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Publishing | Todd Allen analyzes the sales of DC Comics' New 52 titles from their September 2011 launch to the past month. Sales of any series tend to drop off from one issue to the next — Allen compares it to radioactive decay — and when the numbers drop below 18,000 for a couple of titles, DC tends to cancel them in batches and start up new titles to replace them. That plus crossovers and strong sales of some flagship titles has kept the line fairly stable until recently, but as Allen notes, the replacement titles tend to crash and burn pretty quickly, and overall sales have dipped a bit. [Publishers Weekly]
History | David Brothers has a great column for Black History Month, featuring Krazy Kat, All-Negro Comics and other titles by black creators. [Comics Alliance]
Festivals | The Angoulême International Comics Festival has opened in Angoulême, France, and that's where all the cool kids are. Bart Beaty surveys the scene for the rest of us; the president of this year's show is Jean-C Denis (last year it was Art Spiegelman), and there will be an exhibit of his work, but Beaty says the big draw will be the exhibit of work by Albert Uderzo, co-creator of Asterix. [The Comics Reporter]
Editorial cartoons | Rupert Murdoch has apologized, on Twitter, for an editorial cartoon by Gerald Scarfe in the Sunday Times that depicted Israeli prime minister Binyamin Netanyahu bricking Palestinians into a wall with blood-red mortar. Many commentators were concerned that the cartoon, which Scarfe intended as a commentary on the recent elections in Israel, came too close to old anti-Semitic blood libel. Making things worse, the cartoon was published on Holocaust Memorial Day. [The Guardian]
Vertical Inc. is a small publisher with an eclectic line. If someone says "I don't read manga, except for X," X will more often than not turn out to be a Vertical book (and over half the time, it's Osamu Tezuka's Buddha). In addition to a long list of Tezuka titles (Ode to Kirihito, Dororo, A Message to Adolf), the company has also published some classic and modern sci-fi (To Terra, 7 Billion Needles), the wine-tasting manga Drops of God, Moyoco Anno's geisha story Sakuran, and the cute cat manga Chi's Sweet Home, which is probably its bestseller.
So what's next? Vertical marketing director Ed Chavez, a former blogger himself, often teases new licenses on Twitter, but earlier this month he went further and posted a survey asking fans what titles they would like to see licensed for summer 2013 release. It's an impressive list that includes Billy Bat, the new manga by Naoki Urasawa (Monster, Pluto, 20th Century Boys), Coppers by Natsume Ono (not simple, House of Five Leaves) and March Comes in Like a Lion by Chika Umino (Honey and Clover), as well as Usamaru Furuya's Our Light Club, which I assume is a followup to his Lychee Light Club, previously published by Vertical.
Equally interesting is the list of the types of titles Vertical won't consider, which gives an idea of the publisher's editorial direction as well as the constraints under which it operates: no adult manga, doujinshi (fan comics) or webcomics; no titles released before 2000; and no manga from the publishers Shueisha or Shogakukan (the parent companies of Viz Media, which gets the lion's share of their output) or Akita Shoten.
Although it's only June, I'm predicting that Moyoco Anno's Sakuran is going to be one of the most interesting manga of the year. It's a bit like the novel Memoirs of a Geisha, with gorgeous Edo-era settings and costumes and a streak of cruelty amid the beauty, only the main character (whose name changes several times) is not a geisha; she is a prostitute. The book was the basis for the movie of the same name.
Sakuran is a bit of a challenge for those who don't read a lot of manga, because the story is very compressed. However, the fascinating subject matter and Anno's jerky, expressive art should make up for that. Comics Alliance has a generous preview, and that's a good opportunity to go see for yourself.
Vertical Inc. continues its streak of licensing interesting manga with Knights of Sidonia, a sci-fi series from Tsutomu Nihei, the creator of two series that have already been published in the United States, Blame! (from Tokyopop) and Biomega (from Viz Media).
Knights of Sidonia is set in the distant future, when giant aliens called the Gauna have destroyed Earth, leaving humans to travel through space in giant spaceships, protecting themselves with giant robots called Guardians. The story follows Tanikaze Nagate, a young man who has trained himself to pilot the mechs using a simulator and is later made a pilot. This sounds like an action manga, but it's likely to offer a bit more; Nihei is known for the punk rock-inspired artwork in Blame!, and Knights of Sidonia runs in Kodansha's Afternoon magazine, home to such offbeat series as Love Roma, Parasyte, and Yokohama Kaidashi Kikō (Diary of a Yokohama Shopping Trip).
It's time once again for our monthly trip through Previews looking for cool, new comics.
Wait a minute … "monthly"?
It's true that we haven't taken a What Looks Good tour in a few months, but the feature is back with an all-new approach that we hope will be more varied and useful than the old format. Instead of Michael and Graeme just commenting on everything that catches our attention in the catalog, we've invited Chrises Mautner and Arrant to join us in each picking the five new comics we're most looking forward to. What we'll end up with is a Top 20 (or so; there may be some overlap) of the best new comics coming out each month.
As usual, please feel free to play along in the comments. Tell us what we missed that you're looking forward to or – if you're a comics creator – mention your own stuff.
Chris Mautner
1) Love and Rockets New Stories #5 by Gilbert and Jaime Hernandez (Fantagraphics) — How do you possibly top the triumphant storytelling feat that was "The Love Bunglers"? I dunno, but Jaime Hernandez is certainly going to give it the old college try, this time shifting the focus onto the vivacious "Frogmouth" character. Gilbert, meanwhile, brings back some of his classic Palomar characters, so yeah, this is pretty much a "must own" for me.
2) Skippy Vol. 1: Complete Dailies 1925-1927 by Percy Crosby (IDW) — Percy Crosby's Skippy might well be the great forgotten comic strip of the 20th century. Extremely popular in its day, and a huge influence on such luminaries as Charles Schulz, the strip has largely been forgotten and the name conjures up little more than images of peanut butter. IDW's effort to reacquaint folks with this strip might change that — the few snippets I've read suggest this is real lost gem.
3) The Voyeurs by Gabrielle Bell (Uncivilized Books) — Tom Kaczynski's small-press publishing company drops its first major, "big book" release with this memoir from the always-excellent Gabrielle Bell. Collecting work from her series Lucky (and, I think, some of her recent minis), the book chronicles a turbulent five year period as she travels around the world. Should be great.
4) Godzilla: The Half Century War by James Stokoe (IDW) — I usually stay as far away from licensed books as possible, but there is one simple reason I'm including this comic in my top five: James Stokoe. Stokoe's Orc Stain has quickly become one of my favorite serialized comics, and his obsession with detailing every inch of the page combined with his ability to incorporate significant manga storytelling tropes in his work convince me he can do a solid job chronicling the adventures of the big green lizard that spits radioactive fire.
5) Barbara by Osamu Tezuka (Digital Manga) — Speaking of manga, here's one of the more noteworthy Kickstarter projects of recent years: Digital Manga's attempt to bring the master's saga of a famous author and the homeless, beautiful woman he takes in and assumes to be his literal muse. This is well regarded in many Tezuka fan circles as one of the cartoonist's better adult stories, and I'm glad to see Digital willing to take a chance on bringing more Tezuka to the West. I'll definitely be buying this. I should also note that Vertical will also be offering some Tezuka this month, namely a new edition of Adolph (originally published by Viz in the '90s), here titled Message to Adolph but well worth checking out regardless of the title.
Legal | A proposed Arizona law that would make it a crime to annoy or offend anyone through electronic means has been held back for revision after a number of concerned parties, including the Comic Book Legal Defense Fund, protested that it was too broad. The bill, which was passed by both houses of the Arizona legislature, basically took the language from the statute criminalizing harassing phone calls and applied it to all electronic devices, without limiting it to one-to-one communications. As a result, the language appears to make it a crime to post anything annoying or potentially offensive on the internet. [CBLDF]
Retailing | Brian Hibbs questions Mark Waid's math, both with regard to comic shops and the cost of self-publishing, and brings up a number of arguments in favor of the Direct Market. He argues that having gatekeepers in the market is a good thing and that rather than refusing to take a risk on a new or different comic, retailers will go out of their way to stock comics they think their readers will like. [Savage Critics]
Felipe Smith is unique in the manga world: He is an American manga artist working — and being published — in Japan. His three-volume series Peepo Choo was serialized in Kodansha's Morning Two magazine and then was licensed by Vertical for English-language release. Smith was born in Akron, Ohio, raised in Argentina, attended the School of the Art Institute of Chicago, and was living in Los Angeles when he drew his first graphic novel MBQ for Tokyopop, so he is truly a man of the world. He is between projects at the moment, but he implied that he has several pitches with different editors, and I'm quite sure we have not heard the last of him.
