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Liquid Image has just announced its new Explorer Series 8.0MP underwater camera mask. Allowing users to record underwater footage without having to carry a separate waterproof camera, the Liquid Image Explorer Series 8.0MP model 304 records VGA video at 30 frames per second and has the added ability of taking eight-megapixel stills. Depth rated to 15 feet, the camera comes with two AAA batteries and retails for £79.99.
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Liquid Image introduces its latest Explorer Series 8.0MP underwater camera mask
July 2012, Liquid Image, a leader in wearable technology, has announced the introduction of its Explorer Series 8.0MP underwater video camera mask. This new model records VGA video (640x480) at 30 frames per second and has the added ability of taking 8.0MP still images.
The Liquid Image Explorer Series 8.0MP model 304 is a high quality integrated waterproof swim mask/video camera that allows users to record underwater footage without having to carry a separate waterproof camera. The camera functions to a depth of 5m/15ft, making it ideal for capturing swim and snorkel memories, whilst allowing the user to keep their hands free.
The goggle lenses are made of tempered glass and have integrated crosshairs that help users to line up shots. Operating the camera is simplicity itself: to capture a photo or record a video, users simply switch on the camera, choose the mode (video or picture) and then press the shutter button. LED lights inside the mask will indicate which mode is being used.
Downloading images is as easy as plugging in the mask to your PCs or Macs USB port, using the USB cable that comes with the product. The included software (PC only) allows users to edit their content if required. The built-in 16 MB memory can store up to 27 high resolution pictures or up to 52 seconds of video and the mask also features a micro SD card slot which can expand the memory up to 32GB for additional pictures or videos.
The mask/camera requires two AAA batteries, which are included, and the estimated battery performance is over 2 hours of video.
The Explorer Series 8.0MP model 304 is available now with an RRP of £79.99
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The Paper & Paperboard in Germany industry profile is an essential resource for top-level data and analysis covering the paper & paperboard industry. It includes detailed data on market size and segmentation, plus textual and graphical analysis of the key trends and competitive landscape, leading companies and demographic information.
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The paper and paperboard market measures a country or region's total use of paper and paperboard in tonnes. Paper and paperboard include newsprint, printing and writing paper, packaging paper, household and sanitary paper, and other paper and paperboard. Volumes are the consumption of paper and paperboard in tonnes, and values are calculated using average annual selling price of paper and paperboard per tonne multiplied by consumption volumes. Any currency conversions used in the creation of this report have been calculated using constant annual average exchange rates.
Western Europe comprises Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Italy, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden, and the UK.
CHAPTER 1 Market Overview
1.1 Market Definition
1.2 Research Highlights
1.3 Market Analysis
CHAPTER 2 Market Value
CHAPTER 3 Market Volume
CHAPTER 4 Market Segmentation
CHAPTER 5 Five Forces Analysis
5.1 Summary
5.2 Buyer Power
5.3 Supplier Power
5.4 New Entrants
5.5 Substitutes
5.6 Rivalry
CHAPTER 6 Leading Companies
6.1 Stora Enso Oyj
6.2 UPM-Kymmene Corporation
6.3 Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget
CHAPTER 7 Market Forecasts
7.1 Market Value Forecast
7.2 Market Volume Forecast
CHAPTER 8 Macroeconomic Indicators
CHAPTER 9 Appendix
9.1 Methodology
9.2 Industry Associations
9.3 Related Datamonitor Research
Table 1: Germany Paper & Paperboard Market Value: $ billion, 2004-2008
Table 2: Germany Paper & Paperboard Market Volume: Metric tons million, 2004-2008
Table 3: Germany Paper & Paperboard Market Segmentation: % Share, by Value, 2008
Table 4: Key Facts: Stora Enso Oyj
Table 5: Key Financials: Stora Enso Oyj
Table 6: Key Facts: UPM-Kymmene Corporation
Table 7: Key Financials: UPM-Kymmene Corporation
Table 8: Key Facts: Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget
Table 9: Key Financials: Svenska Cellulosa Aktiebolaget
Table 10: Germany Paper & Paperboard Market Value Forecast: $ billion, 2008-2013
Table 11: Germany Paper & Paperboard Market Volume Forecast: Metric tons million, 2008-2013
Table 12: Germany Size of Population (million) , 2004-2008
Table 13: Germany GDP (Constant 2000 Prices, $ billion), 2004-2008
Table 14: Germany Inflation, 2004-2008
Table 15: Germany Exchange Rate, 2004-2008

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Surviving are her four daughters, Kym and Robert Zumbrink of South Haven, Jodi Carlson of South Haven, Tracy Mokma of Holland, and Sara Dickinson of Fennville; nine grandchildren;10 great-grandchildren; three stepsons, Mike, Mark, and Don and several step-grandchildren and great-grandchildren; one brother; several nieces and nephews, and two cousins.
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PARIS - Henrik Leth has broken the Dutch hegomony over the French championship. After Marianne Croeze (2007 and 2008) and Anton Kösters (2009), both from the Netherlands, today it was a Danish player who has won the French Open, one of the most prestigious and important mahjong tournaments in Europe. Runner-up was Brigitte Sandarom; since she was the best French player, she was declared French champion 2010. Thanks to Gerda Van Oorschot, who won the third prize, there was still a good success for the Dutch in Paris. 108 players participated.
Last year's winner Anton Kösters - he ended on the third position, one week ago, during the Spanish Open, last week in Murcia - landed just in the top-twenty of the tournament. Marianne Croeze, double winner of the tournament, was less succesful: she ended on position number 48.
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Arthur Eugene "Gene" Limehouse, Sr., 83, of Summerville, husband of Mary Boyle Limehouse, passed away at his residence Saturday, August 31, 2013.
Mr. Limehouse was born on August 11, 1930, son of the late Robert Ashley Limehouse, Sr. and Minnie Koester Limehouse. He was a graduate of Summerville High School, Erskine College, and Appalachian State University. He was a lifelong educator. He taught Physical Education and Mathematics in Aiken, Orangeburg, and Charleston Counties. In addition to his teaching responsibilities in Orangeburg County, he served as assistant coach of football, basketball and track. He had the honor of becoming the first football coach at Garrett High School in Charleston County. He was later promoted to assistant principal at Garrett High School and principal of Chicora Elementary. In 1970, he chose to seek employment in his hometown of Summerville and was hired as the principal of Alston Junior High School. He later became principal of R. H. Rollings Elementary School, where he remained for nearly twenty years. After retiring, he worked with student teachers from The Citadel. He was awarded The Order of the Palmetto in 1990 and inducted into the Summerville High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2000.
Surviving in addition to his wife are: his son, Arthur Eugene Limehouse, Jr. of Yelm, Washington; three daughters: Mary Doar Rodrick (Don) of Summerville, Sallie Cheatham (Ben) of Summerville, and Marti Hooten (Jim) of Irmo; his sisters: Love Moody (Chut), Jo Anne Lowder (Gibby), and Dinah Wright (Edmund); sisters-in-law: Ruth Limehouse and Bill Limehouse; ten grandchildren: Ti, Doary, Cathy, Sarah, Arthur, Jamie, Elizabeth, Bentley, Mary Ashley, and Madison; 10 great-grandchildren and a number of nieces and nephews. In addition to his parents, Mr. Limehouse was predeceased by two brothers, Robert Ashley Limehouse, Jr. and T.C. Limehouse.
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WEST SPRINGFIELD – The Town Council Monday adopted a tax classification scheme that lowers the tax rate for homeowners by 4.6 percent and for businesses by 7.8 percent.
The fiscal 2013 tax classification schedule will trigger a residential property tax rate of $16.44 per thousand dollars of valuation and $32.86 per thousand for business and industry.
The fiscal 2011 tax rate was $17.24 per thousand dollars of valuation for homes and $35.65 per thousand for businesses.
