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Theater Review: New York Animals Brings Bacharach Back to Town
Fame and fortune is a magnet.By Jesse Green
Fame and fortune is a magnet.By Jesse Green
It's where "The Way to San Jose" started.
A revue with a clue.By Jesse Green
Hal David, who collaborated with Burt Bacharach on dozens of nice songs, was 91.By Caroline Bankoff
But they fixed it! So, crisis averted.By Margaret Lyons
"Why do birds suddenly appear ... "By Edith Zimmerman
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A 79-year-old Monmouth County man was killed Friday by a house fire officials believe was ignited by a cigarette or match that was improperly discarded, according to a report in the Asbury Park Press.
Francis Murphy, 79, was sleeping in the basement of his home Friday morning when the fire broke out on a couch, authorities said. His wife, Bessie, heard the fire alarm and was able to escape unharmed through the smoke, according to the report.
Francis Murphy worked for more than 30 years as a school janitor at Monmouth Regional High School, family members told the Asbury Park Press.


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Thursday, November 15, 2012
The Palmetto House homeless shelter in Summerville will benefit from a portion of all proceeds at a free Holiday Extravaganza hosted by The Ponds, a 1,950-acre master-planned community in Summerville, Nov. 18 from 1-5 p.m. The Ponds, known for its philanthropic community activities, will also try to help stock the Palmetto House food pantry through donations brought to the event.
The Holiday Extravaganza, held at the Ponds Farmhouse, 326 Hundred Oaks Parkway in Summerville, will host a variety of vendors selling items such as jewelry, arts and crafts, kitchen items, pet gifts, food goods and more. Participants include Pampered Chef, Silpada, Candy for a Cure, Canine Creations, Pink Crocodile, It Works! Wraps, and others.
Door prizes will be given away every 15 minutes and the Knightsville Elementary School Chorus will be singing holiday music.
Attendees are encouraged to bring nonperishable food items for donation to the food pantry and only cash and checks will be accepted for sale items.
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Deere & Co. quarterly profit falls 38 percent
PITTSBURGH - Deere & Co. reported a 38 percent drop in quarterly profit Wednesday but beat Wall Street expectations, even as tight credit and lower crop prices undercut demand overseas.
House votes to tackle tobacco black market
WASHINGTON - The House on Thursday approved tougher enforcement measures against contraband cigarette sales that make money for criminals but cost federal, state and local governments billions of dollars.
Hutchison offers dealerships bill
WASHINGTON - Underperforming Chrysler dealers targeted for closing should get more time to wind down their car dealerships, lawmakers said Thursday, as several groups urged the Obama administration to reconsider its work to restructure the faltering U.S. auto industry.
Beer tax may help fund health insurance for all
WASHINGTON - Joe Six-pack may have to hand over nearly $2 more for a case of beer to help provide health insurance for all.
Low-price Hormel foods benefit from downturn
MILWAUKEE - Sales of Hormel foods like Spam, Dinty Moore stews and Chi-Chi's Mexican products climbed more in the fiscal second quarter, the company said Thursday as it reported a 4 percent rise in profit that was better than analysts were expecting.
SEC head objects to Obama watchdog plan
WASHINGTON - The head of the Securities and Exchange Commission is objecting to a plan being considered by the Obama administration to create a new financial watchdog to protect consumers.
Ex-pension director mum on questions
WASHINGTON - The former director of the government's pension agency took the Fifth Amendment Wednesday when senators asked about allegations that he had inappropriate contacts with Wall Street firms while running the operation, which insures the pensions of 44 million Americans.
Southwest CEO says travel fizzled in May
DALLAS - The CEO of Southwest Airlines says a pickup in travel in April fizzled in May, forcing the company to speed up plans for more revenue.
GMAC may receive infusion of fresh aid
WASHINGTON - The government is close to providing auto lender GMAC with billions of dollars in fresh aid, according to people familiar with the matter.
Geithner says banks raise most of shortfalls
WASHINGTON - Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner says banks identified in stress tests as having capital shortfalls have raised $48 billion of the $75 billion that the government said they needed to get through an adverse turn in the economy.
CEO-chairman of AIG reportedly to step down
NEW YORK - American International Group Inc. says its chairman and chief executive plans to step down when a search for replacements is complete.
Dow Chemical to sell $935 million in assets
MIDLAND, Mich. - Dow Chemical Co. said Wednesday it would sell another $935 million in assets as part of a plan to pay down debt and improve its cash position.
Low-price Hormel foods benefit from downturn
MILWAUKEE - Sales of Hormel foods like Spam, Dinty Moore stews and Chi-Chi's Mexican products climbed more in the fiscal second quarter, the company said Thursday as it reported a 4 percent rise in profit that was better than analysts were expecting.
