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3434 GALLANT Road Radnor, OH 43066
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Great family home located between Delaware and Radnor east of Rt. 203. Area of nice homes. House has a large bonus room, spacious kitchen, and study/den, full basement 9 foot ceiling on the first floor. Just 5 minutes from Delaware.
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This one has it all! Beautiful 2 story home, 50 x 50 Pole Building, Stocked Pond, Pool, Basket Ball Court, on 5.5+ acres. Home features 4 bedrooms including a Master suite on 1st floor, for the perfect in law suite, and one on the 2nd Floor. Full, poured Lower Level offers huge area to be finished as you wish. Pole building is Mechanics Dream - perfect Man Cave - Insulated, wood burner stove & 220 Amp Service.Your family and friends will beg you to host gatherings - cook outs, fishing, swimming, a pick up game of Basketball.Don't miss this one.
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Arlington kids brighten holidays for seniors
ARLINGTON — For the second year in a row, the children of the Alphabet Corner Childcare and Preschool came together to help make the holidays a bit brighter for the residents of the Olympic Place Retirement Community on Dec. 23.
Although 28 children are enrolled in the program, a number of them caught the same cold and half a dozen of them became too shy to perform, nearly a dozen children still showed up that evening to perform spirited renditions of familiar Christmas carols. The kids then took the time to give cookies and candy to the seniors, who accepted them with smiles.
"We've volunteered to help out here during other times of the year," said Amy Turek of Alphabet Corner. "The kids have done crafts with the seniors in the past. We try to teach the kids that giving isn't always a monetary thing. You can give of your time, you can give the gift of singing to the seniors, and you can give them candy and cookies. The kids and the seniors have responded to each other really well."
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"Watching the seniors interact with these kids has been a blessing for all the generations involved," Veach said.
Olympic Place resident Stella Halmo complimented the children on being "so well-behaved," while Olympic Place caregiver Beth Capoun agreed with Halmo that they all appeared to be having fun.
"They were very kind, and they brought a great energy and lightness," Capoun said. "Stella and I were both reminded of the fond times we'd had with our own children when they were that small. It seems like just yesterday that they were as little as these kids are now."
Dick Post, the former Arlington School District superintendent for whom Post Middle School was named, had seen the children perform at Olympic Place last year, but this was his first year watching them as an Olympic Place resident himself.
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In an inaugural address on the south portico of the state Capitol designed by Thomas Jefferson, McAuliffe emphasized bipartisanship as he put several years of campaigning behind him to begin the more challenging task of leading a politically divided government. Republicans have firm control of the House of Delegates, while the outcome of two special elections will determine control of the Senate.
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Writing isn't just throwing a bunch of stuff down on paper and hoping someone will like it. You need to give your words plenty of consideration. Make them work for you. I know, I've said to use a conversational tone in your writing, and that's true, to a point. But we still, as writers, need to clean up the careless structure and repetition that we tend to use in everyday conversations.
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Editors and publishers love to see a writer who's not afraid to use good, strong action verbs. It shows them this is a writer who doesn't take the lazy route, and, s you can see by my bit of free-association above, the very use of action verbs generates ideas.
Use who when referring to the subject of a clause; whom for the object of a clause. Here's an easy way to remember: If you can answer the question with him or her, then use whom. (Him and Whom both end with M) If you answer the question with he or she, then use who. Who was watching the television? He was watching the television. To whom should I give the remote control? Give it to him. Whom do I love? I love him.
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Betty - thanks for your nice comments, as always.
DHarris - I don't sleep as much as we're supposed to. I know this is bad, and I certainly feel better when I get plenty of rest, but I always resent the time it takes away from me and all the stuff I want to do. Eight hours a night? That's a third of my life!
Farmergirl - Yes, Shapato Publishing has put out Coach Wade's new book, which is going to make my watching of the new season something of a nail-biter for me now that I've gotten to know him. Other than the finale, which will air live, the show was filmed a few months ago. He can't and won't tell me how he did!
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I noticed that Jean has not answered this question yet--but you certainly did read it right. Isn't it exciting!
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Did I read that right? You've published the book of a nationally (maybe even internationally) known celebrity, Coach Wade from Survivor?
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Since reading this bit about verbs I've been more aware of them in the reading i've been doing, esp fiction. You're so right - the more creative the verb the more exciting the reading experience is for me. And i hadn't even been aware of it! Every little bit helps, every tip to improve my own writing adds up to a better piece of work as a whole.
I took Betty Taylor's advice and did a search on Amazon.com. That was an enlightning experience! Fiction, nonfiction, children's books, even course materials. Do you sleep?
-- Posted by DHarris on Tue, Sep 6, 2011, at 5:58 AM
These last two columns really work together--in fact all of the columns work together. Getting the words on paper is the easy part, but making them all work together takes much consideration. When I go over what I have written, I will often find a strong action verb I liked so much that I used it over and over. Then the thesaurus comes in handy for me.
Thanks for the clarifaction on "who/whom." I understand it--but always need to think about it in my writing.
I am looking forward to reading the newest Shapato publications--and encourage the reader to click on to Shapato's website, or get into Amazon, and then click on Shapato. You might be amazed at how much Jean has been doing.
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OTTAWA - The embattled chairman of a government-funded rights advocacy group is speaking out in his own defence after angry staff unanimously called for him to quit.
Aurel Braun, a professor at the University of Toronto, says there were all kinds of problems with accountability and that Rights and Democracy's funding of "toxic" anti-Israeli organizations was just one major example.
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Hi - the link appears to be broken
A friend of mine just posted a picture of his own Tomatoes Farcies, which I'd never heard of. I saw it and thought 'that looks suspiciously Primal!' So I did a quick search and found several recipes, some of which have breadcrumbs, call for different types of meat, and I saw a Vietnamese variation with legumes in the recipe. I love self-contained food and I thought these looked great so I thought I'd pass it along. I'm going to try this recipe, but there are several out there:
Stuffed tomatoes — Tomates farcies | La Tartine Gourmande
Highest weight: 220
Starting weight: 195
Current weight: 179
Goal weight: 127
Hi - the link appears to be broken
Really? That's strange, it works fine for me. Well, you can get the same results by googling: la tartine gourmande tomates farcies
Highest weight: 220
Starting weight: 195
Current weight: 179
Goal weight: 127
Strange. Maybe my computer is racist.
Thanks for the link. Those look like something we would really enjoy in my family. And local tomatoes will be ready in the next couple of weeks.
Oh yum! Thank you
those look pretty tasty, and like they could make anyone seem impressive of they served these at a dinner or brought them to a party or something.


