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Surprising my skunky with a snuggle pic. The pose is based off of how he cuddles me ^///^
And we both love a moonlit sky ^^
And we both love a moonlit sky ^^
You have done an amazing job.
Aaaaaaaawwwwwwwwwwww!!!! ^_^
*fangirl squeal* You two are so cute. ^.^
*hugs* I kinda want to write a story for you now... May I use your characters, pweeeeze? Note me your details and personalities if you would like a short story. ^.^*
AWWWW...just.. awwlooking at this pic for 2 mins now ^^
I do that too ^^ sometimes I still question how I did it
Awwwwww Tavi <3 Ozzy 4ever ^w^
Awwwww, its such a sweet pic by my sweety munk ^^ :snuggle:
this picture is perfectly showing the love between each other
Your pictures are always so peaceful ^^
How sweet~ ^^
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Saturday aug 31st at Cabo Grill Product the band live and Acoustic! First show back in San Diego to wrap up the summer! Come out and grab a 2 for 1 drink for happy hour and jam out with Chase and Rex as they fill the air with the sounds of summer in beautiful sunny Southern California! big Mahalo to On Point Promotions for the opportunity!
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Saving for an emergency is supposed to be the key to establishing a financial safety net. Yet studies continue to show that people aren't putting their money away. The latest evidence comes courtesy of Bankrate.com, which on a monthly basis takes the pulse of how secure people feel about their personal financial situations.
Those of you who save and do it as easily as you breathe might not understand why having an emergency fund is still an issue for so many people. Twenty-six percent of Americans have no savings cushion, according to Bankrate.com. Most Americans don't have the recommended six months of living expenses saved.
Bankrate.com found people age 30 to 49 are more likely than any other age group to not have an emergency fund.
Here's something that surprised me about the latest savings results. Young adults are more likely to have at least five months of living expenses saved. But for good reason, said Greg McBride, Bankrate.com's chief financial analyst.
"They tend to have lower expenses," McBride said. "They don't have to put away as much because they are likely living at home with their parents or have roommates. People 30 to 49 are more likely to not have emergency savings because those are the years they have a house, two or three kids and a dog. But they need the emergency savings more than anybody."
It's not that people don't know they need to save, especially with the Great Recession a close memory.
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Yes, I did. Thank you very much. I appreciate it.
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Yes, I'd love to have Young Pettypool/Poole's memorial transferred to me. Thank you very much.
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Husband James Find-A-Grave: #110933678 with burial at Nimmons Cemetery; Sunset, Pickens County, SC, but according to newspaper article she is buried here. Hoping you can shed some light on this mystery.
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There has been quite a mistake in the burial of Mrs. Abigail Chappell. She was certainly buried at Rocky Bottom Baptist church. I was there and alid off the grave and helped dig it. Got the head and foot stones. As to the age of Mrs. Chappell I have no information to be positive, but I and some of her children made accounts as best as was known, 102 years.
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http://wilstar.com/holidays/wash_thanks.html sorry dont know how to post link!?
Again I agree with Dave on this one. The rest of you guys are to caught up in your hopes that star will show the computer with naked pictures of HIMSELF next to it.
I agree with dave. Benny must be trying to get a piece of STAR. I find it funny the mods protect this DIYer but not the other ones. I don't care if she/he,dont know what you prefer benny,is a...
i tried so many damn times to get pro status, was e-mailed and asked to fax my epa card to the mod.? I gave card number and all other card numbers i have. So good luck man, i guess you have to give a...
Ya i am. I like it so far how about you?
i find if you spray wd-40 on pipe it helps it slide,thus few if any wrinles and it releases it easier
washington state requires it
When did JR become the thought police. Go home commie.
Screw that. Go beat the snot out of the SOB, give him a country ass whopping he deserves it, to bad can't do same to cheating wife, i guess you could but i don't hit females. I like where you are...
i have been hit on a few times,mostly working in grocery stores, got to love those college girls. Of course that was before i got married
i am non-union and live in a small town and love my job. I get paid 45$/hr and have good bennies. My best friend worked for a union for 10 years and hated the laziness. I'll stick to non-union thank...
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Been doing commercial refrigeration for 8 years and just started doing resi. as well. I am very glad that i cut my teeth on commercial,makes the small stuff look easy:)
could be your compressor contactor in the electrical compartmant, not uncommon. have local co. remount or isolat from unit.
No you need to call manufacture and ask what inside diameter and length of cap tube is. You dont know if anybody else had issues and decided to try and play with the pressures by trimming cap tube,...
Amen kbghdg, I do the same. I always change cap tube as well even if I don't know if it is restricted. I have been bit too many times from that. Change a compressor and drier on cap tube system and...
sorry forgot, I would charge it by superheat as well.
if you want to put a sightglass on a system with a cap tube i suggest taking a black sharpie and inking out the glass except in the middle, now you have a MOISTURE indicator.:)
God Bless the Vets in this great country. Thank you!!
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You wouldn't last at our company Doug, too small of town. I still think its dishonest to your employee,who is paying you ,sometimes to little. That said i don't think you have a gun to your head...
I agree with Hack.I think these are the guys that are messing up this industry. I dont like moonlighters,no insurance no taxes being paid. The company i work for will fire you the first time caught...
i would first look around the area for duct vents, i have incountered the same issues at some of the grocery store we take care of. I like all the other suggestion though, some smart techs on here:)
It is 15:44 right now and 104 OATand 74 inside my house. I am on call this weekend and ill tell you what i have been running my arse off. Never thought i would say this, I wish it were Monday
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Being gay is not against the law. Beastiality is. Thats why you will never see commercials for "dial a goat" etc.
In this sad liberal state of Washington you can come here and legally have sex with...
The non-condensable tend to end up at the top of the condensor or top of the reciever tank. I have gotten them out before by opening discharge vavle and letting it blow hard for about 5 seconds,any...
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Pope i wont take that bet, although silva has had issues winning in a cage, i think he will win too.
That heavywieght fight was lame. That first fight was BLOODY, i liked it.I like to watch Pride also so I was excited to see wanderlai in UFC to take on the Iceman.
S.E. Washington State 95-105 the last two weeks and counting.
That's typical of the rich. Sorry man staying inside this weekend supposed to be 105, too hot.
Thank you Huss, I couldn't agree more>
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The Detroit Lions have a little more room under the salary cap now -- and the team did nothing at all to do it.