The new rates mean the average residential tax bill will decline by $164.19 or 4.4 percent to $3,532.49, while the tax bill for the average business will go down by $2,364.71 or 8.5 percent to $25,591.29.
Town Council President Kathleen A. Bourque made the motion to set a residential property tax shift factor of 1.53 onto the business sector. The motion was supported by councilors Bruce L. Gendron, Angus M. Rushlow, George D. Condon III, John R. Sweeney, Brian J. Griffin, George R. Kelly and Bourque. Voting against the tax shift factor were councilors Lida M. Powell and Robert M. Mancini.
Bourque and other councilors described the 1.53 tax shift factor as a good compromise for both homeowners and businesses.
"This rate is an excellent compromise. This is a very fair rate," Griffin said.
"I think it is indeed a nice compromise," Kelly said.
If the city had the same rate for both residential and business property owners it would be $21.48 per thousand dollars of valuation with residents picking up 69.3 percent of the total tax levy and businesses paying 30.7 percent.
Under tax classification, a residential tax shift factor of 1.53 moves some of the residential burden onto businesses, reducing the homeowners' share of the total amount raised by property taxes to 53 percent with businesses picking up 47 percent
Earlier, Powell had proposed a residential shift factor of 1.5105, which would trigger a residential tax rate of $16.62 per thousand dollars of valuation and $32.44 per thousand dollars of valuation for businesses.
In making the proposal, Powell said she wanted to give businesses a break because of what she described as a lot of empty buildings in the community.
Mayor Gregory C. Neffinger, who wanted to see a residential tax shift factor of 1.5, said he was very happy the city can give a tax rate decrease to both the residential and commercial sectors. A residential tax shift factor of 1.5 would result in a residential tax rate of $16.72 per thousand dollars of valuation and a business tax rate of $32.21 per thousand dollars of valuation.
"We have already begun to work to do the same thing next year," the mayor said.
The mayor said the city had the fifth highest commercial tax rate in the commonwealth's 351 cities and towns in fiscal 2012, which ended June 30. He said the new tax rate could bring the city's ranking to about 16.
"We wish it were lower," local businessman John P. Weiss, who is on the executive board of the West of the River Chamber of Commerce, said of the new commercial tax rate.
He said business owners would like to see the shift factor reduced to 1.51, but that the new rates are a "win' for both homeowners and the business community.


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There are few things that are more embarrassing than a breakout. Advertisements and infomercials featuring tons of different skin care lines all promise perfect skin and more importantly, the confidence that goes along with it. Sometimes those programs work for people, and that's fantastic! But what if it doesn't work?
Truthfully, I never even had a breakout until I reached college. And it was like my skin was making up for lost time, because my skin went from clear to a war zone in mere weeks. Maybe it was stress, hormones, going out every night, studying so hard… I have no clue. I became so frustrated with myself, spent way too much money on makeup to cover it up (which usually resulted in making me break out more), tried tons of different topical creams, scrubs, toners… sound familiar? Sometimes it seemed to improve a little, but the results never lasted too long. Finally I stepped back, put all the creams and makeup away, and looked at my lifestyle. And that made all the difference:
1. Really pay attention to your diet and physical health. I mean, think about it. If you're eating and drinking a bunch of crap, is it really a surprise that your skin is a reflection of what you eat? Eating more fruits and vegetables is not only the healthier (and cheaper!) choice, but some studies have shown that in just around six weeks, your complexion can totally change. This step was so difficult for me, but I felt so much better, and I actually ended up trying lots of new healthier foods that I loved and craved. It was really amazing how after about a week, I didn't even think about fast food or sweets anymore. And if you think about it, it's a total win-win situation: you're eating better, cheaper, and your skin is gonna look amazing. (Citrus fruits, mango, avocado, and berries are especially best.) Also, drinking a lot of alcohol is horrible for you AND your skin.
2. Drink more water. Chances are, you're not drinking enough water. This nifty little tool can help you figure out exactly how much you should be drinking every day. If it's hard to remember or gauge how much you should drink, carry a water bottle around with you and measure it out throughout the day. I carry a Smart Water bottle to work with me and fill it up a little more than twice while I'm there all day, to make sure I get my 2 liters. If you're a coffee enthusiast like me, you may want to add a little more to your bottom line, depending on how much coffee or soda you drink. Whenever my skin is looking blah, I drink a little more throughout the day, and it almost always clears up. Not only is it good for your skin, but you'll probably also notice a difference mentally- I get fewer headaches and even my hair/nails look better when I'm well-hydrated.
3. Don't touch your face. Just don't. When I have a breakout, I can't stop touching my face. I have to make sure it's still there, torturing me, and not growing any more than it absolutely has to. It's gross, but hey, we're all human. Once I made the 'no touchy' rule, it really shocked me how often I touch my face every day without even thinking about it. When I'm at work, I rest my head on my hands. When I'm on the internet, where's my hand… oh, there it is. On my chin. *a few days later* Oh cool. Look at that blemish. On my chin. Coincidence? I think not. While you're trying to break yourself of the habit, keep some hand sanitizer nearby. Oh, and those makeup brushes/sponges/applicators? Make sure they're cleaned with an antibacterial soap and/or replaced often.
4. Make sure your pillowcases and bedsheets are cleaned at least once a week. I have pretty oily skin, and I live in Texas, so I'm pretty much always sweating. I keep backup pillowcases and change them out every few days. Silk pillowcases are especially awesome because A) they feel great B) they're way better for your hair and skin and C) no wake-up pillow lines on your face! Silk doesn't trap dirt and oil like cotton pillowcases do, and it won't pull on hair, causing split ends and breakage. They're also pretty affordable – and well worth the switch.
5. Pay attention to when and where you are prone to breakout. Do you only break out in certain areas on your face? Or maybe only a certain time of the year? Is there a season in particular where your skin looks the best/worst? Really pay attention to your body… For example, I used to break out along my hairline. After really paying attention and trying to think of what may cause it, I realized that my hair conditioner was sitting on my skin near my hairline, causing an oily, breakout-prone area. Simply washing my face AFTER I conditioned my hair solved that problem. If you tend to break out at a certain time of the month, it may be hormonal. If your breakouts tend to vary season-to-season, maybe you need a different regimen for summer and winter, etc. Really pay attention to your body; sometimes it can provide a solution.
I hope this helps! As I said earlier, everyone's hormones are different, and what works for some may not work for others. However, most of these steps are for your overall health, not just skin care. But the healthier and better you feel, the healthier your skin will probably look. And you can't put a price on that.
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Natural gas leaseholders and industry have sued at least two municipalities,
challenging recently enacted zoning ordinances that remove natural gas
extraction as a permissible land use-in effect banning fracking within
municipal borders. State courts are now poised to decide whether
localities in New York have the power to ban fracking locally, or if ordinances
banning fracking are preempted by state law. The question presented is whether the Oil, Gas, and Solution Mining Law (OGSM) preempts a
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A suicide bomb attack in Pakistan has left at least 49 people dead and more than 100 wounded. The explosion was detonated from a car in the northwest city of Peshawar, ripping through a crowded shopping area there.
Peshawar has been a frequent target of militants linked to the Taliban and al Qaeda. Friday's attack demonstrates the ability of insurgents to strike in Pakistan's major cities despite ongoing operations pressuring their networks. The Pakistani government has responded by saying it has "no other option" but to launch an offensive in the militant stronghold along the Afghan border.
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Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at FAU Announces its Head of Development
PORT ST. LUCIE, FL (September 24, 2008) – Jack Aylor has been made head of development and fundraising operations for the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute (HBOI) at Florida Atlantic University (FAU). In addition, Aylor will continue to serve in his current role as director of development and foundation relations for FAU's Treasure Coast campus. Aylor joined FAU's Division of University Advancement in 2007.
