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Jim James' new album "Regions of Light and Sound of God" is a solo effort, his first, but the My Morning Jacket had a ton of support--21 musicians in fact, including the Roots--when he performed '50s-style love song "A New Life" on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon" last night.
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At Denison, celebrating Martin Luther King Jr.'s work takes more than just one day in January. Students gathered in Slayter auditorium on Jan. 23 to begin the four-day celebration under the theme, "Call and Response," which started with service projects organized by the Alford Center for Service Learning.
The projects took students to a men's shelter to cook and serve dinner, to make blankets for the Salvation Army, to bake dog biscuits and collect supplies for the Humane Society, to fill backpacks for children in need, and to create MLK lesson plans for high schoolers and adults with developmental disabilities.
By Monday afternoon (Jan. 27) the service projects had been wrapped up and the campus community made its way to Swasey for the official Martin Luther King Jr. celebration, which called on students, faculty, and staff to become activists and to incorporate service into their lives.
After appearances by Denison University Drum and Dance, Tehillah, the Hilltoppers, and the Denison Dazzlers dance troupe, Denison alumna Kelly Brown Douglas '79, a professor of religion at Goucher College, took the mic for the keynote, "King's Dream in the Age of Obama." In her address, she recalled watching King's "I Have a Dream" speech on television and hearing "We Shall Overcome" for the first time. "After that day, every time I heard the name Martin Luther King, Jr.," she said, "my 6-year-old ears perked up."
Even with the hope that King brought to the Civil Rights Movement, we are living in an age of a "dream yet to come," said Brown Douglas, as she cited recent statistics like the fact that whites enjoy 22 times more wealth than blacks, and that the unemployment rate for blacks is twice as high as it is for whites.
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In the mean time MIL turned 60, was stuck out of state due to hurricane Sandy, and is recovering from chemo and radiation treatments (both BIL and SIL rarely called her during treatments - they live 2 miles away.).
BiL brought up fight w MIL, MIL defended DH and DS ( she saw how they never made an effort to see him). BIL flipped out on MiL. BIL and SIL go to il's house a week later and throw down a sono picture on the counter to announce their pregnancy (I felt disrespectful to their soon to be LO). They fought.FIL got involved. Both defended me and DH a lot. BIL brought up how MIL helped us plant in the backyard (why he's jealous of that is ridiculous, if SIL would allow it MIL would help them in the same way). Since that fight they've had contact two times a few emails back and forth and a 2 hour long phone call today. Both the email and phone call really consisted of what they feel my DH and I have done wrong to them since the beginning. They are bringing my MiL into it (I consider her another mother we have a great relationship).
Okay so here's my question. Should we try to defend ourselves and contact them. If yes, how letter, email, in person, on phone? I want to so badly explain to them that we feel they have wronged us in many ways and its just not that we wronged them (I don't think we wronged them anyway. SIL has just always been jealous of me and our relationship. She doesn't like anyone that is attractive and successful). Btw BiL and SIL are constantly fighting. bIL tried to call off wedding twice ( once being two days before wedding). I do believe she truly loves him but he doesn't love her. He's married bc everyone else is and to her out of financial convenience. Please give me your words of wisdom. TIA


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It occurred to me that the school holidays were only two weeks away and I had not planed to go away. After a family meeting it was decided that Mum would go to London (CX J/CNS-BNE-HKG, BA J/HKG-LHR-SIN-SYD, QF J/CNS-SYD) My younger sister would go to Vancouver to compete in the Whistler Cup (CX J/CNS-HKG-YVR-HKG-CNS) That would leave My other two younger sisters, Dad and myself free to do whatever we wanted. We decided to visit the relatives in Canberra for a couple of days and spend a week at the beach house in Mollymook.
After flying QF J for years as the family travel agent I decided to spice things up and fly VA's newly launched business class offering. The routing options included the following:
I decided to on CNS-MEL-CBR as it avoids going via SYD which is very busy, consists of flying on AT7 and E90 aircraft which are not fitted with a proper business cabin but rather a 'eurobiz' style of seating. I also decided on MEL as the Virgin Australia website stated that flight over 3hours receive a full three course meal so CNS-MEL qualified.
Cairns Airport has just received a 200m facelift, which looks fantastic! It felt very odd walking past the gloomy Qantas counters but over at Virgin it was all smiles and fun. We checked in 14 bags, which took some time, but this was done quickly and with a smile. Virgin Australia is yet to install 'The Lounge' at Cairns but it is said to be opening by 2013. it would have been handy to have on that day as the place was packed with 1x 763, 5x 73H, 2x 320 and many DH8's all leaving between 12:30-1330 Boarding was called 20 minutes before departure for all Business guests as well as Platinum's and Gold's.
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AC: B737-800 (DJ Livery)
The aircraft was clean and looked very modern. We were greeted by the cabin manager Silvia and Annalisa who was looking after us today.
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One hour after takeoff the lunch service began and was served from the trolley. I found this rather odd considering there were only four passengers all in the front row from the same traveling party. It would have been easier to serve from the galley? We were quite disappointed with the offerings as they were not very substantial for a flight of this length, the desert was melted and the food tasteless. Silvia again apologized.
After lunch Silvia offered digeplayers, coffee and cookies. 40 minutes before landing Silvia commenced a second service with the choice of a pie or sandwich. These were from the economy menu and she put them on business plates. This is what is called going the extra mile.
We arrived into MEL 10m behind schedule and we spent 1.5 hours in the amazing Virgin Australia Lounge.
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Our cabin manager Matt who I found arrogant but very efficient greeted us. Cocktails were served while at the gate and to my surprise there was two crew dedicated to the business cabin today. Dinner was offered and everyone in the cabin opted for the Sheppard's pie. The service was much different on this flight. Matt was serving and taking orders while Rachel was preparing the food in the galley. No trolley was used this made for a more personalized approach. Ironically this meal was much more substantaial than our other flight which was 3 time longer than this one. The quality was top notch I only wish I had ore time to enjoy it!