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Mets and Yankees Prepare for Smokeless-Tobacco Ban (and a Few Players Prepare to Flout It)
"If you do it, make sure you do it in a place where no one sees you," says Carlos Beltran.By Joe DeLessio
"If you do it, make sure you do it in a place where no one sees you," says Carlos Beltran.By Joe DeLessio
Fans had complained that it was homophobic.By Joe DeLessio
In other news, Ryne Sandberg sure has some weird eating habits.By Hugh Merwin
ShackBurger loyalists were undaunted at Citi Field.By Clint Rainey
Grub Street suspects it was probably something else.By Clint Rainey
To determine who dominates the culinary zone, we pitted the Yankees against the Mets in four matchups of burgeoning categories of ballpark grub.By Robin Raisfeld and Rob Patronite
Plus: new food at Citi Field, and more, in today's Leftovers.
Wait, what?By Will Leitch
He took ten days off work to recover from heart problems.By Sierra Tishgart
This doesn't mean they'll ever actually use them.By Joe DeLessio
At last, we will find out which is the best nation in the world!By Will Leitch
The fans didn't show much love.By Will Leitch
You may have heard: The Mets will host next year's All-Star Game.By Joe DeLessio
"It's as much part of the fabric of baseball as the seventh-inning stretch," one longtime ball-game-goer told the 'Post.'By Jenny Miller
It's sad.By Will Leitch
We begin our series previewing the Mets' 2012 season.By Will Leitch
We've known this announcement was coming for some time.By Joe DeLessio
Reports say it'll be 390 to right-center.By Joe DeLessio
More home runs, please!By Seth Rosenthal
Are any of them lefties?By Noreen Malone


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Presently (re-)shaping social life as well as economics and science, the effects of globalization are in their turn – and in manifold ways – related to and in fact highly dependent on technology. The first International Conference of the DFG-Research Group "Topologies of Technology" seeks to explore in greater detail and from a delibarately interdisciplinary angle the role(s) and function(s) of world-embracing information and communication technologies, transport and computing facilities in the global age. In one of the conference's five streams, space will be given to historical and literary studies-related considerations aiming at the disclosure of precursors of technology-enhanced globalizing tendencies:
Globalization revisited: World-embracing technologies in a historical perspective
The stream or session seeks to cast light on narratives and historical developments that pre-figure what is now buzz worded globalization: the factual emergence and ultimate rise of world-embracing, transnational tendencies in the fields of trade and commerce, communication and labor organization, and their effects on local or regional society formations in the late 20th and early 21st century. Numerous socio- and economic-historical approaches have in the last few years tackled the precursors of today's phenomenon of globalization; initiatives of this kind include the implementation of Global History M.A. degree courses and extensive research activities.
Our focus will more specifically be on the role and function (as well as description and appropriation) of technology, ranging from the construction of a finally world-embracing telegraphic network in the early years of the 20th century and the rise of cargo ships and standardized container as well as harbor equipments beginning in the mid-1950s to fictional representations predicting the arrival of a supra-national world society and economy based on gadgets like pneumatic tubes: an early version of the worldwide web that plays a pre-eminent role in Edward Bellamy's Looking Backward of 1887.
We invite contributions from historians of technology, researchers of business history or from literary and cultural studies that effectively and innovatively investigate past developments of this kind by picking up the thesis of a globalization "before the letter" and grafting these more particularly on the respective historical state of the arts in technological progress. This explicitly includes comparative approaches – e.g., how does the pre-history of globalization materialize in economically and politically different systems such as capitalism as opposed to communist regimes? – as well as investigations organized by parameters such as race, class and gender or generic considerations (sci-fi, (anti-)utopian literature etc.).
Topics include, but are not restricted to
- Americanization prolonged and expanded: continuities and differences from early 20th century technology-enhanced production modes (Fordism, Taylorism) to present-day labor organization, including the comparison with non-American modes of production (Toyotism etc.)
- Craftsmanship in a global(ized) context: Change of knowledge and skills in the process of globalization, the development of multinational companies and their capabilities
- Skills and knowledge in a global(ized) context: From embodied skills to formalized knowledge, capabilities as an important technical factor for multinational companies
- Human resources and the cultural and economic history of global workforce mobility: brain drain (respectively gain)
- Changing technologies of financial distribution and their impact on producing economy: global markets for futures, options and derivates effecting the standardization of production (and lives)
- "Global(ization) literature": emergence of a novel literary category/genre, or just another case of old wine in new bottles? Probing the limits of current technology-related genres (sci-fi, (anti-)utopian narratives) against the backdrop of 21st century "world (citizen) literature
Timeline for proposals
Abstract proposals (max. 500 words) must be sent by email (email@example.com) or via upload on our website www.tog08.org before April, 15th, 2008
Notification of acceptance or refusal of abstracts will be given before May, 15th, 2008
Complete papers (max. 8.000 words) should be sent before September 30th, 2008
Conference Proceedings
The most outstanding conference contributions will be published after the conference.


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Wall Street slides as oil prices suddenly rebound
Wall Street fell modestly in early trading Monday as a rebound in oil prices back to the $115 level raised the market's uncertainty about the economy.
FDA links more deaths to diabetes drug Byetta
WASHINGTON - Federal regulators are working on a stronger label for a widely used diabetes drug marketed by Amylin Pharmaceuticals Inc. and Eli Lilly & Co. as deaths continue to be reported despite earlier government warnings.
West Texas towns reap oil benefits
KERMIT - Around the country, Americans are tightening their belts, scrapping vacation plans and watching "For Sale" signs linger on front lawns. But in oil-and-gas rich West Texas, folks are living large - again.
Delphi to cut 600 jobs; blames fewer auto sales
Delphi Corp. said Monday that its electronics and safety division will lay off about 600 of its 3,200 U.S. salaried workers, blaming a steep drop in automaker demand for its components.
Satisfaction with US cars stumbles
NEW YORK - U.S. car buyers are growing less satisfied with their purchases from domestic automakers while their Asian and European competitors continue to improve, according to a recent survey.
A sight for more eyes
Amarillo has a new way to reach out for attention. The Amarillo Economic Development Corp. took delivery in late May of a new display that uses bold, vivid graphics to say Amarillo is a dynamic place to do business. And its visual content has range, with photos of a menacing shot of the V-22 Osprey aircraft to Kimbo Ishii-Eto, music director and conductor of the Amarillo Symphony.
Demand drives oil port in Gulf
HOUSTON - An oil terminal and pipeline network expected to be built off the Texas Gulf Coast and open in about two years would be capable of handling nearly 20 percent of the nation's daily imported oil.
Hastings reports drop in revenue for second quarter
Hastings Entertainment closed down 46 cents, or more than 5 percent, Monday on reports of a decline in second-quarter revenues.
