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Rick Ross releases his newest video for the single 'Hold Me Back,' shot in New Orleans.
"We went to New Orleans to capture that essence…" "I feel like New Orleans been through it a lot, more than the majority of others, and they're still strong, they're still standing, they still got that pride. So you know, we went out to New Orleans, no permits, just pulled up in the Calliope projects and jumped out."


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I'm not an expert in Linux and Unix stuff, but I believe it's possible to change the whole thing to Linux. If we don't have any applications that are mission critical, why wouldn't I change to Linux for the benefits (secure, extra configurable and highly increase the amount of knowledge about computing )?
What is the scenario or the directions or the steps those are required to do such a thing? What is the equivalent of an Active Directory Domain in the Linux world?
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Richard Shilling's third book 'Transience' is a retrospective of the best of his work to date
There is a special edition available in size 12" x 12", more expensive but beautifully presented with exactly the same content.
It showcases the full breadth of his explorations into nature where he makes sculptures solely from natural materials in wild and beautiful natural places. He uses ice, snow, stone, water, leaves, wood, pebbles, bracken, mud and anything else he can find.
His main focus is on small scale, delicate and colourful, ephemeral artworks but he also regularly creates larger scale works too. He has received much critical acclaim and his work is often described as more accessible and personal than some of what has come before him and he has gone on to inspire many people to make their own land art creations.
This book contains nearly 165 full colour photos on 158 pages including many previously unpublished photos.
Richard Shilling is a sculptor, photographer and film maker working in the field of Land Art. Land Art involves making sculptures using only natural materials gathered near to where the sculpture is made. Many of them are ephemeral and will last only a few short minutes before the wind or the tide takes it away. Soon after nothing remains and Richard attempts to capture the most vital and vibrant moment of each sculpture in a photograph. He makes his sculptures in beautiful and wild natural places across the North of England. Particularly in Lancashire, Cumbria and Yorkshire but he has also created sculptures in Scotland and the Himalaya. He uses snow, leaves, wood and stone and anything else that mother nature can provide. You can see more of his work on his website: http://www.richardshilling.co.uk and read all about what he gets up to on Flickr: http://www.flickr.com/photos/escher1 and on his blog: http://jrlandart.blogspot.com
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Arthur Sams, of Westfield Center passed away at Hospice of Medina County at the Inn of Medina on Saturday, April 25, 2009. He was born in Parkersburg, West Virginia June 28, 1930.
Arthur served many years in the US Military and in 1995 retired from Ford Motor Company in Brookpark.
He leaves behind his wife, Joan; daughters, Julie (Bill) Burke of Medina, Stephanie (Mike) Greive of Seville; grandchildren, Garett Greive, Lauren and Taylor Burke.
He will forever be remembered as their "proud and loving grandpa."
He was preceded in death by son, David.
Private service will be held at a later date in Ocean Reef, Florida. Contributions can be made in his memory to: Hospice of Medina County, 797 N. Court St. Medina, Ohio 44256 Services were entrusted to Carlson Funeral Homes & Cremation Services, 3477 Medina Road, Medina, Ohio.


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The film takes an adaptation of the Marvel comic book story arc by the same name where it is Kitty Pryde, not Logan that makes a jump into the past to save the world from the Sentinels which were once programmed by Bolivar Trask , played by Peter Dinklage, to take out mutants only to have that plan backfire and kill anyone and everyone on Earth. This time, it's Logan that goes back into the past. This is the logical writing strategy for the Marvel Cinematic Universe because he existed in both time lines and jumping his consciousness into his own body from the "good old days" would be the best strategy.
In this sequel, the actors from "X-Men: First Class" and the original three films starring Patrick Stewart, Ian McKellan, Jennifer Lawrence, Halle Berry, and more combine forces against a common foe. The original trailer features Logan encountering Professor Charles Xavier in a drunken stupor in which he's provided a tale of receiving a message from Logan to send to him in the past about the future of mutant-kind.
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She is said to have tossed him out of their erstwhile Avondale love nest. Stunner however, rubished the claims. Sources claimed that the two are no longer an 'item' and te belle has withdrawn the services of one of the cars she had given him to ride; when he is nod riding other chores in the house.
"It's true. Shark no longer has the heart of Pokello," claimed our mole. When contacted for comment, Stunner rubished the claims saying Pokello was even at the Harare International Airport on Monday night to welcome him back from overseas.
"I no longer care what people say regarding this (affair) and I am not going to concentrate on it. I was with Pokello yesterday (Monday) and you can ask Dynamos players who saw me in the company of her at the Airport," said Stunner who has just returned from a successful tour of Australia.
Stunner also said that he has never relied on Pokello for all the bling.
"I still drive my own cars. I still own my cars and I never relied on her. We are enjoying ourselves despite all these rumours being said by people."
Stunner also blamed the 'bad' publicity on 'hater' and vowed to soldier on. "The problem with some Zimbabweans is that they don't understand this industry. Right now some people are saying I am no longer in love with Pokello because I did a song with Winky praising Lypsy. I really don't know how to convince people because this industry (hip hop) is all about self praise and nothing else. I will not concentrate on what people say because we are happy together with Pokello," he said.
Efforts to get a comment from Pokello proved fruitless at the time of going to print. However, Stunner could neither deny nor confirm that they are still an item with Pokello. Pokello is the shoe-shop owner, socialite turned porn star who shop to extra-terrestrial superstardom after being filmed having a hot and steamy sex romp with Stunner, in an explicit sexual marathon that went viral on the pirated disc circles and on the social network.
The video, which got even the most lewd people in the city gape-mouthed in awe rocked the foundations of popular culture in the country and got some questioning whether it was proper for Stunner, then an icon of safe sex after being circumcised, to brandish and unleash his manhood, unprotected, in a video taped sex romp.
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The Boyfriend's Jacket is coming along. Slowly but surely. This past weekend I did a bunch of work to it and surprisingly really really really enjoyed each process. I mean, I love sewing but you know, sometimes…But this was different. It's a very long and tedious process with ample amounts of hand sewing but I really enjoyed it. It's very magical how the whole thing comes about. Simply magical. And I thought it would be fun to show you shots of my progress as the thing comes together. Disclaimer ~ this is not finished (obviously) and yes, there are white fuzzies everywhere and the side seams have not yet been stitched together. Just have a look past these things, if you would.
I wanted to show you some of the details that I decided to use as I will probably forget when I show you the final creation. There are several. First off, I'm following along in my Tailoring Book for the machine method. For those of you who have this book, you know what I'm talking about. I decided on this method because of the velveteen. It's a beast to work with and I felt that the less I actually had to work with it the better it would be. In this method the lapels are not shaped with padstitching and the hair canvas is applied a little bit differently. This method also does not steam the lapel with a towel either which was my biggest concern since you are supposed to leave it overnight. This would have crushed the silly nap of the fabric and then I would have had to steam it out again which probably would have steamed out the lapel fold. Silly. So, yeah I went with the machine method. A good fit for a pile fabric I think.