Smith was one of the invited guests at MangaNEXT, where I interviewed him in company with another journalist, although "interview" is an overstatement — it was more like taking dictation, with the occasional question thrown in as a prompt. So I'll dispense with the questions, which were little more than starting points, and just let Felipe do the talking.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Chris Arrant
If I had $15, I'd start with Thief of Thieves #1 (Image/Skybound, $2.99). The gang at Skybound gave me an advance PDF of this issue, and I like it so much I want to hold the physical thing in my hands. Shawn Martinbrough really nails this first issue, and Nick Spencer really puts his Marvel work to shame with this story. Next up I'd get my favorite DC Book – Batwoman #6 (DC, $2.99) – and favorite Marvel book – Wolverine and The X-Men #5 ($3.99). I'd finish it all up with Northlanders #48 ($2.99). I'm not the biggest fan of Danijel Zezelj's work, but I can't let up now to see my long-running commitment to Northlanders falter at this point.
If I had $30, I'd dig into Richard Corben's Murky World one-shot (Dark Horse, $3.50). Corben's one of those "will-buy-no-matter-what" artists for me that Tom Spurgeon recently focused on, and this looks right up my alley. Next up I'd get Secret Avengers #22 (Marvel, $3.99) because Remender's idea of robot descendents intrigues me, and then Wolverine and The X-Men: Alpha and Omega (Marvel, $3.99). I didn't know what to expect from the first issue, and after reading it I still don't know where this series is heading – but I like it so far. Finally, I'd get Haunt #21 (Image, $2.99). The combination of Joe Casey & Nathan Fox is like a secret code to open my wallet.
If I could splurge, I'd take the graphic novel Jinchalo (D+Q, $17.95) by Matthew Forsythe. I loved his previous book Ojingogo, and this looks to continue in that hit parade.
Welcome to Food or Comics?, where every week we talk about what comics we'd buy at our local comic shop based on certain spending limits — $15 and $30 — as well as what we'd get if we had extra money or a gift card to spend on a "Splurge" item.
Check out Diamond's release list or ComicList, and tell us what you're getting in our comments field.
Chris Arrant
If I had $15, I'd spend several musty dollars on Fear Agent #31 (Dark Horse, $3.50). This penultimate issue has been a long time coming, and I'm excited to see Remender and Moore enlist Mike Hawthorne to help get these final issues done – big fan of all three of them! Next up would be two of DC's New 52; Action Comics #2 (DC, $3.99) and Swamp Thing (DC, $2.99); I admit that I feel weird not being more excited about Morrison's run than I am, but somehow the first Action Comics wasn't as gripping as the first All-Star Superman … and it's not the art. For the last pick, I'd get X-Men: Schism #5 (Marvel, $3.99). It got off to a slow start, but Jason Aaron's an expert at nailing his landings, and I'm intrigued to see how it all goes down.
If I had $30, I'd start off with a pair of number ones – Pilot Season: Test #1 (Image/Top Cow, $3.99) and Roger Langridge's Snarked #1 (BOOM! Studios, $3.99). Pilot Season has always been a must-buy for me; sometimes the concepts don't live up to the promise, but they still have a good track record. I just wish more ended up as ongoing series. Next up I'd get the long-running Invincible #83 (Image, $2.99); seriously, this hits all my itches harkening back to my younger comic-reading days. Last up I would get Animal Man #2 (DC, $2.99); I love what Lemire and Foreman started here; I just wish there were more of it!
If I found some extra cash, I would double-back for Kate Beaton's Hark! A Vagrant (D+Q, $19.95). This reads like a literary nut's comic strip, and I love every bit of it. For some reason it reminds me of Gary Larson's The Far Side but in a very modern way.
Can't get enough of Astro Boy and Black Jack? Here's some good news for fans of Osamu Tezuka, a.k.a. "the father of manga": Tezuka Productions is putting out an iPad app containing 62 volumes of Tezuka's work and 39 episodes of "Motion Manga." The manga are translated (the motion manga are subtitled) and stored in the cloud, and you can access all of it for a subscription fee of $9.99 per month. It's already in the iTunes store. The service will expand to Android tablets in the fall and winter, and a host of other foreign-language versions are under consideration.
I downloaded the app, which is free, onto my iPad. The selection isn't bad: In addition to Black Jack and Astro Boy, it offers volumes of Ode to Kirihito, Apollo's Song, Dororo, Phoenix, Buddha, MW, and Adolf. (One has to wonder how some of this content got through the iTunes store's screening.) It's not very responsive, though: I got the opening screen you see above, but the touch controls to download the magazines and configure the app didn't respond until I held my finger down on them for a while. This happens sometimes with iPad apps—Comics+ used to be very slow and you had to almost hit the screen to make it work, before they upgraded it—but by now I'd like to see that kind of bug worked out. One more beef, as long as I'm complaining: It's customary to offer some free samples to entice people to buy, but all you get with this app is an invitation to subscribe. I'd rather pay a few dollars more for one of Vertical's beautifully produced volumes of Black Jack or Dororo and get to keep it forever, but if you want to gorge yourself at an all-you-can-eat Tezuka buffet, this does offer a lot of manga for a decent price.
Publishers try to keep new projects under wraps, but there's a whole cottage industry out there of folks who look through the Amazon listings for new books. The latest one, spotted by Albert Ching of Blog@Newsarama: A listing for Castle: Deadly Storm, by Brian Michael Bendis, Kelly Sue DeConnick, and Lan Medina. Albert goes out on a fairly short limb and guesses that this is a graphic novel (Medina is listed as the illustrator) based on the ABC series Castle, and indeed, the Hachette Book Group International catalog confirms this—check out page 65. Quick plot summary: This "adaptation" of Derrick Storm's first novel adventure takes our hero from the gritty world of the private eye all the way to the globe-hopping intrigue of the CIA." The book is hardcover, 112 pages, full color priced at $19.99 (already discounted to $13.59 on Amazon) and published by Marvel.
Manga blogger Lissa Pattillo has spotted a few more finds on Amazon.ca (Lissa is Canadian, so all prices are in Canadian dollars, but it looks like the U.S. prices are almost the same): a Fullmetal Alchemist box set that includes all 27 volumes of the manga, a novel, and other extras, all for $219 (discounted to $137.93) and due out in November, and an omnibus edition of Osamu Tezuka's Dororo, 880 pages of Tezuka goodness for
$29.95 $23.32.
When the news that the Japanese publisher Kodansha and printer Dai Nippon had each bought a 46% share of the U.S. publisher Vertical, Inc., hit the internet on Wednesday, manga fans' initial reaction was shock and dismay. Vertical is well known in manga circles for publishing a number of well-liked series, including Osamu Tezuka's Buddha and the more recent Twin Spica and Chi's Sweet Home. They recently announced two more series that had a lot of advance buzz, Tezuka's Princess Knight and the wine manga Drops of God. When fans heard the news, many of them assumed these series would disappear or be put on hold.
Vertical marketing director Ed Chavez quickly got on Twitter to reassure them that Vertical's manga plans would not change. In fact, when I spoke to Ed to clarify some of the details of the deal, he told me Vertical's manga sales were up 650% between 2009 and 2010, which is pretty amazing when you consider that the manga market as a whole contracted during that time.