Colleague Adam Schefter is reporting the 2014 cap could be around $130 million, giving the Lions around $4 million more in cap space to pursue potential free agents and sign rookies.
Detroit got under that cap last week when it released safety Louis Delmas and wide receiver Nate Burleson, saving more than $11 million in cap money.
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VLPC stands for visible-light photon counter and refers to a new high quantum efficiency multi-photon counting detector, which operates at visible wavelengths. The ability to be capable of counting the exact number of photons that are detected is extremely important for QKD. The device is being used extensively in the central tracking detector of the D0 experiment, and for muon cooling studies for a muon collider (MICE).
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Do we need to signup for this?
no. Just show up ;-)
In case you see 5 am in the meeting time, perhaps you should use Firefox instead of IE... someone is trying to be too smart and converts the time to a different time zone. Is it IE?
the meeting is at 7:30pm (19 hours and thirty minutes) :-)
Very confused. I figured it wasn't at 5:30am. Went there (and was alone) from 17:30 to 18:30.
Using Chrome but time shouldn't be an issue. Can't you make it display 7:30pm to avoid confusion?
The time is displayed according to the time zone setting in your IxDA profile (when you're not logged in, the event time is shown in the central time zone).
This issue is on the to do-list of ixda.org. Until this is fixed, it's advisable to repeat the time in the event description.
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Now that Caraballo has been pardoned and released... I think this article needs major attention. I'd like to know a lot more about this guy. Joe 00:52, 1 May 2006 (UTC)
Beginnings of an edit war[edit]
Honest1too (talk · contribs) keeps removing sourced information regarding Edward Caraballo's time in prison. Sorry, but this attributable info -- a wikipedia article isn't supposed to be a platform for whitewashing the facts or offering personal opinion.
Nor is it for focusing on one negative quote by a prison commander that was embarrased about losing control of his prison. From the negative and slanted nature of his contributions, and to his contributions to articles relating to this case, Alcarillo clearly a Tendentious editor, with an ax to grind about Mr. Idema. He is impugning my 20 year reputation as a journalist . The General quoted says that I was never in any danger. How can that be when 7 people were killed during that riot? The General says he sent people to get me out, and I guess he thinks I was mentally unstable for not going with them, but I have videotape of those very people who were in fact the organizers of the riot in my block, and the individuals that had threatened my life This General is not qualified as a mental health professional to impugn my mental health, and therefor this negative conjecture about me, a living person, should be removed, as per Wikipedia editing guidelines relative to Living Persons .Honest1too 15:40, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
- Regardless, this person is mentioned as a prison official who commented on the record about Caraballo's mental health. If you can find sourced information to the contrary (note the emphasisis on sourced), by all means include it in the article. Just don't blank out stuff you don't like. I will keep restoring it. You can also help the article by including a source that references Caraballo's Emmys -- specifically what they were earned for, in which years, etc. Alcarillo 05:58, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
"Sourced" simpy means something has been published. This is a statement that is taken out of context of the prison riot. It is extremely naive to believe something is true because it was said by an official.
- The excerpted quote isn't the only mention of possible mental illness -- nor was Caraballo the only one cited. Read the source (emphasis mine):
The officials and guards say they are worried about the men's security and mental health, particularly Caraballo's.... But Caraballo, an Emmy-award winning cameraman who said he was filming a documentary on the two others when they were all arrested, has been attacking prison guards and acting unstable, officials said....
Complete article can be read here. Read it.[1] Alcarillo 19:13, 2 May 2007 (UTC)
- I've incorporated some of the above comments into the article, specifically regarding the events surrounding the prison riot, the opinion expressed by the prison official, etc. Alcarillo 19:13, 18 May 2007 (UTC)
- Honest1too, please see my comments on your Talk page. Thanks. Alcarillo 22:42, 18 May 2007 (UTC)
Covert photography?[edit]
On a related note, this user keeps inserting Caraballo's interest as "covert photography". What is that? Is it necessary to include "covert"? I don't think so. Alcarillo 16:23, 19 April 2007 (UTC)
Covert photoraphy is not an "interest" it is a professional specialty, and was used extensively during my embedding, and is very relavent to this case, and to providing information about this subject.Honest1too 15:38, 21 April 2007 (UTC)
- Do you mean secret photography? Alcarillo 05:58, 23 April 2007 (UTC)
Malicious and Misleading Editing[edit]
I stumbled across alcarillo because of a copyright violation on his page. Then I noticed that he has an unhealthy obsession with a small group of people who are linked through my book and circumstance : Billy Waugh, Ed Caraballo, Robin Moore, Jack Idema and myself. By looking at his multiple edits I have noticed that he has constantly removed solid useful additions by others to maintain his own version of these people's bios. In Ed's example, Caraballo is a well known filmaker, cameraman and obviously has greater in depth personal knowledge of events and people that alcarillo keeps messing with. I reviewed some of the previous edits to other bios and having interviewed and written a book on many of these people find this constant, unwarranted reversion and arguing counterproductive to the open source, inclusive purpose of Wiki. I don't find Carballo's complaints about his profile unwarranted.
For example on my page alcarrilo wanted proof of my kidnapping. There are 35,100 cites on Google when you type in Kidnapping+Pelton. If you want me to go on and write my own Wiki I will but I have my own website with my bio. I made the mistake of I corrected my bio and added links to profiles in articles in Time, Esquire, Mens Journal, CNN, ABC, and was immeadiately swarmed by his ilk who were somehow insulted by the addition of mainstream profiles and links to my work.
alcarrilo continually deletes the addition of "convicted felon" to Idema's bio and now harasses Caraballo about his view of his own work. Finally alcarillo. Both Ed and I are real people that use our real names. And so is Moore, Idema, Waugh and the other entities you obsess with. Please respect that there are other people on this planet that have opinions, insight, facts and contributions. Your need to tell us what we are and what we do is I have already given you my email and you are free to contact me. Please remember that some of us play the game while others throw rocks from the sidelines. This is a polite request to do your homework and add, not detract from the goal of adding information.