Hats off to Annalisa and Silvia who win the award for friendliness and going the extra mile!
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I'm so F'ing sick of this $54 resistance. When will the morons shorting this stock give up and let it ramp? The whole industry is in boom mode, the short trade opportunity is over.
I agree... I guess they are all waiting for the 4Q reports.
will the price change with the spit tomorrow?what will happen next?i know we get the shares on march 16. what happen in betweenthis time?help please!
I think the shares will actually split on march 16. Today was the cut off day for people to get in on the split. I would think the stock would have jumped higher today. Im not sure whats going on either....


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My husband was laid off from his job about a month ago, after working as an appliance installation tech for a year. (that was the longest he has stayed with a job the entire time I've known him) As some background - he spent his last paycheck on ammunition to fire away at the shooting range. Not for competition or anything... just to play.
find another job fairly quickly, but he has to commute 40 miles each way in order to get there... it's only part time... and he's only being paid $10/hour. To top off that lovely cake, he pushed his car much harder than he knew it could handle (his admission) so that he could get a better car for commuting (which ended up being financed in my name... a much more expensive and nicer car than he just blew the engine on.)
I told him that this job MIGHT work out as a temporary solution, only because "it's better than nothing" but that I really need him to contribute at least enough to cover the expenses my salary won't cover + his own car payment. (I already cover the mortgage and all utilities, health insurance, etc...)
His former boss called him yesterday and offered his job back... but he refused and says he just wants to stick with what he's doing, because he "enjoys doing it". Regardless of how much he enjoys it, he's not getting PAID for it! Not enough to live off of. Not enough to support his child. If I were to leave, he wouldn't even be able to pay JUST the mortgage on our tiny house (which is much less than any rent in our area).
I can't seem to explain this situation to him in a way that he understands. He does not care about our finances, and he does not care what kind of job I'm doing as long as I pay the bills (I took my current job 4 years ago as a "temporary fix" to pay OUR bills because I was laid off from my Dental Assisting job. I have stuck with this Tech Support job because I have to provide for my family whether I enjoy the work that pays the bills or not. I went through a very rough time at work while he was unemployed, and he still refused to even look for another job... he stayed home neglecting our son and playing xbox all day/night until his sister recommended him to his most recent former employer - the Appliance Install Job)
He does not contribute to the budget, and feels entitled to every penny he makes if he's working. He even opened a separate checking account that I don't have access to, so I couldn't use the money for bills. If I do pay a bill using money he gives me (more like money I beg him for) he guilt trips me for weeks saying things like, "well, there goes MY shooting season! I might as well just get rid of all my guns since you won't let me shoot them..."
He is obsessed with guns and leaves them lying around the house everywhere. I have even taken a pistol from MY TODDLERS HANDS. TERRIFYING! If I put a gun out of our son's reach, he yells at me because "it's not where he left it".
He constantly belittles me and tells me how dumb I am. For example - On an all expense paid trip to Hawaii, he screamed (in front of my parents) "I treat you like you can't do anything right, because you CAN'T do anything right! You can't even pack a f**king bag!" because he thought he could fit more into the bag I had packed (while he was out with friends the night before). When I reminded him that the bag needed to weigh less than 50 lbs for our flight, he just slammed things harder. We ended up having to unpack and repack the bag at the airport because he packed it 20 lbs over the limit.
That is a normal interaction with my husband. Everyone walks on eggshells, because you never know what will set him off. A bag that he perceives to be packed too lightly, forgetting to take the trash out, nothing at all, it doesn't matter. If something is wrong, he finds a way for it to be my fault. (ex: he has not been on time even ONE time for his new job. Yesterday, I tried to wake him up so he would be on time by saying, "Honey, It's almost time for you to go..." he grunted his acknowledgement and then rolled over and went back to sleep. About 2 minutes later, his cell phone rang and it was his new boss telling him, "I need you here earlier than you usually show up, because we need to get to a customer site". As soon as he hung up, he yelled, "Thanks for f**king jinxing me!!!" and then started punching the wall repeatedly saying, "you f**king jinxed me!!!"
I feel like I'm at my whit's end. I don't want to stay here, and keep my son in this environment... but if I try to remove him from that influence my husband will make my life hell... and "fight to the death" in court over custody for our son. I can't let him do that to our innocent toddler. I just want a safe place for him.
Am I overreacting? Is it normal to feel anxious all the time? Is it normal to be afraid to go home because of the fight that is undoubtedly coming, even though I don't know what the fight will even be about?
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I do not think you're overreacting at all, to be completely honest with you. It seems to me that the burden of responsibility lies entirely on your shoulders - not only financially speaking, but in terms of child care, (including ensuring the safety of your son) and maintaining your household. It's funny that you mentioned that you feel like you're walking on eggshells, because I was going to suggest that you read the book of the same title by Randi Kreger. I can't say for sure but it does sound like your husband displays some of the signs of
borderline personality disorder
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The book is called "Stop Walking on Eggshells"- in it, she talks about how to handle being in a relationship with someone (and how to end it) with borderline personality disorder. You can check out her website here:
I can't provide you with any legal advice (you can direct a question to one of the legal experts here, however) in terms of how to handle your situation if you are thinking of separating or divorcing him, but I will say that you're only 27, and you have your whole life ahead of you, and it would be shame if you have to feel like this for another year or five, let alone much longer - not only for you, but for your son as well. I do realize you're stuck in a difficult situation. But to answer your question, it is normal to feel anxious in a situation like this. You're not overreacting, and it's normal that you fear going home because of the impending fight - but it's not a normal situation.
