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Stern-Center: Shop till you drop
This is a big shopping center right smack in the center of town. It is located on Wilhelmstrasse and it has all sorts of shops and cafés. Note the fountain spitting water up to the next floor. I was quite fascinated by it. There is a good Asian food snack bar/take away.
Kaufhof: International Weeks – Kaufhof
Kaufhof one of the largests shopping chains in Germany offers international weeks of food and other items in their Kaufhof Galeria, amazing to see that during my visit to Lüdenscheid the South African weeks were part of the assortment of the store. South Africa presented right in the heart of the Sauerland – and this in full force!!
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Police believe same man robbed two banks in Henderson Wednesday morning
HENDERSON, Ky. - Back-to-back bank robberies Wednesday morning put authorities, schools and other banking institutions on high alert as law enforcement searched for a suspect in the latest in a string of holdups here since June.
No arrests have been made in either of Wednesday's robberies, and no one was injured.
However, Henderson police said it appears the same person is involved in the robberies of both the Independence Bank on Zion Road and Bank of Henderson on Stapp Drive off Barrett Boulevard. The robber is also a suspect in a heist on July 11 at the Green River Area Federal Credit Union on Second Street.
The first of Wednesday's robberies occurred shortly after 9 a.m. at the Independence Bank in front of the Gardenside Shopping Center. The second robbery, at Bank of Henderson, occurred just before 10 a.m.
Officer Jennifer Richmond, public information officer for the Henderson Police Department, said a man walked into Independence Bank, displayed a handgun and demanded money.
He put an unspecified amount of cash into a black bag and fled on foot, heading in the direction of Eastland Terrace and Cambridge apartment complexes, located near the former Buy Low grocery store, Richmond said.
Law enforcement set up a perimeter in the area and used a K-9 unit in an effort to find the suspect's trail, she said.
With authorities searching for a robbery suspect in the vicinity of Zion Road, Henderson County School officials called for a lockdown of East Heights Elementary School, Henderson County High School, North Middle School and the Board of Education office, according to Danielle Crafton, public information officer for the school district. The lockdown was lifted for those facilities at 10:30 a.m., she said. However, the second bank robbery prompted a brief lockdown at Bend Gate Elementary School on U.S. 60. This was lifted at 11:30 a.m.
Almost immediately after the holdup at Independence Bank, reports began rolling in regarding suspicious individuals in nearby areas.
One of those reports came from someone at the property owned by the Soaper family. The woman told 911 dispatchers that she had just seen a man matching the bank robber's description and had chased him off the land, authorities said. The property is located across from Henderson County High School on Zion Road.
Within minutes, law enforcement, including Henderson police and Henderson County Sheriff's deputies, started establishing a perimeter. HPD's K-9 team was brought to the area but did not detect the suspect's scent, officials said.
Adding to the confusion and excitement, just as authorities began encircling the property, a Fox 7 news van collided with a sheriff's cruiser.
The Kentucky State Police said the crash occurred around 10 a.m. when Andrew Z. Overton, 30, Evansville, was traveling north on Larue Road in a 1998 Ford van.
Overton stopped the van in the road, just as Sheriff's Deputy Rick Lawrence, 42, Henderson, also traveling north, moved into the passing lane and began to go around the van, the state police said.
Overton didn't see Lawrence's cruiser and turned into the path of the car, authorities said. The collision sent the sheriff's cruiser into an earth embankment.
No one was injured. Officials said both vehicles sustained damage.
Meanwhile, as law enforcement looked into the first robbery, searched the Soaper property for a possible suspect and investigated the collision between the news van and sheriff's cruiser, 911 dispatchers notified authorities that another robbery had occurred at The Bank of Henderson at 2003 Stapp Drive, which is just across Barret Boulevard from the city police headquarters.
Officer Richmond said at 9:59 a.m. a white male walked into the bank, showed a handgun and demanded money. He was given an unspecified amount of cash, authorities said.
"He left through the front door and ran toward U.S. 41-North," she said.
Richmond said that security footage obtained from Independence Bank, The Bank of Henderson and the Green River Area Federal Credit Union leads investigators to believe that the same person is responsible for all three robberies.
The suspect is described as a white male, about 5 feet 4 inches tall and weighting between 225 and 240 pounds. He has a medium complexion and was wearing a dark colored hat. He also concealed his face with some kind of white cloth, Richmond said. The suspect also wore sunglasses.
Wednesday's bank robberies are among a string of five that have occurred here since June.
Henderson resident, Meiesha Sharp, 700 block of Arbor Drive, was arrested June 29 and charged with the robbery of Fifth Third Bank on South Green Street. No one was injured. Sharp also is accused of robberies at two local convenience stores and an attempted robbery at a Fifth Third ATM.
Less than two weeks later, on July 11, a man robbed the Green River Area Federal Credit Union. Police said Wednesday that they believe the person who robbed the credit union in July is the same one who robbed Independence Bank and The Bank of Henderson on Wednesday.
Then on Aug. 6, a white male entered the Ohio Valley Financial Group on Barret Boulevard and handed the bank clerk a bag and told her to put money in it. The man did not make threats or display a weapon, city police said. He then left the bank, walking north on U.S. 41. The suspect in that robbery is described as a white male, in his mid-30s, wearing a red cap, jeans, a long-sleeved gray shirt and sunglasses. He has brown hair and a medium build.
Anyone with information about these cases is asked to call the police department at 270-831-1295 or Henderson County Crime Stoppers at 270-831-1111. People can also place information in law enforcement tip boxes located around town.
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Southwest Michigan community colleges are seeing a decline in fall enrollment numbers this fall. Despite declining numbers, the reason could be because the economy is looking up.
Adriana Phelan, Michigan Community College Association's vice president for public policy, said Michigan's community college headcount declines are not isolated, as community colleges across the nation tend to see fewer students enroll when the economy picks up.
"As the economy starts being challenged, then people come to community colleges for retraining because it's a quick way to get training and job skills," Phelan said.
Kalamazoo Valley Community College saw a 7.6 percent increase in enrollment numbers from 2008 to 2009, while other community colleges saw headcount figures shoot up as much as 20 percent during the crux of the economic recession.