The union between FAU and HBOI, officially approved last December, has resulted in exciting research opportunities for the two institutions. Recently, FAU's Board of Trustees named the Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution Foundation, Inc. (HBOIF) as a direct support organization of FAU. This designation allows the FAU Foundation, Inc. (FAUF) to establish and administer funds on behalf of HBOI. The HBOIF manages various assets on behalf of Harbor Branch, including the popular specialty license plate program that benefits HBOI research programs for "Protect Wild Dolphins," "Protect Florida Whales," "Save Our Seas" and "Aquaculture."
Aylor will spearhead HBOI's efforts in raising funds for annual giving, major gifts, endowments and planned giving initiatives. The HBOI Associates annual membership program will be organized through the new development office along with other fundraising efforts.
"Harbor Branch has a great research mission and tremendous potential for garnering private gifts and endowments. The merger with FAU further enhances the overall capabilities to build future academic programs and fund capital projects," said Aylor. "I look forward to serving as the link between these two well-respected institutions."
Prior to joining FAU, Aylor developed and managed successful fundraising, foundation and community relations programs at Frostburg State University, MD, Randolph-Macon Academy, VA, and Dickinson State University, ND.
Florida Atlantic University opened its doors in 1964 as the fifth public university in Florida. Today, the University serves more than 26,000 undergraduate and graduate students on seven campuses strategically located along 150 miles of Florida's southeastern coastline. Building on its rich tradition as a teaching university, with a world-class faculty, FAU hosts 10 colleges: College of Architecture, Urban & Public Affairs, Dorothy F. Schmidt College of Arts & Letters, the Charles E. Schmidt College of Biomedical Science, the Barry Kaye College of Business, the College of Education, the College of Engineering & Computer Science, the Harriet L. Wilkes Honors College, the Graduate College, the Christine E. Lynn College of Nursing and the Charles E. Schmidt College of Science.
Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institute at FAU is one of the world's leading oceanographic research organizations dedicated to exploring the earth's oceans, estuaries and coastal regions for the benefit of mankind. Focus areas at Harbor Branch include aquaculture, biomedical marine research, engineering research and development, marine operations, marine science, and marine mammal research and conservation. Situated on 530 acres located along the Indian River lagoon near Fort Pierce, Florida, Harbor Branch houses some of the world's leading ocean science laboratories. To carry out its work, Harbor Branch operates an ocean going research vessel and submersibles capable of diving to, and working at, depths of 3,000 ft.


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HQ: Schaumburg, Illinois
Aggregate Member Sales: $16.1B (in 2008)
Service areas: Continental U.S., Canada
DMA is a national foodservice distribution system whose shareholders are prominent regional foodservice distributors. They join forces to provide operators with the pricing, distribution, and technological advantages of a national organization and the service priority of a local business. Program management and reporting tools allow them to reduce costs throughout the supply chain and provide services in contract management, business intelligence, systems integration, freight, and logistics.
HQ: Houston, Texas
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Service areas: U.S.
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HQ: Cumming, Georgia
Aggregate member sales: $2.5B
Service areas: U.S., Caribbean, Canada
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HQ: Atlanta, Georgia
Aggregate member sales: $4B
Service areas: 535 distribution centers in the U.S.
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HQ: Salinas, California
Aggregate Member Sales: $14B
Service area: 44 distribution centers in the U.S., Canada
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HQ: Monterey, California
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Service area: 70 distribution centers in the U.S.
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Girl: From today I don't have any relation with you. Boy: Ok! Fine! Return all my gifts that I gave you. Girl: Fine! I'll return all. Boy: Let's start from the mobile top-up balance and scratch card numbers… Girl: Oh come on darling! I was just kidding with you!
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The next day, she held her daughter, changed her diaper - and turned the newborn over to a Mennonite family.
By the time Manson was back at Riverside Correctional Facility in Northeast Philadelphia, the Mennonites who had agreed to foster her daughter had settled the baby into their home in Manheim, Pa., where stretches of Lancaster County countryside dwarf urban yards and horse-drawn buggies are a soothing counterpoint to city streets.
"I knew I had to give her up," Manson said. "I wanted her to go to the prison with me, but that wouldn't have been fair to her even if the prison let babies come in."


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Can old lovers remain good friends
December 11, 2009 at 1:30 pm in Family & Relationships, Love & Sex by Shondelle
My boyfriend insists he can remain best friends with his old girlfriend. We are both in our 50's and in a long distance relationship. He works in a job where he travels to the office where she is a secretary in the office he frequents every other week. When he goes there, he takes her to lunch and also gives her a donut when he arrives on the premises that she is helpful in assisting him on the job. She visits with him the entire time he is there going through files. I have voiced my displeasure about this relationship the two years we have been committed in our relationship, but he says I shouldn't be threatened by their "friendship". He offers her parenting, money, and relationship advice and they discuss industry gossip. She also calls him all the time throughout the weeks to discuss the same topics. I have severed all previous relationships with my ex-husband and prior two intimate relationships. He also does not communicate with his two ex-wives but does stay connected with this ex-girlfriend and other ex-girlfriend.
This woman has made it very clear that she wants him back. She said they could get together and I wouldn't have to know about it. Sometimes he will tell me about their conversations and other times, I ask, and then he will offer information. I have asked for total disclosure, and he said, "No problem." However, he seems to not always tell me because I become so upset about the level of discussion they go into — her sex life with her boyfriends. I don't think that is appropriate.
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Martin - Wiles
Alice R. Martin and Lester L. Wiles Jr. were married Saturday, Jan. 26, at Park Place Towers Parlor. The Rev. Jerry Bell, Park Central chaplain, officiated.
Thompson - Koontz
Meredith Michelle Shelley Thompson and Joshua Adam Koontz were married Saturday, Nov. 24, at the Wedding Chapel. The Rev. Danny Lucas officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Fleming
Mary and Darrell Fleming celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Plum Creek Fellowship.
Downing - Sullivan
Kayla Downing and Craig Sullivan were married Saturday, Jan. 19, at Westminster Presbyterian Church. Jeremiah Meadows officiated.
Brown - Foster
Kristen Brown and Chad Foster, both of Stinnett, were married Saturday, Dec. 29, at First Baptist Church in Stinnett. The Rev. John Denton officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Bodiford
Helen and Royce Bodiford of Odessa celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs. McKinley
Glendene and Gary McKinley celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner. The event was hosted by their daughter, Susan Thomas of Borger and son, Mark McKinley of Amarillo.
Mollie Grace Kerbo
Kent and Misty Kerbo of Amarillo announce the birth of their daughter, Mollie Grace Kerbo. She was born Nov. 15, 2007. She weighed 7 pounds, 4¾ ounces and was 19½ inches long. Grandparents are Barbara and Cecil Kerbo and Janet and Larry Jenkins.
Hernandez - Renteria
Maria Maldonado-Hernandez and John Phillip Renteria were married Saturday, Jan. 12, at Our Lady of Guadalupe Church. The Rev. John Dalton officiated.
Heller - Gehring
Chelsea Leigh Heller of Waco and Taylor Runyan Gehring of Amarillo were married Saturday, Jan. 5, at St. Alban's Episcopal Church in Waco. The Rev. Jeff W. Fisher officiated.
Art Beat - Achievements in Art exhibit honors Dord Fitz
If you think, upon entering the main-floor galleries of the Amarillo Museum of Art, "Bless my soul!" you'll get your wish - with abstract art providing the benedictions.
Rep to present 'Three Little Pigs'
Amarillo Repertory Theatre will present "Three Little Pigs" at 2:30 p.m. Saturday and Sunday beginning Saturday and running through Feb. 17 at The Rep, 3701 Plains Blvd., No. 25.
Artist's reception Friday in Canyon
Midland artist Adrian Amiro will show paintings and jewelry pieces at the Canyon Clay Co. from Friday through Feb. 29.
First Friday Art Walk scheduled
The Galleries at Sunset Center will host its First Friday Art Walk from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Sunset Center, 3701 Plains Blvd.
Lift Every Voice to feature variety of music
Three Mo' Tenors, featuring Amarillo native Ramone Diggs, will sing on Friday in Amarillo.
