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Partnering conference
The National Nuclear Security Administration, B&W Pantex and West Texas A&M University will host a Technical Partnering Conference from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Thursday at WT's Alumni Banquet Facility, 2501 Fourth Ave., in Canyon.
People in business
Mark R. Ensign, an Amarillo attorney who specializes in elder law, has been named an outstanding chapter member of the Texas chapter of the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys.
Heloise: Ammonia removes fuel odor
Dear Heloise: I purchased a nice pair of slacks and wore them to an event where buses were loading and unloading. Unfortunately, my slacks were long, and the hem got soaked with fuel that was on the ground. My slacks now smell like fuel.
Dear Abby: Wife wonders if husband is a cross-dresser
Dear Abby: I think my husband may be a cross-dresser. Last night, while "Roland" and I were cuddling in bed, I felt his legs and they were smoother than mine. I asked him why he keeps shaving his legs and stomach, and then it dawned on me. Roland has sent me e-mails hinting about dressing up.
Dr. Gott: Many factors might lead to balance disorder
Dear Dr. Gott: I have been having balance problems for almost a year. I've seen an ear doctor for possible vertigo, a cardiologist for possible heart/circulation problems and a general practitioner with my concerns. I have to hold on to the wall to turn around when I take a shower and always feel pressure at the base of my neck. I tend to feel off-balance even when walking. I have no other sensation when I'm sitting, and I sleep quite well.
Dr. Gott: Citalopram medication linked to metallic taste
Dear Dr. Gott: I am an 80-year-old widow. Five months ago, I started having a metallic taste in my mouth, a sore tongue and a dry mouth. My first thought was that it might be a bad tooth or filling, but my dentist ruled that out. Then I discovered the problems were because of citalopram, a medication I had been taking for one and a half years. My doctor cut my dosage in half, but that didn't rid me of the side effects. I tried two other medications: One was the same with a different name, and the other made me nauseated. At the present time, I am not taking any of these.
Dear Abby: The good and bad of 'cleaning your plate'
Dear Abby: "Milwaukee Grandma" (Feb. 16) was "appalled to see the number of adults who forced their children to eat" in restaurants. "Grandma" is absolutely right. Children will eat when hungry and stop when they have had enough. The old saying, "Clean your plate" is contributing to the obesity epidemic. Children are born with the ability to self-regulate their food intake. Notice how many babies move their heads away from the bottle or breast when they are full.
Heloise: Check expiration on cans
Dear Heloise: I was visiting my 95-year-old neighbor, and she mentioned that she had lots of food (canned and dry) left over because we did not have any bad hurricanes this year. She showed me her pantry. I picked up a can and read the Expiration Date: 2002. I told her she could not use it or even donate it, because it wasn't any good. Upon further checking, half of it was more than five years old. I cleaned out all of the items that were expired.
Lady Sandies sixth after opening round
The Amarillo High Lady Sandies shot 329 Wednesday in the opening round of the Region I-5A girls golf tournament at Lubbock's Rawls Course and are tied for sixth heading into today's final round.
SFA hires Schneider
Canyon native Brandon Schneider has been named head women's basketball coach for Division I Stephen F. Austin, SFA Director of Athletics Robert Hill announced Tuesday.
Lady Sandies swept
Lubbock High limited the Amarillo Lady Sandies to three runs and six hits as it swept a District 2-5A high school softball doubleheader Wednesday in Lubbock.
Randall rocks Canyon, clinches playoff spot
It wasn't quite a playoff game, but the Randall Lady Raiders acted like a softball team knows that time of year is just around the corner Wednesday afternoon.
Rebs get early start on practice
It never seems too early for high school football teams to prepare for the coming season, as evidenced by the metro schools participating in spring football.
Caprock beats Palo Duro, 2-0
In a game pushed back a day because of rain, Caprock defeated Palo Duro, 2-0, in a District 3-4A high school baseball game Wednesday, keeping Caprock alive in the district playoff race.
Rain wipes out Rebels' 7-2 lead over Sandies
Tuesday's scheduled District 2-5A high school baseball game between Amarillo High and Tascosa at Sandie Field was interrupted by Mother Nature.
Kjerstad makes history
McCall Kjerstad became the first girls tennis player from Randall to qualify for the state tournament Tuesday, winning the Region I-4A girls singles title with a 6-1, 6-2 victory over top seed Meredith Wilemon of Wichita Falls High.
Pampa beats Hereford, ties Randall for 3-4A lead
The Pampa Lady Harvesters pulled into a tie for first in District 3-4A on Tuesday with a 2-0 win over the visiting Hereford Lady Whitefaces.
AHS boys finish fifth in regional
The Amarillo High boys shot a final round of 308 Tuesday at The Rawls Course in Lubbock as they dropped one spot to finish in fifth place at the Region 1-5A tournament.
Memphis girls, Gruver boys return to Austin
The Memphis girls and Gruver boys are returning to the UIL State Golf Championships thanks to strong showings at the Region I-1A tournament at Lubbock on Tuesday.
Rangers fall to Red Sox; Astros win
BOSTON - Darnell McDonald, called up from the minors earlier in the day, hit a pinch-hit two-run homer in the eighth inning to tie the game and won it with an RBI single in the ninth to lift the struggling Boston Red Sox to a 7-6 win against the Texas Rangers on Tuesday night.
Rangers lose sixth in a row
BOSTON - Kevin Youkilis hit an RBI double off the base of the left-center field wall with two outs in the 12th inning and the Boston Red Sox beat Texas 8-7 Wednesday night, sending the Rangers to their sixth straight loss.
Spurs stun Mavs
DALLAS - Richard Jefferson bounded right out of Spurs coach Gregg Popovich's doghouse.
Clock ticks for sewage repairs
The city of Amarillo has until May 31 to make state-mandated repairs to a sewer pipeline that ruptured twice last year, spilling more than 1 million gallons of effluent in southeast Amarillo.
Details sought in fatal stabbing
Police on Wednesday were investigating the circumstances that led to the fatal stabbing of a 43-year-old Amarillo man.
Pickens is hoping to derail water plan
LUBBOCK - Billionaire T. Boone Pickens wants a court to derail state approval of a water management plan that he claims would take $10 million off the value of his groundwater rights in the Texas Panhandle.
Cowboys settle suit with Amarilloan
Amarillo developer Perry Williams has traded his stake in a disputed Dallas Cowboys luxury suite for tickets on the 50-yard line.
Urban chickens 'going to be gone now'
Which comes first? The chickens or the neighborhood harmony?
Poll results
A city ordinance limits the number of fowl on a property to four per quarter-acre. An Amarillo resident requested the Amarillo City Commission loosen the restriction to allow homeowners who live on less than a quarter-acre to raise chickens on their property. We asked amarillo.com readers to tell us if they think the ordinance should be loosened, and if so, how many birds should be allowed per residence.