- Accusing someone of having an "unhealthy obsession" is hardly a "polite request". Please use this section to comment on the specific article. Other issues you have with my contributions you address on my Talk page, or better yet on the relevant article's Talk page. Of course, you're free to take this with Wikipedia admins, too: Wikipedia:Requests for administrator attention. Thanks. Alcarillo 22:05, 15 May 2007 (UTC)
3 vs. 4 Local Emmy awards[edit]
I sourced the emmy claims ... it used to say four, but I only found three on the two emmy pages I linked to. I couldn't find the fourth one. If anyone finds them, feel free to add it. 18.104.22.168 (talk) 13:10, 3 June 2008 (UTC)
I have replaced Caraballo's fourth Emmy that UTC took away. It is located on the same Emmy page that UTC sites from. The forth Emmy is for Outstanding Issues programming, for a documentary called "Crime Chronicles" for which the NATAS page sites Caraballo as a producer. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 22.214.171.124 (talk) 05:54, 10 November 2008 (UTC)
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William Alexander Carter:
November 26, 2012 at 7:01 pm
Who is this Devin that it would be ok for him to come on who I assume is this Tyler's girlfriend?
Matt Adams:
November 27, 2012 at 12:19 am
Devin has to be her husband or boyfriend. One of the two is Tyler's sibling. Based on his reaction, I'd say Devin and Tyler are brothers. Either that or Kaitlin is Tyler's sister and Tyler and Devin are best friends. The first scenario makes the most sense though.
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November 27, 2012 at 1:01 am
To me, a DYAC image isn't funny if you have to analyze it so much.
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Or Kaitlin and Tyler are friends and Devin is Kaitlin's boyfriend...
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Americans pride themselves on founding ideals
America's character is tested in crisis, and the attacks on the World Trade Center and Pentagon could bring out the worst of revenge or the best sense of purpose, historians, clergy and ethicists say.
Everyday Ethics: Passivity weakens bonds, diminishes humanity
In the aftermath of the World Trade Center catastrophe, I wanted to act, but I'm not a firefighter or a police officer, a doctor or an E.M.S. worker. I felt helpless. All I could think to do was donate blood. Was that an obligation?
Opinion: Alternative to retaliation lacks convincing
The commands seem clear and unambiguous, but only a tiny minority of Christians throughout history have urged radical obedience to them.
The Pledge of Allegiance
I pledge allegiance to my Flag and the Republic for which it stands, one nation indivisible with liberty and justice for all.
Better Business Bureau warns of scams
Make sure you know who's asking for the money.
24-hour supermarket opens on Western
A 24-hour supermarket, Rainbow Foods and Fuel, opened with pomp and ceremony Wednesday morning at 5220 Western Ave.
Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - Stocks fell back Wednesday as wary investors collected profits from Wall Street's first two-day advance since the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Good Time Guide
Musical theater revue 7:30 p.m. today-Sat. West Texas A&M University Intimate Theatre in Branding Iron Theatre. Free; donations accepted. 651-2799.
KACV to talk about terrorism after-effects
KACV-TV will talk to seven Amarillo families about the aftereffects of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks in a special airing at 9 p.m. today.
16 new 'Survivors' chosen
NEW YORK (AP) - A goat farmer, a dentist and a professional soccer player are among the cast members for the third "Survivor" series on CBS, set to debut Oct. 11.
Brief: Fine arts show to open
The annual Amarillo Fine Arts Association Best of the Southwest fall show opens with a 7 p.m. Friday reception, according to a news release.
Brief: 'Mousetrap' scheduled
Family Life Fellowship will stage the Agatha Christie classic "The Mousetrap" beginning at 6 p.m. today.
Stern inspired loyalty
Loyalty is not, in itself, a virtue, but the capacity to show and return it is a complement of a decent life in the world.
Heart in the project
TORONTO - When Scott Hicks was first approached about directing "Hearts in Atlantis," his reaction, he admits, "was not that keen."
Brief: Actor sues company
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Arnold Schwarzenegger is suing a gaming company for $20 million for allegedly marketing slot machines that feature his voice and likeness as the "Terminator" without his consent.
Brief: Tips help kids home alone
WILKESBORO, N.C. (AP) - The kids now are back in school for most of the day but they still may beat many working parents home.
Affirmative Parenting: give middle child tickets for acting up
Q. Do you believe in "middle child syndrome" and if so what are some ways to avoid it?
Panhandle people
Air Force Airman 1st Class Tyson A. Sanderson graduated from the mission- ready technician training conducted at Sheppard Air Force Base in Wichita Falls and Tyndall Air Force Base in Panama City, Fla.
Brief: Doll Show to offer items for sale
Dealers will sell dolls, bears and other items at the Golden Spread Doll Club's 24th annual doll show and sale.
Rainbow Fish project rewards children
NEW YORK (AP) - The fish with the silver scales has a heart of gold.
For Your Information
The Amarillo Senior Citizens Association will sponsor the 14th annual Senior Round-Up for local and area seniors from 10 a.m.
4-Hers to state contest
Sixty-one youths from nine counties gathered in Amarillo on Sept. 15 to compete in the Panhandle District 4-H Nutrition Quiz Bowl.
Brief: High Plains Food Bank sending food to NYC
The High Plains Food Bank is sending 38,905 pounds of food and supplies to New York City for relief efforts following the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Lullabies vary according to part of the world
NEW YORK (AP) - Music is used around the globe to soothe and enchant young babies, but the actual lullabies vary according to the map.
Brief: Kwahadi Dancers plan Indian Summer Show
Kwahadi Dancers plan Indian Summer Show
Brief: And Now Vinegar
The winery Sutter Home is extending its presence into the vinegar aisle.
Restored railroad cars to visit Amarillo, Canyon
Get ready to hit the road - the railroad, that is.
Dessert, nostalgia mix
NEW YORK (AP) - Looking back several decades to the late 1950s, food writer Gail Monaghan draws on her memories of favorite childhood desserts in the October issue of House & Garden, which celebrates 100 years of the magazine's publication.
The Bucks don't plan to stop here
The White Deer Bucks took some baby steps last season toward establishing themselves as one of the movers and shakers in area Class 1A football.
Eyes in the sky
Six Randall coaches - three on headphones - were crammed into a cubbyhole not much bigger than four feet by six feet Saturday afternoon on the second floor of the Dick Bivins Stadium press box.
My Turn: Class 1A sets the standard for Panhandle football
Once again, the class of Panhandle high school football is in Class 1A.
High School Football Statistics
Class 5A Team Offense
Clovis, Borger both remain undefeated after suspended game
Leave it to an unpredictable woman - Mother Nature, that is - to somehow have a winner in a football game, but no loser. That unheard of experience came true Friday night in Borger.
District 3-4A kicks off with Canyon vs. Caprock
After more than three weeks of preparing against an assortment of other teams, the true test for the Caprock Longhorns and Canyon Eagles begins tonight.