Next, after looking through some of my old JCrew inspirations I found that some of the jackets had silk twill in the under collar. I'm using a silk twill for the lining and thought this would be a fun detail even though you'll probably never see it. Suprisingly it's worked out even better than planned as having the undercollar in velvet would have produced serious bulk.
Those blasted bound buttonholes. Those were a trip. In velveteen these things are a billion times harder. And I corded the buggars. This is a very cool trick which makes the buttonhole feel so much more stable. Just threaded a piece of yarn in there and Voila! bound buttonholes built to last!
The pockets. I drafted these from my mother's boyfriend jacket. Then I handstitched them to the jacket. Handstitched. These babies took nearly three hours from cut to finishing on the jacket. But I do love the way they look, and if you don't notice that there are no stitching lines attaching the pocket to the jacket, I will cry.
So far this jacket is very….heavy. It's definitely a Fall/Winter item. It's a very interesting comparison when you pick up a RTW jacket and this hand-tailored jacket and this thing isn't even finished. It reminds of when you pick up a piece of good jewelry and a cheap piece and how the weight is different. The good piece is typically much heavier. So it goes with this.
Hmmmm….what do you think? Do you have the urge to sorta wanna pet it? I do. It's soft, if I do say so myself. I think I'm going to be one very happy girl when this thing is finished. In fact, I think I'll be as happy as a…..PRINCESS.


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While the annual E3 event is typically known for reveals of the hottest new and upcoming video games and gaming products from the biggest studios, a number of indie games made a splash at the 2014 event, especially at the Sony booth, which showcased a number of independent titles to a large audience.
Among them was the 8-bit inspired Axiom Verge, programmed Tom Happ, who began working on the game several years ago.
"I have an education in computer science and animation, so for my first few jobs I was a programmer or an animator, depending on what was needed at the time. I worked at small, unknown studios until EA bought one of them," Happ recalled. "I was then a character animator then on Arena Football and NFL Street 3, and a technical artist on Tiger Woods 2008 and 2009. I started working on Axiom Verge in early 2010, just as something to do in my spare time. I didn't move to full time until this February, when Sony accepted me into their Pub Fund."
Axiom Verge could be found center stage at the PlayStation 4 booth at E3 2014, where it not only drew a large audience but also recognition from the media in attendance.
"It was amazing and surreal. My suspension of disbelief is being stretched to its limits," Happ said of the reaction. "Generally, people like it. Some people really, really like it. GameSpot awarded it best of E3, and IGN nominated it in two categories, which seems absurd to me, but maybe that's just because I'm trained to think that way. I've had one or two complaints from people who simply don't like the genre. It's most useful when people give me specific criticism, like when a certain part is making them frustrated, or confused, or want to give up - things I can actually go back and fix."
While the game is drawing many comparisons to an all-time Nintendo Entertainment System classic, Happ states that he is quick to somewhat downplay the similarities.
"I think it's more that I want to avoid that dismissive tone of, 'This looks the same as Metroid so I don't like it'", he said. "I think people respond first to the visual style of discrete 16x16 tiles making up the environment, then they see the level structure resembles Super Metroid, and then their knee jerks: it must be the same as Metroid. That's kind of like saying Scream or Cabin the Woods are the same as Halloween or Evil Dead. Not to say that Axiom Verge is a satire, but it's postmodern in the sense that it has greater meaning in the context of previous games. You're playing a game, but you're also glitching the game that you're playing, and, somehow, the glitches are part of that same game. But even that base game is not the same, the weapons are completely different, the abilities are completely different, the story is different, the music is different, etc. It's overall a very complicated thing to explain when people are walking by your display and you only have a few seconds to talk before something shiny distracts them."
While Happ appears to have a hit with Axiom Verge, he states that the future of the growing indie video game market might become more and more challenging for game developers who are still seeking their big break.
"The level of accessibility is only going to increase, so, I'd expect that on the whole, indie games will keep getting better, though this might also mean that the bar gets higher," he said. "It could mean that percentage-wise, it becomes even harder to make an impact on Steam, or to catch the eye of a publisher. So, more and better indie games, but harder to be noticed? Possibly analogous to writing; billions of people can do it, but not everyone can make a living from it. I'm optimistic, though, that somebody will think of a way to equalize this to where a game becomes easier to be discovered by the kinds of people that would play it, rather than just ranked by global popularity in a giant, flat list."
In the meantime, Tom Happ says he enjoys the buzz for his indie creation, but that the buzz for his game leaves him with a brand new question.
"How do I get work done when I'm getting all this attention?" he asked.
Axiom Verge is due for release on the PlayStation 4 in 2015. More about the game can be seen at AxiomVerge.com and on Twitter @AxiomVerge.
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|Cascades of dried grasses at the Toronto Botanical Garden. Admit it: they look even better against all the snow.
Tell me, why do we waste our energy on this? For pity's sake, we need that energy to keep warm. While we're shivering, let's try a few affirmations about the value of a cold, snowy winter…
|Snow is a wet blanket. By which I mean, snow cozies our tender plants and waters them at the same time. Toronto doesn't always have snow in January; I'll say it again. On the other hand, Winter 2013-4 has been bountiful. That's it, bountiful!
|When everything is brown and white, snow makes us appreciate subtlety and small pleasures – like the glow of an oak leaf sequin on W. Gary Smith's Stooks & Punes. Under your snow goggles, keep those eyes open!
|Summer may be a painter, but winter can be a sculptor, in love with shape and form.
|While grasses dance in those wind-chilled winds, plants like peonies are enjoying their winter dormancy beneath the surface. Some plants (and many seeds) need winter's chill to do their stuff.
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For all the talking Atlanta Falcons wide receiver Roddy White did before the game against the New Orleans Saints, it might have been surprising to see another player's name on top of the offensive leader board. But if that player is tight end Tony Gonzalez, he's long past the point of shocking anyone.
The 36-year-old Gonzalez has been a steady force for the Falcons this season, with 617 yards and six touchdowns on 61 receptions. Against the Saints, he might as well have been unstoppable.
Gonzalez created a mismatch for the Saints almost as bad as Saints tight end Jimmy Graham did to the Falcons. The two weren't on the field at the same time, but were in a virtual race all afternoon. The final line: Gonzalez had 11 receptions for 122 yards and two touchdowns, Graham had seven receptions for 146 yards and two touchdowns.
Said the 25-year-old Graham of Gonzalez: "He paved the way for me. It seems like I'm going up against the things he did on the last drive. It is definitely something that motivates me. ... No tight end plays the game like he does. It's simply amazing that he's done it for this long. I try to learn as much as I can from him.
Gonzalez, a nine-time All-Pro, has been inching his way up the record books this season. He wasted no time resuming that task Sunday afternoon. With his first reception of the afternoon, a 19-yard pass from quarterback Matt Ryan, he joined Hall of Fame wide receiver Jerry Rice as the only two players to have more than 1,200 receptions.
Gonzalez also scored touchdown Nos. 100 and 101, tying former Seattle Seahawks wide receiver Steve Largent for No. 18 all time.
When asked how No. 100 felt, Gonzalez wasted no time responding.
"It felt great," he said. "Of course, I'd rather have it come in a victory, but you have to give Matt credit when he waited for me to get open and delivered the ball."