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Delaney Walker has a secret. The celebrated designer of erotic lingerie is actually too "nice" to wear it. But when her fiancé says "I do" to someone else, Delaney decides to change her image. And she's going to start by going through with the boudoir photos she'd arranged for her groom-to-be. Only, little does she guess that once photographer Sam Martelli sets eyes on her, he'll insist on putting himself in the picture .... Sam has photographed hundreds of beautiful women, but none have affected him like Delaney. Even before she strips down to just a whisper of silk, casting off her inhibitions as well as her clothes, he has to have her. And thanks to a power failure, he does ... again and again. But once the lights come back on, can Sam convince her that their one night was more than just a case of indecent exposure ...? Decidedly naughty newcomer Rhonda Nelson shows why you can't take the bed out of the boudoir ...
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There's nothing like a man in uniform. . . or out of it!Especially when he's as hot as former Ranger Jamie Flanagan. After their last assignment went horribly wrong, he and his buddies needed to get out of the military for good. There was only one catch--that he and his pals promise their commanding officer one favor. Any favor. Now tall, dark and sexy Jamie is a top security specialist. . . and the ultimate ladies' man. So he's more than a little surprised when he learns the colonel has set him up to protect his granddaughter. Who would trust a player like Jamie with a gorgeous woman like Audrey?Then he learns his "mission" is to seduce her away from another man. . . .
The Professionalby Rhonda Nelson
Ranger Security Investigational FilesCase #125: A Retirement-Home Robber?Notes: Jeb "The Professional" Anderson is sent undercover to investigate thefts at a seniors residence. But what happens when a sexy suspect steals his heart?Former military man Jeb Anderson accepted a job at Ranger Security to regain some control over his life. But when he goes undercover to investigate a series of thefts at a retirement home, his number one suspect completely unravels his control...and sends his libido sky-high!As far as massage therapist Sophie O'Brien is concerned, Jeb is infuriating. Still, she'd like nothing more than to find out just what's underneath Jeb's reserved exterior-and his clothes! Because if he's half as talented as his nickname implies, letting him uncover all her secrets will be very, very satisfying....
The Rangerby Rhonda Nelson
Will Forrester--former Army Ranger, Southern gentleman, quintessential badass. Now an elite member of Ranger Security, Will once again has his work cut out for him. Especially when he meets Rhiannon Palmer.She's the most bullheaded, mouthy, flat-out sexy woman he's ever encountered. And he can't keep his hands off her.But Rhiannon's on a desperate search to find a good friend, and Will is the key. Despite the incredible chemistry between them, she makes it clear he's only the means to an end for her.Still, Will learned a thing or two about strategy in the army. Before long, he'll have her right where he wants her. In his bed...for good!
Real Men Wear Plaid!by Rhonda Nelson
These Highland hotties are about to meet their match! The Wanderer Sexy Ewan MacKinnon meets fellow soul-searcher Gemma on a hiking trek through Scotland. They have wildly creative sex along the way, leaving them both with delicious memories of their journey. But at the trail's end, will their adventure be over, too? The Warrior Proud Cam MacKinnon is king of his castle. And he has a castle. Really. But he gives up all semblance of control when Summer shows up for a murder mystery party. Because he has to have her. And one weekend of uninhibited sex should be plenty...shouldn't it? The Wayfarer Heart-stoppingly hot Alec MacKinnon is honorable to a fault. So he shouldn't sleep with his friend's gorgeous daughter, Isla, right? But when Isla falls into his arms, what's he to do? After all, aren't some things just meant to be?
The Rebelby Rhonda Nelson
Subject: Finn O'Connor, Army Ranger. Status: In between tours of duty. Oddly discontent with the way his life is going. Mission:Getting his act together before the next assignment. Obstacle: Sunny Ledbetter. The girl he's never managed to forget. . . Finn has never questioned his life's purpose-to serve and protect, no matter how unorthodox the means. But since the unexpected deaths of his parents, he feels lost. Until he runs into Sunny, the first girl he ever loved. Sunny's now all woman. . . and very interested in fanning the flames between them into blistering adult heat! And his libido is definitely game. But once again, their timing is off. He'd like nothing more than to spend every waking moment in her bed. . . but he's leaving in a week! Unfortunately, the overwhelming chemistry between them isn't giving him a choice. And every soldier knows there are some battles you just can't win. . . .
The Rule-Breakerby Rhonda Nelson
Subject: Ranger Eli Weston Current Status: On leave Mission: To honor his fallen friend-and protect his secret Obstacle: His fallen friend's ex, who's off-limits...and off-the-charts sexy!Ranger Eli Weston always does the right thing-even when it means defying orders. Now he's back in town to help with a memorial in honor of his fallen military buddy. This time it's not just about what's right. It's about ensuring that a secret never comes to light. A secret that only he and his friend's ex-girlfriend know...Clothing designer Shelby Monroe has always felt an illicit something for Eli. But when the two find themselves working together to ensure the media never discover the truth about the town's fallen hero, temptation unfurls...hot, wicked and irresistible.How far can they bend the rules before they break?
The Sex Dietby Rhonda Nelson
Dietitian Samantha McCafferty has come up with a miraculous discovery -- a diet that inspires lust! Still, as a professional, she really needs to try it herself, and her upcoming trip back home is the perfect time. The diet works -- once on the plan, Sam is fighting guys off with a stick! She even has sexy Hank Masterson, her lifelong crush, right where she wants him -- in her bed. But for how long? Hank can't believe the change in his childhood friend Samantha. Suddenly she's hot, really hot! And if she's looking for a good time, he's more than willing to give it to her -- again and again. The more he has her, the more he craves her. It's a hunger that can't be satisfied .... Only, Sam isn't fooling herself into believing in "happily-ever-after." It's just the diet. And everyone knows neither crushes nor diets are meant to last ....