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Tift Merritt and the Carbines
9 p.m. Saturday, June 10
Country singer/songwriter Tift Merritt may very well be one of "five emerging insurgents on the edge of center stage," as the alt-country fanzine No Depression recently crowned her, but it's difficult to say for sure, given the scantiness of the recorded material an MP3 on her Web page, four rough but amazing demos and a seven-song EP of duets with John Howie of the Two Dollar Pistols, a much less engaging (to put it charitably) singer than Merritt. Her negotiations with bluegrass label Sugar Hill currently at a standstill, the 25-year-old North Carolinian could be either the next big thing or just another casualty of label myopia.
Whatever her fate, there's no denying her gigantic talent. Backed by her solid country-rock band, the Carbines, Merritt plays rhythm guitar and sings with a clarion delicacy reminiscent of the young Emmylou Harris. Sometimes her crystalline vibrato attains a ragged majesty that brings to mind a less prickly, more buoyant Lucinda Williams. Merritt covers some of the same territory pioneered by Harris, Dylan and Williams, exploring those places where rock & roll, country, folk and blues intersect, but she never seems derivative or overly literary. Her songs are carefully crafted without being precious, and she sings them with a visionary sweetness and an aching restraint that's all too rare in this age of belters and blowhards. By most reports, Merritt is also a compelling performer, a small-boned beauty with golden ringlets and an easygoing stageside manner: equal parts juke-joint girl (the title of one of her songs) and coffeehouse angel. Although the direction of Merritt's career is uncertain, her performance at Twangfest this year is a sure bet. Don't miss it.
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Walter Clevenger and the Dairy Kings
10 p.m. Saturday, June 10
Some artists come by their twang honestly; others steal from the best. It's like absconding with the Farm-Aid funds. In his pre-(gray) roots day, Nick Lowe was thought to be the Milton Berle of pop, getting his best material from duped peers and dead trailblazers. But that was just a shtick -- Berle could write great jokes in his sleep, and Lowe was crafty enough to make a crazy quilt out of used material.
Walter Clevenger has been compared to Lowe in the way he takes the hyphen out of country-pop, purveying a hybrid strain for which there's no word. "We've been lumped in with the Los Angeles pop scene," says songwriter Clevenger, whose Dairy Kings will bring pop calcium to the bare-bones Twangfest country. But Clevenger's blend was never simple Lowe-fi reproduction. "I don't know how we'll fit in," Clevenger adds with more anticipation than trepidation. "I hope we do fit in." He says the Kings haven't even been close to this far east before. Most of their gigs have been in the Los Angeles area, just a dream's throw from Clevenger's home in the bedroom community of Orange County. Never pasteurized pop, the Dairy Kings have until now been defined within the context of LA's IPO (International Pop Overthrow), an annual music festival that places them in the thick of Jellyfish wannabes, Posies poseurs and Redd Kross dressers. Actually, despite Clevenger's love of obscure old power-pop albums, he's a roots man. Either way, people will squeeze him into a category smaller than a calf stable in a train. It's a cruel world for true originals.
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Midnight Saturday, June 10
The Fender Telecaster is possibly the most twang-friendly guitar ever invented. The guitar delivers a naturally trebly sound, with the ability to produce a deep rumble on the lower strings, especially if coupled with the reverb knob on a Fender amplifier. Best of all, the pickups employed on the classic Telecaster practically make each note sing with the sound of electricity, generating a slight quick echo that calls to mind music made in the mountains.
Bill Kirchen is one of the Telecaster's best practitioners of twang. In the '70s, Kirchen held the guitar chair in Commander Cody's Lost Planet Airmen. His encyclopedia of basic Telecaster twang licks is familiar to anyone who remembers their hit rendition of "Hot Rod Lincoln." There it is, all the rumbling aura of menace, the hammering rhythmic ticks, the bent chords, the clattering quick runs up the fretboard.
Kirchen resurfaced in the '90s, first appearing here as a guitarist in Nick Lowe's touring band about five or six years back, then turning out a couple of first-rate solo albums on Hightone Records. The first of these, a concert recording called Hot Rod Lincoln Live -- hey, Kirchen knows which side his bread's buttered on -- included an incendiary remake of his biggest break that featured nods to guitar role models ranging from Muddy Waters to Jimi Hendrix to Johnny Cash to the Sex Pistols. The second, a studio affair called Raise a Ruckus, showcased the songwriting talents of his wife, Louise. He's not the greatest singer you've ever heard, but not the worst, either. His guitar playing, however, will be a fitting ending to this year's Twangfest lineup.
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To celebrate its opening Peebles will give its first 100 customers a free tote bag. Customers can also register at the store to win two $250 gift cards. There will also be a 20 percent off coupon in the Times of Ti and a $10 "bounce back" on purchases of $50 or more.
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Ticonderoga Supervisor Deb Malaney is pleased Peebles is coming to Ticonderoga. She noted the store considered the community about six years ago but decided against coming at that time.
Peebles lists its brands as Adidas, Sun River, U.S. Polo Assn, Elizabeth ArdenChaps, Hannah, New Balance, nautica, Levi's, Company8, Dockers, Specialty Girl,Calvin Klein, Lee, Carter's, j.h. collectibles, Estee Lauder, Graphite, Wihul Park, naturalizer, Nike, South Pole, Clinique, Skechers, easyspirit, VanHeusen, Ruby Rd., Union Bay, Chaus, alfred dunner, Clark's, BareTraps, Champion and Gloria Vanderbilt.
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The company generally locates in areas with a population of 20-30,000 within a 10-mile radius, 20-30 miles away from a competitor department store and near a national discount retail store.
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The market for the smartphone—in reality a handheld computer for Web browsing, e-mail, music, and video that was integrated with a cellular telephone—continued to grow in 2008. According to research firm Gartner, in the second quarter, worldwide smartphone unit sales increased at a rate of 15.7% year-on-year. The fastest-growing market was North America, with 78.7% sales growth. Sales in Western Europe were up 29.3%.
The rise in sales was fueled in part by Apple's introduction in July of the iPhone 3G (the 3G referred to third-generation wireless networks, which sent and retrieved data more rapidly). The iPhone 3G was in high demand; one million iPhone 3Gs were purchased during its first three days on the market. There were early technical problems, which included dropped calls and poor connections, but it was unclear whether the problems were primarily the responsibility of Apple or of AT&T, the only American network on which the iPhone could be used.