Gonzalez said he obviously wasn't happy with the loss, but speculated that it could be a learning experience for the Falcons.
"This is football," he said. "No one is going to go around crying and panicking. ... We're a good football team. Our confidence hasn't changed. Our scheme isn't going to change, and I'm not going to give you a magic answer as to why they won. This is a typical football game, a hard- fought game, a rivalry game, and they came out on top today."


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Texas Instruments slashing 400 jobs
Microchip maker Texas Instruments Inc. is slashing 400 jobs in the Philippines to cope with falling orders amid the global economic crunch, labor officials said Friday.
Meltdown 101: Is it time to refinance a mortgage?
WASHINGTON - With mortgage rates sinking to the lowest level since the early 1960s, homeowners around the country are giving themselves an early holiday present: a refinanced mortgage with lower monthly payments.
Panasonic to start bid to acquire Sanyo
Panasonic says it will start a public tender offer bid to acquire Sanyo at $1.47 a share.
Caterpillar moving facility to Texas
Gov. Rick Perry, Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst and Speaker Tom Craddick announced Thursday that Caterpillar Inc., a Fortune 50 company, will move one of its primary global assembly, test & paint facilities to Texas, creating more than 1,400 jobs.
Man's tips on Madoff not heeded
BOSTON - His repeated warnings that Wall Street money manager Bernard Madoff was running a giant Ponzi scheme have cast Harry Markopolos as an unheeded prophet.
Homeowners walking away
CHICAGO - Diane Shackle found it gut-wrenching to walk away from a mortgage she took out in times that were better for both her and the U.S. economy.
Texas unemployment rises in November
The Texas unemployment rate edged up in November, but the state saw a sign of economic recovery from Hurricane Ike with a slight increase in the number of jobs, the Texas Workforce Commission said Friday.
Food banks seek new resources
Vermont's only food bank is buying a farm.
Sovereign Bank cutting 1,000 from work force
Sovereign Bank, the banking unit of Sovereign Bancorp Inc., said Friday it is cutting 1,000 jobs, or 8.3 percent of its work force, in an effort to reduce costs amid the economic downturn.
Pawnshop banking on Madoff
ROYAL PALM BEACH, Fla. - Pawnbroker Levi Touger tells reporters wanting to see the Lamborghini a Bernie Madoff victim hawked for quick cash that they needn't bother stopping by. He doesn't have it.
US firms unite to build car batteries
Fourteen U.S. technology companies are joining forces and seeking $1 billion in federal aid to build a plant to make advanced batteries for electric cars, in a bid to catch up to Asian rivals that are far ahead of the U.S.
Carmakers ready closings
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration is looking at "orderly" bankruptcy as a possible way to deal with the desperately ailing U.S. auto industry, the White House said Thursday as carmakers readied more plant closings and a half-million new jobless claims underscored the deteriorating national economy.
Discover returns to profit after legal settlement
Discover Financial Services said Thursday it returned to profitability during its fiscal fourth quarter, thanks to a legal settlement, but is nevertheless trying to get funding from the government. Its shares rose about 14 percent.
FedEx reduces salaries, cutting more costs
FedEx Corp. on Thursday announced more broad cost cuts - including salary reductions - as deteriorating economic conditions continue to drag down demand, warning the outlook for 2009 remains murky.
Farm officials praise Obama's pick for ag secretary
OKLAHOMA CITY - Agriculture officials praised President-elect Barack Obama's selection of former Iowa Gov. Tom Vilsack as his choice for agriculture secretary.
Casino industry's luck running out
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - Juan Jimenez's job at the casino wasn't the most glamorous one in the place.
Judge OKs '02 AIG claim
WILMINGTON, Del. - A Chancery Court judge has approved a $115 million settlement in a shareholder lawsuit against former executives of insurance company American International Group Inc.
Obama picks regulator Schapiro to head SEC
President-elect Barack Obama has chosen veteran securities industry regulator Mary Schapiro to head the Securities and Exchange Commission.
Dow finishes down 25 on pledge of auto bailout
Stocks finished a bumpy session mostly higher Friday, as investors, while still somewhat cautious about the economy, were encouraged by the government's pledge to lend as much as $17.4 billion to U.S. automakers.
Stanford tops Texas, to play Penn State
OMAHA, Neb. - Nicole Fawcett had 24 kills, Megan Hodge added 23 and top-seeded and unbeaten Penn State beat Nebraska, 25-17, 25-18, 15-25, 22-25, 15-11, on Thursday night to set up a rematch with Stanford in the NCAA women's volleyball title match.
UT-San Antonio gets approval to begin football program
AUSTIN - The University of Texas at San Antonio got approval Thursday to create a football program, and officials think the Roadrunners could play their first game as early as the fall of 2011.
Cooper on the mend
Omaha, Neb. - Amarillo High graduate Kori Cooper would have loved to be trotting off the Qwest Center floor after practice with the rest of her volleyball teammates at the University of Nebraska. But after suffering a torn left ACL last month, she limped behind.
Tech women beat Prairie View, 72-55
LUBBOCK - Dominic Seals scored 22 points and had 14 rebounds to lead Texas Tech to a 72-55 victory against Prairie View on Thursday night at United Spirit Arena.
Haley Leigh Hutcherson
Monica and Richard Hutcherson of Memphis announce the engagement of their daughter, Haley, to Chad Aaron Ollinger. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Mrs. Royce Yarbrough and Terry Monzingo, both of Amarillo, Mrs. Johnnie Gresham of Memphis and the late Bobby Dick Hutcherson.
Congregational Corner - Holy Family Catholic Church
Mission Statement: People of God strengthening faith, families and this farming community since 1902 by sharing gospel values of: Christian commitment and growth in faith; sacrament-centered liturgy and prayerful worship; loving service and caring outreach to all.
James Hallmark: Wish list changes over time
What is on your Christmas list?
Amarillo's churches grow in '08
This year in the faith world has been marked by new denominational and congregational leadership and ongoing building projects that aimed to restore and expand ministry.
Faith Briefs
Recording artist Josh Wilson will be in concert at 6 p.m. today in the EXP Worship Center at Paramount Baptist Church, 3801 S. Western St. The concert is free, and seating is general admission. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Tickets are not required. For more information, visit www.paramountexp.org.
Village re-enacts Jewish story
KFAR HASHMONAIM, Israel - Dressed in a tunic and brandishing a sword, Zohar Baram leaps around the makeshift stage in the re-created village of Kfar Hashmonaim as dozens of children follow the action.
Election dominates list of top 2008 religion stories
WESTERVILLE, Ohio - Controversial pastors, Democrats finding faith and a new darling of the Christian right.
Dear Abby: Couple continues as family after divorce
Dear Abby: I have begun dating a woman I find very attractive. I'll call her "Rita." We have many things in common, and she's a lot of fun to be with.
Dear Abby: Talk of children slows relationship
Dear Abby: I'm a 38-year-old woman who has been dating a 32-year-old man I'll call "Vinny" for three months. When I realized that I had developed strong feelings for him, I decided to ask him what his feelings were about our friendship and where he saw it going. Keep in mind, Vinny has no children, and I have two from a previous marriage.