Drivers get tips on efficiency
WASHINGTON - California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger and Colorado Gov. Bill Ritter joined with the auto industry Monday to promote simple steps that motorists can take to cut fuel consumption and carbon dioxide emissions.
Lowe's beats expectations as homeowners stock up
Repairs to drought-stricken flower beds and sales of freezers designed to hold bought-in-bulk food helped Lowe's Cos. Inc. post a better-than-expected second-quarter profit.
Hrycyk Financial
We are living in a time of economic challenge. As the cost of living continues to rise, many people may feel apprehensive about their future.
Briles' Bears focus only on present
Art Briles doesn't want to talk about the past at Baylor, which still hasn't had a winning season since the inception of the Big 12 Conference.
Heloise: Plan ahead for hurricanes
Dear Heloise: In response to preparing for hurricane season, please add this to your list: If you have to evacuate and have friends or family in another area or out of state, make sure they are aware of where you could be or if they might even have room for you.
Heloise: Need recipe for cold pack
Dear Heloise: I lost your recipe for a homemade cold pack where the ingredients are put in a zipper bag and kept in the freezer. I know it was water and possibly rubbing alcohol, but I don't even remember the amounts. Can you please reprint it? - A Reader, via e-mail
Posts pose danger
NEW YORK - On her blog, 12-year-old Tavi Gevinson posts photos of herself wielding a toilet plunger, posing in a room covered with newsprint and wearing a paint-splattered tutu inspired by Dolce & Gabbana's spring 2008 collection.
Dr. Gott: Chelation not the best solution for diabetes
Dear Dr. Gott: A family member is a type-2 diabetic with high blood pressure. What do you know about oral chelation? Does it work?
Dr. Gott: Heal mouth sores by cutting out acidic foods
Dear Dr. Gott: In a past column, you responded to a reader whose daughter suffered from constant mouth sores. You told her to switch toothpastes and use Orajel and similar products. I agree with your recommendation of Orajel for short-term treatment.
Dear Abby: Tell Bible thumpers you're not interested
Dear Abby: "Hounded in British Columbia" (May 22) asked you how to discourage religious solicitors. What many people may not realize is that once you accept a piece of literature or have a long conversation with the person, that person will note your name and address so they can "return visit" you. Then not only will you be visited by others in their religion, but the person who gave you the literature will start calling on you regularly, hoping to engage you in future religious conversations and Bible study.
Dear Abby: Man hating engagement rings offers annuity
Dear Abby: I despise wearing rings, which is a problem because I plan to become engaged. I'm OK with a plain wedding band, but baubles on appendages interfere with useful work and creativity, and they turn me off.
Hot Doggin' It
To enhance the wine-friendliness of hot dogs, you might want to keep the condiments simple and skip the boldest-flavored ones, such as spicy mustard, vinegary pickle relish and jalapeno peppers.
Wine of the week
This dry but fruity blend of sauvignon blanc, chardonnay, pinot grigio and viognier makes for a refreshing summer sipping wine. Its fresh, lively flavors include touches of citrus, peach, cherry, kiwi and herbs.
Tips for healthy shopping, eating
Hightower wins T of C going away
Consistency paid off for Jud Hightower as he won the 15th Annual Coors Tournament of Champions by six shots.
Pettersson gets rolling on final holes to triumph
GREENSBORO, N.C. - Carl Pettersson was one imperfect hole from leading the full final two rounds of the Wyndham Championship. It was that brief slip-up that propelled the Swede to victory.
Doughtie claims senior state crown
Tom Doughtie of Amarillo won the Texas State Senior Amateur Championship on Sunday at Royal Oaks Country Club in Houston.
English joins Sooners for practice
Canadian graduate Auston English, the Big 12 Conference's preseason defensive player of the year, participated in contact drills for the first time in Oklahoma's fall camp Monday after having an emergency appendectomy just before practice started.
Bushland: Richburg grows into lineman during rehab
It's difficult to tell who is happier these days, Bushland head coach David Flowers or offensive lineman Weston Richburg.
AHS plays Dumas, Bushland at home
After a busy weekend of tournament play, area high school volleyball teams return to action today for the start of Week 2.
No ordinary summer
Highland Park senior wide receiver Josh Drillette experienced the vacation of a lifetime this summer when he spent three weeks in Europe.
Dillas' playoff game postponed
The Amarillo Dillas' United League Baseball playoff game against Edinburg was postponed Monday because of additional rain to an already drenched Amarillo National Bank Dilla Villa.
Spokane stops Dusters' ArenaCup hopes
SPOKANE, Wash. - The Amarillo Dusters had knocked off two higher seeds in the af2 playoffs, but they ran into a No. 1 seed Saturday night that played like a No. 1 seed.
Anxious Dillas open playoffs against Coyotes
The wait is over. Since clinching the No. 1 seed in the United League Baseball playoffs in late June by winning the first half race, the Amarillo Dillas have been waiting seven weeks for this night.
Tigers rally in 7th to win
ARLINGTON - Gary Sheffield hit career homer No. 493, Curtis Granderson had two triples and four RBIs, and the Detroit Tigers held on for an 8-7 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
Oswalt hurls Astros past Diamondbacks
HOUSTON - Roy Oswalt allowed one hit in eight innings and struck out 10, outpitching Randy Johnson in the Houston Astros' 3-0 victory over the Arizona Diamondbacks on Sunday.
CC Sabathia beats Astros
MILWAUKEE - CC Sabathia improved his perfect record with the Milwaukee Brewers, pitching another complete game Monday night in a 9-3 victory over the Houston Astros.
Upton powers Rays past Rangers, 7-4
ARLINGTON - B.J. Upton homered and drove in three runs in his return from a benching, Scott Kazmir allowed two runs in six innings and the Tampa Bay Rays added a game to their AL East lead with a 7-4 victory over the Texas Rangers on Sunday night.
Easy as 1-2-3: USA sweeps 400 hurdles
BEIJING - The big debate was whether it would be the best U.S. Olympic track team in 40 years - maybe ever.
Jamaican sprinters deny US women medals in 100
BEIJING - Sunday was the most medal-filled of these games, with 36 titles decided. Several were in track and field, and a few more in tennis, with headliners Rafael Nadal and the Williams sisters going home with gold.
Inspiration from Phelps
BEIJING - USA center Dwight Howard approached the podium after scoring 22 points with 10 rebounds in the Americans' 106-57 rout against Germany at the Beijing Olympic Basketball Gymnasium on Monday.
Liukin gets silver on uneven bars
BEIJING - It's a good thing Nastia Liukin won the Olympic women's gymnastics all-around because the way she got silver in the uneven bars is enough to drive someone nuts.