One of the things I wanted to know was which Kodansha bought a 46.7% share in Vertical: Kodansha Comics, which is publishing manga in the U.S., or parent company Kodansha? Ed said it was the parent company. This means Kodansha is pursuing two different manga strategies in the U.S. Kodansha Comics has taken over the former Del Rey line (which was owned by Random House) and is publishing manga directly, although they have hired Random House staff to edit and localize their books. The Vertical deal is different; Kodansha is simply investing in the company, not running it.
Here is the rest of my conversation with Ed.
Is this what they mean by Vertical integration? Kodansha, the largest publisher in Japan, and the Japanese printer Dai Nippon have made a major investment in the publisher Vertical, Inc., which is best known in the comics world for its high-quality editions of works by Osamu Tezuka (Buddha, Black Jack, Ayako) as well as an eclectic line of works by other creators: Twin Spica, the cute cat manga Chi's Sweet Home, Felipe Smith's Peepo Choo. Earlier this year they announced that they had licensed Tezuka's Princess Knight and the wine manga Drops of God.
Anime News Network reports that Kodansha bought a 46.7% share of the company and Dai Nippon bought 46%. Vertical marketing director Ed Chavez said on Twitter yesterday that the deal had been in the works for some time, and that it won't change the company's manga schedule. Vertical will not restrict itself to Kodansha manga; in fact, more than half their 2012 books will be from other publishers. "No major changes, just financial stability," Ed Tweeted, although he added, "and hopefully a return to more balance to our catalog. We've been manga heavy lately."
Good news for fans of fine wines and vintage manga: Vertical, Inc., a small manga publisher with one of the most interesting lines around, will announce two new manga licenses today: Princess Knight and Drops of God.
Princess Knight, by Osamu Tezuka, was published in 1953 and was one of the earliest shoujo (girls') manga. It's a swashbuckling story of a princess who masquerades as a boy so she can have daring adventures and save her kingdom from an evil tyrant. It actually has been published in English before: The Japanese publisher Kodansha published a bilingual English-Japanese edition in 1970. Hardcore manga fans have been clamoring for a new edition for years, and Viz ran a chapter in Shojo Beat magazine in 2007. Kate Dacey, a.k.a. The Manga Critic, has a nice primer on Princess Knight at her blog.
Drops of God (Kami no Shizuku) is a completely different type of manga, and it has gotten quite a bit of press for a series that isn't legally available in English, perhaps because of the subject matter: It's about winemaking. After a famous wine critic passes away, his son learns that he has an adopted brother and that the two of them must compete in a wine-tasting contest in order to inherit the estate. Yeah, it's your basic battle manga, except that instead of trying to kick each others' asses, the main characters are striving to identify rare wines. The manga has helped boost the sales of some of the featured wines in Japan and South Korea, and it has already been translated into French. The New York Times even profiled the creators of the manga, brother-and-sister team Shin and Yuko Kibayashi.


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Greek Roasted Lamb
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 2 hrs 30 mins
This is from our church fair, we go through several lambs in a 4 hour period, so it must be good!
Ingredients Nutrition
- 2 cups flour
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1⁄2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 tablespoon oregano
- 6 lamb shanks
- 1⁄2 cup olive oil
- 2 cups onions, diced
- 2 garlic cloves, chopped
- 3 ounces tomato paste
- 1 1⁄2 cups red wine
- 4 cups chicken broth
- 1 cup carrot, diced
- 2 tablespoons fresh Italian parsley, chopped
- 14 ounces tomatoes, diced
- 3 cups rice, cooked
- Mix flour, salt, pepper and oregano in large bowl. Dredge lamb shanks in flour mixture. In a large frying pan, heat olive oil and brown lamb shanks. Remove shanks from pan and set aside.
- Add the onions and garlic to the oil and sweat. Add tomato paste and brown for approximately 2 minutes. Add 1/4 cup of flour mixture used to dredge lamb shanks. Mix with a whip. Add red wine and chicken broth. Bring to a boil. Add carrots, parsley and diced tomatoes. Season to taste. This should be the consistency of a thin cream soup.
- In a large roasting pan, place the lamb shanks in a single layer. Cover with the sauce. Cover the pan with foil. Bake at 350 degrees for approximately 2 1/2 hours or until the meat pulls from the bone. Serve over rice.
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Nice meal!
Mmm-my house smells so good right now! I added artichoke hearts and served with lemon roasted potatoes, green beans and rice.


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What's happening in Europe on Wednesday:
+ Snowden still in Moscow airport transit area
+ EU seeks pre-summit deal on bank rescues
+ Dutch court to rule in cannabis cafe owners' case
+ Paris showcases men's spring/summer fashion
+ Federer, Murray show form at Wimbledon
MOSCOW: Following the movements of fugitive US intelligence leaker Edward Snowden after confirmation from Russian President Vladimir Putin that the American national security contractor is lying low in a Moscow airport transit zone and seeking political asylum in Ecuador. Picture. Video (US-SECURITY-INTELLIGENCE-RUSSIA)
BRUSSELS: EU finance ministers hold talks aimed at clinching a pre-summit deal on how to manage future bank rescues and bankruptcies amid serious divisions over who exactly should foot the bill. Starts at 1430 GMT. Picture (EU-FINANCE-ECONOMY-BANKING)
MAASTRICHT, Netherlands: Judgement is due in a Dutch court against cannabis cafe staff and owners in the southern tourist city for selling marijuana to foreigners in defiance of a controversial law. Judgment expected at 1200 GMT. (NETHERLANDS-DRUGS-MARIJUANA-COURT)
PARIS: Five days of men's fashion for spring/summer 2014 kick off followed from Monday by four days of winter 2014 haute couture collections. Highlights expected to include Christian Lacroix's return to the catwalks with a collection paying tribute to the late Italian designer Elsa Schiaparelli. Picture. Video (LIFESTYLE-FRANCE-FASHION)
LONDON: Title-holder Roger Federer, British hope Andy Murray and Russian star Maria Sharapova are all in action in Wednesday's third day of play at Wimbledon. Matches start on outside courts at 1230 GMT. Picture (TENNIS-GBR-WIMBLEDON)-- OTHER ITEMS --
PRAGUE/BERLIN: Newly appointed Czech Prime Minister Jiri Rusnok sets out to form a technocrat cabinet to replace the outgoing coalition government, which was toppled by a corruption scandal and whose members have sprung to the attack. Picture (CZECH-POLITICS-CORRUPTION)
In Berlin, Czech President Milos Zeman meets his German counterpart Joachim Gauck (0945 GMT) and Chancellor Angela Merkel (1445 GMT, closed to press). Picture (GERMANY-CZECH-DIPLOMACY)
THE HAGUE: Australia is to take its fight to stop Japan hunting whales in the Antarctic to the UN's top court in what activists say is a make or break case for the giant marine mammals' future. Case expected to start at 0800 GMT. Picture. Video (ICJ-AUSTRALIA-JAPAN-WHALING-COURT)
MOSCOW: Russian President Vladimir Putin meets UN nuclear watchdog head Yukia Amano, with the Iranian nuclear crisis expected to be one of the issues on the agenda. No timing announced. (RUSSIA-UN-IRAN-POLITICS-NUCLEAR)
PARIS: Disgraced former French budget minister Jerome Cahuzac appears before a parliamentary probe into the government's handling of his secret Swiss bank account. At 1430 GMT. (FRANCE-TAX-FRAUD-PROBE-PARLIAMENT)
PARIS: A French court is to rule on the appeal by notorious militant Carlos the Jackal of his conviction for a series of deadly bombings in France 30 years ago. 1100 GMT. (FRANCE-VENEZUELA-ATTACKS-TRIAL)
MOSCOW: Russia's most famous prisoner Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former oil tycoon and furious foe of President Vladimir Putin, marks his 50th birthday in a prison cell while human rights activists try to raise international awareness of the plight of the country's dissenters. (RUSSIA-POLITICS-KHODORKOVSKY)