Rockin' & Rollin'
No one reported an Elvis sighting, but his spirit definitely was alive and kicking - or should we say swiveling? - on Aug. 17 at Jan Werner Adult Day Care.
Spirited Rivalry
Got Spirit?
Wrestling Club schedules registration
The River Road Youth Wrestling Club has scheduled registration for the 2001 fall season.
Piano students to perform at Westgate Mall
Piano students will play continuous music from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Saturday at Center Court inside Westgate Mall.
In full Swing
On most evenings these days, footballs, softballs and volleyballs are flying all over town. That's because the city of Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department fall sports are in full swing at parks across the city.
Making it Happen: Chamber working for better technology training
The Chamber of Commerce Quality of Life Council again is working with the Amarillo Independent School District and industry to help educators, their students and business leaders gain knowledge of what type technological training is needed for future employees and what type employment opportunities Amarillo has to offer the future workforce.
AISD Sports Calendar
Canyon vs. Caprock at Dick Bivins Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
Swim lessons for fall scheduled
The city of Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department has scheduled three sessions of indoor swim lessons this fall at the Maverick Boys & Girls Club.
Female volunteers are needed to serve as mentors to female inmates who have requested a pen pal. Additional volunteers are needed to work in the office, to answer the hundreds of letters received each week from inmates and to package Bibles and Bible study materials.
Joanne Chavez, a sixth grade language arts teacher at Sam Houston Middle School, was selected for a Southwestern Bell Telephone Pioneers Violence Prevention award.
Palo Duro alumni set tailgate party for Saturday
The Palo Duro High School Alumni Association has scheduled a tailgate party from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Saturday in the north parking lot at Dick Bivins Stadium.
Hilltop Calendar
Thursday: Dominoes, cards and pool, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.; lunch, 11 a.m. to 1 p.m.; sewing, 2 p.m.
Volunteers are needed at the Wesley Community Center to assist senior citizens with scheduled activities, and help also is needed to answer the phones and work at the main office with people seeking services.
Storefront: Shop serves up java, hospitality
David Dickerson was raised a missionary, but you could say he just couldn't get away from good ol' American capitalism.
Planned Parenthood of the Texas Panhandle Inc. needs volunteers to help with medical records, reception area and eligibility screening.
Single with Children: Tragic reality slowly sinking in
We've all heard that "seeing is believing.'' I must tell you that I had real issues with my eyes last week as they relayed the video broadcast on all the networks of an airplane flying purposefully into a building filled with unwitting people guilty of nothing more than appearing for work.
There's something about West Texas A&M University students and mud.
Punt, Pass and Kick Competition set for Saturday
The 2001 local NFL/Gatorade Punt, Pass and Kick Competition is scheduled to begin at 8 a.m. Saturday at Dick Bivins Stadium.
Your Money: Investment buck stops at you
For most of the past decade, the hot economy and even hotter stock market have made the world look pretty rosy for many American families.
Bamboo takes the floor as latest trend
Oak may be the comfort floor of the typical American home, but adventurous homeowners are beginning to sample something a little more exotic, a little different.
YMCA Notes
The Amarillo YMCA offers after school child care for kindergarten through middle school-aged students at both the Downtown YMCA, 816 S. Van Buren St., and the North YMCA Program Center, 1330 N.W. 18th Ave.
Burglary Alert
Burglaries for Sept. 14 were on the 0 block of Edgewater Drive; the 3600 block of South Van Buren Street; the 700 block of Rietman Avenue; the 900 block of Crockett Street; the 3900 block of Northeast 33rd Avenue; the 90 block of North Florida Street; the 1000 block of North Hayes Street; the 4200 block of South Hayden Street; the 100 block of South Forest Street; the 2000 block of Southwest Sixth Avenue; the 900 block of North Mirror Street; the 1000 block of West Amarillo Boulevard; and the 3000 block of Sequoia Street.
YMCA Fall Baseball Standings
Through Sept. 18 games
CISD Sports Calendar
Canyon vs. Caprock at Dick Bivins Stadium, 7:30 p.m.
Sub-Varsity Roundup
Randall scored 14 points in the first quarter and built a 20-0 lead by halftime in a rout of Tascosa on Thursday at the Randall High School field.
Randall Wrestling Club to sponsor softball bash
The Randall Wrestling Club has scheduled its 10th Annual "Fall Softball Bash'' Men's 3-2 Softball Tournament for Oct. 20 at the John S. Stiff Memorial Park Softball Complex.
Under Construction
The following information about construction on city streets and state highways and work on utility projects is provided to Friends & Neighbors readers based on information from city and state officials.
HPISD Sports Calendar
Highland Park at Canadian, 4:30 p.m.
Novel approach to writing taught
Fifth-grade teacher Cynthia Brammer teaches writing a bit oddly. She's put away her red pen and work sheets. Walk into her class, and you'll see her students actually writing. And reading.
Former teacher seeks solace in words
When day breaks, Josephine Anderson takes up her shield.
Around AC: To benefit society, we must reach our potential
The tragic events of Sept. 11, 2001 have suddenly reminded us that we are certainly connected to every other human being in the world.
Terrorist attack takes place on National 911 Day
Mesa Verde Elementary School students learned how to dial 911 the day terrorists struck the United States.
ASCA Calendar
Thursday: Dominoes, 8 a.m., Central Center; Neely, Craig, Walton Seminar "Six Mistakes Retirees Make During Retirementm'' 11:30 a.m.; and ASCA 42 Club, 1 p.m., Conference Center.
NRCBA Fall Baseball Standings
Through Sept. 20 games
ASCA Menu
Thursday: Fried catfish, hushpuppies, french fries, vegetable sticks, fried okra, potato bar, assorted salads and desserts.
RRISD Sports Calendar
Dimmitt at River Road, 5 p.m.
Austin Bear Booster Board to sponsor supper
The Austin Bear Booster Board is sponsoring a supper during Back To School night from 5:30 p.m. to 8:30 p.m. Tuesday inside the Stephen F. Austin Middle School cafeteria, 1808 Wimberly.
School Lunch Menus
Thursday: Breakfast: Hard boiled eggs, dry cereal, low-fat milk, assorted fruits or juice, buttered toast with jelly; Lunch: Beef Stroganoff with hot roll or cheese nachos, fruit juice, whole kernel corn, fresh vegetable cup, sliced peaches, spinach, low-fat milk.
