Incredible and almost unbelievable scenes as Shola Ameobi actually scores a goal.
Second goal in 55 Premier League games.
Goal. Machine.
Ameobi's goal game from a cheeky little one-two with de Jong, it's been a long time coming.
World Cup bound Shola Ameobi opens the scoring, Newcastle's first at home for a month.
The Nigeria star is sometimes the subject of grumblings from Newcastle fans, despite his 14 years of service, but has brushed aside Swansea's defence to turn on Luuk De Jong's pass and trickle a shot in from 10 yards out.
Ameobi is likely to be named in Nigeria's squad after committing to them earlier this season, despite being in his 30s. That goal could his place in Rio!
This is one of those afternoons when you hope people from other countries aren't watching any of the games.
Not exactly an advert for the Premier League. But maybe it will improve as time goes on, like the Spurs vs Fulham game did.
Meanwhile, Sandro has responded to Sherwood's criticisms of his playing ability with a tweet which reads:
"Lol lol lol..."
Maybe there is karma in football. After Matt Jarvis declined to go down at Arsenal for a penalty, Kevin Nolan gets away with a block with his upper arm which many refs would have given.
Martin Atkinson was not one of the many - and Adrian Mariappa's protests were in vain. Palace have created the better chances with a Kagisho Dikcagoi header blocked on the line by Andy Carroll and Scott Dann heading over.
Mo Diame has just had a shot touched over by Julian Speroni. West Ham fans were not impressed by Yannick Bolassie going down a bit too easily - and staying down - after a challenge. As he remained on the ground, the chant rang out: "Are you Chico in disguise?" The Swansea defender got Carroll sent off at Upton Park earlier in the season. Still 0-0.
Chris Foy has been SUBBED off after taking that ball to the face in the Newcastle vs Swansea match.
Hopefully he won't miss the end of the season...
Anthony Taylor comes on his place.
Still 0-0 here at Villa Park where Southampton continue to dominate.
They have had most of the possession and Rickie Lambert has had two early chances and Guzan has just saved from ex-Villa trainee Steven Davis.
Villa are losing the midfield battle and in turn struggling to win possession and get the ball to Agbonlahor and Weimann in dangerous areas.
It will be interesting to see if Lambert has the tactical know-how to stem the tide as his No.2 Ian Culverhouse - now suspended - used to do most of Villa's substitutions and tactical work.
Still 0-0 here but Luke Shaw might just have had the odd million wiped off his mega value. The England left-back was nut-megged here by winger Marc Albrighton, who is out of contract in the summer.
Albrighton has arguably been Villa's best player of the first half but that is not saying much. Southampton have been well on top and their keeper Artur Boruc is yet to make a save.
The visiting fans continue to taunt their hosts with songs such as "going down" and "you used to be **** and now you're worse."
GOAL: Newcastle 1-1 Swansea (Bony)
Bony scores, obviously, and it's all square up at St James' Park.
This is the ONLY 3pm kickoff that isn't currently goalless.
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Michael Frazier II has achieved his summer goal.
The rising sophomore guard made the USA Basketball U19 squad's final 12-man roster, the team announced Monday night following its evening training session in Colorado Springs.
"Getting down to 12 is the real hard part because in a lot of respects we [easily] could have kept 14-15," said Florida and USA U19 coach Billy Donovan.
"There were some tough decisions, difficult decisions, but I think we feel overall that we have selected an athletic and versatile team. Our style of play will be an aggressive, up-tempo, running, pressing style. From an execution standpoint we've got to get better there, a lot of the other teams over there have been together for quite some time and that's probably a strength of their teams, so we felt that we have to rely on some athleticism."
As a freshman in 2012-13, Frazier averaged 5.6 points on 44.6 percent shooting in 18 minutes per game. Of players who took at least 100 shots, he finished with the highest three-point shooting percentage (.468) on Florida.