The iPhone and a similar device, called iPod Touch, created a new market for third-party applications software, such as games, that could be downloaded from Apple's online App Store. Apple claimed that consumers downloaded more than 100 million applications, some free and some for purchase, in the first 60 days that they were offered.
Google's first smartphone, a model from Taiwan-based cell-phone maker HTC called the G1, used Google's Android operating software. Like the iPhone, the G1 was controlled by a touch screen, but unlike the iPhone, it had a physical keyboard rather than a virtual one on the screen. The G1 was initially available only from T-Mobile in Europe and in the U.S., where it initially cost $179 with a two-year cell-phone contract, slightly less than the iPhone. The consensus was that the Google phone had broken little new ground and thus was simply a competitive phone introduced after the iPhone and the BlackBerry, from Research in Motion.
The popularity of smartphones was aided by another technological trend in the United States: more Americans than ever before were giving up their traditional landline telephones for cellular telephones. In a survey of Internet users by Jupiter Research, 12% said that they did not subscribe to a landline-telephone service, and another 12% said that they planned to switch from a landline to a cellular telephone in the next year. Another study, by market researcher Nielsen, said that 17% of all American homes relied exclusively on cellular telephones rather than landline telephones.
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While the cellular telephone networks continued to serve a growing demand for data, short-range Wi-Fi (wireless fidelity) found in homes, hotels, restaurants, airports, and other public places continued to spread as a common wireless alternative for Internet access. The telecommunications industry began looking ahead to a new wireless standard, called 4G (fourth generation), that would transmit laptop and smartphone data faster than present-day cellular networks while greatly extending the range of its signals. Two competing wireless technologies—WiMax and LTE (Long Term Evolution)—were expected to form the basis of the new standard. In tests by T-Mobile and Nortel Networks, LTE was able to download data at speeds of up to 170 million bits per second and upload data at speeds of up to 50 million bits per second from a car that was traveling about 67 km (42 mi) per hour.
Philadelphia, the first American city to commit to a citywide public Wi-Fi network, tried to reinvigorate the plan after EarthLink abandoned the project in the wake of complaints about weak signals. The Wi-Fi network, which was 80% complete, was being taken over by local investors under the name Network Acquisition Co. Its plan was to sell Wi-Fi service to local businesses and use that revenue to pay for free public Wi-Fi in outdoor locations. The new network operators also hoped to generate Wi-Fi revenue through advertising and transaction processing, such as handling the sale of entertainment tickets.
Automobile manufacturer Chrysler said that it would offer Wi-Fi connections with Internet access as an option on its 2009-model vehicles. Called UConnect Web, the service was to be offered as entertainment for backseat passengers.
Delta said that it would offer Wi-Fi service on flights that traveled within the continental United States. Through an agreement with communications firm Aircell, Delta said that it would install Wi-Fi on more than 330 aircraft that flew U.S. routes, although installation would take until mid-2009 to complete. During flights passengers would be able to access the Wi-Fi network with laptops, smartphones, and handheld computing devices; the cost was to be $9.95 for flights of three hours or less and $12.95 for longer flights.


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"Our beer list has expanded over the years to include OBX Kolsch, IPA 25, Bitter Bee, Weizen, Ruddy Radish as well our original Corolla Gold and Black Radish. Seasonal options include an Oktoberfest which will be available late September 2014 and the Christmas Bier which will be available around Thanksgiving."
The Weeping Radish is the Oldest Microbrewery in North Carolina. 29 years ago it was illegal for breweries to sell their own beer directly to consumers; they had to go through a distributor. This made it impossible for microbreweries or small brewpubs to exist. In 1985 Uli Bennewitz went to his local senator and together they passed a bill allowing microbreweries to sell their own beer on site. A year later on the July 4th, 1986 the Weeping Radish Brewery opened for business.
Raised in a small village in Bavaria, Uli was determined to bring the high quality beer he was used to across the ocean to North Carolina. A Master Brewer came over from Germany and brewed the first batches of Corolla Gold, Fest, and Black Radish. Strictly adhering to the Reinheitsgebot Purity Law of 1516, all Weeping Radish beers are brewed using hops, malt, yeast and water – no additives, chemicals or preservatives.
Our beer list has expanded over the years and currently on draft in the pub we have the OBX Kölsch, IPA 25, and Radler as well as our original Corolla Gold, Fest and Black Radish. And for those of you with a sweet tooth we make a fantastic Root Beer!
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Also, detailed information about a wide variety of fire safety issues is available through the National Fire Protection Association. For additional information about injury prevention, visit the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission and National Safety Council.
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An unprecedented wave of drug patent expirations in the next year will usher in generics that will dramatically reduce the prices of some of world's best-selling medications, including cholesterol drug Lipitor and blood thinner Plavix. Other drugs used to treat conditions such as asthma, diabetes, HIV and depression will also be affected.
"My estimation is at least 15 percent of the population is currently using one of the drugs whose patents will expire in 2011 or 2012," says Joel Owerbach, chief pharmacy officer for Excellus Blue Cross Blue Shield, which serves most of upstate New York.


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The 'upset of the year' — Ole Miss vs. Maryland, 1952
Sense of Place columnist Jack Mayfield tells about a 1952 football game where the Rebels took on, and beat, No. 3-ranked Maryland in what was called "The Upset of the Year."
Weekend busy but not out of control
Local police were kept busy during the weekend between traffic and arrests but overall, officials say things ran much smoother for the LSU game than last week's Texas A&M game.
Ole Miss women drop SEC hoops opener
The Ole Miss women battled back from a 10-point halftime deficit before eventually losing in the final minutes, 84-79, at LSU in the Southeastern Conference basketball opener for both teams. (January 4, 2013, Page 8A)


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Vice President, Knowledge Sharing
Supervisor's Title: Executive Vice President, Knowledge Sharing
Position Summary and Essential Functions
The primary responsibility of the VP, Knowledge Sharing is to manage Membership, oversee elements of the annual OFN Conference, and work with the EVP to develop and manage other Knowledge Sharing programs.
The essential functions of the position are:
Membership: Promote Membership, evaluate Membership applications, and make recommendations for modifying Membership processes and policies.