Show & Tellby Rhonda Nelson
Journalist Knox Webber needs a weekend lover. Literally. He's finally come across the story that will make his career-Tantric sex, the hottest new trend in getting lucky. Only, if Knox is going to prove that the practice is nothing but a lot of sexual gymnastics, he needs a partner. And he sure wouldn't mind getting lucky with rival Savannah Reeves. . . . Savannah has lusted after Knox for months-but she's not about to let him know that. After all, he's the competition! So the last thing she wants to do is go off to some resort and play sexual games with him all weekend. But before long, Savannah finds herself exploring Tantra with Knox. . . and fighting to keep her desire a secret. Only, little does she guess that when it's all over, more than just her secret will end up exposed. . . .
The Soldierby Rhonda Nelson
Subject: Adam McPherson, Special Forces. Current Status: Out of commission. . . for now! Mission: Return to battle. Obstacle: Winnie Templeman. She won't take no for an answer! Adam is Uncle Sam's man. Yet even his strict military discipline is no match for Winnie's charms! A horrific roadside bomb sent Adam home injured--and haunted. Feisty Winnie, however, has her own plan of attack. Her nonregulation method of sexual healing is guaranteed to get him back on his feet. But being flat on his back in Winnie's bed might be the best remedy of all. . . .
The Specialistby Rhonda Nelson
When you're this good, they call you The Specialist. . . And Major Brian Payne is that good. Whether it's in battle or in the bedroom, there's nobody more detail oriented. And that's the reason he's on this wild-goose chase, to find a priceless military antique-before the competition does. He's sure he can handle it. . . until he discovers the competition is smart, saucy Emma Langsford-a woman he'd definitely like to get his hands on. . . . Emma's years in the military have taught her Brian Payne is a legend. He's also way out of her league, regardless of how many fantasies he's inspired over the years. But Emma has a job to do-and she has to pull it off. So if The Specialist gets in her way, she'll just have to distract him. . . .
The Survivorby Rhonda Nelson
Treasure hunter Bess Cantrell is used to picking through junk, looking for elusive gems that she can sell. Undiscovered antiques, rare finds... it's her world. But then her shop is ransacked. Someone is looking for the "Wicked" Bible- a rare and valuable edition-and they'll do anything to get it! Former Ranger Lex Sanborn is trying to pull his life together after almost losing it in battle. But being assigned to watch over the quirky and irresistible Bess is distracting him from thinking about his military past-by getting him out of his pants! Because when Bess wants something, she knows exactly how to get it....
Unforgettableby Rhonda Nelson
Author Faith Bonner has a secret. She's been living vicariously through the audacious heroine of her books, Zoe Wilder. Zoe is everything Faith isn't-she's bold and brash, hot and sexy. But that's about to change. Because at a secluded mountain lodge where her publicist is hosting a Zoe Wilder theme party, Faith has a little accident...and suddenly believes she is Zoe. And no man-including sexy lodge owner Lex Ellenberg-stands a chance of resisting her....And resist her is exactly what Lex is trying to do. He'd been dreading this theme weekend...until he sets eyes on gorgeous Faith. The connection between them is instantaneous, explosive...endless. But how can he build a relationship with someone who doesn't know who she is? Still, with the way Faith/Zoe is aggressively seducing him, he knows he won't be able to hold out for long. So what else can he do but give her a night she won't be able to forget...?
Uniformly Hot! Volume 1 from Harlequinby Tawny Weber Rhonda Nelson Karen Foley
The Few. The Proud. The Sexy as Hell! Enjoy this specially themed Military Romance bundle from Harlequin Blaze featuring irresistible soldiers from all branches of the armed forces. UNIFORMLY HOT! Volume 1 From Harlequin includes Letters from Home by Rhonda Nelson, Breaking the Rules by Tawny Weber and Coming Up for Air by Karen Foley.
Uniformly Hot! Volume 2by Jill Shalvis Rhonda Nelson Anne Marsh
These sexy soldiers are always ready! Don't miss this special collection from New York Times bestselling authors Jill Shalvis, Rhonda Nelson and Anne Marsh, featuring reader-favorite books from one of Harlequin Blaze's most popular miniseries, Uniformly Hot!Storm Watch by Jill ShalvisServing in the National Guard, Jason Mauer has seen his share of disasters. Then he finds himself in a flash flood with an old crush--Lizzy Mann--and the waves of desire prove too strong to resist. But when the flood recedes, how will Jason reconcile his duty with what he's found with Lizzy?The Rule-Breaker by Rhonda NelsonRanger Eli Weston is back in town to help with a memorial in honor of his fallen military buddy--and to keep a secret that only Eli and his friend's ex-girlfriend know. Shelby Monroe has always felt an illicit something for Eli, and now temptation unfurls...hot, wicked and irresistible. But Eli and Shelby can only bend the rules so far before something breaks.Wicked Nights by Anne MarshFormer military pilot Mia Brandt becomes stranded on the same island as Tag Johnson--a Navy rescue swimmer who's all ripped abs and sexy hotness...and Mia's unforgettable one-nighter from four years ago! The sexual attraction between them is as fierce as it ever was. But when Tag blurts out that they're engaged--a tiny little lie--their naughty, no-strings secret arrangement is out! And now an even bigger secret has taken its place...
The Wild Cardby Rhonda Nelson
Former ranger Seth McCutcheon is a man of his word. Leave the military at the request of his dying mother? Check. Join the super-elite Ranger Security? Definitely. Provide a security detail at a high-society wedding? Hell, why not? Go undercover as the wedding planner's boyfriend? Uhh, well. . . ;. But once Seth sets eyes on sexy Penelope Hart, he knows he's a goner. If Penelope wants a fake fling, he's her man. Especially if it comes with all the sensual benefits. But they can't spend all their time in bed, as much as they'd like to. Somebody is threatening to sabotage the ceremony. If Seth doesn't discover the culprit, Penelope's business will be ruined. Seth is going to need all the luck he can get if he's going to save the day and get the girl. Then again, they don't call him Wild Card for nothing. . . ;.