Postcard from Beijing
Last night's soccer game was fantastic. Italy and Belgium were evenly matched, and the game went back and forth for the entire 90 minutes. Early in the game, the referee awarded a penalty kick to the Italians, and he gave the Belgian player who had committed the foul a red card.
Phelps basks in glare of gold
BEIJING - Michael Phelps will take the quaint moments with him, the games of spades and Risk against his dormmates in the Athletes Village, the chance meeting with tennis star Rafael Nadal in which the swimming Olympian was the dumbstruck one.
My two cents...on practicing in cool weather
We've all heard the expression. Women. Can't live with 'em, can't live without 'em.
Talk of softball's demise overshadows USA routs
BEIJING - The U.S. women should have had more time to enjoy Monday's 9-0 rout of China in the Olympic softball tournament.
It's official - Nadal No. 1
A day after winning an Olympic gold medal in Beijing, Rafael Nadal officially unseated Roger Federer to become the world's No. 1 tennis player when the latest ATP rankings came out.
Postcard from Beijing
I went to see America play against Japan in the women's soccer quarterfinals Monday night.
Edwards holds off Busch to capture race
BROOKLYN, Mich. - Carl Edwards won at the Michigan International Speedway on Sunday, and in the process gave Ford Motor Co., if only for a moment, a reason to celebrate.
Free HIV testing in Perryton, Friona
Planned Parenthood of Amarillo and the Texas Panhandle will conduct free HIV testing Wednesday at the Perryton Health Clinic, 3101 S. Garrett St. in Perryton.
Vehicle collision causes power outage in Southeast Amarillo
A tractor-trailer that overturned during a collision with a Ford Mustang brought down power lines and disrupted electricity to 225 customers near the intersection of Loop 335 and South Grand Street on Tuesday afternoon in Amarillo.
Faces of Change
The Sot family arrived in Dumas in February. Father Ma Eh Sot, 25, and his wife Salima Sot, 30, have two children, ages 8 and 9, who attended the summer-school program at Morningside Elementary School. Ma Eh Sot lived in a refugee camp in Thailand for 20 years before moving to the United States, he said. His family first lived in New York before moving to the Panhandle.
Eye on Austin: Edwards affair spotlights Texas Democratic donor
F or years, wealthy GOP donors like Houston homebuilder Bob Perry and San Antonio physician James Leininger have gotten most of the media's attention in the state.
AC could use a new pitch
Amarillo College does well attracting students, but it must boost enrollment by making marketing adjustments, according to a recent study.
It's All Trew: Moreno Valley great spot for a vacation
In 1962 our family purchased a very rustic cabin in Taos Canyon, New Mexico. Built in 1933, it required extensive renovation and during that period and 35 years of vacation trips afterward we nearly always passed through the Moreno Valley, home of Eagle Nest town and lake.
'Texas' viewers on rise
The musical drama "Texas" ended its 43rd season with its highest attendance figure in five years. The production reported 61,689 people attended the show from June 2 to Sunday, a 6.5 percent increase over last season.
Holly widow still asks 'Why?'
Fifty years after Maria Elena Santiago flew from New York City to Lubbock to marry musician Buddy Holly, she continues a tradition each year on her wedding anniversary.
APD searching for missing girl
Amarillo police are looking for a 13-year-old girl who has been missing since Saturday afternoon.
Window on the Past: A blimp on the radar
Look, up in the sky! It's not a bird, or even a plane. Still, during the 1971 Tri-State Fair in Amarillo, a visit by the famous Goodyear blimp called "America," was maybe as good as Superman.
Pantex plans work force cut back
Officials for B&W Pantex said today they plan to trim an undisclosed number of positions from its work force in Amarillo to offset an anticipated $54 million budget shortfall.
Clouds don't stop partyers
Dark clouds and threatening rain didn't dissuade 10,000 people from filling downtown Amarillo on Saturday for the 13th annual Center City Block Party.
Land of Promise: Refugees rely on faith
When Khan Lian Khup talks about his life in Myanmar, he sits up straight, looks you in the eye, and tells the story of how his faith got him in trouble.
Man charged in killing
TURKEY - A first-degree murder charge has been filed against the man accused of a Friday night shooting death in Turkey.
Suicide intervention training offered
A 16-hour workshop in Applied Suicide Intervention Training will be offered in Amarillo Sept. 10-11. Participants will develop an understanding of risk factors for suicide and systematic interventions to lessen the immediate harm to people at risk.
Volunteers freeing up deputies
These volunteers work until the cows come home.
Lubbock could vote on alcohol
If Lubbock voters approve liquor sales during a May vote, it's possible the booze will hit the shelves by late July - but there aren't any holidays in August to get excited about.
WT to unveil downtown extension
West Texas A&M University has moved to Amarillo, and it's throwing a bash.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears on Mondays.
Land of Promise: Bridging the language gap
"Sandwich," she said to the Burmese student in front of her.
WTAMU President supports movement to lower drinking age from 21 to 18
The president of West Texas A&M University was one of two college presidents in the state to sign an initiative asking lawmakers to lower the drinking age from 21 to 18.
Woman pulls plug on electric
Camille Choate would be the first to admit she's not plugged in.
Alcohol debate reopens
College presidents from about 100 of the nation's best-known universities, including Duke, Dartmouth and Ohio State, are calling on lawmakers to consider lowering the drinking age from 21 to 18, saying current laws actually encourage dangerous binge drinking on campus.
Canadian about 5½ feet deep
The rain came down for a few days, and now Lake Meredith will be going up for a couple of weeks.
Perry launches 'Blue Alert' system
AUSTIN - Texas Gov. Rick Perry on Monday ordered a new "Blue Alert" system to help find and arrest suspects when a law-enforcement officer is killed or seriously injured in the line of duty.
Pantex to cut work force
B&W Pantex said Monday it plans to trim an undisclosed number of positions from its plant near Amarillo, hoping to offset an anticipated $54 million budget shortfall.
Pearson, Casillas join shrine
Former Dallas Cowboys wide receiver Drew Pearson was among inductees into the Oklahoma Sports Hall of Fame at Oklahoma City.
Home may heal what ails Cowboys' play
FORT WORTH - The Dallas Cowboys were gone for 25 days, stayed in three different hotels, flew on planes, rode on a train as well as in automobiles, played two teams and had just two or three days off during that time.
Marie Gruben
TULIA - Marie Gruben, 88, died Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008.
Doris "Owayne" King
DUMAS - Doris "Owayne" King, 83, died Monday, Aug. 18, 2008.
Jack Richard Gilstrap
DES MOINES, N.M. - Jack Richard Gilstrap, 69, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
David Dalton May
MEMPHIS - David Dalton May, 87, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, in Amarillo.