Dr. Gott: Reader wonders why gray hair is turning yellow
Dear Dr. Gott: I have an unusual problem for which I cannot find any help.
Heloise: Shake clothes before drying
Dear Heloise: I read your hint many years ago pertaining to removal of washed clothes ready for the automatic clothes dryer - always shake the clothes thoroughly before placing them in the dryer. This saves electricity and time, as the dryer does not have to work extra to do this. I have always done this and referred the hint to others.
Dr. Gott: Hemorrhoids are a simple problem to treat
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 77-year-old female who, from time to time, will suffer from hemorrhoids that swell out. I was wondering if you would write something in the paper about this subject.
Heloise: Conditioner gets rid of burrs
Dear Heloise: Our beautiful golden retriever has a full life on our farm, taking care of horses, helping with all the chores and generally enjoying life. However, she comes in with her coat full of burrs. I've found that if I keep handy a bottle of after-shampoo conditioner and rub it into the burrs, they practically dissolve. Then a good bath, and she is ready for her next adventure.
H.S. Basketball Linescores, Standings
Lance Lahnert: District 1-1A stirring up a ruckus in the playoffs
Unless you live up this way, and maybe even if you do, I'd say one of the top unanswerable high school football trivia questions in all of Texas follows.
PD boys thump Dumas
Six-time defending District 3-4A champion Palo Duro won its 67th district game in a row, beating Dumas, 88-52, in a 3-4A opener Friday night in Dumas.
Potent offense carries Cayuga into title game
If anyone thinks Cayuga might be a soft touch for Stratford in Saturday's Class 1A Division II state championship game, they probably should think twice.
APSE Class 5A All-State Team
The Class 5A all-state high school football team, released Thursday, as voted on by The Associated Press Sports Editors based on regular-season performance. Players are listed in alphabetical order at each position.
Clutch foul shots help Randall top Caprock
Countless variables affect the outcome of a basketball game, but inevitably the little things make the biggest impact.
PD, Raiders still favorites
For the past six seasons, Palo Duro boys basketball has reigned supreme in District 3-4A.
Team of the decade?
Stratford will try to accomplish something that hasn't been done in more than 70 years when it meets Cayuga for the Class 1A Division II state championship at 3 p.m. today at Abilene's Shotwell Stadium.
McClintock out as Plainview's coach
Marty McClintock's run as head football coach at Plainview High School is over after 11 seasons, school superintendent Ron Miller said.
Carthage tops Celina to win 3A Div. II title
IRVING - Dwight Smith scored five touchdowns in Carthage's 49-37 win against Celina in the Class 3A Division II championship Friday night in the final high school game at Texas Stadium.
Two AHS players earn 5A honors
Amarillo High center Toni Cognasi and wide receiver Benny Shepard earned honorable mention honors on The Associated Press Sports Editors Class 5A All-State football team released Thursday.
Texas High School Playoff Pairings
Lake Travis quarterback named AP's top player
DALLAS - Lake Travis High School quarterback Garrett Gilbert is the Texas Associated Press Sports Editors Player of the Year.
Gorillas pay tribute to ex-coach with 'Ferras Face Night'
For five seasons, Joe Ferras was the face of professional hockey in Amarillo.
Gorillas find the net in 7-5 win over Rush
Amarillo Gorillas coach Tom Coolen was battling a cold Friday night.
Gorillas start key stretch in schedule
With six of their next seven games in the friendly confines of Cal Farley Coliseum, and the Central Hockey League All-Star game - the recognized halfway point of the season - less than a month away Jan. 14, now's the time for the Amarillo Gorillas to become a postseason threat.
Basketball, Golf, Football, Hockey, Odds, Transactions
Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Skiing, Transactions
Magic romp past Spurs
ORLANDO, Fla. - Dwight Howard came back Thursday night to help the Orlando Magic take another step in their bid to join the NBA's elite teams.
Amarillo's 100 Club offers support to families of the fallen
A group called the 100 Club was formed in Amarillo nearly four years ago with a purpose the group hopes it never has to fulfill.
Empty Stocking: Disabled grandma strives to keep family together
Empty Stocking Recipient No. 27 is a single disabled grandmother raising her youngest disabled son, who is 10, and two of her grandchildren, ages 7 and 1, of whom she has custody.
Wreck victim arrested for driving drunk
A woman who allegedly hit three parked cars before flipping her own vehicle Thursday night in downtown Amarillo has been arrested for driving while intoxicated, Amarillo police said.
Amarillo man gets 90 years for sexual assault of child
An Amarillo man convicted of sexually assaulting a 5-year-old girl was sentenced Thursday to 90 years in prison.
Procession to honor fallen APD officer
A funeral procession led by Amarillo police will make a three-hour trek to Quanah for the burial of a fallen officer.
Steroid-testing report updated
AUSTIN - In early summer, after the 2007-08 academic year ended, the University Interscholastic League reported that only two high school athletes out of more than 10,000 randomly tested for anabolic steroid tested positive.
Fumes caused Amarillo teen's death, police say
A commercial trash bin seemed an unlikely place for a memorial Friday, but a light brown one in the alley next to Orange Street bears signatures and messages from friends of 18-year-old Wesley Hernandez, who died there a day earlier.
Some cops to work 4-day weeks
About 150 Amarillo Police Department officers will begin a four-day work week in January.
Amarillo man's body found in burning trash bin
Amarillo firefighters responding to a call of a trash bin on fire made a grisly discovery when the smoke cleared - a dead teenager inside.
Carson sheriff named to jail standards group
Texas Gov. Rick Perry has appointed Carson County Sheriff Tam Terry to the state's Texas Commission on Jail Standards.
Pantex Christmas Project
Pantex employees Leon Coleman and Ronald Benavidez help Raul Pompa load gifts into a truck Thursday for the Pantex Christmas Project at People's Federal Credit Union. Pantex employees donated toys, shoes and clothes for 145 children and their families during a private banquet on Thursday.
Police says cause of teen's death was suffocation
Amarillo firefighters extract a woman from the wreckage of her car after the vehicle rolled on its top Thursday night at the intersection of Taylor Street and Seventh Avenue. The woman, whose name was not released, was then taken to a hospital in stable condition, Amarillo police Sgt. J. Johnson said.
Car rolls downtown
Amarillo firefighters extract a woman from the wreckage of her car after the vehicle rolled on its top Thursday night at the intersection of Taylor Street and Seventh Avenue. The woman, whose name was not released, was then taken to a hospital in stable condition, Amarillo police Sgt. J. Johnson said.
City to name new health authority
City officials hope to name a replacement for the top health authority for Potter and Randall counties by the middle of next month, Amarillo Public Health Director Matt Richardson said this week.
Two jailed on drug charges after rollover
Two California residents were arrested on drug charges after a one-vehicle rollover on Interstate 40 near Shamrock, said Department of Public Safety officials.
On the Edge of Common Sense: Poetry keeps holiday season focus
I wrote a little Christmas poem to put it in perspective:
Troopers seize 400 pounds of marijuana
Department of Public Safety troopers seized 398 pounds of marijuana during a traffic stop Wednesday on Interstate 40.