Benefit Sports
The Panhandle Team Penning Association has scheduled Pen MS, an event benefiting the Panhandle Chapter of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society, on Oct. 6 at the Bill Cody Arena.
Mushrooms have intriguing range of flavors
On their own or as an ingredient in other dishes, fresh and dried mushrooms are in greater demand than ever for their intriguing range of flavors, textures and colors.
BISD Sports Calendar
Bushland at Nazareth, 5 p.m.
AISD Middle School Volleyball
Bonham and Austin each moved to 3-0 in conference play on Thursday with wins in their eighth-grade "A'' team matches.
More Than Brick and Mortar: 'Familiar' does not mean 'inferior' at WT
Sometimes I'm afraid that the quality of West Texas A&M University is often unappreciated because WT is so familiar to those of us who live in the Panhandle.
Amarillo Hockey Association schedules final registration sessions
The Amarillo Hockey Association has scheduled two final sessions of ice hockey registration for the 2001 fall season.
PRPC board to elect officers
The board of directors of the Panhandle Regional Planning Commission will meet today to discuss a variety of issues and elect new officers.
Brief: Driver dies in crash
STRATFORD - A New Mexico man died early Tuesday after colliding with a tractor-trailer about eight miles southwest of Stratford on U.S. Highway 54, said an Amarillo Department of Public Safety dispatcher.
AC to consider expanding Web technology
Amarillo College regents will discuss bringing in a company to help with Web-based administration technology support during a special meeting at 1 p.m. Saturday in the College Union Building on the Washington Street Campus.
AC regents hear report on distance education plan
Amarrillo College regents heard a report on the distance education plan during Tuesday's meeting.
Amarillo man dies in arrest attempt
A 44-year-old Amarillo man died Wednesday at Northwest Texas Hospital after he put something in his mouth as Potter County Sheriff's deputies tried to arrest him.
Bomb threat upends Dumas High School
DUMAS - Police evacuated students and faculty from Dumas High School on Tuesday afternoon after someone called in a bomb threat to the school secretary, said Dumas Independent School District Superintendent Larry Appel.
Vigils expected to be Sundays at flagpole
Patriotic candlelight vigils will continue at 8:30 p.m. Sundays at the Wolflin Square flagpole, organizer Connie May said.
Randall sheriff expects crowd for jail open house
The sheriff expects a crowd for the open house of Randall County's new $19.5 million jail.
Potter-Randall Local Emergency Planning Committee, 1:30 p.m., Amarillo Emergency Operations Center, 1900 Line Ave.
Biref: Dust triggers WT fire alarm
West Texas A&M University's Old Main was evacuated Tuesday after a fire alarm went off.
Fired IBP workers lash out
Leaders of a group of former IBP workers gathered Wednesday night at the Central Branch Library to air complaints against the meat packer, including ill treatment on the job and what they say are company breaches of the current labor contract.
Biref: More than 2,725 people vote early in CISD election
More than 2,725 people voted early in Canyon Independent School District's $66.6 million bond election, set for Saturday. Early voting started Sept. 12 and ended Tuesday.
Pastor to walk to raise money for youth center
PLAINVIEW - Wally Chavez knows people are giving money to the relief effort for people afflicted by the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Brief: WT's fall enrollment drops slightly from 2000
West Texas A&M University recorded a slight enrollment drop from a year ago, with 6,674 students registered for the fall semester.
5 teens arrested in threat
DUMAS - Five Dumas teen-agers were in Dumas police custody late Wednesday in connection with a bomb threat called into Dumas High School on Tuesday, a police official said.
Brief: Fair attendance estimated at 206,800, officials say
Tri-State Fair officials estimate that more than 206,800 people attended the 10 days of activities.
Brief: Vermont man found shot to death near Vega
VEGA - A Vermont man was shot to death Tuesday outside Vega, and investigators say they have little to go on in finding his killer.
Pantex citizens board's fate up in air
Pantex Citizens Advisory Board members could not reach consensus Tuesday on whether to operate under a new environmental charter, but most supported moving forward under the revised charter.
Brief: Burns to start at lake
FRITCH - National Park Service firefighters today plan to start prescribed burns at the Lake Meredith National Recreation Area, according to a park service news release.
State Legislature honors Pete Gilvin
The late Pete Gilvin, a highway contractor, patron of the arts, civic leader and philanthropist, was honored Tuesday when 2.2 miles of Amarillo street were dedicated as the L.P. "Pete" Gilvin Memorial Highway.
Flight cutbacks scarce in Amarillo
So far, Amarillo International Airport has had no cutbacks in flight departures, according to airport management and representatives of the air carriers that serve the city.
More than 500 workers are fired at IBP
More than 500 people either have been or will be terminated because of the ongoing walkout, IBP Inc. spokesman Gary Mickelson said Tuesday.
Gin to have open house
DAWN - The first bale of cotton is expected to be ginned in the new Top of Texas Gin, located four miles north of Dawn, next week, but on Friday, the new facility will open its doors to the public with an open house.
Brief: Part of bike race fee to be donated to relief aid
The Downtown Athletic Club will donate $2 out of every entrance fee for the Oct. 7 Capitol Peak Mountain Bike Race to help in the relief efforts in New York City.
Last escapee is recaptured
Randall County Sheriff Joel Richardson put the cuffs on the last of three escapees early Wednesday.
2 Randall jail escapees caught; one still at large
Two of the three men who escaped Tuesday night from Randall County Jail Facility No. 2 in downtown Amarillo were captured within two hours.
Parents always had hope for daughter found killed
Edward and Lupe Chavez hoped for months that their 16-year-old daughter, Jessica Nicole Sills, would come back home to them.
Brief: Amarillo Red Cross gets $176,490 for relief
Vince Hernandez, Greater Amarillo Chapter of the Red Cross executive director, was at Tuesday's City Commission meeting to update commissioners about donations in response to the Sept. 11 attacks.
Brief: PEDC settles lawsuit
PAMPA - The Pampa Economic Development Corp. board of directors Tuesday voted to settle a lawsuit filed by its former executive director.
Brief: River Road ISD applies for school repair grant
River Road Independent School District is applying for a school repair and renovation grant from the Texas Education Agency.
Brief: Students raise funds
Amarillo schoolchildren are joining the rest of America in raising funds for the rescue effort in New York City and Washington, D.C.
Brother, friend remember tattoo artist, her husband
The two tattoos Amarillo resident Joe McClendon has are important to him. Same for his pierced tongue.