Stadium implosion's seismic data studied
IRVING - Seismic data from the tumble-down destruction of Texas Stadium in Irving could help scientists and students learn more about the Earth's makeup.
Kohl's will be adding 1,000 jobs in San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO - The Kohl's department store chain will add 1,000 employees in San Antonio.
Drug has biotech hopeful
A local biotech company says the antiviral protein it is testing helps reduce flu symptoms in people older than 50 as it readies for more studying in the U.S.
Court hears gay divorce appeal
DALLAS - A lawyer for a Dallas man trying to divorce the man he married in Massachusetts told a Texas appeals court Wednesday that his client is entitled to a divorce because he had a valid marriage.
Decision far off on legal fees in Ponzi case
HOUSTON - Jailed Texas financier R. Allen Stanford and three executives, all facing charges of bilking investors out of $7 billion as part of a massive Ponzi scheme, will have to wait another five months before learning if they will have to foot their own legal bills.
City Manager Alan Taylor to retire
Amarillo City Manager Alan Taylor will retire at the end of June.
Canyon baseball players walk away from rollover
CANYON - Six Canyon High School baseball players weren't seriously injured Tuesday afternoon after the pickup they were riding in rolled.
Stabbing suspect caught
A Borger man wanted for allegedly stabbing a woman to death last weekend was captured after a manhunt near the city Wednesday night.
2 twisters confirmed in Panhandle Tuesday
The National Weather Service in Amarillo has confirmed two tornadoes touched down the Tuesday evening in the Texas Panhandle.
AG: Gays can't divorce in Texas
DALLAS - After the joy of a wedding and the adoption of a baby came arguments that couldn't be resolved, leading Angelique Naylor to file for divorce.
10 years' probation given for cover-up
An Amarillo woman was sentenced to 10 years probation after she pleaded guilty to tampering with evidence while helping cover up an alleged homicide.
Police certain they'll find homicide suspect
Borger police Tuesday continued the investigation into a grisly homicide that startled the community.
Sunray super headed to HPISD
Sunray's superintendent is set to go to Highland Park next school year.
Perot on Tea Party: Wait and see
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Texas billionaire Ross Perot said Tuesday that the national Tea Party movement seems to be doing well but that time will tell how it will affect the country, government and November elections.
For helping to add DWI courts, Seliger honored
State Sen. Kel Seliger recently was honored for his work in increasing the number of DWI courts in the state.
Home births declining
Crystal Briggs cooked breakfast for her family then gave birth in her living room a few hours later.
Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Hair-raising endeavor
Just along the one block of Southwest Sixth Avenue, 118 Classics barbershop is surrounded by three empty building fronts. Those tenants at one time had high hopes of seeing their business grow - by selling pies, selling barbecue, offering a street refuge. But they're all gone.
Care board names leader
The city of Amarillo's new Emergency Care Advisory Board met for the first time Wednesday and elected Dr. Brian Eades as its chairman.
Incorrect information about the Panhandle Press Association's annual convention appeared on Page 18A of Sunday's Amarillo Globe-News. While a number of speakers addressed the audience Friday, longtime Borger News-Herald photographer Don Rice was not one of them. Also, the story did not mention that Rice and former Austin American-Statesman cartoonist Ben Sargent were inducted into the PPA Hall of Fame.
Two arrested, face vehicle burglary charges
Two Amarillo men were arrested Wednesday morning for allegedly breaking into cars at a motel.
Discovery of 96 pounds of pot leads to arrest
A 29-year-old Albuquerque, N.M., man was arrested after 96 pounds of marijuana allegedly were found in his car Tuesday afternoon, according to the state Department of Public Safety.
Police: WT was target of threat
A West Texas A&M University student remained in the Randall County jail Wednesday after authorities allege he threatened to detonate a bomb and commit a shooting on campus.
Severe weather rolls in
Thunderstorms ripped through the area Tuesday evening and spawned at least two possible tornadoes, smashed windows in Umbarger and caused localized flooding.
Borger hospital to break ground
After months of waiting on financing, construction on the new Golden Plains Community Hospital in Borger is expected to start later this year, administrators said.
Judge: Decision on missionaries' fate not final
PORT-AU-PRINCE, Haiti - The Haitian judge investigating 10 American missionaries accused of kidnapping says no decision has been made on whether to drop any charges.
Managing of AHF up to bankruptcy judge
After almost three full days of testimony, the decision of who will be in charge of American Housing Foundation is up to bankruptcy Judge Robert Jones.
Cutting salt
Officials from Amtrak and the Oklahoma and Texas transportation departments launched a yearlong test to see whether beef-based biodiesel efficiently can run the Heartland Flyer passenger train between Oklahoma City and Fort Worth and reduce emissions.
$250,000-plus found in car; three arrested
Three people were in jail Tuesday after a search of their car led to the seizure of more than $250,000 in cash, according to the state Department of Public Safety.
Church broken into two nights in a row
Police are looking for a person suspected of breaking into an Amarillo church two nights in a row.
Bikers to dedicate wall to fallen comrades
The Texas Bikers 4 Bikers Foundation is scheduled to dedicate a memorial wall to those who died as a result of motorcycle accidents in Texas.
The O-line? Maybe
DALLAS - Jerry Jones is open to doing something he has never done in the NFL draft, and something the Dallas Cowboys haven't done since 1981, eight years before he bought the team.
Waiting and hoping
The future for Auston English and Keithon Flemming may depend on their abilities to answer the following question: "In printing an article of 48,000 words, a printer decides to use two sizes of type. Using the larger type, a printed page contains 1,800 words. Using smaller type, a page contains 2,400 words. The article is allotted 21 full pages in a magazine. How many pages must be in smaller type?"
Cowboys' schedule is rugged
DALLAS - If the Dallas Cowboys are to be the first Super Bowl host to play in the big game, they'll have to overcome what looks to be a tough final six weeks of the regular season.
City Manager Alan Taylor to retire
Weather service: tornadoes confirmed in Tuesday's storm
Amarillo man arrested on murder charge
AIG chief addresses Amarillo employees
Our Town editor Bruce Beck dies at 58
AIG chief addresses Amarillo employees
Borger murder suspect denied bond
Jewell P. Finch
CHILDRESS - Jewell P. Finch, 83, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Randy Gene Wright
BORGER - Randy Gene Wright, 53, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Clara Etta Jewel Gruhlkey
ADRIAN - Clara Etta Jewel Gruhlkey, 94, died Tuesday, April 20, 2010, in Amarillo.
Winfred "Fred" M. Stoker
Winfred "Fred" M. Stoker, 84, of Canyon died Saturday, April 17, 2010.
Dorothy Maurice Cole Womack
BORGER - Dorothy Maurice Cole Womack, 87, died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Jose G. Lopez
Jose G. Lopez, 82, of Amarillo died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Autra Mae Biddy
Autra Mae Biddy, 92, of Amarillo, died Sunday, April 18, 2010.