The 6-foot-4 Tampa native showcased his ability to crash the boards, averaging 3.1 rebounds per contest. His 34 assists were fifth best on UF.
The USA U19 squad will compete at the 2013 FIBA U19 World Championships in Prague from June 27 to July 7.
The team shifts its training camp to the Washington Wizards' practice facility in Washington, D.C., on Wednesday.
Ryan Arcidiacono (Villanova), Damyean Dotson (Oregon), Marcus Georges-Hunt (Georgia Tech) and James Robinson (Pittsburgh) were eliminated from the final cut.
"Obviously there's been a physical toll on them, but I don't think you can underestimate the mental toll of these kids trying so hard to make the team," Donovan said. "I think the focus up to this point of time by them has been 'make the team,' 'make the team,' 'make the team,' and we've got to now move it towards trying to win."
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TIM McCARVER IS A REGULAR GUY. BUT lately the gregarious TV baseball analyst has been acting, well, peculiar. He's been wandering around his house in the Philadelphia suburb of Gladwyne like Warren Beatty in Bugsy, muttering strange words to himself. "I'm worried about the names," he explains. "Take Mishkutienok and Dmitriev, the pair to beat in figure skating. I go around saying their names over and over. I don't want to blow it on the air."
CBS doesn't want him to blow it either. In fact, the network is taking a $243 million gamble that, paired with Paula Zahn as prime-time cohost of its Olympics coverage, McCarver, 50, will hook fickle U.S. TV viewers and reel them in for two weeks of Winter Games from Albertville, France. (A preview show will air Feb. 6; the Olympics themselves begin Feb. 8.) A celebrated baseball color man, McCarver will be making a leap out of sports into mainstream TV. Already he has achieved an easy rapport with Zahn, CBS This Morning's coanchor, with whom he has been rehearsing for eight months. "This is the kind of guy Tim is," says Zahn. "He met my 82-year-old Aunt Annie at a party and found out she was a huge Pirate fan but had never been to a game. Two months later, with no prodding from me, he got Annie box seats."
McCarver has also won over Olympics prime-time producer David Winner. "Tim has a genuine curiosity that's freshened by intelligence," says Winner. Curiosity and enthusiasm, McCarver's vaunted double-play combination, are obvious as he discusses the winter Games. "I want the viewer to understand the leverage the downhill skier tries to get with his edges, how each time he cuts sharply he gives up speed for control," he says. "I want him to know why ski jumpers open their skis in V-style fashion—that it's for lift. But I don't want to be in a cave of information when I go on the air. I want to react with enthusiasm."
McCarver grew up in an enthusiastic Irish family of seven in a tough working-class section of Memphis, where his dad, Edward, was a cop, and his mom, Alice, a housewife. On the tough side himself, Tim had his innings with the brothers at Christian Brothers High School. "They gave me exactly what I needed." he recalls. "You know, "Bend over and hold your ankles.' They used paddles made in shop, and boy, could they swing them!"
Tim's older sister Marilyn was the first one to work on his swing. "When I was 5," he says, "Marilyn, being quirky, said, "Why don't you turn around and hit the other way?' It's the only thing I do left-handed." A catcher since age 10, Tim hit well enough at 17 for the St. Louis Cardinals to offer him a $75,000 bonus—an enormous figure in 1959—to sign out of high school. He remembers the fashion statement he made later that year when he came up to the big club from the minors. "I was wearing brown wing tips and yellow socks, gray slacks and an orange Ban-Lon shirt under this plaid jacket," says McCarver, now a natty dresser. "I looked like a billboard. [Teammate] Bob Nieman called me Bush "—as in bush league—"and I thought it was a compliment."