Target posts 13 percent drop in 1st-quarter profit
NEW YORK - Discount retailer Target Corp. reported a 13 percent decline in first-quarter profit Wednesday as it confronts sluggish consumer spending. But the results beat analysts' estimates because of cost-control measures.
UAW reaches tentative deal with GM
DETROIT - The United Auto Workers union has agreed on a tentative deal with the government and General Motors that would cut labor costs, close factories and change the way a union-run trust for retiree health care is funded.
Baylor knocks off Longhorns; Tech falls
OKLAHOMA CITY - Dustin Dickerson and Shaver Hansen hit two-run doubles during an eight-run sixth inning as eighth-seeded Baylor upset top-seeded Texas, 14-9, on Wednesday in the opener for both teams in the Big 12 Conference tournament.
Caprock-ex Rollins regroups after injury
A year ago, McMurry's Holly Rollins pulled off an upset when she won the NCAA Division III women's pole vault championship.
Tascosa grad Jones ready for defense of D-II discus title
It's all different this year for Nick Jones. The Abilene Christian sophomore from Tascosa enters this weekend's NCAA Division II outdoor track and field meet not as an unknown, as he was a year ago, but as a defending champion.
Thousands honor Tisdale at memorial
TULSA, Okla. - Live jazz music. People clapping, shouting to the preacher and swaying to gospel tunes. A casket taken 3 miles to the city's downtown arena by horse-drawn carriage.
Bob Hatton: Seeds of spring could cause too many plants
Many early spring flowers are blooming and have or will soon go to seed. Larkspur, Dame's Rocket, poppies, and others are providing a show in the late spring garden. If left to go to seed, you may very well have too many of these plants next spring.
Dr. Gott: Can medication be causing senior's fainting?
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a nearly 86-year-old lady. I never did smoke or drink. I get up at 7 a.m. and go to bed around 11 p.m. I try to keep up with my housework, and some days don't even lie down or nap.
Heloise: Medicine box good for jewelry
Dear Heloise: When packing for a trip, I wondered, for the millionth time, how I could pack my jewelry.
Dr. Gott: Low testosterone, poor balance bother senior
Dear Dr. Gott: Please forgive my handwritten letter. There is no one in Arizona who can install a new ribbon onto my manual typewriter.
Yoga without the studio
On hilltops in Austin under the full moon. On Montana dude ranches. In Minneapolis city parks. Yoga practitioners across the country are celebrating spring and summer by taking their downward-facing dog poses and sun salutations outdoors.
Dear Abby: Mom keeps driving despite seizures
Dear Abby: My mother is 66 and has had two major epileptic seizures. The incidents occurred in the middle of the night, and each time she was unconscious for a long time (45 minutes or more) and was taken to the emergency room by ambulance. She also has "minor" seizures that last only 30 to 60 seconds. I have seen them.
Heloise: Reader needs bath salts recipe
Dear Heloise: I have searched for the article on bath salts (home recipe). I remember Epsom salts, glycerin and oil, but not the amounts or the method. Please, please print this again. - Connie Kneeland, Terre Haute, Ind.
Dear Abby: Tourists seem to lack knowledge of US
Dear Abby: The letter from "Cheri-Ann in Honolulu" (Feb. 21), who wanted to remind your readers that Hawaii is indeed one of the 50 states, reflects the lack of reasonable preparation on the part of tourists.
Pop a can for great, moist grilled chicken
A half-full can of beer keeps this grilled whole chicken upright so the legs (which cook slower) are closer to the heat than the quicker-cooking breast. It also infuses the bird with flavorful moisture. Basmati rice and a cool cucumber salad with a garlicky yogurt dressing would balance the crispy, tandoori-spiced skin that results from this simple technique.
Recipes can go from freezer to oven for quick baking
Taking food to a house in need is a good deed that is always appreciated.
Wine of the week
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Rebels take pride in defense
No area baseball team has benefited more from its defense in the postseason than Tascosa, which will be making its first appearance in the Region I-5A quarterfinals at 7:30 tonight against District 2-5A rival Odessa (29-5).
Lady Sandies rely on relays
Amarillo High girls track coach Jay Hufstedler said if his three relay teams can reach the finals of the Region I-5A meet, anything might happen.
Girls Athlete of the Year: Boys Ranch athlete upheld high standards in sports, academics
Doing it all, and then some. There are no days off in the busy life of Boys Ranch multi-sport athlete Katie Jones. From the day school starts to the day it ends, Jones is focused and determined to be the best she can - at everything.