OFN Conference: Manage designated elements of the OFN Conference, for example, communications with session presenters, the trade show, the Justice Grant, and session tracks.
Other Peer Learning: Organize designated peer learning initiatives such as the Staying Connected call series, regional meetings, and elements of other capacity building programs.
About Opportunity Finance Network
Opportunity Finance Network is a national financial institution serving a national network of CDFIs. CDFIs are mission-driven non-governmental financial services providers that serve low-income and low-wealth communities throughout the United States. Opportunity Finance Network's mission is to lead the community development finance system to scale through capital aggregation, policy, and capacity building. Opportunity Finance Network provides a range of services to the CDFI industry including financing, training, research and publications, and consulting services. For more information, visit www.opportunityfinance.net<http://www.opportunityfinance.net/>.
Position Responsibilities
* Periodically make recommendations for modifying Membership processes and policies.
* Manage the Membership application process.
* Implement a Membership marketing strategy and respond to Membership application inquiries.
* Analyze Membership composition and usage of OFN services on an ongoing basis, and make recommendations to modify services to increase usage.
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Manage elements of the annual OFN Conference. This may include but is not limited to:
* Oversee one or more session tracks, including assisting in session selection.
* Develop and manage tours.
* Manage communications with session presenters to ensure their needs are met and that they meet their Conference responsibilities.
* Organize and manage the trade show, including outreach to vendors and the trade show raffle.
* Oversee the nomination and selection of the Justice Grantee.
Other Peer Learning
Take responsibility for elements of other Knowledge Sharing programs. This may include but is not limited to:
* Organizing and scheduling the Staying Connected calls.
* Planning and scheduling regional meetings.
* Working with the EVP to design new programs.
* Developing and conducting topical surveys, such as the CDFI software survey.
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* Bachelor's degree or 9 years work experience; graduate degree a plus.
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Nov. 22, 2012
Lobos' Thanksgiving Tourney Notes
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Friday: 5:30 p.m. - Lobos vs. North Texas; 3:30 p.m. - Georgia vs. Saint Bonaventure
Saturday: 5 p.m. - Consolation Game; 7 p.m. - Championship
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By Richard Stevens - Senior Writer/GoLobos.com
It is payback time first for Yvonne Sanchez's Lobos, but speedy North Texas isn't making the trip to Albuquerque to be the designated turkey in New Mexico's Thanksgiving Tournament.
They plan to gobble up the Lobos, so to speak.
Which won't be easy The Lobos are undefeated in 2012 and the team that Sanchez once compared to a bowl of soup has a whole lot of ingredients that are meshing well - most of the time and at key times - to produce UNM's 4-0 mark.
For sure, the Lobos want to push that mark to 5-0 which would provide the payback for the 63-50 spanking the Mean Green put on the Lobos a year ago in Denton, Texas.
And, sure, the Mean Green would like to place that first stain on the New Mexico record, but North Texas is just looking for a win.
"We're going to face a team that's very familiar with The Pit," said Sanchez. "They are fundamentally sound. They lost in three overtimes to Alabama, so they are hungry for a win."
The Mean Green are 0-3 so far in 2012 with losses to Texas State (88-83), Southern Methodist (67-63) and a triple-overtime 88-83 heartbreaker to Alabama.
The Mean Green are better than their record. They came from 15-points down at Alabama to force overtime. They lost in the third overtime when three Mean Green players fouled out. The Mean Green plan is to get the Lobos to run with them in The Pit.
The Green have some depth and they have full-court athleticism much like Texas Tech. If North Texas has a weakness, it's in the height department. Their tallest player on the roster is 6-foot-1.
They also turn the ball over too much, but that might improve as they get used to each other and used to playing at their frenzied pace. Their shooting percentage might go up, too, as the season makes adjustments in decision-making.
The Mean Green have two freshmen, a sophomore, and a first-year player as their top four scorers. They average 76 points per game, shoot 38 percent from the field and a chilly 23 percent from long range.
The Mean Green like transition. Their top scorer is BreAnna Dawkins, a transfer from Wichita State. The 5-6 Dawkins averages 15.7 points and she isn't getting all those points by posting up in the paint.
She runs along with 5-11 Alexis Hyder (13.0), 6-foot Bralah Blakely (10.0), 5-9 Loryn Goodwin (8.3) and 5-7 Laura McCoy (8.0). Blakely, McCoy and Goodwin come off the bench. McCoy might be their top 3-point threat and Hyder averages 9.0 boards.
Of course, the Lobos have eyes only for North Texas, but Lobo fans have the luxury of looking ahead. The championship battle dancing in those heads is Lobos vs. Georgia. That's No. 9 Georgia.
Now, that would be a test for the Lobos - as would Saint Bonaventure, which rolled out a 30-plus win season in 2011-12. But Georgia is the "name" team coming into The Pit with a Top Ten ranking.
"I feel we can beat anybody, if we play our game," said UNM's Bryce Owens. "It doesn't matter what name it is, if we go out and play our game."
The Lobos have four players, who have risen to the top of the UNM scoring charts and that four probably comes as no surprise: Caroline Durbin (14.5), Sara Halasz (11.0), Deeva Vaughn (9.3) and Owens (9.3).
Sanchez isn't looking ahead to Georgia or the Bonnies because she sees the real threat from North Texas.
The Mean Green will attempt to disrupt the UNM offense and will attempt to score in transition. If the Mean Green shoots well and takes care of the ball, the Lobos could be in trouble.