Robber pleads guilty
An Amarillo man pleaded guilty today to one count of bank robbery and could face up to 20 years in prison.
Head-on collision injures 2, says police
Two people were injured in a head-on collision Thursday afternoon, said an official with the Randall County Sheriff's Office.
Last-minute Christmas shopping
Holiday shoppers were out in force Friday at Westgate Mall on the last weekend of shopping before Christmas. With just five days left until Christmas, the mall is only getting busier.
Blaze at mobile home causes $5K in damage
Amarillo firefighters are investigating the cause of a Thursday afternoon mobile home fire at 715 N. Dallas St., Capt. Kerry Fahnert said.
Club shooting victim's ID clarified by police
The victim of a shooting outside an Amarillo club early Thursday was misidentified by the Amarillo Police Department.
Amarillo office plans split from Planned Parenthood
Planned Parenthood officials in Amarillo announced Thursday they will sever ties with the national Planned Parenthood Federation, citing a desire to remain autonomous as the national organization standardizes its clinics.
1 injured in nightclub shooting
A fight at an Amarillo nightclub Thursday was followed by gunshots that left one woman hurt and another behind bars.
Man reindicted on death charges
A Randall County grand jury on Wednesday reindicted a man accused of intoxicated manslaughter.
Jon Mark Beilue: Who was she? Couple would like to know
Pat Wiles came out of the Christmas shopping madness that is Wal-Mart at 4610 S. Coulter St. about 5:30 p.m. Monday. She was a little frustrated as she began unloading bags into her car. She was focused on getting the bags in with her left hand since she'd had recent surgery on her right hand.
Police clarify auto burglary suspect name
Police officers in Clovis, N.M., have clarified the name of a man arrested for allegedly burglarizing several vehicles Tuesday. Police have identified the man arrested as Balentine Martinez Murillo Jr., not Valentino Murillo, as they had previously reported.
Amarillo man pleads guilty to Sept. bank robbery
Amarillo firefighters extract a woman from the wreckage of her car after the vehicle rolled on its top Thursday night at the intersection of Taylor Street and Seventh Avenue. The woman, whose name was not released, was then taken to a hospital in stable condition, Amarillo police Sgt. J. Johnson said.
Empty Stocking: Woman in poor health hurting
Christmas can be a tough time in a person's life. That is why the generosity of Globe-News readers is so important. It really makes a difference in the lives of those who need comfort this season.
Program provides mental health therapy
Depression consumed Linda West so badly she needed help to get dressed.
Jury indicts man on count of armed robbery
A man accused of robbing three area businesses was indicted by a Randall County grand jury on Wednesday on one count of armed robbery with a deadly weapon.
Dallas, Ravens tussle for survivial
IRVING - The Dallas Cowboys sure would like to close Texas Stadium the way they opened it in 1971.
Where to watch Dallas
The Dallas Cowboys will play the Baltimore Ravens tonight on the NFL Network. If you don't receive the NFL Network at home, here is a list of places where you can watch the game. Game time is 7:15 p.m.
The end of an era
IRVING - The line is so arrogant, yet so fitting. After all, this is the home of the Dallas Cowboys, the place where they became "America's Team."
Romo says back hurts but getting better
IRVING - Considering that Tony Romo finished the last game with his sore back, the Cowboys quarterback doesn't anticipate any problem being ready for the next game. Even in a shortened week.
Rookie RBs making big impact in NFL
Dazzling dashes, jaw-dropping cuts and game-changing bursts.
Where to watch the Cowboys
Good news: The Cowboys can still clinch a wild card spot in the playoffs. Bad news: If you do not have the NFL Network, you will not be able to see the game at 7 p.m. Saturday against the Ravens.
10 Memorable Events at Texas Stadium
(1) The opener (Oct. 24, 1971): Bob Lilly helped the defense make an early goal-line stand while wearing only one shoe, and the Cowboys beat the Patriots 44-21.
Edward "Ed" Coates Jr.
CLOVIS, N.M. - Edward "Ed" Coates Jr., 78, died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008.
Helen Holmes Bolton
PAMPA - Helen Holmes Bolton, 90, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Monty Marion Duncan
McLEAN - Monty Marion Duncan, 79, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008, in Amarillo.
Mark Steven Simmons Jr.
QUANAH - Mark Steven Simmons Jr., 31, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Adalee Galvan
HEREFORD - Adalee Galvan, infant daughter of Jamie and Rosemary Estrada Galan, died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008, in Amarillo.
Faye Addaline Atkinson
WELLINGTON - Faye Addaline Atkinson, 102, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Dolores Guajardo
WELLINGTON - Dolores Guajardo, 86, died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.
Sister Angela Martinez
Sister Angela Martinez, 90, of Amarillo died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008.
Dezzie Ann Gatlin
SPEARMAN - Dezzie Ann Gatlin, 98, died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.
Kristasia Lynn Kilgore
Kristasia Lynn Kilgore, 2-month-old daughter of Shannon Kilgore and Chris Ellison of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.
Mark "Markie" Simmons Jr.
QUANAH - Mark "Markie" Simmons Jr., 31, formerly of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Alta Lunsford
GUYMON, Okla. - Alta Lunsford, 97, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
John J. Casasanta
John J. Casasanta, 74, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Renoe Davila Jr.
MORIARTY, N.M. - Renoe Davila Jr., 38, died Monday, Dec. 15, 2008, in Albuquerque.
JoAnn Goad
Joann Goad, 67, of Canyon died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008, in Amarillo.
Richard Elton Love
Richard Elton Love, 60, of Amarillo died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008.
Pauline Rangel Rodriguez
Pauline Rangel Rodriguez, 56, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Morris Raymond Payne
BASTROP - Morris Raymond Payne, beloved son, husband, father, grandfather and friend, passed peacefully Dec. 18, 2008.
Harvey W. Kinikin Sr.
DUMAS - Harvey W. Kinikin Sr., 58, formerly of Dumas, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008, in Waxahachie.
MaryAnn Montgomery Perrin
MaryAnn Montgomery Perrin, 51, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Edward N. Brewer
DUMAS - Edward N. Brewer, 82, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
John J. Casasanta
John J. Casasanta, 74, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Oletta Keys
Oletta Keys, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Dec. 12, 2008.
Lucas Longoria
SPEARMAN - Lucas Longoria, 48, died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008, in Amarillo.
K.O. Stephenson
SHAMROCK - K.O. Stephenson, 61, died Thursday, Dec. 18, 2008.
Jayne Leigh Crane
OKLAHOMA CITY - Jayne Leigh Crane, 24, formerly of Guymon, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008, in Guymon.
Julia Jaye "Julie" Ostercamp
Julia Jaye "Julie" Ostercamp, 32, formerly of Amarillo, died Friday, Dec. 12, 2008.
LeRoy "Sarge" Bradford
LeRoy "Sarge" Bradford, 81, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Silvester Stenson Jr.
Silvester Stenson Jr., 78, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.
Theodore Wilson "T.W." McAnear
CLARENDON - Theodore Wilson "T.W." McAnear, 89, died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008, in Amarillo.