City plans to remodel library for substation
Police radios will soon blare where silence was once enforced.
Brief: IRS toll-free number to aid those affected by attacks
The Internal Revenue Service has a toll-free telephone number for people unable to meet federal tax obligations because of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. The number is (866) 562-5227.
Vendors like repeat business
Rodney Brand is not your everyday chiropractor.
Tucumcari voters reject tax hike
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Voters here turned down a city tax-increase proposal by a 2-1 margin Tuesday, rejecting city officials' plans to use the extra money for infrastructure improvements.
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 09/26/01
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 09/27/01
Mary Edna Fair
Mary Edna Fair, 84, died Sunday, Sept. 23, 2001.
Willie May Dorrill
KILLEEN - Willie May Dorrill, 95, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001.
Longtime real estate entrepreneur and oilman C.W. Crouch dies
C.W. Crouch, real estate entrepreneur and independent oil and gas operator of Amarillo, died Sunda;y, Sept. 23, 2001. He was 70.
Amy Lee McIlroy
ROARING SPRINGS - Amy Lee McIlroy, 97, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001, in Lubbock.
Services Pending
John E. Ramirez, 52, of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001. Memorial Park Funeral Home, 6969 East Interstate 40.
Billy Gayle Wilkison
Billy Gayle Wilkison, 71, died Friday, Sept. 21, 2001 in Sedalia, Mo.
Shalako Tindall
Shalako Tindall, 24, died Saturday, Sept. 22, 2001. Services will be at 11 a.m. today in Primitive Baptist Church with Elder R.A. Tindall, pastor, officiating.
Bessie Palmer
STRATFORD - Bessie Palmer, 87, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001, in Dumas.
Charles E. Wright
Charles E. Wright, 75, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2001.
Doris I. Wall
Doris I. Wall, 70, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001.
Sandy Hall
FRITCH - Sandy Hall, 54, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2001.
Elmer Fryar
HEREFORD - Elmer Fryar, 78, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001.
Neva A. Miller
PLAINVIEW - Neva A. Miller, 93, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2001.
Fred Mark Hutsell
ROCKWALL - Fred Mark Hutsell, 46, formerly of Amarillo, died Monday, Sept. 24, 2001, in Rockwall.
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LEFORS - Mildred McPherson, 84, died Tuesday, Sept. 25, 2001.
Goldie Eugene McMahan
Goldie Eugene McMahan, 92, died Saturday, Sept. 22, 2001.
Wendell Josephine Killin Capp
LUBBOCK - Wendell Josephine Killin Capp, 80, formerly of Lubbock, died Sunday, Sept. 23, 2001, in Whippany, N.J.
Irene Grace Bruce
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CANYON - Jerry Goodwin, 42, died Friday, Sept. 21, 2001, in Amarillo.
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Editorial: Global coalition is taking shape
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Editorial: War on terrorism protects all American freedoms
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Editorial: Energas' strategy for winter warms cockles of one's heart
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Americans are not always prepared for tragedies, but as a nation and as individuals, we always have stepped up to the challenge.
Baseball Brief: Indians manager hospitalized again
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Bonds edges closer to McGwire's record
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Basketball Brief: Mavs trade Satterfield to Denver
DALLAS (AP) - The Dallas Mavericks have traded rookie guard Kenny Satterfield to the Denver Nuggets for a future second-round draft pick or future considerations.
Police search Tyson's home
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Brief: Tony Dorsett honored
DALLAS (AP) - Former Dallas Cowboys running back Tony Dorsett will be the 2001 recipient of the PricewaterhouseCoopers Doak Walker Legends Award, according to the SMU Athletic Forum Board of Directors.
Kansas St. will provide test for Hybl
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Oklahoma quarterback Nate Hybl only has to watch tapes of last year's game at Kansas State to see what he's in for when the Wildcats visit on Saturday.
Football Brief: McNair says surgery last resort
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Tennessee Titans quarterback Steve McNair wants to play the rest of this season, and he said Tuesday that surgery to help his throwing shoulder will be a "last resort."
Brief: McGwire hits two homers as Cards beat Astros, 5-1
HOUSTON (AP) - Mark McGwire broke out of a slump with two home runs and Darryl Kile allowed four hits in seven shutout innings, leading the St. Louis Cardinals over the Houston Astros 5-1 Wednesday night.
Brief: Minister fined, sentenced in basketball attack
FAYETTEVILLE, Ga. (AP) - A Baptist minister was fined and sentenced to eight years' probation for slashing a coach's arm with a pocketknife after refereeing a youth basketball game.
Brief: Mariners edge Rangers, 7-5
ARLINGTON (AP) - Bret Boone ran his RBI total to 135 with a two-run single as the Seattle Mariners beat the Texas Rangers 7-5 Wednesday to complete a three-game sweep.
Carter's hand injury likely to give Wright another start
IRVING (AP) - Quincy Carter rolled right, cocked his arm and threw. The pass that was supposed to go about 15 yards instead slipped out of his hand and landed near his feet. All Carter could do was put his hands on his hips.
Brief: Redskins cut QB George
ASHBURN, Va. (AP) - Jeff George was cut by the Washington Redskins on Wednesday after he failed to lead the team to a single point in its two embarrassing losses to open the season.
Baseball Brief: Robinson refutes charges of bias
NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball disciplinarian Frank Robinson disputed accusations that his punishments have been too harsh on the New York Yankees and criticized manager Joe Torre for berating him last month.
Knight raises money in Indiana
STARLIGHT, Ind. (AP) - On most nights, you won't find many people in this rural southern Indiana town who give a hoot about Lubbock, Texas.
Football Brief: Docs give Bledsoe good news
BOSTON (AP) - Drew Bledsoe's doctors determined his organs were not damaged on a tackle that caused internal bleeding in his chest, New England coach Bill Belichick said Tuesday.
West Texas Futurity has been year-long project for organizers
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Football Brief: Cowboys add ex-Titan Frisch
IRVING (AP) - The Dallas Cowboys have added defensive end Byron Frisch to their 53-man roster.
Leach says Kingsbury underrated
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Auto Racing Brief: Skinner will miss rest of season
NEW YORK (AP) - Mike Skinner's season is over. The NASCAR driver will undergo reconstructive knee surgery that will keep him out of a race car for the rest of 2001.
NL Roundup: Williams, Cardinals edge Houston, 3-2
HOUSTON (AP) - Woody Williams pitched a three-hitter for his fourth straight victory, and Craig Paquette hit a go-ahead single in the eighth inning, leading the St. Louis Cardinals past the Houston Astros 3-2 Tuesday night.