Hornets' Williams wins trip to state
ODESSA - Highland Park sophomore Mariah Williams knew she was in a good position following the 100 meter dash prelims on Tuesday.
Girl's Coach of the Year: Barker brings out players' best
The 2009 season for the Amarillo High volleyball team was nothing short of historic.
Boys Athlete of the Year: Bushland's Hudson a vital asset to three championship teams
Legendary football coach Vince Lombardi was famous for the line, "Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
Randall rookie unveils power surge
Over the course of a regular season, it is considered a solid year if a softball player has about 20 total bases.
Lefties throwing right stuff for Raiders
The Randall baseball team has ridden its potent offense to success.
H.S. Baseball Playoff Capsule
Clarendon (17-5) vs. Haskell (16-6)
Running straight to the top
In just under 22 seconds this weekend, Sam Omamogho could end a 37-year drought at Amarillo High.
Boys Coach of the Year: Muleshoe's season seems unreal
Five months later, Muleshoe's David Wood still has to pinch himself to make sure it happened just the way he experienced it.
Cabrera, Tigers beat Texas for 6th straight win
In Detroit, the Detroit Tigers found another way to spoil the Texas Rangers' trip to Comerica Park.
Even triple play can't save Texas in 5-3 loss
DETROIT - Justin Verlander struggled for one inning Wednesday night and that wasn't quite enough for the Texas Rangers.
The Short List
Ali Jones, a member of the Amarillo Dusters dance team, is vying to become one of 12 to make Aaron's af2 Dance Dream Team.
Officers jog 340 miles
They jogged 340 miles Wednesday, but 28 area law enforcement officers didn't complain about aches and pains.
Leaf indicted on drug-related charges
A Randall County grand jury has indicted four-year NFL quarterback and former West Texas A&M University quarterbacks coach Ryan Leaf on drug and burglary charges.
AAA says travel to rise
Millions will hit the road during the extended Memorial Day weekend, the official start of the summer vacation season.
Renewable energy raises class demand
Balancing the supply and demand for specialized workers is keeping educators busy trying to train for what the market needs now and in the future.
Rep. aims for energy at home
U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry on Thursday introduced a bill he says would encourage production of a variety of domestic energy.
River Road graduation
It's graduation season and thousands of people will go to spotted.amarillo.com to see photographs of their children, friends or themselves in cap and gown.
Silence on ride honors injured, killed cyclists
The memory of Tasha Enloe traveled with more than 120 cyclists Wednesday night as they slowly passed through Amarillo in a funerallike procession.
Readying for Memorial Day
More than 4,000 flags will be prepared to be placed on the grave sites of veterans for Memorial Day.
Murder suspect caught in Okla.
Oklahoma authorities Wednesday captured James Terry Shelnutt, the Amarillo man awaiting trial on murder charges whose disappearance this week triggered a manhunt.
Submit your grad photos
It's graduation season and thousands of people will go to spotted.amarillo.com to see photographs of their children, friends or themselves in cap and gown.
Tax groups eye AHF bankruptcy case
Local taxing entities have their eyes on the American Housing Foundation bankruptcy case.
In a pinch: Homeowners save cash by maintaining air conditioners
It's only been a matter of weeks since the Texas Panhandle was buried under more than 6 inches of snow from a freakish spring blizzard.
Beating the odds: Soccer player battles cancer
As Connor Lyons battles a rare cancer, his spirit, determination and optimism remain unscathed.
City sets deadline for house
The city of Amarillo on Wednesday moved to condemn a multimillion-dollar house in The Colonies apparently abandoned in the midst of construction.
Father of scalded girl files lawsuit for losses
The father of a 20-month-old girl who was killed by his former wife's new husband has filed a second wrongful death lawsuit.
AEDC approves $50K grant for Tech wind farm
The Amarillo Economic Development Corp. board approved a $50,000 grant Wednesday that will help Texas Tech University develop plans for a wind farm near the Pantex Plant.
Ex-diocese bishop receives Pax Christi's highest honor
A national Catholic peace organization has honored Bishop Emeritus L.T. Matthiesen with its top annual award.
Most pass TAKS arithmetic
More than half the schools in Potter and Randall counties at least matched the state rate in the percentage of students who passed statewide math tests in April.
Ryan Leaf faces drug, burglary charges 05/21/09
One by one, Helen Houseal slowly made her way to each person as they formed a wide semicircle beyond the grave site Tuesday at Llano East Cemetery. A yellow rose in her left hand and an Army escort on her right, she meticulously made her way down the line, shaking each hand and telling them one at a time what it meant to her that they were there for her son.
Jon Mark Beilue: What happened to agreeing to disagree?
Carol Coleman is a little perplexed, a little sad and a little furious. What she shouldn't be is surprised.