Witchy Businessby Julie Leto Rhonda Nelson Mia Zachary
CASE FILE #1: Regina St. Lyon's powers have been waning. Maybe she did betray love, but what else could a duped girl do? At the time, banishing hotter-than-thou Brock Aegis to the Middle Realm seemed like a good idea. But now Brock is back. . . CASE FILE #2: Benedict DeWin is practically wizard royalty -- and as magically gifted as a stale loaf of bread. But then he meets Bryony Flynn, another magical failure -- whose only gift is to make certain things grow. Not that Benedict is complaining. . . CASE FILE #3: Born to a family of seers and shamans, Siobhan Silverhawk has accepted her magicless lifestyle. But when she meets recent widower J. B. Pendleton, Siobhan figures she has magic enough to make a love potion -- which seems to have worked a little too well!
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Manufacturing activity in Texas, northern Louisiana and southern New Mexico grew in January, a report by the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas said.
Stocks mixed amid merger news
NEW YORK - Stocks barely budged Monday, ending narrowly mixed after yields on the 30-year Treasury note briefly hit 5 percent and investors grew skittish a day ahead of the Federal Reserve's first meeting of the year.
Confidence edges up
NEW YORK - Consumers were feeling confident in January: The job market was chugging along and oil prices were down. Their optimism may dwindle, however, on concerns that job and wage growth may slow.
Agency recognizes Pantex for pollution prevention
The National Nuclear Security Administration has given BWXT Pantex four pollution-prevention awards - three NNSA Environmental Stewardship Awards and one Best-in-Class Award - for its recycling efforts and energy cost-cutting moves.
Time savers
Ah, the everyday hassles of life.
Bill Gates: 'Wow'
'Wow" hasn't tended to be a big part of Bill Gates' vocabulary, but to hear him speak in the hours before Microsoft's planned launch of the long-awaited Vista operating system, you'd never know it.
Top-notch Mason-ry
How many times is it now? An easy 1,000? Up to 1,500?
Marriage Licenses Issued: Potter County
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Heloise Store potatoes in a cool, dark place
Dear Heloise: As a senior-citizen widower, what cooking I do is limited. Baked and sweet potatoes are a favorite and easy to prepare.
Dr. Gott: A medical reason for grouchiness?
DEAR DR. GOTT: My wife has to urinate a lot. She is tired most of the time and has no desire to do anything. She's too grouchy too often, doesn't have much sex drive, her ankles are swollen and she's unusually puffy up to her waist.
Tips for home glue repairs
If you're setting up a basic household-repair and project kit, and are wondering what types of glues to buy, here are the glues to use to make things stick.
Brides, grooms in luck
After telling her boyfriend, Bryan Jackson, on April 18 that she would become his bride, Tiffany Boehning of Canyon turned around and booked Country Home Weddings for July 7.
Trans fat-free Crisco hits stores - again
Last week Crisco officially announced its newly reformulated shortening with "0 grams trans fat per serving."
Local recipes for the books
It doesn't take Julia Child to make a cookbook. The recipes of three area residents, plus 93 of their co-workers in the Southwest, are included in the Wal-Mart Family Cookbook.
Institute acquires Rockwell painting
Dear Abby: Second-guessing mother is applauded
DEAR ABBY: I couldn't believe my eyes when I read your reply to "Second-Guessing Myself in S.C." who reported her son and his friends for getting high on campus. You said she should have informed the boys' parents so they had the option of dealing with the matter themselves - and she owed those parents an apology.
Nielsen to begin measuring ratings of college students
NEW YORK - College students will no longer be invisible to the company that measures TV viewing once they leave home.
'Left Behind' best if, well, left behind
Life is a real-time strategy game. We build, we multiply, we study . . . we attack our neighbors' houses and dance on the ruins.
Dr. Gott: Sleep hard to come by
DEAR DR. GOTT: I often read your column in our local newspaper and am impressed with your practical wisdom. I would like to know if you have a cure for insomnia in postmenopausal women.
Heloise: Consumer Protection Week
Dear Readers: Every day you hear or read about new scams and frauds that plague all of us - whether we're shopping at the mall, the grocery store or online.
Dear Abby: Aunt weighs telling niece of adoption
DEAR ABBY: My sister, "Elizabeth," died recently. She had adopted a baby at birth and insisted that the child not be told that she was adopted.
Radio used to unify the listening nation
Think for a minute about the three or four songs you can't hear often enough. Can you remember how you first heard those songs? Maybe a friend messaged you about one, or you found another on somebody's MySpace page, or someone burned a disc for you.
Salvaging wine when power fails
In 2007, things like heat, electricity, and running water are generally taken for granted. I mean, I don't usually give them much thought.
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Balanced Palo Duro beats Pampa, 96-52
Caprock girls rally for win
When Caprock's girls most needed a bolt of lightning, Skyler Fugitt delivered.
AHS girls roll past Coronado
Before Tuesday afternoon's District 2-5A soccer opener, Amarillo High girls coach Stacey McPherson told her team to play like it did three days ago in San Angelo.
Nazareth's Schulte all-state - again
For the second year, Dustin Schulte is the state's best Class 1A punter.
Claude girls set lofty goal
Claude needs to look back only about 11 months to find motivation for this girls basketball season.
Stratford lineman Beltran named Class 2A all-stater
Martin Beltran has probably played more football games than any Stratford Elk before him.
Super Pick
** The Matchup: Chicago Bears (15-3) vs. Indianapolis Colts (15-4), 5 p.m. Sunday, Dolphin Stadium, Miami (KFDA-TV).
Ones to Watch: Madison Britten
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Firefighters knock down house fire
A fire at an Amarillo home Monday morning caused about $5,000 in damage.
Officials discuss train-traffic woes
Amarillo city officials say they may have found a solution to traffic woes at Grand Street and Southeast Third Avenue. Trains block the intersection frequently during the day and residents have long complained.
Educators welcomed
AUSTIN - As planned, hundreds of teachers from the Panhandle, the South Plains and throughout Texas visited the Capitol on Monday.