Cross Country Brief: Wyoming crash victims eulogized
LARAMIE, Wyo. (AP) - A memorial ceremony for eight University of Wyoming runners who died in a highway crash last week began Tuesday with a bell tolling once for each athlete.
Jordan returns
WASHINGTON (AP) - The worst-kept secret in sports is out: Michael Jordan will play again in the NBA - and not just for one season, but two.
AL Roundup: Rocket loses but Yanks clinch
NEW YORK (AP) - Baseball returned to the Bronx on Tuesday night with a tribute to the victims of the terrorist attacks and another division championship for the New York Yankees.
Greyhounds among top squads in LSC at 3-0
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Emmitt disagrees, but Carter still No. 1
IRVING (AP) - Dallas Cowboys coach Dave Campo respects Emmitt Smith's opinion but doesn't agree with his star running back.
Basketball Brief: Injury prompts Longley to retire
NEW YORK (AP) - Luc Longley, a former New Mexico player and 10-year NBA veteran who won three NBA titles with the Chicago Bulls, announced his retirement Tuesday.
Brief: Agency to stop using disability code system
HOUSTON (AP) - The Texas Rehabilitation Commission said it will stop using a system of handling Social Security disability benefits in which thousands of cases were assigned to workers who didn't exist and whose names were actually codes.
Brief: Woman holds gun on man who drove car into house
WACO (AP) - A Waco woman received a rude awakening Tuesday when a car drove through a wall into her living room.
Analysis: FAA levies few fines for airport security lapses
DALLAS (AP) - Roughly half of the 5,835 security lapses found at Texas airports in the 1990s resulted in a warning letter, while fines were proposed just a third of the time, according to an Associated Press analysis of FAA records.
Twelve train cars derail in suburban Houston
SPRING, Texas (AP) - Twelve cars in a 122-car train derailed on an overpass in suburban Houston Tuesday but no one was seriously hurt, a Union Pacific spokesman said.
Queen Isabella Causeway reconstruction beginning
AUSTIN (AP) - The rebuilding of a collapsed portion of the Queen Isabella Causeway is beginning and could be completed by Christmas, state transportation officials said Wednesday.
Wichita Falls prepares for terrorism, attends training
WICHITA FALLS (AP) - This city of about 105,000 people along Tornado Alley is no stranger to disaster.
Combs issues warning to protect farms, ranches
AUSTIN - Texas producers must be vigilant in protecting their farms and ranches, Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs said Monday.
Brief: Texas schools inaugurate 'Celebrate Freedom Week'
HOUSTON (AP) - A new law requiring Texas schools to find a way to focus on American history and freedom during the last week of September took on more significance in light of terrorist attacks on Sept. 11, the law's primary author said.
Tri-State Fair Results
Grand Champion: Amanda Wall, Hereford FFA; Reserve Grand Champion: Meagan Boxwell, Ochiltree 4-H.
Powder explosions injure 3; 1 missing
MOSCOW, Pa. (AP) - A black powder storage facility exploded Wednesday, injuring three people, one critically. Another person was reported missing.
Today in History
On Sept. 26, 1960, the first televised debate between presidential candidates Richard M. Nixon and John F. Kennedy took place in Chicago.
Brief: Report: 4 firefighters died because rules not followed
YAKIMA, Wash. (AP) - Four firefighters were killed by a forest fire in the Cascade Range because basic safety rules weren't followed, according to a Forest Service report.
Forces storm abandoned U.S. Embassy
KABUL, Afghanistan - Shouting "Long Live Osama!" and "Death to America!" thousands of protesters burned an effigy of President Bush on Wednesday, then stormed the abandoned U.S. Embassy in the Afghan capital, torching old cars and a guardhouse and tearing down the U.S. seal above the entrance.
Marine archaeologist dies
SOUTHPORT, Maine (AP) - Michael Lazare Katzev, a marine archaeologist who led efforts to preserve a 2,300-year-old ship off Cyprus, died Sept. 8 after suffering a stroke. He was 62.
Families applying for death certificate
NEW YORK - Hundreds of people, some sobbing, filtered into a building on a Hudson River pier Wednesday, many to begin the heartbreaking process of applying for death certificates for loved ones still missing in the smoking ruins of the World Trade Center.
U.S. needs information on foes before attacking, NATO allies told
BRUSSELS, Belgium (AP) - The United States told NATO allies Wednesday it needs more information on how to find Osama bin Laden and his followers and asked their help in gathering intelligence.
Brief: Cincinnati police officer acquitted in shooting
CINCINNATI (AP) - A white police officer was acquitted Wednesday in the killing of an unarmed black man that sparked the city's worst racial unrest in three decades.
2,000 reservists called up
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Pentagon ordered 2,000 more reservists to duty Tuesday as President Bush weighed putting more armed guards on airliners and strengthening cockpit doors against potential hijackers.
Would-be rescuers who gave their lives hailed as heroes in Alabama mine blast
BROOKWOOD, Ala. (AP) - Ten coal miners are being hailed as heroes for rushing into a mine to rescue co-workers injured by an explosion, only to be killed themselves by a second blast.
Texas experts hired to carry out Clark execution
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The state Corrections Department is hiring two people from the Texas state prison system to carry out the November death sentence against condemned child killer Terry Clark.
Leno to give free performance in Las Vegas
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Jay Leno, host of NBC's "The Tonight Show" and a frequent Las Vegas headliner, will give a free performance Saturday at the MGM Grand hotel-casino.
Brief: Families, miners question safety of Alabama mine
BROOKWOOD, Ala. (AP) - The co-workers and families of victims caught in two deep coal mine explosions want to know why the mine wasn't made safer after several dangerous incidents that preceded the weekend blast that killed 13.
McBride to donate proceeds to fund
DALLAS (AP) - Martina McBride says proceeds from the first month's sales of her new "Greatest Hits" album will be donated to the American Red Cross to help the victims of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks.
Mourtada, Egypt's first ambassador to Israel, dies at 78
CAIRO, Egypt (AP) - Saad Mourtada, Egypt's first ambassador to Israel, has died in the United States. He was 78.
Check This Out
NEW YORK (AP) - The gawkers who have gathered each day at the ruins of the World Trade Center have been banned from taking photographs or video of the scene.