"Every game for us is going to be a test, going to be a challenge," said Sanchez. "We can't rest on past successes. This team can't just step on the court and expect to win."
|Probable Starters
|Season Statistics
|24 - Caroline Durbin
|14.5 Pts. - 5.5 Rebs.
|14 - Jourdan Erskine
|4.0 Pts. - 4.8 Rebs.
|20 - Sara Halasz
|11.0 Pts - 5.3 Rebs.
|44 - Deeva Vaughn
|9.3 Pts. - 5.5 Rebs.
|12 - Bryce Owens
|9.3 Pts. - 3.3 Rebs.
|Off The Bench
|Season Statistics
|21 - Jayme Jackson
|5.0 Pts. - 1.8 Rebs.
|13 - Khadijah Shumpert
|5.5 Pts. - 4.0 Rebs.
|35 - Chinyere Nnaji
|1.0 Pts. - 3.5 Rebs.
|34 - Whitney Johnson
|2.8 Pts. - 2.0 Rebs.
|25 - Brea Mitchell
|2.0 Pts. - 2.0 Rebs.
|33 - Maddie Muraida
|0.0 Pts. - 0.0 Rebs.
|11 - Alexa Chavez
|0.0 Pts. - 0.0 Rebs
|23 - Jordyn Peacock
|1.3 Pts. - 2.3 Rebs.
|15 - Antiesha Brown
|0.0 Pts. - 0.0 Rebs
Editor's Note: Richard Stevens is a former award-winning sports columnist and Associate Sports Editor at The Albuquerque Tribune. You can reach him at firstname.lastname@example.com


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This Flat Country launches first CDWritten by Jeff McGinnis | | firstname.lastname@example.com
When a band first forms, typically, it tours. The members of the group hit the bars and clubs together for months — years — polishing their act, fine-tuning their sound, figuring out who and what they are. Then, when the musicians have a solid idea of their sound and songs, they record an album. That's the way it works.
Well, usually. Not so for This Flat Country, a new folk-rock band from Toledo. The group — Adam, Braden and Chandler Hoffmann, Joe Phillips and Jason Copsey — will host its first CD release party 9 p.m. April 7 at The Blarney Bullpen in Downtown Toledo. Tickets are $5 at the door. It will also be the first time the group has played in public together.
"We're able to do that because we kinda come from a community of musicians. Over the past 10 years, the five of us have played in a number of hard-working bands," Copsey said in an interview with Toledo Free Press Star. "We've sat in with each others' bands. So over the past year or two, we decided to see what it would sound like when the five of us get together."
Everyone in the group has extensive experience in the local music scene.
"We all went to high school together. We all graduated within about three years of each other. We all kinda played in each others' bands for a while, kinda got to build a bit of a fanbase just over the years that way," Copsey said.
The group's first album, "Thicker Than Blood," is a sampler of what the group and its songs are like at this stage — though Copsey added that the sound of each may evolve even more once they get some gigs in front of a crowd under their belt.
"Our past is represented pretty well in that product that is going out on Saturday. The idea was always for us to create the best songs possible that can be expanded in a variety of different ways for a live show," Copsey said.
"When we record the songs, it's a snapshot for what it is at that time. It's a snapshot of how far the song has grown at the time we actually record it. But we're really into letting the songs evolve."
Copsey said the group's development of new material followed that same path in the recording studio, influenced by the members' intensive hands-on approach to their work.
"Everything is extremely organic, and it's all by our own hands. From the beginning of the writing of the songs, to when it's actually being played," he said. "We write the songs ourselves, we record them ourselves with our own equipment. The pressings we outsource, but it's all in-house."
But no matter how proud the band is of its work on the album, in the end, Copsey said, the real prize will be what's achieved live.
"We love the live shows. That's really the reason the five of us do this. And on Saturday, we really just want to continue our reputation as five musicians that put everything out there for the live shows. To make those events something memorable for everyone that comes out, and to continue building a community of people that enjoy coming out to see us play."


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Was missing Italia today. This was possibly one of my most favourite days of 2012.
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Everything in Istanbul is just so beautiful. On our third day there we, of course, started our morning at an adorable café. I think cafes are always my favorite when traveling abroad. In a city like Houston, we just don't have the luxury of great outdoor cafes. Between the humidity and the fast paced lifestyle, it's so hard to just sit and enjoy life and all its beauty. After our coffee we began our fabulous rainbow stair descent towards Istanbul's Modern Art Museum where we wandered for a while before heading to the Spice Bazaar.
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Photo taken by contributor Carrie Hilgert, a photographer and portrait artist in her thirties from Northeast Kansas. After venturing into digital photography, she became interested in documenting her life with self portraits. This became particularly helpful when her life started to fall apart due to depression. All her other creative outlets left her, but she could always process her very dark feelings with self portraits. While she is doing much better now, she maintains compassion for those going through these hard things and hopes that her photography can give an honest insight into something that makes most people feel very isolated and alone.
About this photo: "This is from a series on fear and uncertainty. Fear seems to be a recurring theme in my life, no matter how hard I fight it. Fear of abandonment, of not being noticed, of my mental illness consuming me, of what people will think if they see the real me, of losing my creativity and worst, of getting to the end of my life without having let all of the wonderful things inside me come out. This image is about the battle against fear. I think most of us recognize that internal war with something. Whether it's fear or not, no matter how long you've been fighting it, there are times when the battle is fierce and for me, it's usually when I am trying to grow. The ego doesn't like change."
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Assos has a rich and diverse history. In the 700s BCE colonists left Lesbos and settled in Assos. Aristotle visited and fell in love with the King's daughter, Pythia. Because he was forbidden to marry Pythia, Aristotle taught in Assos for three years so he could be close to her. On the acropolis (which means "top of the hill" in Greek) the Greeks constructed a temple to Athena and surrounded the entire city with walls. In the 14th century after leaving Bursa the Ottomans inhabited Assos, strengthened the city walls, and added a mosque. Today the slopes of Assos are home to locals who make thyme oil and olive soap. So far I would have to say that Assos is the most beautiful place we have visited. Because the elevation is so high compared to the surrounding land you can see across the entire Aegean sea. We were the only group at the site so we were able to explore the ruins and sit on the cliffs while watching the water. When you stand on the acropolis you can see why this spot was so desirable, not only because it is beautiful but because of its strategic position and proximity to the harbor.
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Some periods of time are too dense with experiences to narrate. Add in the sharpness of the struggles, their lack of resolution, a heat wave, a chemo cocktail designed to knock you on your ass and a bit of silence might ensue. My focus is on putting one step in front of the other. Surviving.
The good news is we are surviving right now and still imagine August as a calmer month. Perhaps I will have vignettes to share then. I pack for my third trip to NYC since June 21st. This trip I do solo, despite my husband's protests. With an uncertain travel future looming and mounting costs, I need to know that I can make whatever path I follow sustainable.
The last trip really felt vacation like even if we never got much beyond the infusion suite.