BRUSSELS: Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic visits Brussels on the eve of a summit at which Belgrade is hoping for a start date on membership negotiations. Dacic and European Commission chief Jose Manuel Barroso to speak at 1130 GMT. (EU-ENLARGEMENT-SERBIA)
BERLIN: Ceremony marking the 50th anniversary of US President John F. Kennedy's "Ich bin ein Berliner" speech pledging solidarity with the embattled city during the Cold War. US and German officials to speak at Schoeneberg town hall, the venue of the original address. Picture (GERMANY-US-HISTORY-DIPLOMACY and GERMANY-US-HISTORY-DIPLOMACY-LANGUAGE-OFFBEAT)
LONDON: Britain's Chancellor of the Exchequer George Osborne announces details to parliament of the annual distribution of government spending for the 2015-2016 financial year. The negotiations have been fraught amid spending cuts imposed by the coalition government. 1130 GMT. (BRITAIN-POLITICS-FINANCE-CUTS)
BRUSSELS: The European Commission presents a progress report on how different EU member states are integrating Roma people. EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding and Social Affairs Commissioner Laszlo Andor to speak at 0800 GMT. (EU-SOCIAL-MINORITIES-ROMA)
BERLIN: Finance Minister Wolfgang Schaeuble unveils German federal budget for 2014, including a substantially smaller deficit than initially planned. Press conference 1100 GMT after cabinet vote on its adoption. Picture (GERMANY-GOVERNMENT-BUDGET-DEBT)
- Icelandic President Olafur Ragnar Grimsson meets German Chancellor Angela Merkel (0900 GMT, closed to press). Picture (GERMANY-ICELAND-DIPLOMACY)
PARIS: Rebel officials from Syria's city and region of Aleppo speak to journalists after meeting with French officials to push for more aid to opposition-held areas in the country. 0900 GMT. (SYRIA-CONFLICT-OPPOSITION-FRANCE)
PARIS: European Central Bank chief Mario Draghi addresses the French National Assembly's foreign affairs committee on monetary policy and eurozone economic health. From 0730 GMT. (ECB-FRANCE-FINANCE-ECONOMY)
BRUSSELS: EU Internal Market and Services Commissioner Michel Barnier at 0830 GMT presents his plan for a new European fund for long-term investment. (EU-FINANCE)
PARIS: Former IMF chief Dominique Strauss-Kahn makes a rare public appearance before a Senate investigation committee on capital flight. 1300 GMT. (FRANCE-FINANCE-PROBE-STRAUSSKAHN)
GENEVA: Russia and Georgia wrap up a new round of talks aimed at easing tensions after their 2008 war. News conferences at around 1500 GMT. (UN-EU-OSCE-GEORGIA-RUSSIA-ABKHAZIA-OSSETIA-CONFLICT-DIPLOMACY)
VIENNA: UN Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC) at 0800 GMT publishes its annual narcotics report, focusing on the dangers posed by a rise in the use of psychoactive substances known as "legal highs" and "designer drugs". (UN-DRUGS-HEALTH-REPORT)


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Judge OKs Southwest deal with bankrupt ATA
INDIANAPOLIS - A federal judge on Tuesday approved Southwest Airlines' $117 million deal with ATA Airlines, a package that gives ATA the infusion of capital it needs to reinvent itself as it emerges from bankruptcy protection
Dow sets second 3-year high
NEW YORK - Wall Street extended its record-setting rally Wednesday as a sharp drop in oil prices and a surprise jump in the nation's gross domestic product encouraged more buying.
Cold weather boosts sales
Not everyone is complaining about the cold weather that has blanketed most of the country, including Amarillo.
Increase in supplies causes drop in oil prices
Crude futures plummeted Wednesday after the U.S. government reported surprising increases in the nation's supply of oil and distillate fuel, which includes heating oil and diesel.
Bell 201 on its wayto FAAapproval
Bell Helicopter's model 210 successfully completed the first in a series of qualification flights at Bristol, Tenn.
Amarillo gets a couple new restaurants
Amarillo has a new Chinese/Japanese buffet with the grand opening of Buffet City on the east side of town just west of Grand Street in a former movie rental location.
Rally pushes Dowto 3-year high
NEW YORK - The stock market barreled higher Tuesday, sending the Dow Jones industrials to a new 3-year high as two Wall Street firms reported better-than-expected earnings and a brokerage gave tech bellwether Intel Corp. a ratings upgrade
Special in the air?
American Airlines Inc. pilots are being asked to volunteer to work extra hours this holiday season.
In Business: Economy posts third-quarter gain
WASHINGTON - The economy revved up its engine in the third quarter and advanced at an annual rate of 4 percent - even faster than previously thought.
Great Lakes pilots reject contract offer
The pilots' union for the carrier that serves the Amarillo-Denver route, has rejected management's latest contract offer.
Crude market braces for Arctic blast in U.S.
Oil futures fell slightly on Tuesday even as the market braced for a possible Arctic blast in the United States that could drive up demand for home-heating fuels.
Board disciplines 2 Amarillo health professionals
The Texas Board of Medical Examiners has disciplined two Amarillo health-care professionals.
Bowl foes enjoying revivals
MOBILE, ALA. - When DeAngelo Williams arrived at Memphis, the Tigers had just completed their seventh consecutive losing season and were about to endure No. 8.
Tech tops Penn St., 79-65
LUBBOCK - Cisti Greenwalt scored a season-high 21 points, and No. 12 Texas Tech used a strong finish to the first half in defeating Penn State on Tuesday night.
Tech falls apart against No. 17 Iowa, 83-53
CHICAGO - This is one victory Steve Alford won't savor.
Sports Scene: Colorado falling short in wooing Texas recruits
\BOULDER, COLO. - Colorado is on the verge of failing to sign a recruit from Texas for only the fourth time in the past 31 years.
Similar teams meet in Fort Worth Bowl
FORT WORTH - There are plenty of similarities between Cincinnati and Marshall besides their 6-5 records.
GMAC Bowl: Bowling Green routs Memphis, 52-35
MOBILE, ALA. - Omar Jacobs passed for 365 yards and five touchdowns, leading Bowling Green to a 52-35 victory over Memphis Wednesday night in the GMAC Bowl.
AP demands BCS stop using its poll
NEW YORK - The Associated Press has told the Bowl Championship Series to stop using its college football poll to determine which teams play for the national title and in the most prestigious bowl games.
Even without AP poll, the BCS is staying put
NEW YORK - Where the Bowl Championship Series goes from here remains to be seen - but it's definitely not going away.
Oklahoma State routs NW Oklahoma, 92-35
STILLWATER, OKLA. - John Lucas and Joey Graham each scored 21 points and No. 3 Oklahoma State set a school record with 15 3-pointers in a victory over Northwestern Oklahoma State on Tuesday night.
Big 12 Men: No. 15 Longhorns rout Centenary
AUSTIN - Kenny Taylor scored 23 points and No. 15 Texas used relentless defensive pressure to roll to a 97-52 win over Centenary on Wednesday night.
Wyoming looks to end bowl drought
LAS VEGAS - The last time Wyoming won a bowl game, Cowboys' coach Joe Glenn was still in high school. Most of his players wouldn't even be born for another 18 years or so.
No. 4 North Carolina drops Vermont, 93-65
CHAPEL HILL, N.C. - Rashad McCants bounced back from a brief benching to score 19 points and Sean May led the way with 20, helping No. 4 North Carolina beat Vermont on Tuesday night.
Marriage Licenses Issued Randall County
Jay Bruce Tiffin, Jennifer Marie Marshall
Potter County Civil Court
Tommy Russell and Lucinda Russell vs. Clinton Lee Oliver. Agreed Final Judgment. Southern Farm Bureau Casualty Insurance Co., as subrogee of plaintiffs, to recover from defendant $23,800 and costs.
Potter County District Courts
Adrian Eric Estrada. Judgment. Theft. Punishment assessed 15 months in state jail and costs.
Marriage Licenses Issued Potter County
Timothy Dewayne Colbert, Susan Nadine McMillon
United States Bankruptcy Court
Andrea Earlena McGuire-Clark. Amarillo. Chapter 13 nonbusiness/consumer.
Divorces Issued Potter County
Katrina Kay Kibler, John David Kibler
Randall County District Courts
Jonathan Bleu Ogden. Judgment to revoke probation. Possession of a controlled substance, less than 1 gram. Punishment assessed 23 months in Texas Department of Criminal Justice Institutional Division and costs.