Larry Don Jones
Larry Don Jones, 58, of Amarillo died Sunday, Aug. 18, 2008.
Janice Elaine Shults McCoy
CHILDRESS - Janice Elaine Shults McCoy, 51, died Monday, Aug. 18, 2008.
Betty Jo Watson
Betty Jo Watson, 76, of Amarillo died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Norma Schacher
NAZARETH - Norma Schacher, 80, died Monday, Aug. 18, 2008, in Tulia.
Jo June McDaniel
KERRICK - Jo June McDaniel, 74, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008.
Thelma Louise Fountain Barham
SEVEN POINTS - Thelma Louise Fountain Barham, 84, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Suzanne Urioste
CLOVIS, N.M. - Suzanne Urioste, 22, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, in Santa Rosa.
Leona Brummett
FORT WORTH - Leona Brummett, 96, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Shirley H. Howse
WICHITA, Kan. - Shirley H. Howse, 82, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Mary Nell Monta
Mary Nell Monta, 69, of Amarillo died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Stanley Kristinek
WHITHARRAL - Stanley Kristinek, 45, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, in Levelland.
Jesse Sauceda
Jesse Sauceda, 68, of Amarillo died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Richard L. Oden
MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Richard L. Oden, 77, formerly of Pampa and Amarillo, Texas, died Thursday, Aug. 14, 2008.
Leland Dwain Winton
Leland Dwain Winton, 72, of Amarillo died Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008.
Michiel Lee Coats
QUANAH - Michiel Lee Coats, 62, died Sunday, Aug. 17, 2008.
Mary Scott-Barnett
Mary Scott-Barnett of Amarillo died Sunday, Aug. 17 2008.
Fern Evelyn Davis
MULESHOE - Fern Eveyln Davis, 91, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008, in Lubbock.
Arnold F. Stump
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Arnold F. Stump, 93, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008, in Guymon.
Eloy Enriquez Lambaria Ochova
LOCKNEY - Eloy Enriquez Lambaria Ochova, 51, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, in Lubbock.
Scott Hittson
DES MOINES, N.M. - Scott Hittson, 72, died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008.
Cecilia "Sadie" E. Frazier
Cecilia "Sadie" E. Frazier, 106, of Amarillo died Saturday, Aug. 16, 2008, in Lima, Ohio.
Thane Tyrone Salter
Thane Tyrone Salter, 71, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008.
Editorial: Schools face refugee crush
On Sunday, the Amarillo Globe-News began a three-part series called "Land of Promise," which focused on the influx of refugees into the Panhandle area and the related societal and cultural impact (the third and final story appears today.)
Editorial: Be a good sport about city sports
Everything costs more these days, it is just that products like gas and milk are more noticed.
Letter: Capital punishment is heaven sent
(Re: Aug. 14 Letter to the editor, What would Jesus do about death penalty?, by Jaci Lasiter.)
Letter: Good job on party cleanup
I don't know who was responsible for cleaning up after the Center City Block Party, but they did a magnificent job.
Editorial: Let it rain even more
When was the last time you heard anyone complain about "too much rain" around the Panhandle?
Letter: AEDC disappoints taxpayers with costly giveaways
For the first time in a very long time, I am terribly disappointed in our City Commission.
Letter: Win one for the Gipper
The great Ronald Reagan has to be turning over in his grave while the leaders of America and Western Europe stand by helplessly watching Russia flex its muscle in Georgia.
Letter: Nuclear fusion is answer to our energy problems
I have had the good fortune to take a ride on planet earth 58 times around the sun. The ride has been a little bumpy at times, but overall it's been a great ride.
Editorial: Monday Briefing
The good...the bad...and the ugly
Letter: That was some change Democrats delivered
About two years ago, America decided we needed a change in Congress and elected a majority Democrat House and Senate, and Nancy Pelosi and Harry Reid took control of national legislation.
Column - Greg Sagan: AC ad campaign delivers important education
Amarillo College has certainly invited everything from praise to scorn with its latest billboards in the city. And while I certainly wish AC no ill, being a former student of the institution myself, I'm with those who believe its message was crafted poorly.
Senior-laden secondary
West Texas A&M's defense is experienced, perhaps the most in the secondary, where four seniors are expected to start.
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Softball Opens MAC Play @ BGSU & Toledo This Weekend
► TIME FOR SOME MAC ACTION: The Ball State softball team opens league play this weekend, beginning Friday with a 1 p.m. doubleheader at Bowling Green ... The Cardinals will then play single games at Toledo Saturday (2 p.m.) and Sunday (1 p.m.).
► LISTEN LIVE: Ball State Sports Link Radio and WCRD 91.3 FM officially kick off their coverage of Ball State Softball this weekend ... Play-by-play announcer Torey Fox will cover the action live from both Bowling Green and Toledo ... Fans can listen to all the games on ballstatesports.com ... To listen online for FREE, visit http://ballstatesports.com/liveevents and click on the link when the event goes live.
► FOLLOW LIVE: Ball State fans can follow the Cardinals as they begin league play with live stats by visiting: http://ballstatesports.com/livestats ... Fans can also get regular updates by following the team on Twitter: @BallStSoftball and Facebook: BallStateSoftball
► CARDINALS ALL-TIME: After posting a 1-0 record at the Colorado State Spring Tournament last weekend, the Ball State softball program upped its all-time record to 831-908-4 (.478) in 38-plus seasons of play ... Established as a varsity program in 1975, Ball State has won three Mid-American Conference regular season titles (2009, 2010 and 2012), two MAC Tournament championships (1998 and 2010) and advanced to the NCAA Tournament twice (1998 and 2010).
► HEAD COACH CRAIG NICHOLSON: The fastest coach in program history to eclipse the 100 and 200-win marks, Craig Nicholson picked up his 900th collegiate coaching victory versus Northern Colorado (March 11, 2012) ... In his seventh season as Ball State's head coach, Nicholson has amassed a 218-155 (.584) record at BSU, including an 82-44 (.651) ledger in MAC action ... Under his guidance, the program won its first-ever Mid-American Conference regular season championship in 2009 with the best league record in program history at 18-3 and repeated the feat in 2010 with a 17-5 league mark ... The 2010 squad, which set program records for wins in a season (43) and winning percentage in a season (.729), also captured just the second MAC Tournament title in program history to advance to the NCAA Tournament ... The Cardinals added a third MAC regular season crown in 2012 by virtue of its 17-3 league mark ... Nicholson owns a 941-245 (.793) career coaching record including his 723-90 mark in 11 years at Central Arizona.