Clovis police investigate vehicle vandalism
The Clovis Police Department is investigating a rash of vehicle vandalism that occurred Friday night and Saturday morning in Clovis, N.M.
Officials investigating store fire
The Amarillo Fire Department is investigating a fire that occurred shortly after 7 p.m. Monday at Dollar General, 3000 E. Interstate 40.
Ones to watch: Avery Hardie
Glenwood Elementary School
Raising 2nd set even tougher
They meet twice a month for a brown-bag lunch at First Christian Church. All in their late 60s or early 70s, these golden years should be a time to talk of vacations, fly fishing, volunteer work, the latest news.
Chisum targets sex ed
Parents would have to check "yes" for their children to participate in education programs about sex if a bill proposed by Rep. Warren Chisum becomes law.
Housing taking shape
A former nursing home is getting a new life as an apartment complex along with some help from the city. The City Commission approved a City Community Development Block Grant to help foot the bill.
After some melting, city could see snow again
Amarillo has a slight chance of seeing snow tonight, while western counties in the Texas Panhandle have a chance at light snow showers throughout the day, said Lance Goehring, National Weather Service meteorologist.
House members block rules for bills
AUSTIN - Every two years the Texas Legislature is off to a slow start. This year it may be even slower.
Club for chicken men
"To be a chicken man, you have to be interested in animals," said Tracy Hill, while holding one of his prize chickens. Hill is president of the Amarillo Bantam Club.
Clovis man found guilty of murder in shooting
Robert Macias was found guilty Tuesday by a Clovis, N.M., jury of first degree murder and shooting at a motor vehicle resulting in great bodily harm in the Jan. 15, 2006 shooting death of Wilfred Salas Jr., according to Ninth Judical District Attorney, Matthew Chandler.
It's a matter of money
John Ben Blanchard is roughly halfway through a race - and already worried about the finish line.
Racial incident sparks apology
Randall High principal Steve Williams offered a four-minute apology Tuesday morning to Palo Duro students, in response to a racially interpreted incident at Fridays boys basketball game at Randall High School.
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Leash law, dog parks get first OK
The Amarillo City Commission on Tuesday unanimously passed a first reading of the proposed dog-leash ordinance, which includes designated areas in three city parks where dogs can roam free.
WT picks interim dean for college
Royal Brantley has been named the interim dean of West Texas A&M University's Sybil B. Harrington College of Fine Arts and Humanities, WT officials announced Tuesday.
Police arrest robbery suspect
Amarillo police arrested a 28-year-old man in connection with three robberies Sunday night and Monday morning.
Burger Barrel rush
After a crazy noontime rush Tuesday, Beef Burger Barrel closed for 30 minutes to replenish its supplies.
Boat permits for Meredith now available to purchase
Boating permits for Lake Meredith are now available for sale.
Slim robbed
A robber shot at him in October, with two bullets striking his pickup.
Potter debates ASARCO funds
Potter County is going to be taking about $422,000 to the bank.
Troopers seize large amount of cash, drugs
Texas Department of Public Safety arrested four people and seized a large amount of cash and drugs Monday during two traffic stops on Interstate 40.
Police: Speed caused crash
A vehicle that rolled over on Georgia Street and rolled into a Toot'n Totum parking lot Sunday night was traveling at excessive speeds, according to an Amarillo Police Department accident report.
AC pinpoints problems
Amarillo College is one step closer to pinpointing top construction and renovation projects aimed at improving its campuses.
Devices link area police forces
The Texas Panhandle is almost completely outfitted for a statewide program that will allow local law enforcement officials to keep an up-to-date regional database of criminal fingerprints.
Woman dies from car wreck
A woman injured in a car wreck last month has died, pushing the number of traffic-related deaths in 2006 to climb to 37.
Postcard from the Super Bowl
This was an awesome day.
Singletary not ready to take over Cowboys
Mike Singletary would certainly look good stalking the Dallas Cowboys sideline. But not just yet.
Postcard from the Super Bowl
Fortunately, for me, I was with NFL Films during media day Tuesday. If you are a regular press guy, it's not so good.
Grossman continues brushing off scrutiny
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. - A horde of reporters gathered around a podium at the Super Bowl XLI media center Monday. All that was there was a microphone, a water bottle, an empty chair and a backdrop with a nameplate on it. The nameplate said: "REX GROSSMAN."
Dealing with doubt
MIAMI - Tony Dungy wasn't about to let a playoff loss define his Indianapolis legacy. The comeback sure could.
Colts' Harrison lets numbers do the talking
MIAMI - The NFL's greatest active receiver might also be its most reluctant conversationalist.
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Jack Meyers
Jack Meyers, 56, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Rex Williams
FRIONA - Rex Williams, 72, of Friona died Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2007.
Judy Crook
FORT SUMNER, N.M. - Judy Crook, 89, died Friday, Jan. 26, 2007, in Amarillo, Texas.
Faye Able
PANHANDLE - Faye Able, 65, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Merle Anna Nobles
KEYES, Okla. - Merle Anna Nobles, 86, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007, in Norman.
Howard "Buddy" Simpson
Howard "Buddy" Simpson, 74, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2007.
Ruby Curry Morrison
BORGER - Ruby Curry Morrison, 90, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007.
Ernesto Sierra Jr.
Ernesto Sierra Jr., infant, of Amarillo died Jan. 27, 2007.
Chester Earl McKee
BORGER - Chester Earl McKee, 64, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Joanne Burson
Joanne Burson, 76, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Jan. 30, 2007.
Cooper Andrew Pride
Cooper Andrew Pride, infant, died Jan. 27, 2007. No services are scheduled.
Richard G. Murphy
Richard G. Murphy, 62, of Amarillo died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007.
Peggy Sue Roberts Lavender
Peggy Sue Roberts Lavender, 68, of Amarillo died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Ray Morgan
PERRYTON - Ray Morgan, 74, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007.