Divorces Issued Randall County
Ronnie Reyes Rodriguez, Jennifer Denise Bailey
Decorative plants can feed wildlife
As bulldozers gobble up natural habitats for wildlife, backyard havens for these animals become increasingly important. And the trees, shrubs, and vines in our back yards can provide, besides shelter, winter food at a time when natural foods are apt to be scarce.
DEAR ABBY: Greetings ease troops' burden of duty
CONFIDENTIAL TO MY READERS: Although I know you're busy beyond belief preparing for the holidays, please take a minute to go to your computers and send greetings to our troops. This is the loneliest time of the year for these brave young men and women, many of whom are away from their families for the first time. Type in WWW.OPERATIONDEAR ABBY.NET and let them know we care.
Panhandle People: Girl Scouts honors two volunteers
Girl Scouts-Five Star Council recently honored KAREN HACKER and Suzy HUGULEY as its volunteers of the month for November and December, respectively.
Dr. Gott: Retired nurse discusses end-of-life issues
DEAR DR. GOTT: Thank you for the opportunity to give my views on self-assisted suicide, euthanasia and other life control measures. As a retired R.N., I have witnessed the horrors of end of life procedures and am determined to make my arrangements for the time that I should die.
Holiday House
Stepping into the home of Lee Persefield and Bob Hansen is like opening a holiday greeting card.
AWN accepting awards nominations
Amarillo Women's Network is soliciting nominations for its Career Achievement Awards and Lifetime Achievement Award for 2004 to be presented at a ceremony and reception in March.
Craft project helps Red Cross
Jo-Ann Stores' Creativity Calendar lets you give the gift of inspiration while you also give hope to someone in need.
Heloise: Many public restrooms disgusting
DEAR READERS: It's that time again: The Heloise annual state of public bathrooms "report." Nothing has changed since my last column.
Lifestyle Briefs
The Muscular Dystrophy Association raised $37,086 in cash, checks and pledges during its annual Jingle Bail Lock-Up earlier this month.
Inter-Faith Hunger Project volunteers recognized
Santa Claus made a guest appearance at Saturday's Christmas Banquet for members and volunteers of the Inter-Faith Hunger Project.
Dear Abby: Verbal abuse ends only after he leaves
DEAR ABBY: You printed a letter from "Beaten Down in Oklahoma," who said that although she had a history of severe depression, her verbally abusive husband refused to allow her to get medication "because he didn't believe in it."
DR. GOTT: Woman worries about fiance's TB test
DEAR DR. GOTT: I will soon marry a wonderful young man who just told me that he had a positive skin test for TB years ago and was prescribed medication for months, after which his doctor said he should be re-checked once a year.
Store selling 'Project Runway' winner
NEW YORK - Banana Republic is selling the navy cocktail dress that was selected as a winning design on Bravo's "Project Runway."
Diet Detective: Follow suggestions to increase chances of weight loss
It happens every Jan. 1. That's the one day we make a commitment to "making a change." In fact, nearly half of all American adults undertake a behavior change program starting that day. We're ready to get going, yet most of us will not make it past the first week. And, according to the Journal of Clinical Psychology, even among those who make serious attempts at change, 30 percent will drop out within two weeks and less than half will make it past six months. Not very encouraging, is it? Yet, by following a few simple tips we can significantly increase our odds of losing weight and keeping it off in the New Year.
Warm up the party with special drinks
Baby, it's cold outside.
Wine of the Week: Cristalino Brut
Characteristics: Light, dry, clean, sparkling CAVA from Spain. When poured, the "traditional method" of secondary fermentation yields thousands of tiny bubbles, with a smooth, creamy mousse that rivals the finest champagnes of France.
Amarilloans learn French ways
By Marty PrimeauThe aroma of truffles sauteing in butter wafted through Visage as Jay Kirkman demonstrated the art of French cuisine.
Cooks can find help on hot lines
Toll-free telephone services and Web sites offer a variety of specialist answers to cooking and food-safety questions during holiday preparation times. Here are some of them:
Students combine math, creativity while making holiday decorations
Ever seen a truncated icosahedron?
Five Generations: Gray Family
Five generations of the Gray family came together recently for a family portrait.
Burglary Alert
BURGLARIES ON DEC. 10 were on the 4100 block of Southwest 34th Avenue; the 2900 block of South Spring Street; the 4800 block of Southwest 57th Avenue; the 1700 block of South Eastern Street; and the 3400 block of North Grand Street.
Student Crime Stoppers: Clues sought in vandalism at Potter tax office
The Potter Country Tax Office was vandalized.
Senior Center Calendars
Thursday: Conference Room: dominoes, 8 a.m.; and ASCA 42 Club, 1 p.m.; cribbage, 1 p.m. Also, Main Hall: table tennis, 7 p.m.; and pool, 7 p.m., Pool Room.
Seasonal Sounds
It's a holiday tradition that goes back generations - many, many generations.
Braves sweep games with Bears
Bowie Middle School won both its games Dec. 13 against Austin. The Braves' A team took a 50-39 decision; the B team rallied to nip the Bears, 28-27.
Travis takes two games from Houston
Travis Middle School's eighth-grade girls faced two tough Houston teams Dec. 13 before subduing the Lady Rangers and claiming a sweep.
25 Sanborn students win bikes for perfect attendance
A line of shiny, new Roadmaster bicycles sat side by side in a line that nearly spanned the width of Sanborn Elementary School's gymnasium, 13 red-and-white bikes and metallic gray helmets for boys; a dozen metallic pink with matching helmets for girls.
Pioneers 7th-graders take 2 from Mustangs
Crockett Middle School's seventh-grade boys basketball teams swept Bonham on Dec. 13 in the last conference games before the holiday break.
Views From Around The City
Photo 1: Joyful Noise: While listening to the singing of the Amarillo Opera's Devine Divas, Johnnie Murkeldove, left, and James Savage chat Dec. 17 behind the scenes of the day's annual Christmas party at the Hilltop Senior Citizens Association headquarters.
More Than Brick And Mortar: WT moving headlong into promising future
West Texas A&M University has gained momentum in recent years, academically, in enrollment and through increases in external funding.
Single With Children: Sometimes you have to practice what you preach
For years, I've told my kids Christmas isn't about material things.
Kwanzaa's principles celebrate family, community, culture
A seven-day celebration begins the day after Christmas and lasts through Jan. 1.
Senior Center Menus
Lunches are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1300 S. Polk St. The center is open to visitors.
Under Construction
This information about construction on city streets and state highways and work on utility projects is provided based on information from city and state officials.
Shannon Bair of Bushland joined 200 middle school students from Nov. 6 to Nov. 11 at the Junior National Young Leaders Conference in Washington.
First-graders decorate tree for Ronald McDonald House
First-graders at Will Rogers Elementary School made sure families at the Ronald McDonald House will have a festive Christmas this year by decking a tree with their own hand-made decorations.
Lady Bears prevail
Austin Middle School's seventh-grade girls swept Bowie in basketball games played Dec. 13. The A team posted a 27-23 victory and the Lady Bears' B team edged the Lady Braves, 17-14.
Wolflin stages 'King and I'
Wolflin Elementary School students brought some of the mysteries of Southeast Asia to the stage Dec. 9 as they presented "Getting To Know the King and I'' to the Roundhouse.
PARD Basketball Standings
Gorillas ground Eagles
The physically largest team in the league rolled into Cal Farley Coliseum Tuesday night using a bruising style of play to try to intimidate the Amarillo Gorillas.
Gorillas face Lubbock; Hahn named all-star
The Amarillo Gorillas are coming off what head coach Joe Ferras described as their best game of the season and have a chance to climb in the Central Hockey League's Southwest Division standings when they play Lubbock on the road at 7 tonight.
PD's Hood commits to Missouri
Palo Duro defensive end Evander "Ziggy" Hood took the first step toward reaching a goal he set out to achieve since he was a freshman by making an oral commitment to play football at Missouri.