Ronda Elaine McNeill
Ronda Elaine McNeill, 34, of Amarillo died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
James "Jim" Warren Sheriff
James "Jim" Warren Sheriff, 59, of Amarillo, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Modesta "Linda" Rios
TULIA - Modesta "Linda" Rios, 68, died Monday, April 19, 2010, in Amarillo.
William H. "Junior" Adcock
CANADIAN - William H. "Junior" Adcock, 87, died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
J.C. Cates
J.C. Cates, 83, of Amarillo died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Patricia B. Kirkeminde
CHANNING - Patricia B. Kirkeminde, 85, died Friday, April 16, 2010.
Inea Washington Sanford
DALLAS - Inea Washington Sanford, 94, formerly of Plainview, died Friday, April 16, 2010.
Guyretta Ruth Clinton
TURKEY - Guyretta Ruth Clinton, 70, died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Eva Alicia Martinez
CLAYTON, N.M. - Eva Alicia Martinez, 4 months, died Sunday, April 18, 2010, in Natchitoches, La.
Clay Valan Bolin
FRITCH - Clay Valan Bolin, 48, formerly of Fritch, died Monday, April 19, 2010, in Wagoner, Okla.
Margie Hartwig
HEREFORD - Margie Hartwig, 88, died Monday, April 19, 2010, in Amarillo.
Clinton Raymond Fitts
Clinton Raymond Fitts, 55, of Amarillo died Saturday, April 10, 2010, in Hood River, Ore.
Gloria Mendez
BORGER - Gloria Mendez, 36, died Sunday, April 18, 2010.
Tammy Heady
PANHANDLE - Tammy Heady, 50, died Monday, April 19, 2010, in Amarillo.
Hilda Francis Walker
SHAMROCK - Hilda Francis Walker, 75, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Margarita Anguiano
LAKEVIEW - Margarita Anguiano, 39, died Monday, April 19, 2010, in Childress.
Arthur D. Jenkins
CLAYTON, N.M. - Arthur D. Jenkins, 88, died Sunday, April 18, 2010, in Alamogordo.
John Fick
BORGER - John Fick, 50, died Saturday, April 17, 2010.
Cynthia "Cindy" A. Angleton
BEAVER, Okla. - Cynthia "Cindy" A. Angleton, 62, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Mayme Powers Hunter
GEORGETOWN - Mayme Powers Hunter, 97, died Sunday, April 18, 2010.
Corrine G. Alonzo
Corrine G. Alonzo, 74, of Amarillo died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Mack M. McGibboney
GUN BARREL CITY - Mack M. McGibboney, 83, MM3C, U.S. Navy died Tuesday, April 6, 2010.
Leslie Shinn Kenney
Leslie Shinn Kenney, 96, of Amarillo died Sunday, April 18, 2010.
Jeanette "Jeanie" Crumley
CROWELL - Jeanette "Jeanie" Crumley, 65, died Sunday, April 18, 2010, in Lubbock.
Troy Brewer
PAMPA - Troy Brewer, 68, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Mary Rose Gutierrez
CLOVIS, N.M. - Mary Rose Gutierrez, 64, died Wednesday, April 21, 2010, in Lubbock, Texas.
Willie Virginia Frith
CHILDRESS - Willie Virginia Frith, 88, died Sunday, April 18, 2010.
Ruth Ann Tanquary
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Ruth Ann Tanquary, 67, died Tuesday, April 20, 2010.
Harold Eugene McCune
BOISE CITY, Okla. - Harold Eugene McCune, 79, died Monday, April 19, 2010.
Your Turn
Let your opinions be read right here
Letter: If you don't like, don't read
Regarding Robert L. Hambrick's April 12 letter urging the discontinuance of Leonard Pitts Jr.'s column:
Letter: Why not Congress too?
I have one specific question regarding the health care plan: If this is such a good plan and is good enough for the citizens of the U.S., why are the congressmen and senators not required to have the same health care that they require us to have?
Column - Mike Engler: Sustainable ag' protects planet
"Sustainable agriculture" is a term you hear a lot these days, but what does it mean? There does not appear to be a universal definition. However, most people who use the term indicate they want a food industry that delivers wholesome nutrition while safeguarding our natural resources. If those are the criteria, then the cattle-feeding industry is a champion of sustainable agriculture.
Editorial: Stay out of baggage wars
Some of the worst legislation often comes when lawmakers are angry.
Editorial: Earth Day - a key reminder
Forty years ago today the United States began celebrating a day to honor Mother Earth.
Column - Luke Metzger: Wind, sun can power our future
AUSTIN - Forty years ago, nearly 20 million Americans participated in what was the beginning of the modern environmental movement. Since the first Earth Day, the United States has made some bold strides in the right direction - for example, passing the landmark Clean Air Act and Clean Water Act - both of which have a rich history of reducing pollution.
Your Turn
Let your opinions be read right here
Letter: Columnist needs to look inward on corruption
Bill O'Reilly of Fox News recently wrote a column accusing some media outlets of "being actually corrupt" because they report slanted stories denigrating the Tea Party movement and supporting President Obama.
Soroptimist honors 3 women
Two women were honored by the Soroptimist International of Amarillo Club for their efforts to improve the lives of women and girls in the community. A third woman earned another award for efforts to better herself.
More than garden-variety
Question: Where can you see a banana tree without ever boarding an airplane?
Education briefs
Three students from Holy Cross Catholic Academy have received the "Texas Student Achievement Award" from the Texas American College Test Council for their performance on the PLAN (the Pre-ACT) Assessment. These students are on target to meet or exceed ACT's college readiness benchmarks by graduation. The students receiving this recognition from the Texas ACT Council are sophomores Sarah Gilfillen, Ashley Richerson and Jordan Sapien.
Fundraising Events
Fundraising events for Amarillo nonprofits are listed by either reservation deadline or date of the event.
Opportunities to serve
Nonprofit organizations need volunteers.
Column - Tanya Beck: A question that helped
'Am I gonna die tomorrow?"
ASCA menu
Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1200 S. Polk St., for a suggested donation of $5 for members and $6 for nonmembers. All meals include salad, dessert and a beverage.
Wesley menu
Meals are served at Wesley Community Senior Center, 1615 S. Roberts St. Breakfast is served from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. There is a $3 charge. Meals are for seniors, 55 and older.
Sign-up Roundup
Sign-ups for the summer season of adult kickball are opening this month. Go to www.kickball.com, find Texas, find Texas Cowboy Division of Amarillo and sign up. The league is a member of the World Adult Kickball Association with rules similar to softball. The season starts May 6. Call Robyn at 806-584-4583 or Jenny at 806- 679-7345.