Committee agrees on wind insurance
AUSTIN - Members of the House Insurance Committee on Wednesday night finally agreed on a compromise bill that the chamber is expected to take up next week.
Rocking chair for Canyon chief
The public is invited to attend a retirement celebration for Canyon Police Chief Bobby Griffin.
County may get storm relief
Gray County officials announced Thursday the storms that swept through the region a week ago damaged more than 130 homes and have brought a disaster declaration that could bring state or federal relief.
Windstorm insurance up in air
AUSTIN - The nine members of the House Insurance Committee have been told that if they don't agree on a windstorm insurance bill by the end of the session June 1, Gov. Rick Perry will call a special session.
Beating the odds: Accident won't stop drive to graduate
Aug. 6, 2008, is a day the Horton family will never forget. Eighteen-year-old Heather was two weeks away from starting her senior year at Bushland High School when she and a friend were in a car accident.
Father pleads guilty to child injury in filthy home
LUBBOCK - The father of most of the seven children removed from a filthy Lubbock home where stacks of dirty diapers filled closets pleaded guilty Wednesday to child injury and endangerment charges.
San Jacinto roads could be changed to one way
Streets surrounding San Jacinto Park could be made one-way thoroughfares under a plan working its way through Amarillo City Hall.
Amarillo area graduations 2009
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Strong quake shakes tall buildings in Mexico City
Two-vehicle accident sends two to hospital
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Katherine Parrish Hudson
Katherine Parrish Hudson, 73, of Canyon died Wednesday, May 20, 2009, in Amarillo. Services will be at 10 a.m. Saturday in First Baptist Church of Canyon with Dr. David Lowrie officiating. Burial will be at 1 p.m. MDT in Lawn Haven Memorial Cemetery in Clovis, N.M. Arrangements are by Holley Funeral Home.
Jane Craig
FORT SUMNER, N.M. - Jane Craig, 88, died Wednesday, May 20, 2009, in Clovis.
Lottie Pearl Burk
Lottie Pearl Burk, 95, of Amarillo died Thursday, May 21, 2009.
Jackie Glen Clawson
FRITCH - Jackie Glen Clawson, 68, died Wednesday, May 20, 2009, in Amarillo.
Greta Mae Catron
BORGER - Greta Mae Catron, 75, died Tuesday, May 19, 2009, in Amarillo.
Donald Dean "Don" Rosenbach
PAMPA - Donald Dean "Don" Rosenbach, 75, died Tuesday, May 19, 2009, in Amarillo.
Eugenia Laverne "Gina" Wilson Hughes
PAMPA - Eugenia Laverne "Gina" Wilson Hughes, 50, died Monday, May 18, 2009.
Maria Del Refugio "Cuca" Renteria
Maria Del Refugio "Cuca" Renteria, 71, of Amarillo died Monday, May 18, 2009.
Doug Keller
PAMPA - Doug Keller, 67, died Tuesday, May 19, 2009.
Jerryl Dine "Jerry" Washer
FRITCH - Jerryl Dine "Jerry" Washer, 67, died Tuesday, May 19, 2009, in Amarillo.
Elaine Rowan
HEREFORD - Elaine Rowan, 85, died Monday, May 18, 2009.
Lola Mae Lester
Lola Mae Lester, 81, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 19, 2009.
Sybil Ruth Dunlap
Sybil Ruth Dunlap, 86, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 19, 2009.
Melas Carlene Martin Jones
BOVINA - Melas Carlene Martin Jones, 91, died Wednesday, May 20, 2009.
Myrtle L. Gilley
Myrtle L. Gilley, 95, of Amarillo died Monday, May 18, 2009.
Joyse Ann Hoskinson
Joyse Ann Hoskinson, 63, of Amarillo died Monday, May 18, 2009.
Letter: Make tax rates correspond to CEO salaries
This must be one of a million of letters protesting the high salaries of CEOs, especially the bonus payments to AIG.
Letter: Private health care is bitter pill to swallow
I am 77, and have had Medicare for about three years since I retired.
Middle East Journal
NAHARIYA, Israel - In the shadow of a potential enemy - the terrorists across the border in Lebanon - Israelis in this northern city have honored the victims of a long-ago, and incredibly sinister, foe of mankind.
Letter: Cost of health care is sickening
My son and his wife have twin boys who are 1 year old. They were born two months premature and were in incubators for two months.
Letter: Pitts tells it like it is on Pelosi
Regarding columnist Leonard Pitts Jr.'s column, May 18: Leonard Pitts Jr. has earned a pat on the back for exposing Nancy Pelosi for the liar she is.