Severed line knocks out phone service
ROSWELL, N.M. - A severed phone line near Roswell knocked out long-distance service to Portales, Clovis and Tucumcari for several hours Wednesday afternoon.
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RINGGOLD, Ga. (AP) - The town has decided to put up a new display in its public buildings in response to the terror attacks - the Ten Commandments, the Lord's Prayer and an empty picture frame.
Giuliani details traffic restrictions; trade center's facade comes down
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House OKs defense bill; Senate version bogs down
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Two killed by tornadoes in Maryland; university buildings damaged
COLLEGE PARK, Md. (AP) - Students and school officials sorted through wreckage Tuesday at the University of Maryland, where tornadoes killed two sisters, both students. At least 50 people were injured there and elsewhere in the Washington suburbs.
Court to decide whether school vouchers OK
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court, tackling a church-state issue dear to President Bush, agreed Tuesday to decide whether the Constitution permits using taxpayer dollars to pay religious school tuition.
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Today, I'm at work on a construction site for a high rise building, on the 12th floor today. I've developed a severe case of the runs, causing me to need to rush to the nearest toilet periodically. Luckily for me it's conveniently located on the ground floor. FML
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Today, I overheard my mom talking on the phone with my sister about how much they hate my fiancé. My wedding is in two weeks and my family has been pretending to like my future husband for three years. FML
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Today, in the middle of a hot air balloon ride with my girlfriend, I asked her to marry me. She said no. The rest of the ride was the most awkward 2 hours of my life. FML
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Newcastle Jets striker Emile Heskey confirms he will play for the club again next season
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- April 03, 2013
NEWCASTLE Jets striker Emile Heskey has announced he will play for the club again next season.
The former England and Liverpool star scored nine goals in 23 A-League appearances for the Jets.
Heskey told the Newcastle Jets awards night he would be back.
"Everything is agreed - I will be coming back next season," he said.
Heskey was nominated for the Jets' player of the year award along with captain Ruben Zadkovich and goalkeeper Mark Birighitti, who took out the award.
Jets owners the Hunter Sports Group welcomed Heskey's re-signing.
"Emile Heskey was not only a huge coup for the Club but for the A-League and we look forward to having him here with us again next season," Hunter Sports Group CEO Troy Palmer said.
"I can confirm he has agreed in principle to be with us next year and we are expecting to formalise that in the next few days.
"To have someone of his standing in the game re-sign with the Jets gives everyone at the club confidence in the direction we are heading."
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Brilliant Hotel
The hotel was everything we could have asked for and more. I went on a trip with my mum and had a twin room. The room was extremely impressive and absolutely spotless. The maids cleaned it twice daily too. The breakfast was very good, only complaint was that the food was sometimes not that hot. We found the location great. Although not central to Piazza Novona area (where many of the nice hotels and restaurants are) it was ideally located for the Vatican area and also the Metro. This meant we could hop on and off the tube to get to places rather than have to walk everywhere - saving our feet for seeing the sights. I would definitely recommend this hotel to anyone travelling to Rome.
A Superb Choice
My wife and I were in Rome to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary and chose the Hotel Giulio Cesare on the basis of this forum's (and a couple of others) recommendation. When we got in, we found our room a bit small and dark and asked if we could get something larger. The staff - first in the person of Pasqual - could not have been more accommodating. We were immediatley transferred to larger and brighter room and a "matrimonial" bed moved in (it was romance, after all!). They told us no charge for the upgrade, given the special occasion. The rest of our stay was equally pleasant with the staff helpful and gracious - restaurant reservations made for us, afternoon coffee in the very charming courtyard, an excellent breakfast each morning (included in the price). Location is also ideal - a block from the Tiber, two blocks from a Metro stop, 15 minutes walking to the Vatican, 25-30 minutes to just about anything else (and Rome is a walking city!). We couldn't have been happier with the hotel and will certainly make it our one of choice for future visits.
Euginio is a true professional, first class staff and wonderful experience
This is the place to stay when in Rome. Private but location to everywhere and everything is within a 2 / 3 block walking distance. I will only stay at this hotel whem I am in Rome. I din't want to leave.
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Average hotel, magnificent breakfast
We visited Rome and stayed in Julio Cesare Hotel between 11/3/2004-14/3/2004. When we arrived, we were very disappointed when they gave us an extremely small room, very smelly, located in the second basement of a neighbouring building - unacceptable for a 4stars hotel. After our expostulation, they put us in a close one hotel, which it was acceptable. In the next morning, we moved again in a Julio Cesare acceptable room. Despite the fact that the room was also small, it was clean, with nice furniture and full equipped bathroom. The breakfast was really magnificent. The hotel is located in a quiet place and the rooms are sound-proof.
Great hotel
This is an excellent City Hotel, although a little off the beaten track in a quiet residential area. Very handy for the Vatican and the main sights but slightly inconvenient for late night returning....taxis necessary really. Room immaculately clean but rather small; fantastic breakfast and overall well above the standard normally found in city hotels. Not much night life around so a bit of an expedition for restaurants in the evening. A small trade off for such good quality!
Great hotel
Great hotel, well placed for all major sites in Rome, most within walking distance. Excellent breakfast, friendly and helpful staff. Clean and quiet rooms. Will stay here again.
Great hotel
Just had a wonderful 3 night stay here. It is the best hotel in any capital city we have stayed in. The honey at breakfast form the managers own bees is superb! Ideal area for getting to vatican and a short walk across the Tiber to see the sights. Around the corner from the Metro. The staff in the hotel are very friendly the room we had was cosy and spotless. Traffic noise may be a problem if you need the windows open but in summer the air con would cool you down and you are not really bothered by the traffic with the windows shut. The area has some good places where the locals eat, they are resonably priced and the food is good. We will definately stay here again
Great hotel!
Great hotel on a quiet street! The accommodations were fine and the staff were very helpful. The continental breakfast was outstanding!! Somewhat expensive, however.
Fantastic Hotel
This Hotel is fantastic. i stayed here for a week in August 04. The Hotel itself was Beautiful, the staff were brilliant, especially Luigi the Bar Manager and Peter on Reception (couldn't do enough for us) and the food was excellent. The room was lovely, a little on the small side, but myself my Husband and our two children were in the one room so if their are only two of you, there would be plenty of room.
If you are travelling to Rome, i would highly recommend this Hotel.
Fantastic Hotel
Have stayed here many times. Eugenio is the GM and Luigi is at the bar.
Great breakfast included. Whole operation is excellent.
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