This trip will be down and dirty. I will be late to arrive, early to leave, just getting in my 29 hours of infusion time. Turned away at the deluxe, free cancer housing in midtown Manhattan with a terrace to delight and a waiting list to match, I got adopted by an old colleague in West Harlem – a touching kindness and a treasured connection to my non-cancer life.
In lieu of truly filling you in on the now, I offer a brilliant short piece written by my first cancer pal, Bev. She has offered me solace as I learned to live with terminal cancer. This week she entered hospice. She will leave this world with a bit of my heart. Enjoy Mystery Bag, a little peak at living with cancer.
Mystery Bag by Bev Lipsitz
I was in a writing group for women with cancer. One day, the facilitator brought in a bunch of paper bags. She told us to pass them around and without looking, feel inside each bag.
Then she gave us each our own bag, and told us to reach inside, and still without looking, write about what we found.
When I felt inside all the bags, there was only one item I could identify. It felt like a swizzle stick. I thought I might write a story about a wonderful vacation in Hawaii.
But I got a different bag, with something I couldn't identify by feel. Hmmm, what to do next…
Let's try a CT-Scan. Fill the bag with contrast. Lay it down and slide it in and out of a machine that looks like a giant donut.
Click, click. Breathe. Hold it. Breathe. Hold it. Click, click.
Sorry bag, the pictures show that it's cancer.
Oh no! Now what do we do?
Surgery! Slice the bag down the middle. Take the damn thing out. When you're done, staple the bag back together.
Oh this thing is ugly. Can we learn anything more about it? Sure…Slice it up. Send samples to the lab. The report comes back: its OVARIAN cancer. OH NO, everyone says that's a bad one!!!!
Did we get the whole thing out? Leave any pieces inside? What if there are some crumbs that didn't get out? How do we get rid of those?
Chemotherapy! That should take care of it. Pour some poison in the bag. What's that? The poison burned a hole in the bottom. Anybody got any tape?
Oh by the way, even if this works for now, this cancer could come back. We might have to do this all over again…and again…and again…
This bag is a mess. I wish I had gotten a different one, maybe one with some candy in it, or a brownie.
You know what, though? This bag is stronger than I thought. Even with the cancer, and the poison, and the staples and tape, this bag can carry a lot of stuff. Don't worry, bag. If that thing gets too heavy for you, we'll bring in reinforcements. Wrap you in a blanket. Make you comfy cozy. Sit with you. Don't be afraid.
Thank you, Bev, for your clear way of looking at our lives. Dont be afraid. love always, marcy
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At the end of our beach promenade in Umhlanga Rocks, are two benches. This particular one is my favourite, and I love to sit on it, watching the waves and the action on the beach, before starting on the 3km walk back home. Today, it was already taken, by a pair of green flip flops belonging to this sunbather. I didn't like to ask her to move them, and anyway, I would have been sitting right on top of where she was laying, so I had to settle for second best.
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Just Growth: Inclusion and Prosperity in America's Metropolitan Regions
Combining statistical analysis of the largest metropolitan regions in the U.S. with a set of seven in-depth case studies, the authors point to the processes, policies and institutional arrangements that help explain more equitable growth (or its absence) in metropolitan settings. These include the stabilizing effect of the public sector, the positive impact of deconcentrating poverty, the influential role of a minority middle class, and the importance of leadership efforts to develop a shared vision amongst diverse constituencies.
Breaking new ground in its innovative blend of quantitative and qualitative methods, the book argues that another sort of growth is possible. Offering specific insights for regional leaders and analysts of metropolitan areas, the authors also draw a broader – and quite timely – set of conclusions about how to scale up these efforts to address a U.S. economy still seeking to recover from economic crisis and distributional divisions. Read an excerpt from Just Growth's introduction here.
Paperback copies of Just Growth can be purchased for $25 at Routledge and Amazon.com, or even as a Kindle edition for only $9.99. Also, thanks to generous funding from the Ford Foundation, a limited number of copies of the book are available free for use in community efforts, professional circles, and classes.
Chris Benner
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Researcher, Center for Regional Change
University of California, Davis
Manuel Pastor
Professor, American Studies & Ethnicity and
Director, Program for Environmental and Regional Equity
University of Southern California


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Fire crews respond to storage building fire (Video)
Two dozen RV's and boats damaged in storage fire
About 65 firefighters with 13 vehicles and four agencies fought a ferocious fire for nearly two hours, beginning about 1:30 p.m. Saturday, at Weber Creek Storage, authorities said.
About two dozen RV's and boats stowed inside a large storage building on the property were damaged as responders struggled to get water to the structure, said Capt. James Brown, spokesman and investigator for Corpus Christi Fire Department.
"Crews had to relay water because of the distance to the nearest hydrant," Brown said.
A tarmac crash truck with a foam pumper was brought in from Naval Air Station — Corpus Christi to slather the building with foam.
"The foam really knocked it down," Brown said.
The building's south wall collapsed, leaving hot spots flaring as firefighters began gather their equipment.
The business at 7649 Weber Road is outside city limits.
Nueces County sheriff's deputies and Corpus Christi police responded to help with traffic control.
Agencies that responded were Corpus Christi, Annaville, Flour Bluff and Navy base fire departments.