Letter: Don't disenfranchise paper ballots
I join the call for a paper ballot for every vote cast in America.
Editorial: Put out the fire
A proposed statewide smoking ban has been snuffed out in the Texas Legislature, and those who value the rights of property owners to determine this issue for themselves should be fired up.
Editorial: Pull no punches for GOP
It is not exactly King Kong vs. Godzilla, but the political battle between Texas Gov. Rick Perry and U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison is shaping up to be a monster of a fight.
John Kanelis: Middle East Journal
EDITOR'S NOTE: Editorial Page Editor John Kanelis is providing a Middle East Journal during his trip to Israel as part of Rotary International's Group Study Exchange.
Letter: In God we trust - our money?
What a fool I've been. Turns out all the time and energy I spend trying to make responsible financial decisions by living within my means is pure foolishness in the eyes of the federal government.
WT first baseman Mann is honored
West Texas A&M baseball player Rob Mann was selected to the Rawlings All-South Central Regional team as a first team selection.
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In Dodgeball there's a scene where the main character needs to get motivated. "We started thinking, 'Who is the most inspirational person in the world?' " says Stiller, "and we thought of Lance. Wouldn't it be funny if he ran into Lance Armstrong and Lance said, 'I thought about quitting, too.'" Eager to do some comedy, Armstrong said yes without reading the script. And how was his performance? "He really understood how important it is to play it straight in order to make it funny," says Stiller. "He underplayed the whole scene perfectly. Most people take him so seriously that they are intimidated by him. But he's got a great sense of humor about himself."
Free Association
We asked Will & Grace's Sean Hayes for his quick takes on a few hot topics.
Jail time for Martha Stewart: "I wanna say sad, but I do think she's being made an example of."
Jeopardy! winner Ken Jennings: "Lotta free time."
Whoopi getting fired by SlimFast for Bush joke: "What happened to free speech?"
Sharon Stone in a Basic Instinct sequel: (Laughs) It's too easy.
2004 Presidential Race: "I really hope people educate themselves in America and make the right decision in voting for Kerry."
Reality TV: "It definitely has its place, but I don't think it's here to stay.
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If you're on Sigourney Weaver's gift list, get ready. Before filming M. Night Shyamalan's period film The Village, Weaver had to attend a kind of 19th-century boot camp, where she learned how to make fire and plow fields, not to mention how to create various crafts. "I made my best friend a Shaker basket that I had dyed in walnut water. I made my husband some rabbit mittens," says Weaver. Also on the list were an iron trivet, a knitted muffler and a pine-needle basket. "There are a lot of interesting presents to be had," she says. Aww, does that mean we won't be getting a TiVo?
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How to Understanding the Games Men Play
You meet a nice guy and things are going great. You give him your number and don't hear from him for a week. Then he cancels plans at the last minute for no good reason. He asks you to hang out with him and his friends and next thing you know you're at a strip bar watching the football game. He stops returning your texts and doesn't call you when he said he would. Men play all kinds of games and this article will help you understand them.
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1Men and women are completely different creatures. They think, eat and speak differently. Once you realize this, things will be a lot easier. Don't read too much into anything they say or do. It's usually not that complicated.
2Men will often test you to see how you will handle things. If you remain calm, cool and collected, you win. If you turn into an emotional basket case, he wins and he gets to tell all his friends what a psycho chick you are. Surprise him and show him that you can control your emotions. Most women can't and he will respect you a lot more if you're not yelling at him and slamming doors. If he puts you in a situation that makes you uncomfortable, call him on it.
3Men like to push a little, then pull away a little. When you accept this, things will flow a lot easier for you. In the beginning, he will pull out all the stops. He opens doors, pays for dinner and lets you pick the movie. Then it gets boring. He wants to change the routine so he doesn't respond back to you right away, in order to get a reaction. If you freak out and give him the attention that he craves, you are feeding into his act. Do the same thing to him. Don't always be available. Have a life and continue to be an interesting person regardless of any man.
4Think before you speak. Men like to believe that they are logical and women are emotional. While this may be true, it's not always the case. You can't take care of anyone else if you can't take care of yourself. Don't drop your life for a guy. Ever. The number one complaint from men is that women let their whole lives revolve around a guy. Don't be that woman. Have hobbies, hang out with friends, cook, do whatever makes you happy and keeps you busy. If you find a guy that's special enough, make time for him. That's what men do. They live their lives and if they meet a woman that they like they will fit her into their lives.
5Sometimes a man will look at another woman to make you jealous. Most of the time it's not because he doesn't love you, it's because he wants to get a reaction. If you give him the typical female reaction, you are falling into a trap. If you catch him staring at another woman, acknowledge it and move on. Say "she's really pretty" and then change the subject. He won't know what to do.