Coffee, artists good mix
Jason Barrett opened The 806 to sell coffee.
Panhandle Art Center hosting shows
The Panhandle Art Center will host two art shows through February.
Tenors lure audiences of all ages
The Ten Tenors performs its "Here's to the Heroes" show at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday and Wednesday in the Amarillo Civic Center Auditorium, 401 S. Buchanan St. The show is the second in the 2007-2008 Broadway Spotlight Series.
Oil painting workshop scheduled
Oil painter Cynde Roof will host a workshop next weekend at the Amarillo Art Institute.
Arts Calendar
First Friday Art Walk 5 to 9 p.m. Friday, The Galleries at Sunset Center, 3701 Plains Blvd. (806) 354-8802.
Complex trades worry economy watchers
WASHINGTON - Even as lawmakers agreed on a tax rebate to stimulate consumer spending, a new threat to the economy is emerging because of the complex way the financial system has recently tried to cover its losses.
Week in Review: Area's Ethanol Plans
Hereford: The numbers say there is a lot going on in Hereford's first ethanol plant - 1.3 million gallons of water a day; 280,000 gallons of ethanol a day; 150,000 bushels of grain a day.
Note: All petitions have been verified to be voluntary.
Framer goes out on his own
CHOCTAW, Okla. - Behind an abandoned church in Choctaw is a 5,000-square-foot building that was once used as a sanctuary before the church grew too big for the space.
CEOs rank Texas, Nevada top states for doing business
California and New York are rated by top executives as the worst states to do business, according to a recent poll of 605 chief executive officers conducted by Chief Executive magazine.
Pathway to success
Roy Bara and his family have seen lots of success stories, each a little different and each just as important as the last.
The global commerce equation
DAVOS, Switzerland - Brazil's foreign minister said Saturday that ethanol was the key to making trade work for the environment, a sensitive but increasingly important task amid rising concern over global warming.
Beijing market infamous for fakes launches its own brand
BEIJING - A Beijing clothing market infamous for knockoff merchandise is putting out its own line of branded goods - with a warning to counterfeiters to stay away.
Gas prices drop
Retail gasoline price levels continued to fall across Texas this week for a second week, according to a weekly survey released Friday.
Feeling the squeeze
The temperature in Lea Wait's home has been falling along with stock prices.
Former TCFA president, CEO garners statewide award
Knowledge and action marked Richard McDonald's time leading Texas cattle feeders, and his work landed him a statewide award.
Earnings jump
Microsoft Corp. forecast a rosy 2008 - despite broader economic worries - after it blew by Wall Street's expectations for a second consecutive quarter.
Stocks fall
Wall Street ended a tumultuous week with a sharp decline Friday, backtracking following two days of stunning gains as investors turned cautious and cashed in some of their winnings.
Markets rally
European and Asian markets rallied Friday near the end of a tumultuous trading week as investors took heart from Wall's Street's gains overnight and positive U.S. labor market data.
Energy law will affect appliances, light bulbs
WASHINGTON - From light bulbs to clothes washers, the energy law passed by Congress and signed by President Bush in December will change many of the appliances in the average American home.
Two Aggies charged with felony robbery
COLLEGE STATION - Two Texas A & M football players accused of tying up and mugging a drug dealer at gunpoint have been indicted on felony robbery charges, the district attorney's office said.
Colorado's Brittany Spears creating her own identity
LUBBOCK - Brittany Spears is once again making headlines, but this time it's for a good reason.
Big 12 Women
Dominic Seals had 21 points and nine rebounds Saturday to lead Texas Tech past Colorado, 62-44, in Big 12 Conference women's basketball at Lubbock's United Spirit Arena.
Big 12 Men
Dominique Kirk hit the go-ahead free throws with 44 seconds left, and No. 18 Texas A & M snapped a three-game losing streak with a 59-56 Big 12 Conference men's basketball victory against Oklahoma State on Saturday at Stillwater, Okla.
Even without Durant, UT has notable wins
AUSTIN - Texas Tech probably was among many basketball teams that weren't sorry to see Kevin Durant leave Texas early for the NBA.
Longhorns kind to Knight, but not his team
AUSTIN - Texas Tech head coach Bob Knight got a standing ovation and a rousing cheer from Texas fans for getting his 900th victory earlier this season.
Christian youth groups reach teens at school
These aren't the typical clubs one expects to find in a public high school.
Congregational Corner - Valleyview Church of the Nazarene
Huckabee's experience seen as asset
PINE BLUFF, Ark. - Mike Huckabee learned how to be a politician in church.
Tough times for Pakistan's religious minorities
KARACHI, Pakistan - As the echo of hymns fades at St. Andrews Church, the call to prayer begins at the mosque next door on another Sunday in Karachi, where both steeples and minarets reach for the heavens.
Cross Currents: Discovering God's glory in the sunrise
Long before my usual wake-up hour, I dragged my body out of bed one morning.
Perfect powder at a price
WHISTLER, British Columbia - A dozen years ago, a roommate and I were wasting away another rainy winter night in Seattle when we decided to drive the pickup five hours north to Whistler.
Niki Taylor a model mentor on Bravo
NEW YORK - Niki Taylor's words of wisdom to would-be models: Be comfortable in your own skin. It also wouldn't hurt to be a little humble.
'Born Standing Up' brainy guide
Many comedians have written memoirs, but few have risked much in the effort. It's all too easy to package a stage routine into a book, slap on a grinning front-cover portrait and a catchy one-word title ("Seinlanguage," "Fatherhood") and hope nobody remembers hearing the same funny stories on "The Tonight Show" last year.
'The Color Purple' closes Feb. 24 on Broadway after a two-year run
NEW YORK - "The Color Purple" will close Feb. 24 on Broadway after a run of more than two years.
Does she or doesn't she?
Clairol created the first American at-home hair color kit in 1956. Here are some of the company's other milestones:
Castro story undiluted
In the winter of his life, and with his political future unclear, Fidel Castro's personal musings on subjects from the Cuban Missile Crisis to his successor are now accessible to Americans in a new English version of more than 100 hours of transcripts from interviews he gave before falling ill in mid-2006.
Dear Abby: Friends rally to aid cancer patient
Dear Abby: A friend was diagnosed with cancer. A single woman living alone, she rallied a group of co-workers, friends and neighbors to donate their time to help her with a variety of tasks. These included driving her back and forth to chemo and doctor appointments, fixing meals, cleaning her house (she has OCD and was super-picky about every detail - including cleaning the cat box), sleeping over to make sure she was OK (we had only a lumpy couch because she refused to set up a bed in one of her two vacant bedrooms) and handling a variety of other tasks.
Stephen King's 'Duma Key' one of best in years
"Duma Key" continues Stephen King's ongoing desire to meld his monsters and boogeymen with more literate, sophisticated narratives.
Heloise: Ferrets can be a handful
Dear Heloise: I am proudly owned by four ferrets who were rescued from people who would probably have sent them to a shelter.
Be a man, choose subtle jewelry
NEW YORK - There's a fine line not to be crossed when men wear jewelry. Too much can be a put-off but a little glimpse of shine under the collar or cuff can be powerful or even sexy.
In the Service
Air Force Airman Clarence O. Holman has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio.
Pairings for Chinese New Year
We suggest gathering lots of food-and-wine-loving friends for a big Chinese New Year banquet so everyone can taste a little of everything. But smaller parties may opt to focus on just a few dishes or a single bottle (or two) of wine. In that case, here's where to start.
Awareness of problem on rise
When most people think of allergies, they think of sneezing, stuffy noses and watery eyes inflamed from pollens, molds and dust.
Dear Abby: Woman's stepchildren create party central
Dear Abby: I married a man with two adult children. When I met him, "Jerry" was a single father whose ex-wife had died soon after their divorce.