Amarillo Youth Choirs Inc. announced winners of the Jerry and Katrina Perales Undergraduate Scholarship. Winners will be recognized at the Amarillo Youth Choirs Spring Concert at 3 p.m. Sunday in the Globe-News Center for the Performing Arts.
Reunion Roundup
The Amarillo Area A&M Club will be holding the annual Texas Aggie Muster beginning with social hour and cash bar at 6 p.m. and program and muster ceremony at 7 p.m. today.
Camp Sign-ups
Summer camps conducted by nonprofit organizations may be announced here. They will be listed by either sign-up deadline or camp start date.
Community Briefs
Amarillo Zoo is sponsoring Saturday Safaris designed to help children discover the fascinating world of animals. Children, ages 7-12, will learn about animals through crafts, behind-the-scene tours inside the cat house and herpetarium, and live animal encounters.
On your mark ...
A rope running contest earlier this month among students of Our Lady of Guadalupe School yielded winners that showed off the creative skills of each child and taught them a little bit about speed.
Partners in education
The Amarillo Independent School District honored businesses, individuals and teams that support students through efforts that range from financial contributions to tutoring the little guys in reading. A panel of judges examined nominations from local campuses and selected these winners.
Young models holding free show next week
Think Naomi Campbell. Heidi Klum. Tyra Banks.
Lady Buffs finish second in LSC golf
West Texas A&M's Lady Buffs shot a closing round 292 to finish in second place, four shots behind Tarleton State at the Lone Star Conference women's golf championships on Tuesday at the WinStar Golf Course in Thackerville, Okla.
No. 16 Lady Buffs take 2 from OPSU
The No. 16 West Texas A&M softball team won for the 16th time in its last 19 games Wednesday by sweeping Oklahoma Panhandle State, 9-1 and 9-1, at Goodwell Okla.
West Texas A&M Softball Capsule
The Lady Buffs have the top two players in the Lone Star Conference in hits with Amber Farr (65) and Kasey Henderson (71).
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Criterion takes the wheel on the Need For Speed franchise
After many years in the wilderness, spinning from one mediocre release to another the Need For Speed franchise has finally been given a worthy home.
After the immense success of their effort Need For Speed: Hot Pursuit, Burnout developer Criterion has been handed control of the Need For Speed franchise.
Vice president at Criterion Alex Ward revealed, "Our stamp's going to be in everything you see in Need for Speed and Burnout going forward in the future. It's not going to be spread anymore across different companies. Different studios have had a crack at it it's definitely a Criterion gig now."
"Going forward now, with Most Wanted and what we'll do in the future [will have], shall we say, a strong Criterion involvement. I'm personally involved in how the cars drive, how the game will play out, how connected they are, and what the features are."
Their next entry in the series, a re-imagining of Need For Speed: Most Wanted is due out on Xbox 360, PS3 and PC this coming October.
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If you've been following the "Shit ___s Say [to ___s]" meme (it started with "Shit Girls Say" and spread to, among others, "Shit Black Girls Say" and "Shit White Girls Say to Black Girls," etc.), there's now "Shit Gay Guys Say to Their Cats," by Rich Juzwiak, and it is good.
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This is the rainy season everywhere in Uganda and Godfrey is spending most of his time in the farm, overseeing all that is going on. He needs a loan to help with buying seedlings for his plantains as well as employing labor for his various plantations.
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Mountains rule in Chamonix France. Some of the world's best expert skiing can be found on Chamonix's jagged peaks and glaciers that rise 12,500 feet above the valley. A proving ground for alpinists, mountaineers and skiers from all over the world, Chamonix, or "Cham" as the locals and core skiers call it, has more of an authentic alpine flair than resort glitz and glamour. Chamonix is renowned as an avid mountaineer destination, so you can expect to see a lot of advanced skiers and boarders schlepping climbing equipment around. Tucked beneath the shadow of 15,767-foot Mont Blanc—France's treasure—the power and beauty of this area are unmatched.
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Chamonix France offers five main ski areas, accessed via the area's mini base villages; 50 lifts transport skiers of all abilities to the resort's famed slopes. Le Brevent cable car begins just above the town and climbs to more than 8,000 feet. Les Houches, Le Tour and sunny La Flegere are where beginners and intermediates will find many trails to ski. Les Grands Montets is the most popular area for the intermediate and the more advanced skiers. Strong intermediate and above skiers will want to challenge themselves in the area off of the Aiguille du Midi, reached by a two-stage cable car. This 7,000-foot descent on and along the glacier of Vallee Blanche features spectacular mountain scenery dominated by Mont Blanc, Europe's highest mountain.
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From air, lodging and excursions to ground transfers, lift tickets and equipment rentals, We will manage all your trip components so you and your group can get the most out of your time playing in the mountains and building memories that will last a lifetime.
We Are Chamonix!We had a great week in Chamonix. Our hotel was a great location to town, and to the bus station - which was most important to getting to all the ski areas. Its important to have a guide as soon as you arrive to ski the Vallee Blanche and some other cool parts of Chamonix. While it isn't a beginner mountain, any intermediate and above can enjoy all aspects of Chamonix! The food is delicious, and no need to order special bottles, the house wine is always delish! Stop into Payard for some smoked saussicons! The only negative is it takes effort in Chamonix to get on the mountain, we didn't really have any ski on ski off options. Its a city, and you walk or bus to the mountains.
Memories that will last a lifetimeI have been skiing since I was a teeanger but had always dreamed of skiing the alps. Finally got it together and hooked up with a friend of mine that was living in Zurich. Flew into Geneva from JFK and took a 2 hour bus into Chamonix.
The town is lovely but what really struck me were how truly awe inspiring were the mountains. Jagged peaks of sheer rock, massive walls of snow that surrounded the village on both sides. I have skied alot in the Rockies and thought I would be prepared for how majestic these mountains were, but I was wrong. You can see why these mountains inspired generations of romantic writers and poets.
There are 4 ski areas there for all levels. I am an advanced but not expert skier. Therefore, I skied several days at Les Grand Montets. Unlike US skiing, there are huge wide open areas, similar to bowls in places like Vail, with no trees. Some is groomed, some is ungroomed and you can ski the ungroomed and when you're tired get back on the groomed. Many of the runs were massive and the lines were never bad.
We got lucky with the weather because we got dumped on. Huge amounts of powder. I did not ski La Vallee Blanche but you can see many glaciers from the expert runs.
On the last day, just for a change of pace, we took the tunnel into Italy and skiied Courceval. Besides lots of great terrainm, the food there on the slopes was even better than France. You have not eaten pasta until you've had a warm bowl of carbonara after skiing hard all morning.
As you would expect, the area is very international with people from all over the world. IF the snow is good, I guarantee it will be a ski vacation you will never forget.