Elvin D. Glenn
KRESS - Elvin D. Glenn, 91, died Monday, Jan. 29, in Plainview.
Kathy Boston Moore
HEREFORD - Kathy Boston Moore, 60, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007, in Amarillo.
Marguerite Clark
PERRYTON - Marguerite Clark, 101, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Bessie Christine Conner
SHAMROCK - Bessie Christine Conner, 96, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007, in Wheeler.
Norman Swink
PERRYTON - Norman Swink, 90, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
I.L. "Shorty" Nall Jr.
HAPPY - I.L. "Shorty" Nall Jr., 85, died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007, in Amarillo.
Martha Frances Branch Bullock
HEREFORD - Martha Frances Branch Bullock, 90, died Sunday, Jan. 28, 2007.
Hermion Pierce McNeill
HAPPY - Hermion Pierce McNeill, 55, died Jan. 28, 2007, in Amarillo.
Robert "Bob" Foster
DUMAS - Robert "Bob" Foster, 64, died Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007.
Tonya Folck Rodriguez
DUMAS - Tonya Folck Rodriguez, 41, of Dumas died Monday, Jan. 29, 2007.
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Elodia "Lola" Tobias
DUMAS - Elodia "Lola" Tobias, 81, died Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007.
Leona Martin
DUMAS - Leona Martin, 62, died Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007, in Sapulpa, Okla.
Ramiro "Bam Bam" Bernal
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The Christian Women's Job Corps is offering free classes for women who want to make the transition from welfare to the work force.
'Preparing for Spring Gardening' seminar set for Feb. 8
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Amarillo Little Theatre Academy is looking for actors and actresses for its production of "You're a Good Man, Charlie Brown (Revised)."
DAR to honor high school students Feb. 17
The Llano Estacado Chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution will honor 21 high school students Feb. 17 with its American History Awards.
Five-week series of classes to teach about type 2 diabetes
A five-week series of classes will be presented to help people and their families manage their type 2 diabetes.
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The Highland Park Middle School National Junior Honor Society kicked off its annual Pennies for Pasta on Monday.
Hooligans are reigning champs
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Wesley Community Center
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Randall County youngsters cast a spell
Jacob Fletcher won the Randall County Junior Spelling Bee on Jan. 23.
I thought I was perfect
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Potter/Randall Master Gardeners lecture series to begin Feb. 15
Potter/Randall Master Gardeners will conduct a series of eight lectures for beginning gardeners Feb. 15 through April 19 at the Texas A&M University System Agricultural Research & Extension Center, 6500 W. Amarillo Blvd.
Nonprofit Calendar
The Panhandle Independent Living Center's "Back to the Oldies 'Happy Days' Sock Hop" fundraiser. 6:30 to 11 p.m. Feb. 3 in the Sunset Art Gallery Party Room, 3701 Plains Blvd. Tickets are $25 each. Information: (806) 374-1400.
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Girl Scouts - Five Star Council members will be offering Girl Scout cookies for sale
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Tascosa High School All-State Choir members
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Ongoing Needs
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Building on one man's vision
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AARP free tax preparation for seniors to begin Thursday
AARP's free income tax preparation services for seniors and taxpayers with limited income will begin Thursday and continue through April 13.
Art museum to host children's Valentine workshop
The Amarillo Museum of Art will host its annual Children's Heart Art Valentine Workshop from 10 to 11:30 a.m. Feb. 10.
Buffs drop ENMU
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What employee never takes a vacation or a break, never calls in sick, works around the clock 365 days a year, has more than 3 million hours of experience, and is qualified to work in dietary services, radiology and medical record departments, pharmacies, central supply, and laboratories? The answer is a competent, cost-effective robotic courier that enables hospitals to redirect staff to more valuable roles.
In 1997, Transitions Research Corporation went public, and changed its name to HelpMate Robotics, Inc., to emphasize the one product by the same name that was to be introduced to the commercial marketplace. Two years later, Pyxis Corporation, the San Diego, California-based Automation and Information Services division of Cardinal Health, Inc., purchased the assets of HelpMate Robotics, Inc., subsequently acquiring the rights to the HelpMate robotic courier technology.
Known today as the Pyxis HelpMate® SecurePak (SP), the 4-foot-tall, 600-pound trackless robotic courier has evolved significantly from the original design blueprint. According to Cardinal Health, the Pyxis HelpMate SP is the first system of its kind to navigate autonomously through hospitals and other medical facilities—including independently calling and using elevators—without the use of external guidance systems such as fixed tracks or guide wires. It offers an extremely reliable and less expensive replacement for human couriers, while allowing nursing and pharmacy staff and other skilled health care workers to spend less time running errands and more time providing patient care.
The Pyxis HelpMate SP is battery-operated and employs state-of-the-art technology, wireless radio, and proprietary software to guide it from point to point. With a 200-pound payload and various lockable compartments for storage, the robotic courier is capable of smoothly transporting pharmaceuticals, laboratory specimens, equipment and supplies, meals, medical records, and radiology films back and forth between support departments and nursing floors. In a laboratory setting, it delivers test results back to clinicians in a timely manner, leading to more accurate diagnoses and treatments. Its proven track record for seamless deliveries also helps to eliminate concerns regarding biohazard spills. In the pharmacy, the courier reduces delivery costs, increases productivity, and provides tighter security for medications and supplies.
The source of vision for the original HelpMate was a structured-light vision system, comprised of a camera that sought out objects up to approximately 8 feet in front of the robot. The camera differentiated between ob-stacles at different distances and altered the course of the robot to maneuver around them. Two infrared strobe lights, positioned 6 inches and 18 inches off of the floor, provided planes of lights for the camera to detect the objects in front of it. A laser scanner replaced the structured-light system in Pyxis HelpMate SP. The new laser scanner provides a wider field of view (180º as opposed to 60º with the camera), finer resolution, and improved reliability. Turn signals, emergency-stop buttons, and contact bumpers are also included as added safety mechanisms.