6For the most part men are upfront. They say what they mean and they mean what they say. If you do this as a woman, the communication will open up to an entirely different level. Don't drop hints or expect him to read your mind. If you want something, ask for it. If you are upset about something he did tell him, discuss it and move on. Pouting and acting mad doesn't help anything and he won't know what he did wrong if you don't say anything.
7A man will avoid you because he doesn't want to appear too eager or desperate. He will not respond to your text right away because he wants you to realize that he has a life other than you. It's important for you to have a life other than him. Monkey see monkey do. Don't always answer his calls right away and if you already have plans with friends and he asks you out, don't cancel your plans! Shocker I know, but most women will drop whatever they were doing for a guy. A guy wouldn't do that. He would be logical, keep his original plans and reschedule for a later date.
8If he is always late or doesn't show up, ask him to give you the same consideration he would give a client. This equates you to a work situation which is logical. Then drop it and move on. Women have a tendency to go on and on about something and this is very annoying. If he cancels again, make other plans and stick with them.
9Men love a challenge. They want what they can't have. That's why they try so hard in the beginning to impress you and once they have you it's like they have no more incentive. You have to give him that incentive. If you're going out with friends or running errands, dress nice and put on makeup. Don't ever let yourself go. Let him always see you as the amazing woman that you are. Let him think that it's possible to lose you, so he is always working to keep you.
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Should I let them get a reaction out of me?wikiHow ContributorNo you should not give them the reaction. That's what he wants you to do. As the article says, keep cool or else you're falling into his trap.
- Be strong and independent. Most men are attracted to women who they know can live without them, meaning they aren't looking for a savior or a sugar daddy.
- If you don't wear makeup normally, don't start just to impress him; if it's not your style don't fake it.
- When a man does something that you don't like, don't react until you think about the reasoning behind his actions. Be logical and calm. Take time to formulate a response.
- Don't hate the player or the game. Learn the rules and you will win!
- Think of the way men react to things. Then think of the way you've responded to a bad situation. Notice a difference?
- Have a life of your own. It can be tricky. You have to be available, yet you have to let go. Don't get all wrapped up in the game. It takes practice, but after a while, it is no longer a game. You are an individual entity and it happens when it happens. Be conducive to the process, but don't force it.
- Don't act clingy or needy. Calling too much or checking up on him is what mothers are for.
- Don't be overly aloof. Show a little interest then pull back, it keeps them coming back for more. That's what men do.
- Don't man bash or say things like "All men are jerks". He will pick up on your attitude and make judgements. You wouldn't want to be around a man who hated women would you?
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U.S. Senate Holds Hearing On Assault Rifle Ban
Category: US Politics
/ Feb 27, 2013 4:19PM EDT
The United States Senate Judiciary committee held a hearing to debate the possibility of banning military-style assault weapons Wednesday. (February 27) The proposal comes in the wake the Newtown, Connecticut shooting where 20 children and 6 adults were killed by an assailant using an assault weapon with high capacity magazines. Gun-control efforts face an uphill battle against a powerful pro-gun lobby and a strong U.S. tradition of hunting and gun ownership. The right to bear arms is guaranteed to Americans in the U.S. Constitution. Critics of the proposal say it is an attack the second amendment, something Milwaukee, Wisconsin Police Chief Ed Flynn, also of the Police Executive Research Forum, claims is misguided. "This bill does not take guns out of the hands of Americans, it does not strip them of them second amendment rights, in fact if we want to be intellectually honest the issues raised here have more to do with commerce than they do with the second amendment. A lot of people make a lot of money selling arms and ammunition. This isn't inherently a bad thing but it can tempt to search for a grasp for false logic," Flynn said. Senator Lindsay Graham, a republican from South Carolina, questioned how effective the assault weapons ban would be. "How many crimes are committed by rifles in terms of homicides in the United States? What percentage of homicides were committed by rifles? Either one of you know?" Graham asked Flynn and United States Attorney John Walsh, who was representing the Department of Justice at the Hearing. "In 2011 it was 2.5 percent of U.S. homicides were committed by a rifle of any type. Twice as many people were killed with bare hands," Graham said, answering his own question. The proposed ban on assault weapons makes up one of the four gun-control bills, all of which are likely to be approved by the Democrat-led Judiciary Committee and be considered by the full Senate as early as Thursday, according to congressional aides. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, a Democrat from Nevada, will decide how to package the measures for a vote on the Senate floor. Video Source: Reuters
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The program will feature Holiday Designs by Michael Brody of Country Cupboard Floral Shop.
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The cost for the morning is $12, inclusive with complimentary childcare by reservation. Call Letha at 568-1650 for a reservation..