Flying high
A purple haze descended on District 1-3A in 2004.
Canadian sees hope in future
Kyle Lynch thought if Crawford won the Class 2A Division II state football championship, it would make him feel better.
Sports Scene: Astros, Beltran meet in Florida
HOUSTON - Carlos Beltran met with Astros officials Wednesday, Houston's latest effort to keep the All-Star center fielder who led the team within one win of its first World Series.
Yankees' deal for Johnson falls through
NEW YORK - Confident their deal to acquire Randy Johnson had been finalized, top Yankees' officials headed to Florida on Tuesday to see Carlos Beltran. By the time their meeting with the star outfielder was over, the trade for the Big Unit had fallen through.
Drew headed to L.A.; Alou to join Giants
NEW YORK - J.D. Drew is set to join the Los Angeles Dodgers, who are concentrating on offense after pulling out of the three-team, 10-player trade that would have sent Randy Johnson from Arizona to the New York Yankees.
Sports On The Air
Sports On The Air - Fort Worth Bowl, Marshall vs. Cincinnati (ESPN, cable ch. 26) 5:30 p.m.
BALTIMORE ORIOLES-Agreed to terms with LHP Steve Kline on a two-year contract. Acquired INF Chris Gomez from Philadelphia for cash.
Sports Scene: Bertuzzi pleads guilty to on-ice assault
VANCOUVER, BRITISH COLUMBIA - Vancouver Canucks player Todd Bertuzzi pleaded guilty to assault Wednesday, more than nine months after slugging Colorado forward Steve Moore from behind and driving his face into the ice during a game.
Football - y-New England 12 2 0 .857 393 246
O'Neal's suspension cut; Artest's ban upheld
NEW YORK - Jermaine O'Neal won a 10-game reduction Wednesday in his suspension for fighting with fans during the Nov. 19 Pacers-Pistons brawl, but an arbitrator also upheld the NBA's bans on Ron Artest and two other Indiana players.
Texas NBA: Magic dump San Antonio; Mavs tumble
ORLANDO, FLA. - Steve Francis scored 29 points, seven in a late game-breaking run, and the Orlando Magic snapped a seven-game losing streak to San Antonio by beating the Spurs 93-87 on Wednesday night.
Don't leave pets out in the cold
Pets shouldn't be left out in the cold while their human friends bundle up for the winter weather.
City buys land as buffer zone
Issues as old as West Texas itself - land and water - went before the Amarillo City Commission on Tuesday.
White Christmas possible as snow expected to blanket area
The chance for a White Christmas in the Panhandle should increase dramatically today if an expected snowstorm strikes the region.
TAKS review finds unusual results in AISD schools
An in-depth analysis of TAKS test scores has spurred investigations at several Houston and Dallas schools - and the same research has revealed unusual test trends at two Amarillo elementary schools.
Homeowners deck the walls ... and the shrubs
Grab a traveler mug of hot chocolate, your kids and even the dog for a tour of Amarillo lights.
Winter makes timely arrival
It feels as if Father Christmas left open his freezer door.
Man sought in kidnap try
A man in a gray truck reportedly approached a 6-year-old boy and told him to come with him Monday afternoon.
Reach Out...Volunteer! of the day
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES: He began delivering for MOW in September 2003 and delivers meals to shut-ins every Thursday. He picks up one of his clients before the meal route and she rides along with him on the deliveries. She enjoys getting out and he enjoys her company.
Family's day spent helping others
Sunday in the park takes on a different meaning for one Amarillo family.
Cold mornings begin early for road crews
Wednesday started early for Amarillo's street crews.
Volunteer Of The Day: Will and Liz Wright
VOLUNTEER ACTIVITIES: As members of the HOSTS reading program at Mesa Verde School, they assist young students with reading and comprehension skills each week and help ensure a bright future for Amarillo students.
Evening meals altered at Faith City Mission
Faith City Mission is altering its holiday feeding schedule to allow workers to spend time with their families, Executive Director Rick Phillips said Wednesday.
Friona woman dies in wreck on icy road
DALHART - A 19-year-old Friona woman died Wednesday in a collision with a tractor-trailer on an icy road.
Christmas Eve, Christmas Day Services
Christmas Eve Service, ST. PAUL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH, 3 p.m. Friday, Craig Methodist Retirement Home, 5500 W. Ninth Ave.
Grand jury takes no action in toddler's cardboard box death
A Potter County grand jury found no criminal liability Wednesday in the case of a toddler who died after being hit by a vehicle two weeks ago.
Holiday Closings
Banks - Area banks generally close at noon Friday and are closed Saturday.
Empty Stocking: Clothing would help 90-year-old woman
By no means does Mrs. A consider herself an invalid. At close to 90, she might not be "gettin' around" quickly, but she still is "gettin' around."
DPS seize man, money during I-40 traffic stop
GROOM - Texas Department of Public Safety troopers arrested a 29-year-old man Tuesday afternoon on Interstate 40 after they discovered a large amount of cash hidden in his car.
City backs CRMWA's bond issue
The Amarillo City Commission passed a resolution Tuesday authorizing the Canadian River Municipal Water Authority to seek the issuance of $50 million in bonds for more water rights.
Call to Action: High Plains Food Bank
Volunteers are needed at the High Plains Food Bank to sort and repack food for distribution. Individuals, families and other interested groups are welcome.
Loop 335 construction continues
As transportation officials talk about relocating the western and southwestern segments of Loop 335, a section being upgraded in the northwest quadrant illustrates how the corridor reached its current state.
BNSF employees find Waco man's body near Friona
FRIONA - Burlington Northern Santa Fe train employees found the body of a man Tuesday night that was lying between the train tracks.
Utility: Lights a lot of glow for the dough
Safety and cost are two primary factors to consider before putting up a big Christmas lights display.
Empty Stocking: Clothing would be a big help
Mr. F doesn't consider his decade of living on the streets as homelessness.
Call to Action: Aware
The AWARE Program is in need of teachers to volunteer to help teenagers prepare for their GED exam.
Winter WONDERLAND
Some shoppers took a break from holiday chores Wednesday and picked up items that could prove more practical than gifts.
Man faces one charge in four-robbery spree
Man faces one charge in four-robbery spree
Bishop Hills Christmas Lights Tour, 6 to 10 p.m.
Childress' lights display 'breathtaking'
CHILDRESS - The combination of the beauty of the area and the holiday lights in Fair Park brings Vicki Cook back every night.
New trend could take toll on loop
Whether toll revenue will ever help relocate the western and southwestern sections of Loop 335 a half-mile outward remains to be seen.
Woman indicted on murder charge in fatal stabbing
A Potter County grand jury indicted an Amarillo woman Wednesday on a charge of murder in connection with the stabbing death of a man in July.
Vioxx's troubles known years ago
Pharmaceutical researchers knew years ago that certain arthritis pain drugs could cause heart problems.
Sports Scene: Owens has surgery, return a long shot
BALTIMORE - Terrell Owens likely has had his last flamboyant end-zone celebration of the season.
Palmer misses practice; Perry finished for season
CINCINNATI - Running back Chris Perry, the Bengals' first-round draft pick, has a hernia and will miss the final two games of the season.
Patriots QB hopes to learn from error
FOXBORO, MASS. - Tom Brady flashed his customary smile as he talked about the bad decision that led to one of the worst passes of his NFL career.
Eagles begin life without Terrell Owens
PHILADELPHIA - Terrell Owens invigorated the Philadelphia Eagles with his attitude, enthusiasm and MVP-type performance.
Stuck on Vinny: Parcells won't switch
IRVING - Bill Parcells still thinks Vinny Testaverde gives the Dallas Cowboys the best chance to win, so he's keeping the 41-year-old quarterback as his starter.
Mistakes lead to upset
BOSTON - The New England Patriots thought they needed to get better despite rolling to a 12-1 record.
Testaverde's time is up
IRVING - So just who, or what, is Bill Parcells trying to protect?
Eagles lead Pro Bowl roster
NEW YORK - Donovan McNabb and Terrell Owens were among nine Philadelphia Eagles voted to the Pro Bowl, the most representatives for a team since 1998.