Joseph "Joe" Giromini
Joseph "Joe" Giromini, 88, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 16, 2008.
Mary Ann Montgomery Perrin
Mary Ann Montgomery Perrin, 51, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 17, 2008.
Letter: Swindle gets covered up while taxpayers pony up
While taxpayers "pony up" over $800 billion to cover the Wall Street bailout, the biggest swindle in American history may be in progress.
Letter: Westinghouse sets precedent for auto makers
Regarding the auto maker crisis: Evidently no one remembers the Westinghouse plant in New Jersey that manufactured TV and small radios. It seems that at first small parts, like resistors and capacitors from Japan, put these suppliers out of business because they were cheaper.
Editorial: Truckers defy stereotypes
Keep on truckin.'
Letter: Driving and cell phones simply don't mix
(Re: Greg Sagan's column, Dec. 16.)
Letter: Read Bible, keep the faith
It seems to me that all anyone is doing is griping about the country, the current president and the new one.
Letter: Lawsuit against doctors is unbelievable
I could not believe the lawsuit against Drs. Pate and Wilhelm and the Amarillo Urology Associates.
Letter: Democrats' record not quite as portrayed in column
(Re: Guest column, Dec. 9, by Jim Perkins.)
Editorial: Bailout sets strict rules
We've all heard the description of a company that is "too big to fail." President Bush on Friday determined that the nation's automakers fall into that category.
Buffs pound OPSU
Baskets. The broad side of barns. Oceans. For a full seven minutes and 15 seconds in the first half Thursday night, all the above were safe from the shooting of the West Texas A&M Buffs against Oklahoma Panhandle State University in their finale before Christmas break.
WT's Brock, Martin named Little All-Americans
The awards just keep arriving on the doorsteps of West Texas A&M senior football stars Jared Brock and Charly Martin.
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Patrick Geuder Saga has revealed some updated sales data on "Minecraft" prior to the release of PS4, Vita and Xbox One versions. According to a report from Gamepot on June 25, the data and business analyst from Mojang disclosed that the franchise is closing in on selling 54 million copies across all platforms. The original version of the open-world sandbox game was first released on the PC in 2011.
Although "Minecraft PS3 Edition" and "Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition" came out much later, the console releases of the software products have combined to outsell the PC and Mac versions. The Xbox 360 port took up a majority of the sale with 12 million units sold at last reported. The digital release was made available in 2012 while the disc copy came out last year. "Minecraft Xbox 360 Edition" has constantly made its way on the top of digital and physical sales charts.
Although "Minecraft PS3 Edition" was released late last year, it was still able to sell 1.5 million copies through the Playstation Store alone. A physical disc release was also made available in May and has made its way to many best-selling lists. Back in April, Mojang confirmed that "Minecraft" sold 15 million copies on the computer platforms. As a result, it appears that the PS3 and Xbox 360 versions combined to sell at least another 1.5 million units over the past few months.
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Little Bee
by Chris Cleave
A tale of a precarious friendship between an illegal Nigerian refugee and a recent widow from suburban London, a story told from the alternating and disparate perspectives of both women.
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4. Time Heals All Wounds
"This is perhaps the most life-threatening myth," says Friedman. "You wouldn't sit and wait for air to come back into a flat tire. You'd take action. And a broken heart is remarkably like a flat tire." But time is not an action. It can no more fix your heart than it can put air back in your tire. "When the will to live, to do, to go on, are drained, you need to take action." How? By focusing on your lost relationship -- the good and the bad, coming to terms with what was left undone or unsaid. It can also mean seeking professional help if you need it.
5. Be Strong for Others
Most of us are taught to hide our emotions, especially from our children. But this is false and misguided protection, says Friedman, and in times of loss, it can backfire. As children follow our example, they end up swallowing their emotions. These bottled up feelings may eventually explode. "Kids are very resilient," he says. "You can share your emotions in a constructive way. You can be strong and human at the same time." By teaching kids not to ever be sad, "you're also teaching them not to be happy."
6. Keep Busy
Often when we experience a major loss, we fill every waking hour with activities and projects, anything to keep from focusing on what has happened. "But keeping busy doesn't fix unfinished issues between you and whoever has died," says Friedman. "It's an illusion, and at the end of the busy day, you haven't done anything to heal." Again, we should focus on and analyze our lost relationship. It's the only way to come to terms with it and move on, he says.
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What these six myths and the countless variations on them have in common is an attempt to intellectualize something that is sheer emotion. For example, says Friedman, "the idea of 'not letting them get us' is an intellectual construct." And while it may have helped galvanize our country in the aftermath of the attacks, for those who lost loved ones, it is nearly meaningless.


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Eric Church's "The Outsiders" reclaims the number one position on the Billboard Country Album chart released this Thursday.
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Cole Swindell, Sara Evans, Dierks Bentley, Jason Aldean, and Blake Shelton complete the top ten best-selling albums this week.
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Justin Moore stays at twenty-one for another week with his latest release, "Off the Beaten Path," while a box set from Garth Brooks tumbles down the chart. Also dropping spots are offerings from Scotty McCreery, Jake Owen, and George Strait, which land at numbers twenty-three through twenty-five, respectively.
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I was talking the other day with one of my aunts and she told me a really sad story about a couple she and my uncle were really good friends with. It is the story of how credit card reliance and a shopping addiction can ruin a family. It is also a cautionary tale for burning bridges or only contacting your friends when you need something.
What is amazing is how in extreme cases such as this one, after all those purchases, all those "things" bought over the years, there really is nothing left. No value. No way out. Nothing. (The facts of this story are for the most part true, but with names changed and creative license taken as to some of the emotions, etc. Again, I do not know these people, but this was the sense I got from the story).
The Good Times – The 70's
It was the 70's and this family, we will call them the Pederman's, for anonymity sake (I do not even remember their real name anyway) were young and in love. They both had solid jobs and were working hard towards their future. After the lavish wedding paid for by the bride's parents, they quickly purchased a home in Philadelphia, with down payment help from their parents. Shortly thereafter they began growing their family and two children were born. They would often take a modest vacation to the Jersey Shore each summer, but overall they did not splurge all too often.
It would later be viewed as an error by others, although never admitted as such by the Pederman's themselves, that the marital residence was purchased in the city rather than one of the developing suburbs to the west of the metropolis.
The Ok Times – The 80's
Greed was good and the market was on the rebound, but things were no longer on the upswing for the Pedermans. Mrs. Pederman had become somewhat withdrawn after she became a part-time worker, full-time mother. She would often try to fill the void by treating herself to expensive shopping trips. Many a quiet morning was spent with Mrs. Pederman solitarily pushing a stroller up and down the big city department stores.
Perhaps with a designer handbag around her arm or a delicate scarf wrapped around her neck she felt more secure in her station in life. Maybe it allowed her to indulge her whimsical ideals of life in a far off country, or the sense of romance she now realized she would never possess in her present situation.
Credit card debt began to accelerate while the city neighborhood they lived in slowly became a diminished version of its prior glory. Crime increased and funding to the local schools suffered. Property values depreciated. An expensive private school was chosen for the children.