McCarver had a solid major league career that lasted 21 years. He hit .271 lifetime, mostly for the Cardinals and Philadelphia Phillies, and appeared in three World Series. In 1980 he began broadcasting with the Phillies. He switched to the Mets in 1983 and started doing analysis for ABC as well in 1984, moving over to CBS in 1990. Meanwhile he was making a nest for himself on the Philadelphia Main Line with the former Anne McDaniel, 49, his Memphis belle, whom he married 27 years ago and with whom he has two grown children, Kathy, 26 and Kelly, 24. Tim, who attended several colleges for six years between baseball seasons but never graduated, has a passion for reading, especially about the Civil War. He also collects wine. "My preference?" he says. "Burgundies and Pinot Noirs."
By all reports, McCarver won't have much time at the Olympics to sample the vintages of France. "We're going to be working 16 hours a day." he says. "But being an athlete has served me well. People talk about the long hours and hard work. Well, they ought to try catching a doubleheader in St. Louis when its 98°F and Bob Gibson is throwing 90-mph fastballs. That's pretty intense. This is a breeze."
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Boca Raton, FL - The Florida Atlantic University baseball team could not hold onto an early lead in losing 10-4 to Rutgers University in Sunday's series-deciding game at the FAU Baseball Stadium in Boca Raton.
The Owls fall to 10-7 on the season and return to action on Tuesday, March 13, at 6:30 p.m. against Fordham University.
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Rutgers (5-7) tied the game at four in the third inning with Zarrillo's base hit to score Michael Zavala.
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Rutgers added three runs in the sixth inning and another run in the eighth to win the three-game weekend series.
Newton paced FAU's 11-hit attack going 3-for-5 with two RBIs and a run scored. Freshman infielder Ricky Santiago and Spano also had multiple-hit performances.
Freshman reliever Julian Loret de Mola suffered the loss falling to 0-1, allowing two unearned runs and tossed the fourth inning.
Rutgers' Sorci picked up victory to improve to 2-2 on the season despite allowing seven hits and four runs.
The visitors were paced by Brian O'Grady, Costello and Zarrillo with each tallying three hits. Nick Favatella and Zarrillo also drove in a pair of runs.
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- From: The Daily Telegraph
- December 09, 2008
- Foley, Hoggart allegedly sacked
- Managers wanted younger performers
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A FAREWELL party planned next Sunday for original Hi-5 team members Nathan Foley and Kellie Hoggart could be a strained affair, with sources close to the group claiming the performers feel they've been jilted by their production company.
Confidential has been informed the show's producers, Southern Star, dropped the two remaining original group members without consultation - opting to recruit younger, cheaper performers to the nationally renowned children's entertainment troupe.
Foley, 29, was reportedly the last to hear that his Hi-5 days were numbered. They both announced their "retirement" last month.
"He stopped for petrol on the North Coast and a guy at the petrol station says to him, 'Hey, my brother got your job yesterday'. It was the first he'd heard about being replaced," a source who wished to remain nameless said.
When asked if that was how he had learned he was being ditched, Foley refused to comment.
"Look, I don't really want to talk about it," he said.
"I've got a contract until Christmas and I intend to honour it."
The reason Foley and Hoggart, who were once engaged, still have contracts is because the producers want to include them in the line-up for a Carols By Candlelight program, which broadcasts on Christmas Eve. But come Christmas Day, the pair will be unemployed.
The new yet-to-be-announced cast members are believed to be almost a decade younger than Foley and Hoggart and infinitely cheaper to employ for concert tours.
"The performers in Hi-5 aren't wealthy like The Wiggles. They don't get a percentage of profits, they just get a salary," one source said.
"The original cast members were on high salaries - a problem for producers when they want to take the group on the road for extensive touring. Southern Star will save a lot of money replacing them with younger talent."
Of the other three original members - Tim Harding, Kathleen de Leon and Charli Robinson - only Robinson has successfully pursued a follow-up TV career.
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Kelvin Khoo of Singapore Posted at 3:42 PM November 20, 2009
Together with my child, I really enjoy watching when the old team members were performing. The current hi five team members are really bad at singing and acting! They do not look like they enjoy what they are doing. Their smiles are all so fake! My child who is only 3 years old still prefers watch the old team members on DVD!!


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