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text: I've come across an issue with the Perc 2/Si (aac) RAID controller I'm running on OPENBSD_2_9. It works well for the most part, however, occasionally I get a message like this: May 17 09:37:25 bsdhost /bsd: sd0(aac0:0:0): timed out On a couple of occasions, this has led to a stream of sd0(aac0:0:0): timed out messages appearing on the console, and the system becomes nonresponsive (no disk access at all) Has anyone else experienced this ? I'm sorry to say as a non-programmer I don't have anything to offer other than a prepaid pizza and/or troubleshooting time. I know the aac driver is in active development for the FreeBSD project (where the code originated); perhaps some of these changes could be incorporated into the OBSD driver ? dmesg follows (this is a Dell PowerEdge 2400): OpenBSD 2.9-stable (GENERIC) #4: Mon May 21 13:52:46 CDT 2001 root@bsdhost:/usr/src/sys/arch/i386/compile/GENERIC cpu0: Intel Pentium III (Coppermine) ("GenuineIntel" 686-class) 993 MHz cpu0: FPU,V86,DE,PSE,TSC,MSR,PAE,MCE,CX8,APIC,SYS,MTRR,PGE,MCA,CMOV,PAT,PSE36,MMX, FXSR,SIMD real mem = 536453120 (523880K) avail mem = 492642304 (481096K) using 5689 buffers containing 26927104 bytes (26296K) of memory mainbus0 (root) bios0 at mainbus0: AT/286+(00) BIOS, date 10/10/00, BIOS32 rev. 0 @ 0xffe90 pcibios0 at bios0: rev. 2.1 @ 0xf0000/0x10000 pcibios0: PCI IRQ Routing Table rev. 1.0 @ 0xfc320/208 (11 entries) pcibios0: PCI Interrupt Router at 000:15:0 ("Reliance Computer ROSB4 SouthBridge" rev 0x00) pcibios: no compatible PCI ICU found: ICU vendor 0x1166 product 0x0200 pcibios0: Warning, unable to fix up PCI interrupt routing pcibios0: PCI bus #1 is the last bus bios0: ROM list: 0xc0000/0x8000 0xc8000/0x4000! 0xcc000/0x200 pci0 at mainbus0 bus 0: configuration mode 1 (no bios) pchb0 at pci0 dev 0 function 0 "Reliance Computer CNB20LE Host" rev 0x06 pchb1 at pci0 dev 0 function 1 "Reliance Computer CNB20LE Host" rev 0x06 pci1 at pchb1 bus 2 fxp0 at pci1 dev 6 function 0 "Intel 82557" rev 0x08: irq 10, address 00:02:b3:2c:18:3d inphy0 at fxp0 phy 1: i82555 10/100 media interface, rev. 4 fxp1 at pci1 dev 8 function 0 "Intel 82557" rev 0x08: irq 5, address 00:02:b3:2c:17:10 inphy1 at fxp1 phy 1: i82555 10/100 media interface, rev. 4 ppb0 at pci0 dev 2 function 0 "Intel i960 RM PCI-PCI" rev 0x01 pci2 at ppb0 bus 1 ahc1 at pci2 dev 6 function 0 "Adaptec AIC-7880" rev 0x02: irq 11 ahc1: Single Channel A, SCSI Id=7, 16/255 SCBs scsibus0 at ahc1: 8 targets ahc1: target 5 synchronous at 20.0MHz, offset = 0xf cd0 at scsibus0 targ 5 lun 0: <NEC, CD-ROM DRIVE:466, 1.06> SCSI2 5/cdrom removable aac0 at pci0 dev 2 function 1 "Dell PERC 2/Si" rev 0x01: irq 14 aac0: i960RX 100MHz, 62MB, no battery support (5) Kernel 2.5-0 scsibus1 at aac0: 64 targets sd0 at scsibus1 targ 0 lun 0: <Adaptec, Container #00, > SCSI2 0/direct fixed sd0: 209990MB, 26770 cyl, 255 head, 63 sec, 512 bytes/sec, 430060050 sec total vga1 at pci0 dev 14 function 0 "ATI Mach64 GY" rev 0x7a wsdisplay0 at vga1: console (80x25, vt100 emulation) wsdisplay0: screen 1-5 added (80x25, vt100 emulation) pcib0 at pci0 dev 15 function 0 "Reliance Computer ROSB4 SouthBridge" rev 0x50 isa0 at pcib0 isadma0 at isa0 pckbc0 at isa0 port 0x60/5 pckbd0 at pckbc0 (kbd slot) pckbc0: using irq 1 for kbd slot wskbd0 at pckbd0: console keyboard, using wsdisplay0 pms0 at pckbc0 (aux slot) pckbc0: using irq 12 for aux slot wsmouse0 at pms0 mux 0 pcppi0 at isa0 port 0x61 midi0 at pcppi0: <PC speaker> sysbeep0 at pcppi0 lpt0 at isa0 port 0x378/4 irq 7 npx0 at isa0 port 0xf0/16: using exception 16 pccom0 at isa0 port 0x3f8/8 irq 4: ns16550a, 16 byte fifo pccom1 at isa0 port 0x2f8/8 irq 3: ns16550a, 16 byte fifo fdc0 at isa0 port 0x3f0/6 irq 6 drq 2 fd0 at fdc0 drive 0: 1.44MB 80 cyl, 2 head, 18 sec biomask 4840 netmask 4c60 ttymask 5ce2 pctr: 686-class user-level performance counters enabled mtrr: Pentium Pro MTRR support dkcsum: sd0 matched BIOS disk 80 root on sd0a rootdev=0x400 rrootdev=0xd00 rawdev=0xd02 WARNING: / was not properly unmounted sd0(aac0:0:0): timed out sd0(aac0:0:0): timed out


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MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Love is in the air at the Hennepin County Government Center - where judges are marrying 17 couples for free on this Valentine's Day.
Military and first responder couples will be among those who tie the knot.
Hennepin County Judge William Koch says the bench wanted to celebrate Valentine's Day in a unique way. The judges thought the free weddings would be a fun event as well as a way to give back to military members and first responders, who were given first priority. Civilian couples are also participating.
The program starts at noon Thursday, and judges plan to hold one wedding ceremony every 15 minutes. The ceremonies will be at the Hennepin County Government Center, near the reflection pool.