Greatest ExperienceI have never skiied Europe, but have been to Europe several times. The Hotel Mont Blanc is the best place to stay. Close to the Ski School, the tour office and the bus stop. It has some of the best food I have ever had in Europe and the staff is the best. The terrain is challenging and beautiful.
The Ski Instructors are very friendly and personable
I will return again soon.
Magnifique!Taking two children on an escorted trip was great. We loved the quaint village, eating and skiing with new (and old) friends. The kids loved skiing France, Switzerland, and Italy. Having ski guides and escorts enabled us to not having to read the trail map or bus schedules once. Now that's a vacation!
Chamonix - A skier's delightChamonix offers happiness for just about every type of skier. The terrain is abundant and diverse, the village provides post-ski entertainment and the food is very good. I went with an escorted group which facilitated the arrangements for guides (required for certain areas) and decisions about where to ski, but anyone with a sense of adventure will find the effort worthwhile.
Great experienceThe terrain is challenging, diverse and beautiful! Great location for more than just skiing.


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Q&A: Thunder power forward Serge Ibaka
After an off shooting night in Game 1, Serge Ibaka bounced back with a 10-point performance on 4-of-6 shooting in Game 2. He added 10 rebounds and two blocked shots.
You guys not only get the win in Game 2 but also win by a big margin. How important was it to score a commanding win?
"That's a big team win. We needed that. We needed to get that confidence before we go to Denver. The first game, we got the win, but we didn't play well like we play. Tonight, we did."
What changed most between the first and second games?
"Game 1, they started out more aggressive and they made all their first shots. We did good to get back and win the game. We came back tonight, and we were just aggressive tonight in the beginning. I think that was the secret."
As aggressive as they were coming out in Game 1, did you feel like you needed to have that same level of aggressiveness in Game 2?
"Yeah, yeah, yeah. That's the key."
For you, it looked like things were flowing a little easier offensively. Did you change anything?
"It was the confidence. If you see the first game, I missed a lot of open shots. My teammates, the coaches, they kept talking to me — 'Keep shooting.' They believe in me. They know I practice that shot every day. I make that shot in practice. They believe in me. They give me that confidence. That's why I came back tonight and kept shooting."


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Florida State football coach Jimbo Fisher
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FSU quarterback Christian Ponder
"It's very difficult to swallow. This is not what we were expecting at all. We had a great week of practice. We thought we were prepared. Obviously, we have to do a little more. It's a learning experience. You have to move on."
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We weren't allowed to take her home in a regular car seat. We used a car bed the hospital provided for about a month. She'd stop breathing in a regular car seat. Once we were cleared to use a regular car seat, we just used the head support provided. It worked fine.
We were completely unprepared for just how small she was clothing wise. Fortunately, I had some good friends who ran to Carter's and bought us preemie clothes while we were still in the NICU.
Mom to E (6/10/11) IUGR survivor and thriver and ^Q^ (2/9/15)
i brought my baby home at 4 and a half pounds. i use a britax b safe infant car seat with a boppy nest noggin head support pillow and my pediatrician said it was great. the britax b safe is for infants 4lbs to 32 pounds! i love it!
also my baby wouldnt sleep in her crib is was too big and i think she felt lost in it. i bought a snuggle bunny rock n play sleeper and she sleeps in it every night. best investment i made for the baby.
my baby girl was 2.7 lbs at birth. she came home 2 months after being in the nicu and she wore newborn clothes until she was 4months old
I just bought a chicco key fit 30 infant seat, which starts at 4 lbs. I have found some premie sleepers at target, jcpenny's and walmart.
Oz.). Our hospital strictly prohibits anything being used in a carseat that didn't come with the seat from the manufacturer, other than a rolled receiving blanket between the baby's legs. So you may want to check on that before buying anything extra.
I agree wtih randi1107 about checking with the NICU. I had already bought a car seat long before I found out I had IUGR and it was for 5 pounds and up. Calvin was born at 3 pounds 15 ounces and came home 11 days later at 4 pounds 1 ounce so needless to say the carseat I had did me no good. I talked to the NICU about his seat and they told me they would give me a seat for babies that were 4 pounds and billed it through my insurance (which was amazing). It wasn't the prettiest car seat but it did the job and they also were funny about the head thing. They rolled up a receiving blanket and put it behind his little shoulders to kinda push him up a little and that's how we went home. I was sooo not prepaired for Calvin being so little either but thankfully my baby shower was the weekend after he was born so my mom and sister went and bought me some more clothes that were preemie sized. Good luck momma and again check with your NICU as they may can help you out like they did me.
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It's really an awesome poison ivy.It sorta reminds me of one of those Pin-up girls.
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The St. Elmo High School basketball team had little trouble handling Mulberry Grove on Saturday, the same night the school inducted new members to its Wall of Fame.
Prior to the Eagles' 94-28 thrashing of the Aces, four individuals and one team were honored.
Bob Olson, Bruce Williams, Dan Denton and Fred Moss were the individuals inducted, and the 1944-45 boys basketball team was also honored.
The game, meanwhile, saw the Eagles take control immediately.
Many athletes that spent their high school years in Fayette County have moved on to play for college or professional teams. Below are the athletes who played this past week.
Isaac Grapperhaus • Junior • Illinois College
A former St. Elmo athlete will be inducted into the Murray State University Athletic Hall of Fame on Friday.
Bob Doty, a standout track athlete, will be one of six former athletes inducted this year.
During his senior season at St. Elmo in 1959, Doty won a state championship in the 100-yard dash and was the state runner-up in the 220-yard dash.
He also still holds St. Elmo records in those 100- and 200-meter dashes, with times of 10.8 and 22.4 seconds, respectively.
The South Central boys may be at a turning point in their season.
Coming into the Midland Trail Conference Tournament as a No. 5 seed, the Cougars upset second-seeded Cisne, 43-31, to take third place on Saturday.
South Central (6-14) got a game-high 17 points from senior Colby Bushue, who scored 10 of those points during the fourth quarter.
In the final period, the Cougars outscored Cisne, 21-8, to secure the victory.
Cisne had led through most of the first half, including a four-point advantage at halftime.
The Vandalia Junior High eighth-grade boys basketball tournament got under way on Monday and Tuesday. The eight-team tournament will be decided on Thursday, with the championship game beginning at 7:15 p.m. at VJHS.
Monday, Jan. 23
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Patoka 61
Mulberry Grove 46
Points: Johnnie Clift, 22; Brandon Budds, 13; Drew Back, 6; Quinn Wadkins, 6; Donaldson, 5; Jake Orrell, 4; Jacob Jenkins, 3; Seth Allen, 2.
Record: 6-13
Points: Derek Phillips, 14; Devonta Williamson, 13; Christian Dawson, 5; Nate Ketchem, 5; Jordan Miller, 5; John Rickman, 4.