► SCHEDULE UPDATE: Due to the current string of bad weather the Cardinals have faced, a couple of additions have been made to the schedule ... Ball State will now host Butler for a single game Tuesday, April 9 at 4 p.m. ... The following day, the Cardinals' single game at Purdue has been changed to a doubleheader with the same start time of 3 p.m.
► SCOUTING THE CARDINALS: Picked as the preseason favorite to win both the 2013 Mid-American Conference West Division title and the 2013 MAC Tournament as voted on by the league's 12 head coaches, the Cardinals enter the first weekend of Mid-American Conference play with a 14-10 overall record ... Jennifer Gilbert leads the Cardinals at the plate with a .461 (35-for-76) batting average, eight home runs, 27 RBI and 26 runs scored ... In the circle, freshman Nicole Steinbach has thrown three of complete game shutouts, owns a team-best 2.27 ERA and is limiting opposing batters to a .248 average ... As a team, the Cardinals own a MAC-best .321 batting average, while its 3.03 ERA is third in the conference ... BSU's opponents are batting a combined .263 and have a 6.08 ERA in the circle.
BOWLING GREEN - The Falcons, who were picked to win the MAC East Division in the league's preseason poll, enter Friday's doubleheader versus Ball State with a 12-8 overall record after suffering a 9-1 (5 inning) loss at Michigan Wednesday afternoon ... Prior to the loss, BGSU had swept doubleheaders at Dayton (March 16; 3-0/5-3) and at Wright State (March 22; 2-0/2-1) ... Pitching is BGSU's main weapon, as the team enters the weekend ranked second in the MAC with a 2.66 ERA ... Paris Imholz paces the staff with a 9-2 record and a 1.53 ERA over 78.0 innings of work ... She also has a pair of saves and has collected 42 strikeouts ... Bowling Green's offense ranks last in the MAC with its combined .211 batting average ... Hannah Fulk is BGSU's top offensive threat with a .321 batting average, including two home runs ... Fulk is also tied for team-high honors with nine runs scored and 12 walks ... Bowling Green holds a 49-36 edge in the all-time series with Ball State, despite the Cardinals winning three games last season ... In the first meeting (May 5), the Cardinals were battling Bowling Green for the MAC regular season title and secured a 6-0 win over the Falcons at the BSU Softball Complex to win the league crown outright ... Ball State then closed the regular season with an 8-5 win over the Falcons the following day ... At the 2012 MAC Tournament, the Cardinals added a 3-2 win (May 11) over Bowling Green to complete the season sweep.
TOLEDO - The Rockets, who were picked to finish last in the MAC West Division in the league's preseason poll, enter league play with a 5-15 overall record and will host Miami for a doubleheader Friday before playing the Cardinals Saturday and Sunday ... Due to the recent string of bad weather, the Rockets have not played a game since falling to Illinois-Chicago by a score of 6-5 (8 inn.) in the Hoosier Classic March 16 ... Toledo's offense entered the week ranked third in the MAC with a .270 batting average, led by Leigh Nebendahl who is batting .339 with 21 hits, including a team-best seven doubles ... In the circle, Toledo is last in the league with a 6.16 ERA ... Alli Beery is the squad's top pitcher with a 4-10 record and a 6.00 ERA over 70.0 innings of work ... She has one complete game shutout to her credit, but has only struck out 19 batters while walking 37 ... Ball State has dominated the series as of late, winning the last 14 games to improve to 49-39-1 all-time versus Toledo ... Last season, the Cardinals scored 15-8 and 5-2 wins over the Rockets in a May 4 doubleheader at the BSU Softball Complex ... Toledo's last victory in the series came by the score of 3-1 on April 4, 2005.
► WEEKLY AWARD WINNERS: For the second consecutive week, freshman pitcher Nicole Steinbach was named the MAC West Division Pitcher of the Week and sophomore second baseman Taylor Cox earned MAC West Division Player of the Week honors ... The duo also swept the awards on March 19 ... The Cardinals have had at least one MAC weekly award winner in each of its six weekends of play this season, while sweeping the award in the first, fifth and sixth weeks.
► COX ON A HOT STREAK: Against some of the Cardinals' toughest competition to date, Taylor Cox led the Ball State offense with a .667 (8-for-12) batting average at the Louisville Classic ... Over the three games, she tallied seven singles and drove in the game-winning run versus No. 24 North Carolina with a RBI double in the second inning ... In addition, Cox led the Cardinals with five runs scored over the three games, while driving in a pair of runs to account for seven of the team's 17 runs scored.
► MORE ON COX: Since moving into the leadoff position for the Ball State offense against Jacksonville (March 3), Taylor Cox has posted a .385 (15-for-38) batting average and has also drawn six walks for a .467 on-base percentage ... Her 10 runs scored are tied for second on the team over the past 11 games, while her three stolen bases are third ... Over the Cardinals' first 13 games, Cox was batting .314 (11-for-35) with no walks and a .306 on base percentage form the ninth slot.
► FROM THE CIRCLE: In picking up the win over No. 24 North Carolina (March 16), freshman pitcher Nicole Steinbach limited the Tar Heels to just six hits and one earned run in over 7.0 innings of work ... Steinbach, who ranks fifth among the league's starters with a 2.27 ERA, has held opponents to one earned run or less in eight of her 15 appearances.
► RECORD BREAKER: With a two-run blast over the right-center field wall in the fourth inning of the nightcap at Florida International (March 5), junior left fielder Jennifer Gilbert became the program's career home run leader ... So far this season, Gilbert has blasted eight home runs to raise her career total to 41 which also ranks fourth in Mid-American Conference history and is tied for 16th among all active NCAA Division I players ... Kelli Metzger (1996-99 for Akron) holds the league's all-time home run record at 57, followed by Jenny Scherer (2007-10 for Eastern Michigan) at 48 and Molly Coldren (2009-12 for Central Michigan) at 44.
► A RUN PRODUCING MACHINE: With 27 RBI and 26 runs scored through Ball State's first 24 games, Jennifer Gilbert has accounted for 45 of BSU's 167 runs so far this season (factoring out eight RBI for driving herself in on home runs) ... In 137 career games, Gilbert has amassed 142 career RBI (1.04 per game) and 131 runs scored (0.96 per game) ... Her 141 RBI are second in program history, while her 131 runs scored are third.
► DRIVING THEM HOME: In addition to leading the squad with 27 RBI this season, Jennifer Gilbert tops the squad with a .500 (12-for-24) batting average with runners in scoring position ... Over her career, Gilbert has posted a .377 (57-for-151) batting average with runners in scoring position to lead all active players ... Senior center fielder Amanda Carpenter has also impressed when it comes time to drive in runs, owning a .358 (83-for-232) career average with runners in scoring position, including a .414 (12-for-29) effort this season.