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Monthly Archive for October, 2010
Roy Williams' outlandish optimism
Roy Williams' optimism apparently knows no bounds. The wide receiver didn't rule out the Cowboys turning around their season after a 1-5 start and making the Super Bowl. "Who said we would be 1-5?" Williams said after Monday night's 41-35 loss to the Giants. "Everybody picked us to be in the Super Bowl, and we […] [Read More]
Giants linebacker: 'I heard Romo scream'
DALLAS – Giants linebacker Michael Boley took pride in knocking Tony Romo out of Monday night's game and possibly the rest of the season. Boley came through untouched to flatten Romo early in the second quarter. When Romo crashed to the turf with Boley on top of him, it broke the quarterback's left clavicle. Romo […] [Read More]
Bryant will be the one to watch the rest of this dismal season
DALLAS – One bright spot for the Cowboys in Monday night's 41-35 loss to the Giants was the play of rookie wide receiver Dez Bryant. The first-round pick from Oklahoma State scored three touchdowns via a spectacular 93-yard punt return and a pair of 15-yard receptions from Jon Kitna in the final 3:17. It was […] [Read More]
Jones: Romo could be out two months
ARLINGTON – Cowboys owner Jerry Jones thinks Tony Romo could be out as long as two months. Romo suffered a broken left clavicle after getting flattened on a blitz by unchecked Giants linebacker Michael Boley early in the second quarter. "Troy Aikman was out four weeks with his, and our guys initially think six week, […] [Read More]
Manning shares a moment with injured Romo
ARLINGTON – Giants quarterback Eli Manning had a private moment with his injured Cowboys counterpart after the game. "I wanted to see how he was. When he'd be back," Manning said of Tony Romo, who broke his left collarbone in the first half when Giants linebacker Michael Boley slammed him to the turf. "I told […] [Read More]
Romo to undergo an MRI today
ARLINGTON – Tony Romo will undergo an MRI today to determine whether surgery will be needed to repair his broken left clavicle. "We'll find out (Tuesday) how bad it is," he said. Romo declined to speculate how long he will be out, but he admitted he doesn't expect to return anytime soon. A broken collarbone […] [Read More]
Romo fractures left clavicle
ARLINGTON – Giants linebacker Michael Boley has dealt the Cowboys what could be a season-ending blow. Boley's slammed Tony Romo to the turf with 12:07 left in the first half, fracturing the quarterback's left clavicle. Romo had the Cowboys poised for a potential season-saving victory. With him out of the game and posssibly out for […] [Read More]
Giants take the lead as Scandrick burned again
ARLINGTON – The Giants lead 21-20 after Steve Smith's 14-yard TD reception with 1:15 left in the first half. New York leads despite committing three turnovers that led to 13 points and giving up a 93-yard punt return for a touchdown by Dez Bryant. Scandrick has given up the Giants' last two TDs. [Read More]
Giants aren't going away
ARLINGTON – The Cowboys' lead has been cut to 20-14 after the Giants' Hakeem Nicks recorded his second TD reception of the game. With Mike Jenkins on the sideline after suffering an injury three plays earlier, Nicks beat Orlando Scandrick to make the 8-yard catch just inside the goal line. [Read More]
Cowboys go up 20-7 thanks to electric play by rookie
ARLINGTON – So much for Dez Bryant's sore ankle. The Cowboys hold a 20-7 lead over the Giants after the rookie from Oklahoma State returned a punt 88 yards for a touchdown. It was Bryant's second TD via a punt return this season. After making an over-the-shoulder catch, Bryant quickly eluded the Giants' Duke Calhoun. […] [Read More]
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The Pavilion 23 All-In-One is a desktop that is built to perform for both work and play, but the touch screen feature really makes this unit shine. Of course you are not going to use touch screen mode every time you use your desktop, but it does come in handy for gaming, navigating through web pages, going through pictures and the list could go on and on. Unfortunately, HP still needs to step it up when it comes to this desktop's HD graphics and the outdated design and look of this system needs a modern overhaul.
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Yearly Archive for 2007
Marrou passes bar; now what?
Congratulations to KENS' veteran anchorman Chris Marrou for passing the bar exam. He and fellow St. Mary's University law grads learned of their accomplishment late last week. Eyewitness wants to know — as KENS would pose it — what this might mean for viewers of his 5, 6 and 10 p.m. newscasts? Does Marrou, who's […] [Read More]
"Cry wolf" story rakes in ratings
That chupacabra story may have gotten viewers wondering just what kind of ridiculous animal the local news really is, but it helped KENS-TV's 10 p.m. news rake in mammoth ratings the first night of November sweeps. The suspense-filled report from reporter Joe Conger about the Cuero woman's find of a mysterious animal's dead body — […] [Read More]
Reliving 'My So-Called Life"
"My So-Called Life" is the one coming-of-age TV series that still totally gets to me. Though made more than 20 years after my own adolescence, the drama that launched the careers of Claire Danes and Jared Leto never fails to bring me back to those painful ups and downs at Alamo Heights Junior High and […] [Read More]
Linus would be proud
Quick! Get to your TVs and get to know the man who continually resurrects the kid in you and makes you cry, laugh and think with holiday specials such as "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown." That Halloween special airs at 7 p.m. Tuesday on ABC. But the in-depth look at the creator of that […] [Read More]
Halloween treat: Elvira from Austin
I got to chat with the "next Elvira" finalist from Austin and she's crossing her vampy fingers that she'll get enough votes to win the chance to play handmaiden to her voluptuous horror queen idol. Whatever the outcome, leggy Texas musician Kitty Korvette — real name Natalie Richey — intends to keep Austin as her […] [Read More]
Thursday TV set right again
Less is definitely more — at least in the case of "The Office." Thankfully, some comic doctors return to NBC Thursday nights and cut the Steve Carell comedy down to its perfect half-hour size. "Scrubs," starting at 8:30 p.m. tonight, shares the hour once again with "The Office." As much as I love the latter […] [Read More]
It hurts to see them fall
Bummer! It's always tough to see shows you like hit the chopping block early in the new fall season. Of local interest was the cancellation of the innovative and youthful "Online Nation." The half-hour — which had pretty Clark High grad Joy Leslie and three other young hosts introducing wacky and wicked online videos at […] [Read More]
News about missing TV faces
I have some happy news about a couple of San Antonio TV personalities on KENS and WOAI whom viewers have missed. Paul Mireles returned to his KENS weather maps today … just in time for this crazy, cooler weather. According to Luis Muñoz, executive producer of "Great Day S.A." — another show that has Mireles […] [Read More]
Bring 'Ellen' to San Antonio!
"Dr. Phil" may beat her in San Antonio ratings, but you can't say Alamo City fans of Ellen DeGeneres aren't passionate about their favorite daytime TV host and comedian. No matter where I am, and the subject of "Ellen" (at 3 p.m. weekdays on KENS) comes up, people — particularly women — rave about her […] [Read More]
A Kerr to remember on TCM, DVD
This movie redhead was more porcelain lady than fiery bombshell. Yet, somehow, beneath the elegant demeanor of Deborah Kerr was such depth of feeling that my eyes get wet just thinking about her performances. There's a reason why her scenes with Cary Grant in "An Affair to Remember" became so iconic to romantic souls everywhere. […] [Read More]
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