Record: 3-14
The St. Elmo High School boys basketball game against Mulberry Grove and the Wall of Fame ceremony were canceled Friday night and rescheduled for Saturday night. The ceremony will take place between the varsity and JV games, with the JV starting at 6:15 p.m.
HIGHLAND – Taking 100 or more extra shots every weekday since the summer has paid off for Amber Bruno.
The Vandalia junior lifted a 3-pointer with about a minute left in the first quarter of Tuesday's game at the Highland Tournament to score her 1,000th career point, becoming the 10th female in school history to reach the mark.
Vandalia senior Haley Wollerman needs three more points to reach 1,000 for her career. Those points should be scored on Monday, during a home game against Litchfield.
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We are just a stones throw from the airport of Olbia city 'Costa Smeralda' (you can reach us even on foot! (15 min.) The center and the harbor are easily reached by car, about 5 min. The B&B Olbia offers upon request a shuttle service to/from the airport at a cost of . 5.00 for a single journey. It also offers support for cyclists with a 'biker point' and the possibility of depositing the containers travel.
The nearest beaches, are easily accessible in the summer months by public transport, only 10 min. distance by car Porto Istana - Pittulongu. The most renowned places of the Costa Smeralda (Porto Rotondo - Porto Cervo - San Teodoro) are reached in approximately 20 minutes by car
The B&B is situated in a cul-de-sac, therefore traffic will not be a disturbing factor. In the vicinity there are various shops: mini market, butcher, pharmacy, pizzeria, newsagent, laundrette, tobacconist, trattoria, restaurant, supermarket 'Eurospin' - 'LD Discount' and shopping center 'Auchan' - Marina di Olbia distance 1.800 mt.
At 200 mt. distance local bus stop. 1 - 2 - 10 toward the center, n. 5 to Porto Istana and Porto Rotondo, from the airport regional/private buses to the north Palau - Santa Teresa (Turmo Travel) and south to Nuoro and Cagliari (ASRT).
We offer 2 double bedrooms with private bathroom (+ 2 additional beds/ child bed); ADSL free internet connection; use of the fridge; Mini bar; Bed linen and towels included; Hairdryer; conditioned air in room, satellite TV in room; Car Park in private area.
The languages spoken are Italian, English, German and Dutch.
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How to reach us by car from the airport 'Costa Smeralda' Follow 'Olbia/Exit'. When you reach the first roundabout take the second exit towards 'Olbia center.' Continue for about 100 m. At the second roundabout take the first exit onto Via Mestre. Continue for about 300 m. Take the third street on the right: Via Monza, 2.
How to reach us by bus from Olbia city center: Take the bus n. 1-2-10 (direction Airport - Sa Marinedda - Auchan), get off at Via Mestre or Jazz Hotel (opposite the shop GLOBE). Continue straight for about 300 meters. (third street on the right) Via Monza, 2.Olbia
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It's been known for a short time that Tecmo had a secret plan in store for Wii. As it turns out, the game is Project Rygar.
Rygar was a classic released on a number of platforms a long time ago, like the NES. This new outing is only loosely based on that game, it will have a new main character and new enemies. Full use of the Wiimote will be made. No other details are known for the time being, watch this space.
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I hope dumdum is a girl (not that I'm homophobic).
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Hmm, sounds interesting. Perhaps I'll check it out.
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Rygar awesome! Tecmo bring DOA too!
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LoL, grey hair.
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Wow, dumdum. I guess I just assumed that everyone here was a guy for some reason. Sorry ladies. And by the way, any girl who frequents this site is a SEVERE hottie. Lol, I'm a guy by the way.
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He looks like Chipp Zanuff.
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Dude, grey hair on young guys is awesome. I wish I had grey hair.
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Cool, I Loved Rygar. I used to play in the arcades in the 80's.
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Typical anime style. Although I've never heard of Rygar, if it shapes up to be a good hack and slash/adventure/beat 'em up then I'll certainly be taking a look into it. Let's just hope it doesn't turn into something like the late highly stylized pieces of crap by SquarePenix.
Nintendo President Satoru Iwata Passes Away at 55
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A Linden man, accused of causing the death of a pedestrian through dangerous driving last July, was refused bail yesterday after a city magistrate heard that he had been accused once more of committing a similar offence four days ago.
Floyd Archer, 39, of 209 Yarrowkabra, denied that he caused the death of Stanley Singh on the One Mile Public Road, in Linden, when he appeared before Chief Magistrate Priya Sewnarine-Beharry.
It is the police's case that Archer, on July 10, at 7:25pm, was driving motorcar PPP 9053 at a fast rate, proceeding west along the public road, when he decided to overtake a vehicle in front of him. Police Prosecutor Michael Grant said in the process of the attempt, Archer struck down Singh, who was walking east on the road. Grant said Singh was rushed to a hospital in an unconscious state and succumbed.
Grant then objected to bail on the grounds of the seriousness of the offence and that Archer stands accused of causing a woman to die on Sunday, because of him allegedly driving in a dangerous manner.
Archer's lawyer, Clyde Forde, confirmed that his client, who is a father of four children, including an infant, was charged with another count of the same charge. But Forde said Singh was a known alcoholic and claimed that his autopsy revealed that he had alcohol in his system on the day he died. On that ground, the lawyer asked the court for reasonable bail. However, bail was refused and the case was adjourned until February 28.


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The City of Lakeland is seeking input from citizens on values and priorities of the community. There are TWO ways to make sure your voice is heard. Attend a meeting or participate in an online survey. Either option allows citizen feedback on City services and programs.
Visit lakelandvalues.com and spend 5-10 minutes of your time in taking the survey. Citizen opinion is very important and the City is going to use the information gathered from the survey to help with City of Lakeland strategic and budgeting initiatives. The survey is available online January 23rd – Feb 24th.
There will be a series of Community Workshops to gather information and opinions on City of Lakeland services. Workshops are designed for small groups of citizens to discuss community values and priorities. Those wanting to participate can sign up for a workshop by going to lakelandvalues.com or they can call 834-SWAN. Community Workshops will be held on the following dates:
· February 25th at 6 p.m. - Kelly Recreation Complex (404 Imperial Blvd.)
· February 26th at 6 p.m. - Coleman Bush Building (1104 MLK Jr. Blvd.)
· February 27th at 12 p.m. - Magnolia Building (698 E. Orange St.)
· March 2nd at 9 a.m. - Kelly Recreation Complex (childcare available)
Please take the time to participate in a workshop and take the online survey. Citizen input will help plan for Lakeland's future. Those that participate in the Community Values Survey or Workshop are eligible to win a golf package at Cleveland Heights, Tickets to a Lakeland Center event, a VIP Package to a Detroit Tigers Spring Training Game (tickets and food) or Kelly Recreation Complex/Gandy Pool passes. Visit www.lakelandvalues.com or call 834-SWAN for more information.