Dr. Gott: 'Trigger foods' can lead to spastic colon, IBS
Dear Dr. Gott: I just read the article from the person suffering from spastic colon/IBS. I am a 41-year-old woman who was diagnosed 23 years ago with spastic colon. I suffered miserably with the same symptoms. It was debilitating. Then I found this Web site about a year ago - www.HelpForIBS.com. It offers advice about trigger foods, which, when avoided, can reduce problems associated with spastic colon/IBS. The site suggests one avoid all dairy.
Working the system to get some upgrades
On airplanes, do you ever wonder how the college-age girl in non-designer jeans afforded that first-class seat? How about the ill-suited man in scuffed shoes who nabs the top-floor suite at a hotel?
Amarillo High's Lady Sandies scored six second-half goals Friday in pounding Pampa, 7-1, in a nondistrict soccer match.
Metro Boys Roundup
The Canyon Eagles made their District 5-3A opener a successful one Friday night at home by rolling past Dalhart, 57-48.
Cobb, Tascosa beat PD
The Tascosa Lady Rebels pulled out a close victory over Palo Duro on Friday in Tascosa coach Johnny Cobb's last home wrestling dual.
H.S. Swimming
Pampa doubled its pleasure, while Caprock's David Matlock swam to a district record in the 100 butterfly, highlighting Amarillo-area performances in the District 2-5A and District 3-4A swimming meets Saturday in the Pete Ragus Aquatic Center.
Lady Eagles turn up pressure
Canyon girls basketball coach Joe Lombard said if Friday's showdown with Dalhart was a 70-point game, his team would be in trouble.
H.S. Soccer
Palo Duro soccer coach Charles Johnson said no one can remember the last time the Dons won a tournament.
Lady Dons take charge in 3-4A race
The "other" Randall-Palo Duro game Friday night might have given basketball fans an indication of what's in store later this season.
Metro Girls Roundup
Tascosa missed a chance to jumble the District 2-5A girls race, losing 71-41 to co-leader Lubbock Coronado at the Coronado gym.
Lance Lahnert: Both teams awed by sellout crowd
Take a bow, high school basketball fans.
H.S. Wrestling
Despite taking 15 varsity wrestlers to a two-day meet in Clinton, Okla., the Amarillo High boys wrestling team came away with only three medal winners Saturday.
The streaks continue
With the first half of District 3-4A boys basketball play in the books, the only thing the Palo Duro Dons have been unable to do is lose.
UIL coaches are urged to send in nominations
University Interscholastic League coaches unable to attend the annual regional coaches meeting Saturday in Plainview can vote early for all-star coaches and make nominations for all-star players by fax or mail.
Gorillas pop Scorpions, 7-2
Confidence and momentum can mean everything for a team down the stretch of a playoff run.
Gorillas win, 5-3, gain ground in race
The Amarillo Gorillas snapped out of their slump Friday night with a 5-3 Central Hockey League victory against the Wichta Thunder in Kansas Coliseum at Wichita, Kan.
Basketball, Bull Riding, Extreme Sports, Figure Skating, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Tennis, Transactions, Skiing
Panhandle Sports Hall Of Fame Athletes Recipients
PSHOF Baseball Athlete Winners
Battle of the Bulls not for faint of heart
Justin Leeper of Hobbs, N.M., gets a face full of hide while atop Chester during the Professional Bull Riders Enterprise Rent-A-Car Battle of the Bulls on Saturday night at the Amarillo National Center. Chester was judged the best of 55 bulls Friday night. For full results of Saturday's rides, see Monday's Amarillo Globe-News.
Panhandle Sports Hall of Fame Athletes of the Year
Lance Lahnert: In the Ledoux household, there's a Giants love affair
When senior Joe Ledoux pulls out of his driveway and heads off to Tascosa High each school day morning, he stands alone in the state of Texas in a GIANT way.
Basketball, Baseball, Golf, Hockey, Boxing, Winter X Games, Transactions, Bowling
Dallas holds off Lakers
DALLAS - Josh Howard had 26 points and played tough defense on Kobe Bryant during a game-changing third quarter, and the Dallas Mavericks held off a furious finish by Bryant for a 112-105 victory against the Los Angeles Lakers on Friday night.
Hornets crush Spurs for eighth straight win
SAN ANTONIO - David West scored 32 points, and the New Orleans Hornets won their eighth straight, routing the defending champion San Antonio Spurs, 102-78, on Saturday night.
STDs 'an incredible problem'
Potter County has the second-highest gonorrhea rate and the third-highest chlamydia rate in the state, according to the state data for 2006.
The selling of Giuliani
Shooting the 2008 presidential campaign of Rudy Giuliani might be the most high-profile assignment for father and son Dale and John Scarberry, but it's not the most memorable.
Vehicle flips, three injured
Three people, including an infant, suffered injuries Friday night during a rollover in the 8800 block of Interstate 27.
Ex-Bar leader to speak
Clarendon College will host Broadus Spivey, former president of the Texas State Bar, for a lecture event on Monday.
Show reels in outdoor lovers
If you love outdoor sports, the Outdoor World trade show is sure to float your boat.
Where there's smoke ...
Randall County Fire and Rescue works on a grass fire Friday at Washington Street and McAfee Road.
Celebrate Education: W-o-r-k before s-u-c-c-e-s-s
For the last eight rounds of the Potter County Senior Spelling Bee, Anjali Raghuram successfully spelled every word pitched to her by pronouncer Dr. Steve Urban.
Project to fight super staph City part of 3-site study
Amarillo will be one of three sites in a state pilot program designed to track cases of a hard-to-treat staph infection.
Man ejected, dies in rollover
A Borger man died early Saturday when his vehicle rolled four times on State Highway 136.
Canyon seeks retirement status
Canyon sees a golden opportunity in marketing itself as a place for people to spend their golden years.
Counties will get $6.9M
Potter and Randall counties will receive a combined $6.9 million in grants from the Texas Historical Commission to preserve their courthouses, it was announced Friday.
Funds top concern for schools
AUSTIN - The start of the 81st Legislature is a year away, but for hundreds of school superintendents who'll gather here this week, one issue is already on their minds - funding.
Profiles of Success - Jared Knipp: Learning to learn
Receiving an education has helped launch my career in information technology, given me a means to support my family, and allowed me to become productive member of society.
Prankster: Lighter ad for Bush was fake
LUBBOCK - Laura Bush hasn't smoked in about 30 years, a close friend said.
Jon Mark Beilue: Former director remembers Kids, Inc.'s start
Last Monday, the Kids, Inc. Warehouse was closed because of Martin Luther King Jr. Day. But later in the day, executive director Jimmy Lackey opened the doors to let a little history walk in.
Pro bull riders hang on for one more show
The first question was easy.
Tragedy spurs safety
Corby Marshall already had started his infection control supply company when his mother sent him a hometown newspaper clipping.
On the edge of common sense: Voters often look in mirrors
Parents Magazine polled readers about which of the 2008 presidential candidates would make the best baby sitter.
45 killed every day
By the time you read this, most of the animals in the above photos will be dead. More than 10,000 abandoned animals - about 45 every single weekday - are euthanized yearly to deal with Amarillo's stray and unwanted pet problem. It's an inexpensive solution - $1.65 per animal - to a problem Animal Control Department employees say is worse than it should be.
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Thomas "Amarillo Slim" Preston, Amarillo native, professional gambler and past winner of the World Series of Poker:
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Forest Arturo Dunn
TUCSON, Ariz. - Forest Arturo Dunn peacefully departed this world at his Tucson home in the early hours of Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008.
Aundrea Renea Mendoza
FRIONA - Aundrea Renea Mendoza, infant daughter of Javier Mendoza and Shery Lee Aguirre, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
Charlene Brooks
Charlene Brooks, 92, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
Balbino H. Chavez
Balbino H. Chavez, 89, of Amarillo died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
Mildred "Millie" Olson
Mildred "Millie" Olson, 83, of Amarillo died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008.