This event is sponsored by Lewisburg Christian Women's Club, a division of Stonecroft Ministries.
Lycoming DAR to meet this morning
The Lycoming County chapter of Daughters of the American Revolution will meet today at the Woman's Club, 414 Walnut St.
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|Have you ever been skeptical of the magicJack? Robbie is. So he set out to do a little myth-busting and gets to the bottom of whether we can really save $1000 on our phone bill. Per year.
Originally aired on May 15th, 2012.
Starring: Robbie Ferguson and Hillary Rumball.
Episodes › Season 5 › Episode 243
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Topics Covered:
- Robbie Ferguson and Hillary Rumball present live from the Category5 studios in Barrie, Ontario.
- Why YouTube got a fright this week on the Category5 TV channel.
- Contest Announcement: The Eco Alkalines contest for a year supply of batteries has been re-opened!
- Send your viewer postcard to Category5 TV.
- Viewer Questions.
- Viewer Question: I downloaded a ready-made Photoshop web site template, but I can't see the slices. Is there a way to use the slices in GNU Image Manipulation Program (GIMP)?
- Why some forms of slicing images should be considered obsolete.
- Using more modern techniques to slice up a web page mockup.
- Using GIMP's Autocrop Image tool to crop an image to make it smaller.
- Making a web site with rounded corners doesn't require images anymore, thanks to border-radius.
- Gradients on a web site no longer require images thanks to CSS gradients, and great tools like ColorZilla's Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator.
- Viewer Question: I used to be able to launch the Category5 popup player and then save the video file to my computer, but that's not working anymmore. Is there a new way for me to download each episode?
- Choosing an RSS feed from the Category5 TV web site to subscribe or download episodes of the show.
- Viewer Comment: +1 for Miro!
- Viewer Comment: In Entropia Univers / Planet Calypso you can friend me by searching for "Joshua Jot" or "Avarius".
- Jot also shares a photo of his in-game avatar watching Category5 TV in-game on a virtual TV.
- Top Stories from the Category5.TV Newsroom
- Catching up with Hillary Rumball.
- Feature: magicJack Plus - are the claims for real?
- Robbie's phone service last month alone cost him $67.40. If that's the norm, that's $808.80 per year just to have a phone.
- magicJack claims to offer unlimited calling in Canada and US for only $29.95 per year ($2.50 per month). A savings for Robbie of $778.85, plus free long distance? Can this be real?
- Dispelling the myth: is magicJack so easy to setup that a baby can do it?
- magicJack plus requires a Windows or Mac computer for the initial setup, but doesn't require a computer to run once the initial setup is complete.
- Unboxing the magicJack Plus.
- What's in the box.
- Configuring the magicJack plus for the first time.
- Registering an account to receive a local phone number where people can phone you.
- magicJack offers free 911 service, so it's important to provide your correct street address.
- The available number types: Vanity number, a US number, no phone number, a Canadian Number, or even transfer your existing number.
- Robbie's new phone bill for the entire year is $10.48 (the cost of registering a Canadian phone number).
- The actual hardware setup: connecting magicJack Plus without a computer, so you can start making calls.
- The moment of truth: does the magicJack Plus actually work? Does it work well?
- With magicJack Plus, you can call anywhere in Canada or the US for free.
- magicJack relies on your Internet connection, so if you have an unreliable Internet connection, it may pose a problem to your phone service.
- Travellers would love the magicJack Plus since you can take it with you overseas and still have your local calling number, and even still make calls to and from US and Canada for free, no matter where you are in the world.
- You don't need to dial 1 since all calls in Canada and the US are local calls.
- Robbie calls a handful of viewers in Canada and the US over the magicJack—and it worked.
- The cheesy ads and over-the-top claims of the magicJack make people sceptical, but Robbie discovers that the claims are true; it actually works.
- The price of the magicJack Plus.
- The Category5 TV magicJack number is 254-5-CAT5TV (one of those fancy Vanity numbers).
- You can make free magicJack to magicJack calls, so if you have family overseas, send them a magicJack and they can call you / you can call them for free.
Links to Relevant Web Sites:
- Category5 Mobile Site: m.cat5.tv
- Category5 on Tech Podcast Network: cat5.tv/tpn
- Category5 on Twitter: @category5tv
- Robbie on Twitter: @RobbieFerguson
- Hillary on Twitter: @HillaryRumball
- ColorZilla's Ultimate CSS Gradient Generator: colorzilla.com/gradient-editor
- Category5 Subscriptions and RSS Feeds: cat5.tv/rss
- Miro Internet TV: getmiro.com
- magicJack Plus: cat5.tv/magicjack
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William LOCKLEY + Elizabeth CONNELL - Cambridge, Waikato
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William was born about 1821 in Rhode Island USA, son of John a gamekeeper, and as a young man worked in a Birmingham cutlery factory. He enlisted as a regular soldier in the 65th Regiment and served in the Crimea and India. He came to New Zealand about 1858 and he married Elizabeth Connell (who had a daughter Fanny) in 1860. They then had nine children - Isabella, Henry, Jack, Basil, Caroline, Alice, Ellen, Mary and David.