LAKELAND, FL (January 10, 2013) -- The City of Lakeland is offering its 12th Citizens Academy to area residents starting February 28, 2013. The Citizens Academy is a free, hands-on, interactive public information program that familiarizes citizens with City services and the functions of City Departments.
The Lakeland Citizens Academy allows residents to get a behind the scenes look of how City government operates and it provides an outlet for citizen input. The program consists of six (6), two (2) hour evening sessions.
2013 Session Dates
February 28 History & Finance
March 7 Police Department
March 14 Fire Department
March 21 Public Works & Planning
April 4 Utility Services
April 11 Parks & Recreation
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The program is limited to 30 citizens aged 16 or older. Enrollment in the class is based on a first-come-first-served basis. All participants interested in the Citizens Academy are encouraged to attend all of the sessions in order to get the most from the program.
All sessions, unless otherwise noted, are from 6-8 p.m. and will be held in the City Commission Chambers at City Hall, 228 South Massachusetts Avenue (a light dinner is served at 5:45 p.m. during all sessions). Three sessions will meet away from City Hall and directions will be given for each City building or facility that houses a Citizen Academy session.
The class will graduate with a certificate in "Governmentology" at the end of the last session. Those interested in participating should contact Kevin Cook at 863/834-6264 or email@example.com to secure a spot on the roster.
Mayor & Sheriff to attend 3rd annual Chanukah Celebration
LAKELAND, FL (December 9, 2012) – It's that special time of year again: Chanukah, the eight-day festival of light, celebrates the triumph of light over darkness, of purity over adulteration, of spirituality over materiality. Chabad Jewish Center invites members of the Polk County community to participate in the third annual public Menorah lighting in downtown Lakeland. The fun starts Sunday, December 9 at 4:00 pm at LAKE MIRROR AMPHITHEATER, which is located at 121 S. LAKE AVE LAKELAND, FL 33801.
More than twenty-one centuries ago, the Holy Land was ruled by the Seleucids (Syrian-Greeks), who sought to forcefully Hellenize the people of Israel. Against all odds, a small band of faithful Jews defeated one of the mightiest armies on earth, drove the Greeks from the land, reclaimed the Holy Temple in Jerusalem and rededicated it to the service of G-d.
When they sought to light the Temple's menorah (the seven branched candelabrum), they found only a single cruse of olive oil that had escaped contamination by the Greeks; miraculously, the one-day supply burned for eight days, until new oil could be prepared under conditions of ritual purity.
To commemorate and publicize these miracles, the sages instituted the festival of Chanukah. At the heart of the festival is the nightly menorah (candelabrum) lighting: a single flame on the first night, two on the second evening, and so on till the eighth night of Chanukah, when all eight lights are kindled.
Chabad Jewish Center invites members of the Polk County community to participate in the third annual public Menorah lighting in downtown Lakeland. The fun starts Sunday, December 9 at 4:00 pm at LAKE MIRROR AMPHITHEATER, which is located at 121 S. LAKE AVE LAKELAND, FL 33801.
Attendees will enjoy lively Chanukah music, chocolate Chanukah Gelt (coins), an exciting new Chanukah shop, an amazing fire show, and activities such as face painting, balloon twisting, guess the Dreidels game, arts & crafts and a raffle. Hot dogs, potato latkes, sufganiyot (Israeli-style jelly donuts), and beverages will be available for sale.
At 5:30 pm the giant 9-foot Menorah will be kindled, overlooking beautiful Lake Mirror, followed by a few words from our honored guests, Lakeland Mayor Gow Fields and Polk County Sheriff Grady Judd.
This is a community-wide public event and admission is free.
For more information, sponsorship opportunities, or to volunteer to help at the event, please contact Chabad Jewish Center at (863) 510-5968.
LAKELAND, FL (October 19, 2012) -- The City of Lakeland has just released a mobile app called Link2Lakeland that is on the Apple, Android and Windows platforms. Link2Lakeland was developed by an in-house team comprised of members from the Department of Information Technology and the Communications Department.
The app features a mobile version of the City's Citizens Action Center that serves as a central communications point for citizens to report a concern, make a suggestion or ask questions. If a user happens to see a broken sidewalk or pothole that needs to be repaired they can take a photo or use the set location feature to drop a pin that highlights exactly where the issue is located.
The Link2Lakeland mobile app also features a community calendar that allows users to view upcoming events. A user can click on an event for a brief description and the user can have the mapping feature display directions to the event. There is also a list of frequently called numbers broken down by City Department.
Mobile users can stay connected to the City of Lakeland's social media networks through the Link2Lakeland app. The City's official FaceBook page, Twitter feed and YouTube channel can be accessed very easily with the touch of the screen. Citizen engagement makes Lakeland a better place and the community is encouraged to join the conversation through social media to learn what the City does each day and how they can play a part. The Link2Lakend app also allows smart phone users to follow the latest in City of Lakeland news with the LakelandGov Mobile news blog. The most recent news posts are highlighted so citizens can stay informed on City initiatives and programs.
The iPhone app is available through the iTunes App Store and can be found by searching Link2Lakeland. Android phone users can find the City of Lakeland's app on the Google Play app store and Windows phone users can visit their game and app store to download Link2Lakeland. Those with a smart phone are encouraged to stay informed and get connected through the Link2Lakeland mobile app.


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WASHINGTON, April 3, 2013 — The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) remains focused on carrying out its mission, despite a time of significant budget uncertainty. Today's announcement is one part of the Department's efforts to strengthen the rural economy.
USDA's Foreign Agricultural Service (FAS) announced today that it continues to accept fiscal year 2013 applications for the Emerging Markets Program (EMP), the Quality Samples Program (QSP) and the Technical Assistance for Specialty Crops (TASC) program. New proposals will be accepted until FY13 funds are exhausted.
EMP funding supports technical assistance for the promotion of U.S. farm products in emerging markets worldwide. The QSP helps U.S. agricultural trade organizations provide samples of their agricultural products to potential importers by funding purchases of product and shipping.
TASC helps open, retain and expand markets by providing resources to address phytosanitary or related technical restrictions that prohibit or threaten the export of U.S. specialty crops. Specialty crops include all cultivated plants and their products produced in the United States except wheat, feed grains, oilseeds, cotton, rice, peanuts, sugar and tobacco.
FAS will review all proposals received by May 1, 2013. Proposals received after that date will be reviewed if funds remain.
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It's beleived the Kyogre from Fiore is the one from Hoenn after Emerald so I like to assume it (and Groudon, and Rayquaza) move around.
Lugia and the birds likely aren't as it appears they have nests. Entei neither as it's dex entry implies one is born when a volcano errupts.
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A Center Grove school board member and longtime educator died this week after a battle with cancer.
Susan Mullendore, who had served on the Center Grove school board since 2011, died at Community Hospital South in Indianapolis on Tuesday, according to a news release from Center Grove schools.