► 4-FOR-4: Amanda Carpenter closed play in the FAU Invitational with a 4-for-4 effort versus Kansas (March 9), logging two doubles and a pair of singles for her second career four-hit game ... Carpenter is the second Ball State player to go 4-for-4 in a game this season, joining senior catcher Sadie Robertson who earned her first career four-hit game with two doubles and two singles in a 9-3 win over Northern Iowa (Feb. 23) ... Jennifer Gilbert is the only other player on the active roster with a four-hit game over her career.
► DOUBLING UP: Led by Amanda Carpenter's 10 doubles this season, the Ball State offense paces the MAC with 51 doubles so far in 2013 ... Carpenter is currently second in program history with 43 career doubles ... Jennifer Gilbert, who has seven doubles so far this season is third on BSU's career doubles list at 41 ... The Cardinals, who are on pace to tally 119 doubles over a 56-game schedule in 2013, collected a Ball State and Mid-American Conference single-season record 100 doubles in 2012.
► DOUBLING UP PART 2: The Ball State defense has also picked up where it left off in 2012, turning 16 double plays so far this season ... Junior first baseman Taylor Rager has had a hand in 14 of the twin killings, moving her into the top spot in program history with 43 career double plays turned ... Last season, the Ball State defense led the nation with both 33 double plays turned and a 0.60 double plays-per-game average.
► IN THE CIRCLE: Ball State's pitching staff entered the week ranked third in the Mid-American Conference with a 3.03 team ERA, led by freshmen Nicole Steinbach (2.27) and Kelsey Schifferdecker (3.55) ... From the pen, redshirt junior Lauren Williamson has a perfect 0.00 ERA over 2.0 innings of work, while redshirt junior Audra Sanders owns a 4.53 ERA in 29.1 innings which includes five starts and four relief appearances, as well as a complete game shutout versus Florida A&M (March 8).
► THE NATIONAL RANKINGS: The Ball State offense entered the week ranked 23rd in the nation with its Mid-American Conference leading .321 team batting average, while its 2.13 double-per-game average is first nationally ... The Cardinals' offense also ranks in the top 25 nationally in scoring (6.96/11th) and slugging percentage (.509/20th) ... On defense, Ball State is fourth in the nation with its 0.67 double plays turned per game.
► INDIVIDUAL RANKINGS: Jennifer Gilbert entered the week ranked 17th nationally with her .461 batting average ... She was also 21st in slugging percentage (.868), 22nd in runs per game (1.08), 24th in on base percentage (.543), 31st in home runs per game (0.33) and 38th in RBI per game (1.13) ... Amanda Carpenter entered the week ranked 10th nationally with her 0.43 doubles-per-game average and is the 104th hardest batter in the nation to strikeout, while junior third baseman Audrey Bickel ranks 19th in walks per game (0.88) ... Complete national rankings for the 2013 Ball State squad can be found on page 14 of this release.
► OVER THE LAST FOUR YEARS IN THE MAC: Over the past four seasons, Ball State softball has proven to be one of the MAC's premier programs by racking up a league-best 65-19 (.774) MAC record during the span ... Miami is second on the list at 56-32 (.636) followed by Kent State at 53-32 (.619) ... Bowling Green is eighth at 38-49 (.437) and Toledo is 12th at 21-65 (.244).


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WARREN - Janet Hatala said she's hoping that more people - especially military veterans - realize that American Legion Post 278 is still active in the city.
Legion Post 278 was chartered Dec. 10, 1919. It is the oldest veterans' organization in Trumbull County.
Hatala, post commander, joined several leaders at an open house Sunday at the Post building on North Park Avenue. She explained that the event was also a membership drive.
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American Legion Post 278 members, from left, Janet Hatala, commander, Burt Harrold and Ernest Paugh conducted a membership drive during the post's open house on Sunday at its building on North Park Avenue.
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"We are hoping to drive up, renew interest and to build our membership back up. It's hard. We realize people are busy. We're just trying to do what we can to get the word out that we're still here, we're still active, we're still part of this community."
Veteran Burt Harrold said that the Post once had hundreds of members, peeking around 2,000 and averaging about 1,200.
However, in recent years the membership has dwindled to 61.
"We'd like to see more people involved," he said. "We've lost many members. Year to year, more and more of the older ones die and we haven't been able to recruit younger ones like we'd like to."
Hatala said the post is looking to expand to do more community service work and membership drives.
"We're trying to get out there, to let people know more about the post, to be involved and encourage them to join us," member Ernest Paugh said.
On Nov. 11, Veterans Day, the post will hold another open house after the parade. Hours will be 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Post building, 2237 N. Park Ave. Food and refreshments will be provided.
For more information call 330-314-4503.


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The Dayside : More physics at San Diego Comic-Con International
San Diego Comic-Con International, to give the annual convention its full name, attracts 130 000 fans of comic books, science-fiction movies, video games, Japanese anime, and other invented worlds. Eager to promote their multimillion-dollar superhero movies to that large, keen, knowledgeable audience, Hollywood studios send their stars to Comic-Con.
This year, if you waited in line for hours, you could have seen—and perhaps even questioned—Kristen Stewart and Robert Pattinson (The Twilight Saga: Breaking Dawn—Part 2), Henry Cavill (Superman, Man of Steel), Ian McKellen (The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey), to name just four of the celebrities in attendance.
I'm neither patient enough nor eager enough to stand or sit for hours in the hope of glimpsing glamorous actors, not even for Eva Green or Famke Janssen. My mission at Comic-Con, besides having fun, was the same as it was last year: to look for physics. In fact, having found instances at last year's con of physics inspiring comics, actors, and fans, I set out to look for more physics at this year's con.
Echo and the Makerbots
My first hit came in the convention center's hangar-sized exhibit hall. At Abstract Studio's booth I was attracted by a series of comic books that happens to have the same name as my 11-month-old Airedale terrier: Echo. The books' main character, Julie Martin, is a young photographer who becomes enmeshed in a rich plot of secret, high-tech battle suits, particle accelerators, and black holes.
Terry Moore, Echo's writer, illustrator, and publisher, was in the booth. Although he has no physics background, he told me he avidly follows news about physics and other sciences. Throughout the Echo series, quotations from Albert Einstein, Robert Oppenheimer, and Stephen Hawking appear as epigraphs.
Rheology, the science of gooey fluids, was evident at the MakerBot booth (see photo). There, members of the MakerBot marketing team demonstrated how to use the company's 3D printers (or Replicators, to use MakerBot's Star Trek–inspired name) to make an assortment of objects. For more about the science and technology of 3D printing, check out Jermey Matthews's Physics Today story from last October.