NFL Statistics: Week 15
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Blanche Nesteby
CANYON - Blanche Nesteby, 80, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004, in Amarillo.
Services Pending
Matt Alan Dutton, 27, of Tulia died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004. Kornerstone Funeral Directors.
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Samuel C. Kiser, 57, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004.
Services Pending
Mary Jo David, 95, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004. Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Evelyn Bamson Lumry
DALLAS - Evelyn Bamson Lumry, 91, formerly of Canyon, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004.
Whitney Leigh Rich
Whitney Leigh Rich, 39, of Amarillo died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2004, in Reno, Nev.
Earl Bagwell
FRITCH - Earl Bagwell, 80, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004, in Big Spring.
Matt Alan Dutton
TULIA - Matt Alan Dutton, 27, died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Henry O. "Curly" Wolken
Henry O. "Curly" Wolken, 78, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Cora L. Butts
Cora L. Butts, 89, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004, in Houston.
Molly Clark Johnson
PERRYTON - Molly Clark Johnson, 69, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Earl Dean Wilson
MELROSE, N.M. - Earl Dean Wilson, 63, died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2004, in Amarillo, Texas.
Yvonne "Carol" Faulkner
Yvonne "Carol" Faulkner, 58, of Amarillo died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Harry L. Patton
CLOVIS, N.M. - Harry L. Patton, 74, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004.
Dan "Scott" Gattis Jr.
Dan "Scott" Gattis Jr., 22, of Amarillo died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Pearl Louise Muller
FARWELL - Pearl Louise Muller, 84, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Alice Bessie Taylor Brazzeal
HEREFORD - Alice Bessie Taylor Brazzeal, 98, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Maxine Kirkland Burch
Maxine Kirkland Burch, 79, of Amarillo died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004, in Dallas.
Clara Alonzo
Clara Alonzo, 38, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Whitney Leigh Rich
Whitney Leigh Rich, 39, of Amarillo died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2004, in Reno, Nev.
Abagail Alexis Tamez
BOVINA - Abagail Alexis Tamez, infant daughter of Nemecio Rodriguez and Stephanie Ann Tamez, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004, in Amarillo.
James G. "Jim" Cloyd
CANADIAN, Tx. - James G. "Jim" Cloyd, 78, died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Katherine Rogers
MULESHOE - Katherine Rogers, 90, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004, in Amherst.
Pearl Elizabeth Sherwood
CHILDRESS - Pearl Elizabeth Sherwood, 74, died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Costaline Lee
HEREFORD - Costaline Lee, 85, died Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.
Samuel C. Kiser
Samuel C. Kiser, 57, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Dec. 19, 2004.
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Whitney Leigh Rich, 39, of Amarillo died Saturday, Dec. 18, 2004, in Reno, Nev.
Kay Powell
Kay Powell, 65, of Amarillo died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
John Melvin Furrow
WAYNOKA, Okla. - John Melvin Furrow, 87, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Marie Getman
DUMAS - Marie Getman, 76, died Monday, Dec. 20, 2004.
Yvonne A. Shuman
WHITE DEER - Yvonne A. Shuman, 70, died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004, in Amarillo.
Clifton Keith Drum
BEAVER, Okla. - Clifton Keith Drum, 88, died Friday, Dec. 17, 2004.
Goldie Bernice DeFries
Goldie Bernice DeFries, 76, of Canyon died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
George W. Isaksen
George W. Isaksen, 69, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Dec. 21, 2004.
Ramah Adell "Jake" Elliott
DALHART - Ramah Adell "Jake" Elliott, 88, died Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2004.
Editorial: New city policy: good horse sense
Pardon the pun, but Amarillo won't be putting the cart before the horse if the city gives careful consideration to an ordinance requiring businesses with horse-drawn carriages to carry insurance.
Letters To The Editor: Solving problem of mean ol' trees
I am amused and dismayed at TxDOT's solution to keep those "nasty trees" from jumping in front of "attentive/unsuspecting" motorists.
Amarillo Voices: Dear Santa: Please make them tell the truth
Dear Santa: Just a short note to pass along my wish list for 2005.
Guest Column: Giving moral guidance to Catholics is bishop's duty
"Some things always are wrong, and no one may deliberately vote in favor of them. Legislators, who have a direct vote, may not support these evils in legislation or programs.
Letters To The Editor: The bright side of Christmas larceny
I wish to thank the low-life who stole the mechanical snowman from in front of my house on Farmers Avenue sometime on Saturday, Dec. 18. Now I can rest easy knowing I don't have to worry about putting it away until next year.
Editorial: America must prepare for all forms of terrorism
The revamping of the U.S. intelligence community has as much to do with the plethora of danger the nation faces from terrorism as it has to do with the nation's preparedness, or lack thereof.
Editorial: N.M. divorces itself from gay marriage flap
Here's an early Christmas present for New Mexico, and also for many across the nation who have had to deal with an elected official more committed to enforcing her own interpretation of law rather than law as it is written.
Editorial: Anthony puts goals in order
Floyd Anthony knows he has a fight on his hands, but also knows it won't be won with fists.
Henry: Hard to stomach, but the show must go on
When a sheep relieves itself right in front of the backstage dressing area for the Roman soldiers (which may or may not have been timed by its shepherd handler), improvisation and adaptability are a must.
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Some holiday shoppers giving Botox, nose jobs
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Constantine (2014–2015)
Blessed Are the Damned
TV-14 | 43 min | Drama, Fantasy, Horror
While in art class, Zed has a bizarre vision of snakes that lead her and John to a small town where a preacher has mysteriously gained the ability to heal his congregation.
Creators: Daniel Cerone, David S. Goyer | Director: Nick Gomez | Stars: Matt Ryan, Angélica Celaya, Harold Perrineau, Patrick Carroll
Votes: 1,106
2. Dust (II) (2010)
17 min | Short, Drama
A reclusive father who is down on his luck seeks to reconnect with his son. With the help of a friend, he finds himself also reconnecting with the outside world.
Writers: John Barnhardt, Daniel Jones | Director: John Barnhardt | Stars: Travis Hollifield, Daniel Jones, Hanh Stauffer, Hanh N. Stauffer
Votes: 5
3. Civil (I) (2009)
Short, Drama, War
The year is 1865 and America stands divided in civil war. For one Confederate soldier, his loyalty is tested when he is pursued by a Union soldier.
Writer: Erik Adolphson | Director: Weston Middleton | Stars: Keir O'Donnell, Bill Oberst Jr., LaToya Codner, Jim Hazelton
Votes: 9
4. Constantine (2014–2015)
TV-14 | 43 min | Drama, Fantasy, Horror
A man struggling with his faith is haunted by the sins of his past but is suddenly thrust into the role of defending humanity from the gathering forces of darkness.
Creators: Daniel Cerone, David S. Goyer | Stars: Matt Ryan, Harold Perrineau, Charles Halford, Angélica Celaya
Votes: 36,641
5. 42 (2013)
PG-13 | 128 min | Biography, Drama, Sport
The story of Jackie Robinson from his signing with the Brooklyn Dodgers organization in 1945 to his historic 1947 rookie season when he broke the color barrier in Major League Baseball.
Writer: Brian Helgeland | Director: Brian Helgeland | Stars: Chadwick Boseman, T.R. Knight, Harrison Ford, Nicole Beharie
Votes: 66,327 | Gross: $95.00M
6. The Hunger Games (2012)
PG-13 | 142 min | Adventure, Drama, Sci-Fi
Katniss Everdeen voluntarily takes her younger sister's place in the Hunger Games, a televised competition in which two teenagers from each of the twelve Districts of Panem are chosen at random to fight to the death.
Writers: Gary Ross, Suzanne Collins, Billy Ray | Director: Gary Ross | Stars: Jennifer Lawrence, Josh Hutcherson, Liam Hemsworth, Stanley Tucci
Votes: 699,522 | Gross: $408.00M
7. Flight (I) (2012)
R | 138 min | Drama, Romance, Thriller
An airline pilot saves almost all his passengers on his malfunctioning airliner which eventually crashed, but an investigation into the accident reveals something troubling.