Billie J. Harrison
Billie J. Harrison, 73, of Amarillo died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008.
Shirley "Nonnie" Love
BORGER - Shirley "Nonnie" Love, 57, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008, in Amarillo.
Jean Ridgaway Durnil Tordale
Mona Jean Ridgaway Durnil Tordale, 35, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008.
Louise Reid
CLOVIS, N.M. - Louise Reid, 84, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
Alfred Ray Mitchell
Alfred Ray Mitchell, 53, of Amarillo died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008.
Dennis Scott Litwiller
MULESHOE - Dennis Scott Litwiller, 44, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008.
A.W. "Arvin" Calvert
PAMPA - A.W. "Arvin" Calvert, 86, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
Dorris Lawson
Dorris Lawson, 89, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008.
Paula Kay Gorby
PAMPA - Paula Kay Gorby, 63, died Saturday, Jan. 19, 2008.
Forest Arturo Dunn
TUCSON, Ariz. - Forest Arturo Dunn peacefully departed this world at his Tucson home in the early hours of Sunday, Jan. 20, 2008.
Donald Russell Hart
GUYMON, Okla. - Donald Russell Hart, 85, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008.
Luther Alvin Pierce
REYDON, Okla. - Luther Alvin Pierce, 97, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008.
Faye Smith
FRIONA - Faye Smith, 87, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008.
George Alvin Searl
DALHART - George Alvin Searl, 64, died Friday, Jan. 25, 2008, in Amarillo.
Virgil Ritchie
HEREFORD - Virgil Ritchie, 97, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008.
Angelina Jimenez
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Angelina Jimenez, 42, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008.
Natalie Dawn Martin White
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. - Natalie Dawn Martin White, 41, died Monday, Jan. 21, 2008.
June M. Cusick
WICHITA, Kan. - June M. Cusick, 86, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008.
Marion "Bud" C. Rossiter
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Marion "Bud" C. Rossiter, 81, died Saturday, Jan. 26, 2008.
Jimmy Allen Davis
DIMMITT - Jimmy Allen Davis, 33, died Tuesday, Jan. 22, 2008.
Kenneth Delton Dye
CLAUDE - Kenneth Delton Dye, 69, died Wednesday, Jan. 23, 2008.
Carol Inetha Blackburn
STINNETT - Carol Inetha Blackburn, 55, died Thursday, Jan. 24, 2008, in Amarillo.
Column - Morton Kondracke: Back to drawing board for old-hat Republicans
WASHINGTON - As congressional Republicans try to "rebrand" themselves for the 2008 elections, the House Suburban Caucus is back with proposals designed to protect some of the most vulnerable GOP members.
Letter: Guest columnist not getting smoke signals
Hey, Marshall Dawkins (guest column, Jan. 20), if you cringed while reading a column defending a new anti-smoking ordinance proposal, I also cringed while reading your article ("'Tyrants' seek to strip smokers of their rights)".
Letter: Putting money where the mouth is
Congratulations for Candy Gibbs for her well-written column of Jan. 21, responding to Claudia Stravato's column of Jan. 14.
Letter: Lane deserves kudos for truth-telling
Kudos to Don Lane, pastor of CityChurch (Jon Mark Beilue's column, Jan. 23).
Letter: Amarillo Samaritans make a difference
Brian and Lori Bennitt from Hobart, Okla., were in a near-fatal car accident on Dec. 22 en route to Oklahoma City on Interstate 40.
Letter: Homeless need not be despised
In regard to Jon Mark Beilue's column (Jan. 23), Pastor Don Lane seems to feel that the homeless are to be despised because they take every advantage of the system that they can.
Letter: McCain has earned hero status
Bill Pierce's letter of Jan. 18 ("What makes McCain so important?") was absurd. Sen. John McCain is a hero, along with other Vietnam War POWs.
Letter: Ethanol will prove wasteful
It's a fact that America's kids aren't doing as well educationally than kids in other countries, and after reading about Hereford's ethanol plant and the amount of water they're using everyday it's very interesting.
Letter: Smells like an uninformed voter
(Re: Letter to the editor Jan. 21, "Hold nose, vote Republican," by Darryl Trapp.)
Column - John Kanelis: 'Quality hotel' may be missing link
Wanted: A "quality hotel" for downtown Amarillo.
Letter: Take a break from school holidays
"Amen!" to Mary Hill's letter of Jan. 16.
Letter: Smoking law is too intrusive
(Re: Letter to the editor, "Anti-smoking letter is totally on target," Jan. 23.)
Editorial: The parent trap
The Williams Institute at the UCLA School of Law, a self-described "national think tank" that "advances sexual orientation law and public policy through rigorous, independent research and scholarship," recently released a study about homosexual couples in Texas.
Column - Mark Tomlinson: Money - or lack of it - dictates highway work
During the past 10 years, the most talked about transportation project in Amarillo has been the relocation and upgrading to freeway standards of Loop 335 from 45th Avenue to Southwest Ninth Avenue on the west side of town.
Column - Fred B. Ramirez: Whereas we are protected, we don't need cameras
Dear Amarillo City Commission: I oppose the Red Light City Traffic Camera initiative.
Column - William Rusher: It's not too early to talk about vice presidential choices
SAN FRANCISCO - No discussion about possible presidential nominees gets far without the words "vice president" turning up.
Richard Jetton was the author of a letter to the editor Friday titled, "Smoking is a public health issue." Jetton's name was misspelled.
Editorial: Red-light cams right for city
Elizabeth Barrett Browning's poetic refrain, "let me count the ways," seems appropriate in assessing a recent Amarillo City Commission vote.
Letter: Lane's comments were disturbing
I was deeply disturbed by Jon Mark Beilue's column of Jan. 23.
Buffs at Texans
The Game: West Texas A & M Buffs (13-5, 3-0) at Tarleton State Texans (15-2, 2-0), 8 tonight, Wisdom Gym.
Lady Buffs at TexAnns
The Game: West Texas A & M Lady Buffs (13-3 overall, 3-0 Lone Star Conference South) at Tarleton State TexAnns (12-4, 3-0), 6 tonight, Wisdom Gym, Stephenville.
Tarleton State defeats Buffs in overtime, 76-74
Goodbye, first place.
Lee's 3-pointer lifts Lady Buffs to 75-72 win
Courtney Lee's 3-pointer as time expired capped a furious second-half comeback to give West Texas A & M's Lady Buffs a 75-72 Lone Star Conference South Division basketball victory against Tarleton State on Saturday at Stephenville's Wisdom Gym.
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Will I never learn?
Last night was spent feeling pretty nauseous, from consuming a lot of sugar I'm sure.
I don't exactly want to eat the stuff. I don't know if I'm actually just having monster cravings or if I'm genuinely hungry for something else that I get. Seems like every morning I get up wanting cereal or juice, but we don't have milk in the house (despite still having cereal which my family tends to eat dry.) If we did I'd be all over that cereal. Still, we always seem to have cookies...and I pop those like an addict pops pills but I always regret even though I know they're bad. I don't eat them with pleasure..which sucks and makes them barely worth the 2-3 bites of pleasure.
I wish I had access to a Whole Foods, Trader Joe's or even a decent farmer's market. We have one in our small town behind the courthouse but there were only two people selling a small amount of vegetables and there was really no way to tell if it would have been any cheaper to get them there or at the chain grocery store.
And I'd like to know how one is able to stand so much meat. Seriously. I tend to get sick of it at times. I suppose varying the type of meat helps but still. Maybe it's supposed to make me feel like this. Is this satiety kicking in? I don't mind eating meat but when you're coming from having two out of three of your meals being grain based it's weird.


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The author of the "Outlander" series of books, Diana Gabaldon, has never been shy about the fact that her character Jamie Fraser was inspired by an old episode of "Doctor Who."