One of the most interesting events I went to during Comic-Con was an outdoor reception hosted by Wired magazine on the roof deck of the nearby Omni hotel. Various technology companies helped sponsor the reception in return, I presume, for the chance to demonstrate their products to the invited guests, a mix of press people and movie people.
Among the sponsors was Nanodots. Belying its name, the company makes bead-sized spherical magnets that you assemble into strings, cubes, and other objects. "It's geometry with magnets," says the company's website. The magnets are made from Nd2Fe14B, a strong ferromagnetic material developed 30 years ago by General Motors and Sumitomo Special Metals. The range of shapes you can make with the spheres is wide, as you can tell from these photos that Nanodots enthusiasts have uploaded to the Dotpedia community site.
Deflector shields
One of the most fascinating aspects of Comic-Con is that its diverse mix of attendees and products seems somehow coherent, as if manifesting a wider, yet hard-to-define community. Just as I was not surprised to encounter a woman dressed as Daenerys Targaryen from HBO's Game of Thrones (replete with stuffed baby dragon on her shoulder), it also made sense to me that the American Physical Society has a regular booth in the exhibit hall. Not only was the APS team promoting physics, it was also giving away copies of its comic Spectra: The Original Laser Superhero, which is now in its fourth installment.
Whether Comic-Con will continue to thrive is the central theme of a new book, Comic-Con and the Business of Pop Culture (McGraw-Hill, 2012), by futurist and comic-book fan Robert Salkowitz. I read the book before heading to San Diego. To someone like me who's attended just two cons, it provided a helpful and insightful guide to the past, present, and possible futures of Comic-Con.
Although focused more on actual comics than its title might suggest, the book tackles topics that do indeed have implications for pop culture in general, especially the question of how comic books (and for that matter any printed media) will survive in the digital age. My hunch is that the internet, social media, and other aspects of our online world will be good for comics and their relatives in other media. For example, thanks to the TV-streaming service Hulu, fans of The Super Dimension Fortress Macross, a Japanese cartoon series that ran in the early 1980s, can now watch episodes on their iPads.
A flourishing culture of more-or-less science-based comics is good for science itself. Interest in the use of metamaterials to divert electromagnetic radiation has surely been raised by scientists and press officers invoking Harry Potter's invisibility cloak and the Klingons' cloaking device. Just yesterday, I received a press release from the UK's Science and Technology Facilities Council (STFC). Here's the first paragraph:
Scientists from RAL Space at the Rutherford Appleton Laboratory have solved a lunar mystery and their results might lead the way to determining if the same mechanism could be artificially manipulated to create safe havens for future space explorers. Their work focussed on the origin of the enigmatic "lunar swirls"—swirling patches of relatively pale lunar soil, some measuring several tens of km across, which have been an unresolved mystery—until now.
To attract the interest of science writers and, through them, the general public, the STFC press office chose a term from Star Trek for the title of the release: "'Deflector shields' protect the lunar surface."


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On Sunday, December 23rd, we were able to have a very fun and exciting night of Ping Pong. Not only did we get to see Amir Johnson, DeMar DeRozan and Ed Davis battle it out on the tables, but we also raised money for a great cause, The Remix Project.
We want to send a special shout out to our partners HopCity and Fortress Capital for helping make this event come to life!
Check below for some of the pics from the event, we also have a video dropping next week on AmirTV for everyone to check out!
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Availability of systems has doubled on new passenger cars since 2010…
As smart key systems reach a critical time in their development, SBD draws together its knowledge and research to define the future for smart key technology in this new report.
Availability of smart key systems has doubled in Europe since 2010 and the rise in split smart start and smart entry systems has helped increase fitment rates to over 15% on all new passenger cars. But does this mean that a future strategy of standard smart start systems with smart entry as optional is a viable long-term solution for OEMs and customers? Also, what impact will smartphones and in-vehicle telematics services have on the role of smart key systems in the car?
Designed as part of the SBD Secure Car research package into the next generation of smart key systems, this report analyses the latest in OEM, supplier and customer trends, setting out the development direction for the next five years of smart keys.
Fitment of smart key systems in Europe has been increasing steadily since the introduction of Keyless Go on the 1999 Mercedes-Benz S-Class and there are now several manufacturers who offer smart key on model ranges in the European market.
Smart Key technologies and fitment strategies continue to evolve in Europe, as various OEMs learn different lessons from the deployment of their first generation solutions.
This report brings together the key results of our European Smart Key Database and our European Smart Key End-user Survey and compares them against our previous research in these areas.
The report analyses the market trends for smart key, the evolution of consumer requirements for these systems and the potential directions this technology could go in the future.
This report will help you:
- Identify the latest trends in smart key systems across Europe.
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1.Executive Summary
2.Smart Key From Past To Present
2.1 Introduction
2.2 OEM Trends
2.2.1.Top Brands
2.2.2. Fitment Strategies
2.2.3. Pricing
2.3 Supplier Trends
2.4 Feature Trends
2.5 Consumer Trends
3. The Outlook For Smart Key Systems
3.1 Reducing Cost
3.1.1. Reducing Antennae
3.1.2. Split Systems
3.1.3. System Integration
3.2 Improving Convenience
3.2.1. Handle Design
3.2.2. Walk Away Locking
3.2.3. Automatic Unlocking
3.3 Maintaining Security
4. Preparing For The Long-Term Future
David Green Project Manager – Consulting Division
David graduated from Cardiff University with an honours degree in Mechanical Engineering. He has worked on a wide range projects across the area of vehicle security and was previously responsible for managing the UK insurance group rating process for one of SBD's major clients. He is now responsible for monitoring all the latest news developments in vehicle security, insurance requirements and theft trends across the globe to keep our client base up to date. David is SBD's expert on Smart Key technology and leads many of our benchmarking, research and analysis projects on the subject.


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> way SA plugin does that (with much less CPU time spent)
I use qmail-scanner-queue.pl, clamav, spamassassin and qmail
I can reject spam over a certain scoring threshold this way, yet I have not
figured out a way to just reject email based upon having a virus signature
per clamav.
So, I thought I would remove clamav from qmail-scanner-queue.pl and let
clamav be called from the SA ClamAV Plugin...
This way I can reject the email once it scores over a certain threshold and
not have it handled by quarantine etc.
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The school on posted private property bans any car over three years old. Kids can be thrown of school if their parents fail to show up at required events. High school diplomas are not granted until students attend a summer program to rate their graduation behavior. Kids with parents given so much as a parking ticket are subject to being dismissed for what the school calls family motivated academic and social misbehavior.
Its a different kind of punishment system at that school to socially alienate the students. That school has a long waiting list and recently starting paying property taxes to avoid coming city code that tried to shut it down. Irony is the school has a worse graduation rate than the public schools.


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