Mullendore, 66, will be remembered for her dedication to education and her goal to put children first in all decisions, fellow school officials said.
"She was so focused on students in everything that we did. She was really kind of like a beacon for that when it came to the board. She would always ask: How does it affect the child?" Superintendent Richard Arkanoff said.
Mullendore was a Franklin Community High School graduate and lived in the Center Grove area for 14 years. She spent her career in education and had worked as a teacher, guidance counselor, principal and superintendent. Most recently, Mullendore was an adjunct assistant professor at Indiana University, the news release said.
She was also a loyal Indiana University basketball fan, Arkanoff said.
Mullendore was known for being extremely frugal with both her own money and taxpayer funds, former school board member John Steed said.
"Susan, if you knew her, was very frugal, and she expected to be that way when she was handling someone else's money," Steed said.
She was the only school board member running for office when voters were making a decision on a referendum to increase property taxes for Center Grove schools who didn't take a stand on the referendum.
She wanted voters to decide, Steed said.
Before serving on the school board, Mullendore became widely known in Center Grove for her work on a committee that studied a plan for redistricting, which included closing West Grove Elementary School, Steed and Arkanoff said.
Typically, those meetings prompt heated discussions and arguments, but not when Mullendore was leading the group, Steed and Arkanoff said.
"She had that ability to see both sides of an issue and help people reach common ground," Arkanoff said.
Mullendore also was known for asking lots of questions and having a strong opinion.
She and Steed didn't agree on all issues, and sometimes he struggled to get her to change her opinion, Steed said.
"What I liked about her and sometimes what I didn't like about her was she was convinced and convicted of her beliefs, and it was hard to change them," Steed said.
"Susan and I had our ups and downs, but we were pretty good friends."
Mullendore's legacy will be the stability she brought to the board and her passion for children, Arkanoff said.
He got to know Mullendore when he was starting out as a superintendent. He asked her questions and trusted her experience and guidance, he said.
"Her knowledge over the years, her experience, she was a great mentor to me," he said.
Arkanoff admired Mullendore for her honesty and integrity and always knew that, if he was working with her on a project, she would do what she said she was going to do.
"I will miss her as more than a board member, she was also a friend and peer," he said.
Arkanoff said he would remember Mullendore for her smile, her laugh and her sense of humor as a jokester.
Mullendore had a son and daughter. No services are planned, and memorial donations can be made to the American Cancer Society and Center Grove Education Foundation, the release said.


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arkansas farmers say syngenta tainted grain supply to promote gmo
At least a dozen Arkansas farmers have joined hundreds of farmers in 19 other states in almost 800 lawsuits against Swiss seed maker Syngenta over genetically modified corn seed, a case that has been widely reported in the media.
But one of the lawsuits, filed on behalf of two Newport farms, contains a previously unreported twist: an allegation that Syngenta, a global agribusiness, has engaged in a criminal conspiracy to contaminate the U.S. corn crop to force China, other nations that buy U.S. corn and U.S. farmers to accept genetically modified corn.
The suit, field by the Emerson Poynter law firm, which has offices in Little Rock and Houston, alleges that Syngenta violated the Racketeer Influenced & Corrupt Organizations Act, or RICO, which is usually used to fight organized crime.
Emerson Poynter filed the class-action suit in January on behalf of Kenny Falwell and Eagle Lake Farms, farming operations in Newport. It, like at least eight other lawsuits against Syngenta over its genetically modified corn seed, was filed in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of Arkansas.
These lawsuits joined hundreds of other lawsuits filed by U.S. farmers since the fall against Syngenta, the Swiss developer and marketer of seeds and agricultural chemicals. To read more, CLICK HERE!
small scale grain event
Coming up on Friday at Stonewall Farm in Keene, NH.
Small Scale Grain Fodder & Demonstration Day, Friday August 16th, 9 am-12 pm
Want to witness the next chapter of our farm story take shape? On Friday August 16th, with technical assistance and support from GreenStart New Hampshire, we will be demonstrating our first-ever barley harvest at our leased Bradford Road fields in Keene (weather permitting) with brand new Boaz combine harvesters. All of the barley harvested here will take the resultant seeds and go towards growing barley fodder to feed our +30 dairy cattle. To our knowledge, this will be the first modern, larger-scale barley demonstration in southwest New Hampshire in over 100 years, so you don't want to miss this opportunity! Stay tuned for our brochure link and more information on the itinerary for the day, which will also include our aged cheddar cheese and farm-made yogurt at day's end.
awesome new newsletter on maine grains & oil seeds
This is the first issue of the Maine Grain and Oilseed Newsletter. In response to the growing number of questions from farmers regarding the production of grains and oilseeds, we decided that it was best to start a newsletter that will, hopefully, provide timely research-based knowledge to Maine's producers. This newsletter will be distributed on a monthly or "as-needed" basis throughout the year. The newsletter will be available through e-mail, and will be posted online (http://umaine.edu/agriculture/blog/2013/04/18/maine-grain-and-oilseed-newsletter-april-2013/) to make reading on certain electronic devices easier. If you do not want to receive the newsletter, or know of someone who would like to receive the newsletter, please contact Andrew Plant at firstname.lastname@example.com to be removed from or added to the email list.
This first newsletter contains information on seed selection, market standards, and assessing the viability of fall-sown winter grains. We hope you will find this information useful to your production needs.
bike powered flour!
UMaine Small Grain and Forage Field Day
UMaine Small Grain and Forage Field Day
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
5:30 to 8:00pm (registration starts at 5:15)
University of Maine Rogers Forage and Crops Research Farm
Stillwater, Maine (1.5 miles from I-95 Exit 193)
- · Small grain varieties for organic production (wheat, spelt, flax)
- · Wheat and spelt varieties for later fall planting Continue reading
grain apprenticeship
A great opportunity for greenhorns interested in grain production and preferably with tractor experience!
We are looking for an apprentice who is interested in learning more about organic grain production, processing, and distribution through a unique collaborative relationship between a farmer, a miller and a baker. The apprentice will work primarily on Oechsner Farm, but will also have opportunities to work with near-by Farmer Ground Mill and Wide Awake Bakery. Continue reading


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Pull My Finger Santa
The Pull My Finger Santa is full of rootin' tootin' pootin hysterical holiday hilarity. This great 7" tall plush figure is a great little guy to have sitting on your desk at work during the Christmas season. Sit back and be prepared for the laughs as your fellow co-workers pull his finger are rewarded with a loud farting sound and witty comment from this gassy guy.FAAART! There's a gift for ya!
Just a few of his comments include:
FAAART! "That's all you're getting this Christmas!"
FAAART! "Up the chimney I gooooo!"
FAAART! "Come on, Sit on my lap."
FAAART! "Was that on your Christmas list?"
The Pull My Finger Santa comes with his 2 AA batteries included.