Writer: John Gatins | Director: Robert Zemeckis | Stars: Denzel Washington, Nadine Velazquez, Don Cheadle, John Goodman
Votes: 263,418 | Gross: $93.75M
8. Republic of Pete (2010)
85 min | Comedy
Pete and his idiot friends receive $80 million from his grandfather trying to protect himself in a lawsuit. They decide to purchase an island with strippers and are happy until evil grandfather wants his money back.
Writers: Jesse Berger, J.N. Hamilton | Director: Jesse Berger | Stars: Ben Zisk, Clarence Felder, Michael Easler, Miles Pittman
Votes: 17
9. Angel Camouflaged (2010)
116 min | Drama, Music
This rock and roll drama stars, James Brolin, Carlos Bernard, Tessie Santiago, The Marshall Tucker Band, Kurtis Blow, Patty Smyth and the rock and roll sensation from South Africa that lit ... See full summary »
Writers: R. Michael Givens, Frederick Bailey, Ken Dalton | Director: R. Michael Givens | Stars: James Brolin, Carlos Bernard, Dilana, Warrick Grier
Votes: 94
10. Letters from Home (2009)
10 min | Short, Drama, War
LETTERS FROM HOME is a 35mm short that introduces a team of U.S. Army soldiers deployed to a remote base in Afghanistan. Prior to a mission, the always-anticipated mail call occurs. It's ... See full summary »
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11. Assumed Identity (2011)
18 min | Short, Drama, Mystery
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12. Liberating Jesse (2011)
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So i am excited and nervous. I go for my consult for my thigh lift on dec 12 , 2013. I have lost over 166lbs with just diet and excersise. Yep no surgery. I had a tummy tuck in 2011 and that went very well. I tried to loose my thighs for two years and nada. I went to my doctors and did a referral and now the insurance is apparently paying for it. I have had some infections and i can't run with the chaffing specially in the knee area. So i am hoping it will get done and make me so i can run and enjoy activties that i couldn't do before. So i will have to send pixs tommorrow and show you my thighs, i am hoping it will be a t surgery and make them smaller. I was hoping this was a preop but i think it is consult to see what they suggest. I can't loose anymore in that area i workout 6 days a week and i eat healthy maintained my weight for 2 yrs and can't loose even dieting. i just hope i will get fix so i can do more. Any suggestions? Thanks i will be adding photos tommorrow.
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So i am excited and nervous. I go for my consult...
my thighs after 166lbs weight loss! nothing is working!
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Almost there! 11 more days untill my consult!
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Getting very excited!!! Only four more days!
i am very excited 4 more days and i see the PS to discuss about a thigh lift! I hope it happeneds!
Well it didn't happen!
Well most of you know i didn't get the thigh lift because PS wants me to loose more weight and they didn't even bother putting it through my insurance untill i asked them too. I had my TT covered why not my thighs. I did it the old fashion way worked my ASS off to get where i am! I didn't have any gastric surgery. I wont know untill a month. So i am going to have another consult with another surgeron that is concerned about my well being and not the MONEY! I know why my other PS didn't want me to put it through my insurance causse she wouldn't get 12000 for the damn surgery. But if your PS is like that then dont do it right! I am so frustrated but i will see what this other PS has to say. Hopefully something good or I am going to have to one of my friends that had it done to there hometown for three weeks! I might bug the hell outta them . Lol Well i am trying to keep my faith. Hope you all had a merry xmas!
lost more weight and thinking about going again for a consult. Im BACCCK!
Im Back!! Happily married and I have lost another 25 lbs and now my skin is sagging alot more in my thigh area. specially in my inner thigh. i will give it another two months before getting another consult. i will post pics soon. I have worked harder to get more weight off. I may have to have a lipo done before the actual thigh surgery. What do you all think? i am almost to below bmi of 30. i weight 185 now and 5 foot 4. i was 209 earlier this year. i have been working out and trying to loose more without loosing my mind. I quit drinking any alcohol now cause i feel that was hindering my weight loss. But i feel healthy other then my thighs. They feel heavier now. and when i walk they chaff more. Any suggestions would help. If my insurance don't cover then i will probably pay for it myself. I want to be more active like finally take up running. I think you will noticed the difference in the pics. check it out.
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So I went to the Doctor and she said i do have lipedema and have alittle swelling. I sit at my desk all day but I get up and walk around. I walk during my lunch time for 30 min and when i get home. So i get a referral for lymphatic clinic for the swelling. I have minimal swelling. So i have no idea why go. So I went and the guy said i can do the massage to get the fluid to upwards but i can't do anything about the fat around your thighs or hips. He said yeah it looks like you have alot of fat there. I am like what the hell?? I am just so frustrated that i am about to quit. I have been dieting for two years. I have lost a cup size and bra size. I am loosing my top and not my bottom. I just hope someone can help me. I am ready to go to clinic in new york and have them do the damn referrall. If this is just a big hassel then i might as well just get a boobie job. Any suggestions anyone. Thanks for letting me vent.
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CMC Biologics has finished construction on a disposable manufacturing facility at its Seattle, WA, site. The addition comes as part of a staged expansion plan to bolster capacity for cGMP manufacture of biopharmaceuticals.
The multipurpose, single-use facility will allow for early-phase clinical manufacture of a range of biopharmaceuticals including mAbs and other mammalian cell culture-based recombinant proteins. CMC Biologics partnered with Hyclone to supply the new disposable facility with processing equipment including a 100 L and two 500 L single-use bioreactors (SUBs) and disposable mixers.
"As process yields continue to increase through advances in protein expression, cell culture, and purification technologies, the need for costly high-volume stainless steel tank facilities will decline for some products," remarks Gustavo Mahler, president and CEO. "We believe this trend will continue to push bioprocessing toward single-use technology."
Andy Walker, senior director of manufacturing, adds, "Disposable technology offers the advantages of increased flexibility and efficiency, decreased cross-contamination risks, and elimination of cleaning, sterilization, and other change-over procedures typically associated with traditional steel-tank facilities, while providing the same performance. Consequently, it provides a cost-effective strategy for reducing the speed to market for many biologics."
For other products where use of disposables is not feasible, CMC Biologics continues to offer its stainless-steel clinical and commercial cGMP manufacturing facilities. Besides Washington, the firm also has a plant in Copenhagen.
CMC Biologics is increasing its capacity with the addition of a second 3,000 L bioreactor train, identical to the existing line. Recent client demand has prompted initial steps toward build-out of a pre-existing structure anticipated to house two 5,000 L commercial-ready manufacturing lines. CMC Biologics also reports increasing headcount by more than 30% at its Seattle site to support the expansion.
CMC Biologics, a contract development and manufacturing organization, specializes in custom services for the scale-up and cGMP manufacture of protein-based therapeutics for preclinical, clinical trials, and commercial production. It has fully segregated microbial fermentation and mammalian cell culture suites and offers both stirred-tank and perfusion production processes. The company's services include cell-line development using its CHEF1® system, process development, and comprehensive analytical testing.
Utilizing the regulatory sequences of the Chinese hamster EF-1a (CHEF1) gene, CMC says that its vectors promote constitutive high-level expression of recombinant proteins early in development. A variety of CHEF1 vectors are available with different selectable markers permitting expression of heterodimeric proteins as well as modification enzymes to improve product quality or expression levels, the company explains.
The CHEF1 system allows rapid isolation of stable CHO cell lines because gene amplification is not required to achieve high-level expression, CMC adds. CHEF1 cell lines reportedly produce gram quantities of protein in seven to eight weeks from transfection and production-quality clones in 11 to 14 weeks.
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Man man man. Watching this game was such a waste of time
What was the gameplan again? I dont get it. Sending in "slow" receivers against physical DBs???..."brilliant".
Where was our passrush? Passrush was missing against the pack, too (at least in the 1st half). Fangio, do your f... job finally.
If we want to be a serious SB contender, we will have to start doing our homework. First of all, scout your opponent exactly, especially if you to play against him twice a year.