The Bad Times – The 90's and 00's
Despite several $10,000.00+ economic bailouts from their families, which were always accompanied by a promise to cut up their now fully paid off credit cards and never use them again, they would also return to The Card.
The plastic cards seemed to possess a power of persuasion over the Pedermans that they could not control. The always accomodating families eventually passed away, leaving a sizable inheritance. This too was soon blown.
Mr. Pederman was now working two jobs, and would often eat out for every meal of the day. He would treat himself to expensive vintage vinyls and other collectibles that for a moment would maybe bring back remnants of his youth. He worked hard and he deserved to indulge himself a little, right? After all, if he didn't spend it she would.
There were no fancy vacations. No trip to Europe. The kids were sent back to public schools and their grades suffered. The house was never paid off but a home equity loan or two was added on top of the mortgage.
They drove somewhat nice, but non-luxerious leased cars, but other then that it would prove difficult to say exactly what the Pederman's possessed for all of their hard work and despite all of their spending. There was certainly no money set aside for their retirement, their children's college education, an emergency, or even a rainy day. The debt load became more and more unbearable, but bankruptcy largely discharged their mistakes for a period of time.
The Worst of Times – 2011
A few years passed where my aunt never heard from the Pedermans at all. It was as if they had vanished. She hoped in her heart that they had gotten their financial act together. Perhaps sought counseling for their shopping addictions. They were after all, now in their 50's. Maybe they had matured or been forced by life to atone and try to get past their issues. She knew that some compulsions are more difficult to break than others, and doubted they would ever be willing to admit they had a problem.
The last time she spoke to them their children still lived at home even though they were now adults and were not attending college.
She assumed they would never speak again, despite the fact that both couples were once inseparable friends. But then one day not too long ago late at night she received a telephone call. It was at a decidedly strange hour and the caller id did not show a recognizable number. Rain beat against the window panes and the dogs awoke at the ringing. The sound pierced the quiet house. "Whatever it is, it must be bad news," she remembers thinking.
She picked up the phone. It was Mrs. Pederman. The voice still instantly familiar despite the gap in time.
"It has been too long!" Mrs. Pederman said. How are you guys?
My aunt was suspicious. "What's going on?" Mrs. Pederman certainly didn't sound drunk.
"We lost our house in a foreclosure. And now we are being evicted from the apartment we were living in. We need help."
"Well—-I am so sorry to hear that. What can we do for you?"
"We need somewhere to crash. Just for a few days, maybe a week."
My aunt felt terrible. She put Mrs. Pederman on hold and went to talk to my uncle.
"If they come in here, they will never leave." My uncle pleaded. "They are users. Always have been. Used up their parents generosity and never learned a thing. Only called here the last few years when they needed something. When you stopped throwing them a little money they stopped coming around all together. They have never repaid a cent, to us or anyone else!"
My uncle was a tough critic, but he had some good points. "Let me see why they are so down on their luck."
"Because they are addicted to shopping!" My uncle replied, tersely. "But isn't it our job to help friends in need. Particularly if they have a problem?"
"They will not be helped by another bailout. Maybe they need to hit rock bottom." It was a harsh sentence, my uncle will fully admit. He didn't feel great about himself having said it, despite its indicia of truth.
My aunt shuffled back to the phone with a feeling of extreme tension and terror in the pit of her stomach.
"What kind of a person am I," She though to herself. She slowly moved the phone back to her ear. She could hear her heart beating through the phone.
The voice on the other end of the phone was slightly pushy. "So… can we come over or what?" My aunt answered the question with a question. Something in the tone of Mrs. Perderman's voice turned her off. It was the undertone of entitlement, she would later say.
"What happened? How did you become…..?" (She didn't want to use the word homeless).
"We got evicted. Before that our house was foreclosed on."
"I know…but what occurred for those things to happen? You bought your house 35 years ago. There was no equity in it after all these years?"
"Did one of you lose your job?"
"Was there an illness or another health type emergency?"
"No. Everyone has been healthy as can be."
"So, what happened?" Mrs. Pederman began to get frustrated.
"Look, are you going to let us come over or what?"
"No….I'm sorry….I'm sorry but I can't allow that to happen."
The next question came out immediately, in an unaffected tone. "Well then, I guess you will at least lend us some money."
"We've got a wedding to pay for and our kids college, we really can't."
There was silence.
"How about—"
There was no point in finishing the sentence, Mrs. Pederman was gone.
Probably to call the next person on her list.
So….were my aunt and uncle too harsh? What would you have done in that situation? What should have been done? I am pretty on the fence about the whole thing. I think they were justified in what they did but at the same time I know it would be tough to say that to someone who was once my best friend. Very sad story. Thoughts?


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Gold Spiked Up Over the Weekend
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The attack on its next target was enough to keep alive the rally's momentum.
The following are the latest daily summaries of my ongoing intraday coverage, providing context to interpret price action. Any prices listed are for a contract's current "front month." Their direction tends to correlate with any ETFs listed for each.
Today's Highlight:
Gold's surge Sunday night revealed a degree of elasticity that keeps alive higher targets without having to keep alive the rally's momentum.
Dollar Basket
Sep Contract DX; (NYSEARCA:UUP), (NYSEARCA:UDN)
Monday's narrow ranging did not offer any new guidance to the pattern.
Sep Contract EC; (NYSEARCA:FXE)
Monday's narrow ranging did not offer any new guidance to the pattern.
Oct Contract GC; (NYSEARCA:GLD)
Sunday night's surge attacking the 1410.00 objective had disappeared entirely before Monday's open. Intraday weakness held the 1388.00 pullback limit to avoid reversing momentum down.
Sep Contract SI; (NYSEARCA:SLV)
Potential to 24.55 was nearly fulfilled by Monday morning's attack on 24.45. The reaction down held above 24.00 to avoid reversing momentum down.
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Sep Contract US; (NYSEARCA:TLT)
Early strength Monday above 132-10 was retraced back into negative territory, all but confirming that a rally is unlikely to begin without first producing one more new low close.
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The obligatory reaction to weekend war talk didn't last long. Sunday night's gap up to fresh recovery highs disappeared Monday as price turned negative intraday.
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Monday's gap up suffered the same "ineffectual optimism" that inhibited last week's rally efforts, and the balance of the session essentially ranged narrowly unchanged. Still, trying to rally anyway suggests that the pattern intends to correct more through the passage of time than through a traditional price pullback.
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Discussion in 'Released Mods' started by tjchap2840, Dec 15, 2011.
Any estimate on the 6.5 release?
I've been watching this thread for v1.1.2 update. I've been using it a lot lately. It is awesome. Keep it up!
Cant wait for 1.1.2!!!
Plz Add the CARROT!!!!!!!
I want a flying Bunny
u must add the carrot
It's illegal to add the Carrot. That would be breaking the rules and this thread might be locked if you guys keep on talking about it.
You either buy the Collectors Edition or go buy yourself some cookies.