To date, nearly 100 Pyxis HelpMate units have been sold to hospitals within the United States. The technology presents hospitals and other medical organizations with the financial options necessary to cost-effectively align fiscal goals and strategies, especially when faced with increased labor shortages, fluctuating patient census, and the economic challenges that are currently impacting the health care field.


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Join us for a live broadcast of the popular radio show Whad'YaKnow? Hosted by Michael Feldman and produced by Wisconsin Public Radio. Along with the Whad'Ya Know Quiz, music from the Whad'Ya Know Trio, and interviews with both celebrities and audience members, other segments have become recurring staples to the show's format. Tell your friends and relatives to listen to their radios on Saturday morning. They just might hear YOU playing the quiz with Michael! Tickets: $20/$28/$35.
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We all know that food is indeed the catalyst that is responsible for all our energy. As a result, we need to eat the right kinds of food to prepare ourselves in the best possible manner. Our environment and how we perceive it is shaped by our reactions to the world and our reactions are influenced by our energy levels, which again comes down to the question of food. There are … Read entire article »
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Melinda Culea
|Melinda Culea
May 5, 1955
Western Springs, Illinois, U.S.
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|Peter Markle
Melinda Culea (born May 5, 1955 in Western Springs, Illinois) is an American film and television actress, who moved into acting after working as a model.[1] As of 2016[update], she is working as an author and artist. Her first book, "Wondago" an illustrated mystery novel released January 2016 by Griffith Moon Publishing.
The A-Team[edit]
Culea is best known for playing Amy Amanda Allen in the 1980s hit TV series The A-Team.[2] Her role was as a newspaper reporter who worked with the team for the first season and half of the second season.[3]
Introduced in the feature-length pilot episode "Mexican Slayride",[3] her character was presented as feisty. However, Culea soon started to realize that her character had very little to do. Reportedly, star George Peppard did not like a female lead being part of the show, and made his feelings clear. Culea asked for her character to be involved in the team's fights, suggesting that Amy try to help, but she gets in the way - adding some comic relief. The producers resisted.[4] Culea was ultimately dropped from the series in 1983,[5] with her final appearance being in Season 2 Episode 12, "The White Ballot", although her character continued to be mentioned by the team during the show shortly thereafter. However, she could still be glimpsed very briefly on one of the scenes on the show's opening theme. This scene was used for the show's entire run.[6]
Other television roles[edit]
Culea has acted in a number of other TV roles, mainly during the 1980s and 1990s.
Shortly after leaving The A-Team Culea gained a leading role as Terry Randolph in the short-lived series Glitter. Her other most substantial role was playing the recurring character Paula Vertosick on Knots Landing for two seasons, from 1988 to 1990.
She also made appearances on many other notable TV shows including Fantasy Island, Family Ties, St. Elsewhere, The X-Files, Star Trek: The Next Generation,[7] Brotherly Love,[8] Beverly Hills, 90210, and Murder, She Wrote.
Movie roles[edit]
Culea played the role of Constance Taylor in the movie Wagons East! (1994),[9] directed by her future husband Peter Markle, and played Anna in Dying on the Edge (2001).
Selected filmography[edit]
- The X-Files ... Karin Berquist (episode, "Alpha", 1999)
- Target Earth (1998) (TV) ... Allison, Emmett's Gang
- C-16: FBI (2 episodes, 1997)
- Buried Secrets (1996) (TV) ... Laura Vellum
- Brotherly Love ... Claire Roman (1995)
- Down, Out & Dangerous (1995) (TV) ... CeCe Dryer
- Moment of Truth: Murder or Memory? (1994) (TV)
- Wagons East (1994) ... Constance Taylor
- Through the Eyes of a Killer (1992) (TV) ... Alison Rivers
- Murder, She Wrote ... Nicole Gary ... (1990–1992)
- Star Trek: The Next Generation ... Soren (1992)
- Jake and the Fatman ... Ellen Webster (1991)
- Beverly Hills, 90210 ... Dr. Natalie Donner (1991)
- Knots Landing ... Paula Vertosick (1988–1990)
- St. Elsewhere ... McPhail (1986–1987)
- Family Ties ... Rebecca Ryan (1986)
- Dear Penelope and Peter (1986) (TV) ... Judy Berlin
- Glitter ... Terry Randolph (1984–1985)
- Hotel ... Adrianna Dupre... (1984)
- The A-Team ... Amy Allen... (24 episodes, 1983)
- Fantasy Island (TV) ... Shelley James (1983)
- The Rules of Marriage (1982) (TV) ... Holly Stone
- Dear Teacher (1981) (TV) ... Annie Cooper
- ^ Dangaard, Colin (1983) "Melinda Culea: The Struggle Goes on", Milwaukee Journal, 4 September 1983
- ^ Jet, vol 64, 1983, p. 55
- ^ a b McNeil, Alex (1985) Total Television: A Comprehensive Guide to Programming from 1948 to the Present, Penguin Books Australia; ISBN 978-0-14-007377-5, p. 10
- ^ Jeff Jarvis (January 1984). "The A-Team Draws Fire". People Magazine. 21 (4). Retrieved November 16, 2011.
- ^ "'A-Team's' Disgruntled Melinda Culea Will Be Replaced", Philadelphia Enquirer, October 18, 1983.
- ^ "The A-Team: Season Two". DVD Box Set. Universal Studios.
- ^ Roush, Matt (1992) "`Star Trek' focuses on sexuality", USA Today, Match 18, 1992
- ^ "Joey Lawrence's New Show a Family Affair", Chicago Tribune, August 29, 1995
- ^ Wilmington, Michael (1994) "Pitiful `Wagons East!' is a Sorry Farewell For John Candy", Chicago Tribune, August 26, 1994


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