The character she took a liking to in particular was second Doctor (Patrick Troughton) companion Jamie McCrimmon (Frazer Hines). She had been looking for a time and place to set her book and when McCrimmon, from 18th century Scotland, made his first appearance on the show in a kilt, it stuck with Gabaldon.
"I thought that was kind of fetching, and I was still thinking about this the next day in church," Gabaldon explained at the TCA winter press tour.
She borrowed the name Jamie from the character and Fraser from the actor to pay tribute to her inspiration, and the rest is history. Who is Jamie McCrimmon, though?
Many modern "Doctor Who" fans might not know much about the show's early history. After all, there's 50 years of material to sort through if you really want to see it all.
For starters, the character has appeared on more episodes of the series than you might think. All told, Hines played McCrimmon on 116 episodes of "Doctor Who," ranking him second all-time for most companion appearances. That's even more than Sarah Jane Smith (Elisabeth Sladen), widely considered to be the Doctor's most memorable companion.
McCrimmon joined the Doctor in the 1966 serial "The Highlanders," which is missing. While there are photographs, audio recordings and selected video clips of the serial out there, it is not known if the full episodes still exist anywhere. When he came aboard the TARDIS, McCrimmon joined the Doctor's other two companions at the time, Ben Jackson (Michael Craze) and Polly (Anneke Willis).
He stayed after both Ben and Polly left, and by the time his own adventures came to an end, he had been joined by another companion named Zoe Heriot (Wendy Oadbury). They both retired from the TARDIS in 1969, when the second Doctor regenerated, being sent back to their own time with no memory of their travels through time and space.
Hines would later reprise his role twice. First, he appeared in 1983's "The Five Doctors," a 20th anniversary special. He later played a role in the 1985 episode "The Two Doctors."
Below, take a look at some some of McCrimmon's highlights on the series, including his final moments as a companion.
Jamie meets Rapunzel:
Jamie's first interaction with fellow companion Zoe (Original footage is lost, only stills and audio remain):
Jamie says goodbye to the Doctor:
Jamie returns in "The Two Doctors":


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FILLMORE, Calif. (AP) — Ventura County authorities say a sheriff's deputy in Fillmore shot and killed a gunman who fired his weapon after being ordered to drop it.
Sgt. Eric Buschow says a caller reported a person with a gun in the area of Mountain Vista Elementary School at 4:45 p.m. Wednesday.
The man was gone deputies before arrived but a description of his vehicle and license plate led them to his home two blocks away.
Buschow says the deputies found the man and repeatedly ordered him to drop the gun. Buschow says the man raised the gun to the side and fired, and then a deputy shot him.
Deputies then discovered the man had fatally shot a dog.
The man was identified as 33-year-old Josue Jimenez. Buschow says deputies had previous contact with Jimenez.


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The trailer of Honey Singh's upcoming musical Satan was released just 2 days back and it has already gained 76,000+ views. The trailer has raised Yo Yo's fans' expectations very high of this much anticipated video which is getting released on 12-12-12.
The full video has justreleased and the funny thing is that the song is actually called "Weed Pila De SATAN".
The video is impressive as stand alone, but combined with the song makes no sense at all. The theme of the song, the way it was marketed and the way it was promoted, has nothing to do with the song. Add to that the fact that the song is in Hindi, it looses impact. Its evident that Honey Singh is catering to the National Audience through this song.
Directed By David Zennie who besides being a Lebanese-American Film Maker is one of the most sought after music video directors of Middle East. The trailer video says "Anurag Kashyap Presents" which is a bit enigmatic. May be the video is directed by both Anurag Kashyap & David Zennie or the full album is directed by Anurag Kashyap and this single video is directed by David Zennie. Or maybe, he is planning for a movie of some sort based on the concept.
The name itself is quite perplexing. Now traditionally Satan is St. Lucifer, the so called El Diablo, the Devil himself. Is Honey Singh presenting this album as the reincarnation of the same? Or is it a new fantasy based character? But it cant be denied that this seems to be a very good theme for a concept album. If true, this can be the first Concept album, not only in Punjabi music, but also the first in India.
Not to mention the large overdose of One World Government and Illuminati during promotion, but none of that was to be seen in the video.


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Unity Dash Searches Will Be Encrypted in Ubuntu 12.10
A lot of people expressed security concerns about the integration of an Amazon lens into the Home lens in Ubuntu 12.10, but Canonical is making sure that users' privacy will be respected.
Mark Shuttleworh, founder of Canonical, tried to address some of the problems that were mentioned by users, but the backlash of this new feature in Ubuntu 12.10 has caused quite a stir in the community.
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A few years ago I sat in Winnie Johnson's kitchen watching her face contort in pure agony as we discussed a letter she had received from Ian Brady.
She had written to him many times over the years begging him to reveal where he had buried the body of her son Keith Bennett. The sadist ignored her. Now out of the blue a letter had arrived bearing the insignia of Ashworth Hospital and Brady's signature. Her legs had buckled. Perhaps, finally, here was some relief from her living hell, a chance to give her boy a funeral.
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New Mexico State vs Rice (1/29/2012)
1/29/2012 at Waco, Texas (Hurd Tennis Center)
|Singles competition
|1. Harry Fowler (RICE) def. Matej Stakne (NMSU) 7-5, 6-2
|2. Sam Garforth-Bles (RICE) def. Marc Westgate (NMSU) 6-2, 6-3
|3. Germain Degardin (NMSU) def. Jonathan Chang (RICE) 4-6, 6-1, 1-0 (10-7)
|4. Michael Nuesslein (RICE) def. Luis Ramirez (NMSU) 6-1, 7-6 (7-0)
|5. Philipp Seifert (RICE) def. Felipe Frattini (NMSU) 6-1, 6-3
|6. Christian Saravia (RICE) def. Eduardo Cabrita (NMSU) 6-0, 6-3
|Doubles competition
|1. Michael Nuesslein/Christian Saravia (RICE) vs. Matej Stakne/Luis Ramirez (NMSU) 5-6, unfinished
|2. Harry Fowler/Jonathan Chang (RICE) def. Marc Westgate/Felipe Frattini (NMSU) 8-5
|3. Sam Garforth-Bles/Leif Berger (RICE) def. Germain Degardin/Eduardo Cabrita (NMSU) 8-0
|Match Notes
|New Mexico State 1-2; National ranking #60
|Rice 3-3; National ranking #37
|Order of finish: Doubles (3,2); Singles (6,2,5,4,1,3)
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My Family, In Black and White
If a person with negative prejudices is called to instead believe the best of those whom he encounters, the person who is misjudged can also act hopefully that his critic can change. In love, I can respond kindly and confidently to those who dislike my trans-racial family, praying that I might be an instrument in their change of heart. Perhaps my children will learn to do the same.
Maybe my kids won't encounter overt prejudice on their own. By the time they are climbing into the driver's seat and walking the aisles of Target by themselves, I hope this world has become a more grace-filled and less race-conscious place.
But the lessons themselves are not a waste. The plain truth is that there are only two kinds of people in this world, and the ones who follow Christ will always be a misjudged minority. I pray that my children will have their primary identity in that holy nation, which will inevitably make them strangers, sojourners, and exiles on the earth.
Modeling for my children how to be a minority has a bigger purpose than merely learning how to have dark skin in a white world. My lessons are about how to wear Christ's skin. How to conduct yourself among a majority people who are instinctively prejudiced against you for who you are, and for who you look like.
Here, too, I want my children to be unashamed—to be allied with gospel and clothed in the beauty of Christ—and to be optimistic that the "power of God for salvation" might persuade someone to change his mind.
A few weeks ago, a middle-aged black woman in our church invited my 7-year-old white son to go with her to the state fair. It wasn't until I was buckling him into her back seat that I realized it would cost her something. Mississippi fair-goers would certainly think this woman was a nanny. They might even suspect her of wrongdoing. But she drove away, head up and a smile on her face. She was confident and joyful, eager to be with her young friend at the fair, to share with him the joys of bumper cars and greasy fries, though strangers would certainly misunderstand.