Or just PM me.
guys even if he were to add the carrot it wouldnt help you. if you havent bought the collectors edition of terraria it wont work. you can obtain it in you invntory but it will not work so either buy the collectors edition or stop harrassing people to give you a way to get a carrot.
techniqually it isnt illegal to add the carrot because it wont work if you dont have CE so he could add it but it wouldn't do anyone any good with out the CE.
I provided a method of making the carrot work on normal clients already just after the 1.1.2 update was posted. You do not need the Collectors Edition of the game to use the item, just need to make the game think you have it. Check my twitter.
Adding the carrot should be just fine since it can be traded freely between players in the game. The only question is whether or not to allow the adding of the Pet Bunny buff as that is the only thing that is restricted and can't be traded.
Tedit already has the carrot, problem solved argument over. Thanks for playing the " will mods include the carrot" game!
Thanks, but if you notice I was bringing up the question of whether or not the Pet Bunny buff, not the carrot, would be included.
it'd be nice if they would update it already
Woot da fuck is the carrot and why is it illegal ?O__O
I want 1.1.2 inv :S
I think the creators have been warned not to update them to avoid people just hacking the carrot rather than supporting the devs for buying Collectors Edition.
End of story.
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well its not like they are forced to add the carrot,they could update and block the carrot or something like that
and you dont have the right to call end to thread you dont own,plus this thread was never about the carrot in the 1st place,it was about the program itself
only the thread owner or a mod can end a thread
I already have the carrot and can use it, but my bunny is blueish and i want it white, so i want to edit my shirt color with Terrariviewer but i can't because it's outdated, please update it
Snd me a PM if you want more information
On Topic: OK, personally, it is as simple as this. Regarding the carrot, let the creator add it. Just don't add the buff. If it really is "illegal", as people are saying, leave it out. We were all happy with Terraria pre-bunny, why can't we all be happy with the items we have now?
Off Topic: Cruel irony. The guy above me actually has the carrot and can use it, and it isn't the color he wants.
The other thing that is important to look at is whether or not the buff even works if you hack it in. The game checks whether you have the collector's edition, and that value is stored in a place on your computer that not many people know how to get to. It might be that the game automatically turns off the buff if it realizes you don't have the collector's edition. So it's also possible that it's okay to add the buff, since it would only work on CE machines.
I have already tested this. If you get the buff, but aren't suppose to have it, Terraria does not strip it off the player during loading or saving.


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I'm happy to report that some newspapers still have a budget! Last week, at the request of their sports department, the New York Times sent restaurant critic Sam Sifton to advance the local food scene. He did a fairly good job of flushing out a few out-of-the-way places. I was happy to read that Sifton connected with BBQ Snob, Daniel Vaughn. Here is Sifton's piece. And his follow-up blog post. I have left a link to SideDish on the NYT blog, but doubt it will get past moderators. So read it and leave comments. I'm going to opening night party for the media tonight. I will direct all of them to this link. So, bundle up and let's send them to taste the real Dallas/Fort Worth.
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Nancy, I glanced at the comment page on NYT blog and looks like your comment went through.
I read the piece and I agree with most of it, though I did tweeted to him that he could've done better on the taco department. Consulting the taco and burger tour writeups on the various blogs would have been helpful to narrow the field.
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It's kind of ironic that Sam Sifton would welcome (and give credit to) BBQ Snob's expertise, while the Morning News' critic took the opposite approach.
Good point Kirk! The more I think about her BBQ list the madder I get. I quit reading Eats. Nothing interesting on it.
Nancy I just read Siftons story. He should thank you for the link. He got lots of good info from Dallas people through this link.


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From Dean Dowd on April 23, 2008 in Kitchen Remodel
The kitchen has surpassed the family room as the number one gathering place for friends and family. Because of this, it has become a major selling feature when marketing your home. Although it may not get as much attention as cabinetry and countertopping, your lighting within the kitchen is really the key element that ties everything together.
Natural lighting. The first area we are going to look at is making the most of whatever natural lighting you have at your disposal. In actuality, this is the lighting you will be using the most; and with rising energy costs, you dont want to be using artificial lighting any more than necessary. A large picture window highlighted as a bay window or with a window seat can add a touch of cozy class. A garden window over the sink provides a great place to grow your favorite herbs or house plants. If you dont have enough wall space for a large window, a skylight or solar tube can be another way to draw in natural lighting.
Overhead lighting. Before the wide usage of recessed or task lighting, overhead lighting was pretty much the only form of artificial lighting available in most kitchens. Typically, these lights were some form of florescent lighting; and until recent years, there really wasnt a wide selection of designs or styles available to choose from. Now, overhead lighting options are abundant. Instead of the main lighting source, they tend to be used more as an accent, or an occasional form of lighting. Florescent or halogen lights are still commonly used for these fixtures, but there are many more design options to choose from.
Recessed lighting. Very popular right now, recessed lighting can be used in both traditional and contemporary kitchens. These attractive lights can be used as the primary light source, or as task lighting. Use above cabinets for highlighted display shelves, below cabinets for direct lighting, and wherever you could possibly imagine needing lighting. Gone are the days of dark working space, recessed lighting is an inexpensive way to prioritize your lighting.
Pendant lighting. Pendant lights are a form of a chandelier, but typically smaller and less obtrusive. These lights are great for adding a splash of decoration to a breakfast nook, wet bar, or island area. Very popular of late, there is a vast selection to choose from, meeting everyones needs.
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BEND, Ore. (AP) — Rick Williams is hiring drivers for his Prineville trucking company, but he could use 20 more and isn't finding them.
"There's just not enough people with the skills we need as an over-the-road truck driving business," said Williams, CEO of Central Oregon Truck Co.
His company spends $10,000 to $15,000 on ads across the country trying to find people who have a commercial driver's license and can pass physicals and driver safety courses to be insured. He has about 190 drivers and would like to have 210 to meet rising demand for moving goods.
Williams is not alone in his difficulty, according to a Bend Bulletin report on businesses struggling to fill jobs that require specialized skills and advanced education despite Oregon's persistent high unemployment rate.
Employers in fields such as nursing, physical therapy, auto repair and engineering are hard-pressed to fill openings, a state Employment Department report says.
"It is a little bit surprising on the surface, when you think that there's more than 100,000 unemployed (Oregonians) and 30,000 job vacancies," said Gail Krumenauer, a state economist and one of the report's authors. "But when you think about all the different factors in many of those openings, the minimum education and experience requirements for fields like nursing, those skills aren't easily transferred" from another line of work.
Many of the jobs going unfilled require post-high school education.
While 83 percent of Oregon adults have high school diplomas, just 55 percent have an associate degree or higher, according to 2010 U.S. Census data.
Bend-based RBD Instruments reports hiring one person this year, bringing its workforce to 13, and looking for more. The company makes devices that help researchers and manufacturers analyze layers of atoms on surfaces, part of developing aircraft and biomedical, solar and other devices.
"For companies like ours, we need people with electronics skills and physics or chemistry backgrounds," President and CEO Randy Dellwo said. "Those are hard to find, not just in Central Oregon but nationally."
Krumenauer's report follows a June audit from the Oregon secretary of state that found more training is needed to fill the growing number of "middle-skill" jobs, like bookkeepers, accounting clerks and preschool teachers.