This woman was exposing my son to how it feels to be a racial minority. She was also showing him how to be a Christian. I hope he was paying attention.
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Tony Lelo Project brings smooth soul to Sandbar
Doors can open at open-mike nights.
Erie drummer Stix Thompson -- who's played with Steve Trohoske, the Breeze Band and Claire Stuczynsi, among others -- knows that first hand. He met gospel-raised singer Tony Lelo at a Crooked I open-mike night and they hit it off so well, a project was soon born: the Tony Lelo Project, which plays smooth, retro and neo-soul tunes.
The Crooked I promptly booked the Tony Lelo Project to open for the Nappy Roots in June, though the band had been together just about a week. They will play their second show on Saturday at the Sandbar.
"Marty (Schwab) had enough faith in selecting him (Lelo) to move the crowd the way he did, and it worked out nice," Thompson said. "It all came from the open-mike."
Lelo was in Erie to visit his daughter; he grew up in North Carolina as part of a gospel-group family -- Ronica and the Mighty Blazing Stars.
"I started in a gospel band, I was doing that my whole life," Lelo said. "From there, it kind of just migrated and I started doing R&B."
His grandfather started the Mighty Blazing Stars; Ronica is his mom. He joined when he was in grade school.
"The drummer and the second tenor singer, they both (had) departed at the same time," Lelo said. "So, when I was 9 years old, my grandfather said, 'Well, I know you sit around the house and sing all the time, so you can sing.' You could only see me (on stage) from the sticks flying and the top of my head."
Lelo keeps busy. He also has a band, Jupiter Lane, in Carolina. He recently became a backup singer for R&B star Anthony Hamilton. With Tony Lelo Project, though, he can showcase his range and musical favorites. The group covers Marvin Gaye, Bob Marley, Rick James, Soulive, Maroon, Prince, Jill Scott, Al Green and a somewhat surprising Lelo favorite -- Lynyrd Skynyrd. He loves singing "Sweet Home Alabama."
"It has that drive," Lelo said. "It reminds me of some white guys who are from the country, like me, who want to just pick up, go to the shed and play."
John Mayer is another Lelo favorite; he admires all-around performers who can command a crowd through singing and playing. Thompson said they bring another intangible to the material.
"We put our swag on it and run with it," he said. "We did Gnarls Barkley's 'Crazy' and the audience went bananas because they knew every word. But we didn't play it exactly like Gnarls Barkley. What we did with it was more laid back and spacey, until it got to the hook. The hook was so open and hot, it turned it into an even a greater song."
In addition to Lelo and Thompson, the Tony Lelo Project includes Terry Roberts on bass and vocals, and J.T. "Sweet" Fingers on keyboards.


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Bali's Cliffside New Kuta Golf Ready for Indonesian Open
The tropical island paradise of Bali, known worldwide for its exquisite dancers and world-class surf, is set to make waves of another sort when the Tournament 18 at New Kuta Golf & Ocean View in Dreamland Beach welcomes the best players from two separate tours.
The 2009 Enjoy Jakarta Indonesian Open, a joint stop on the European PGA and Asian PGA tours, is scheduled for New Kuta Golf & Ocean View February 26-March 1. It's the first time either tour has visited Bali, a testament to the island's growing stature in tourism circles and New Kuta's immediate suitability as a top-flight tournament venue.
Designed by Santa Rosa, Calif.-based Golfplan and less than a year removed from its April 2008 grand opening, New Kuta Golf measures more than 7,500 yards, or 6,832 meters, from the championship tees, known as the Black Monkeys. The winds never stop blowing here, a blessing in the tropical heat but a complication on holes likes 14, 15 and 16, perched as they are at cliff's edge some 200 feet above the best surfing in Bali.
"I think the tour pros will enjoy New Kuta immensely, but not because they'll eat the course for breakfast. If the winner posts anything better than 12 under for 72 holes, I'll be shocked," said Englishman Stephen Banks, a British PGA professional and New Kuta's general manager.
"The layout and the prevailing winds will surely test their shot-making abilities to the fullest, but they'll also appreciate the physical qualities of New Kuta. Only a blind man could miss it: It's a stunning piece of property that has produced a stunning 18 holes of golf."
A worldwide television audience will also get its first peek of the course. ESPN Star Sports has scheduled four-day coverage of the 2009 Enjoy Jakarta Indonesian Open (total purse: $1.25 million), while select terrestrial and cable networks throughout Europe, Asia and North America will supplement that coverage.
Owned and operated by Jakarta-based Golflink (www.golflink-resorts.com), New Kuta Golf is the centerpiece of a sprawling, ambitious development located 30 minutes south of the island's International Ngurah Rai Airport in Denpasar. Conceived and bankrolled by the consortium PT Bali Pecatu Graha (BPG), the 650-hectare property includes New Kuta Golf, plans for five distinct hotels, and what stands to be the largest nightclub in Indonesia, Klapa, which looks out over the surfers and sunbathers on New Kuta Beach.
The 60-room Le Grande Suites, an elegant boutique hotel near the 9th fairway, will be the first to open its doors, this spring. The 300-room Best Western, closer to the beach and overlooking the 13th hole, comes next. The respective foundations have already been laid for two more hotels, each boasting a storied hospitality brand: Kempinski, on the high ground overlooking the entire property, and Raffles, which will oversee a suite of luxury villas on the cliffs beside Klapa.
Klapa held its grand opening February 8, though a post-tournament party the evening of March 1 will twice christen the nightclub, this time with the 2009 champion presiding. By that time, Banks believes, the winner will have earned his $208,330 first-place check and a celebratory glass of champagne.
At New Kuta Golf & Ocean View, Golfplan designed a course where a lax putter can punish a player on every hole. The greens are wildly undulating and varied in size. However, Banks believes the field, and television viewers, should pay extra attention to a stretch of holes in the middle of each nine.
The back nine, featuring New Kuta's very own "Amen Corner," will perhaps leave the greatest impression. The remarkable par-4 14th tumbles some 438 yards downhill with the aqua-blue waters of the Indian Ocean as a backdrop. The putting surface sits directly at cliff side, fronted by a menacing pot bunker.
Fifteen plays just 153 yards, but it occupies the treeless, exposed headland dividing New Kuta Beach from Balangan Beach. "This little par-3 will show us who the shot-makers are," Banks says, "because, depending on the wind, players will have to manufacture something here. The green is steeply pitched left to right, so finding the putting surface is really only half the battle."
The front side ventures farther inland, but plays over more varied, links-style terrain. At the 191-yard 6th hole, another flamboyant putting surface - multi-tiered and angled away from the tee - is literally surrounded by a sea of sand. It's an island green essentially, encircled by an uninterrupted bunker of uncommon depth. It's this extreme bunker depth that places a serious premium on accuracy: Miss anywhere and par is a chore.
At the par-4 7th, a beautiful-but-brutish dogleg right, sheer length (470 yards) is compounded by a well-trapped landing area and an elevated green guarded by a phalanx of hillside bunkers.
"The 7th is a good example of what makes New Kuta Golf a remarkable golf course: From a forward tee, No. 7 is a difficult but manageable par-4 that just happens to be drop-dead gorgeous - from the tips, it's a par-4 that will test the best players on earth," Banks said, noting that Golfplan designs will host the 2009 Singapore Open (the Serapong Course at Sentosa GC), the 2009 Malaysian Open (Saujana CC in Kuala Lumpur), and the 2009 Indonesian Open.
Adds Banks: "When a layout can handle that type of double duty, that's design integrity. You see the same sorts of qualities in celebrated tournament courses everywhere, like Pinehurst, the Serapong, Bethpage and St. Andrews. Great courses should be able accommodate resort play one week and championship play the next. It's part of what makes them great.
"New Kuta is a young course but it's really the only course on Bali, and one of the few in Asia that can handle that sort of double duty. And those qualities will be there for all to see during the last week in February."
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