William enlisted in the 3rd Waikato Militia on 23 November 1863 in Nelson. His Regiment Number was Private 945 and occupation a soldier.
They farmed on the Hamilton Road bordering the Town's Green Belt and later lived in Bowen Street. From 1870 to 1888 William's occupation was listed as a sawyer and he died 31 May 1890.
William LOCKLEY married Elizabeth CONNELL in 1852
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CHARLES TOWN - When Washington Patriots senior Derek Carson started swimming in Shepherd's Wellness Center, he never had a thought about sitting at a table to sign his letter-of-intent to Fairmont State.
The possibility of being at the table signing to swim at a college, first became a possibility when Carson qualified for the state meet as a freshman.
"Making the state meet in my first season was the biggest moment of my career," said the four-time The Journal's all-area first team swimmer. "At that point, I knew I was good enough."
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Awareness of Carson's talent might have came after his first appearance at the state meet, but a coaching change during his sophomore season maximized the potential for success as a swimmer and a team leader.
"Even spending a full year on the swim team, I barely knew the coach I had as a freshman, but with Brian Bauer, he's like a second father in how he cares," Carson said. "He brought this team together like a family, and that was important in supporting our newer swimmers and keep their morale high."
Carson had Alderson-Broaddus and West Virginia Tech as other choices, but he ultimately chose Fairmont because of what swim coach Pat Snively has done with the Falcons program.
"Alderson-Broaddus was just too expensive, and West Virginia Tech was too far away," Carson said. "There was more deciding factors in going to Fairmont, but one of the biggest factors was coach Pat Snively. He has done wonders with people, and his team is phenomenal for the level they are at, beating much higher level schools because of how he teaches his swimmers."
Carson finished fourth in the state meet this season in the 100 breaststroke and plans to continue with that stroke upon arrival at Fairmont.
"I knew I was going to compete in the breaststroke, but I did not think I would be as good as I am currently," Carson said. "I did not think I was going to be fourth in the state, but it was quite an accomplishment. I knew that if I was to get the breaststroke down, I was going to go places."
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The partnership, which has been strengthened by the MOU, aims to be strategic in its efforts. Ibrahim Assane Mayaki, NEPAD CEO, noted that the collaboration between the two organizations can provide important opportunities to "make a difference." Tegegnework Gettu, UNDP Regional Director for Africa, highlighted the importance of knowledge sharing and information exchange, emphasizing that the collaboration can provide quality policy advice for decision-makers on the continent. NEPAD is a programme of the African Union (AU). [NEPAD Press Release] [UNDP Press Release]


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The courts ultimately will decide how Noah Wyle will be punished for participating in a Medicaid protest in Washington, D.C., earlier this year.
But even if the law turns out not to be on his side, the actor still has the approval of one important judge: his 9-year-old son, Owen.
"I did talk to my son after I got released early the next morning," Wyle, 40, tells PEOPLE. "I called him before school, and I explained what happened and that I was okay."
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The ER alum, who warned his ex-wife and kids that he might be arrested ("It's a pretty complex issue to try to explain to a 6- and a 9-year-old," he says), prepared for his inevitable brush with the law in small ways.
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A term used vulgarly in the spirit of bigotry to describe a person who dates or marries another regardless of their racial or cultural heritage.
Mean-spirited idiots call the African-American man engaged to the Caucasian woman a race traitor because they do not realise that she loves him for his innate qualities that make him a unique human being and not solely for the color of his skin.
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One who has turned against their race and/or ethinticity in favor of those who would persecute them. ie a self loather and/or one who is ashamed of their heritage.
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someone who has betrayed her race by mixing sexually with a white person, Black person or an asian person.
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Some one who sells out his race for his personal advantage.
Abraham Lincoln was the greatest race traitor this country ever had. He decimated a generation of white American men.
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1. An African-American who is too vocal with views that are at odds with the Black supremacist movement, or that defy Marxist ideology.
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Dat haus nigga Colon be a race traitor. Dat Condi beech be Bush's hoe, n'a race traitor too. Same wif Clarence Thomas, da mofo. (etc)
by DrCruel February 15, 2006
a human being who chooses to betray his own race by mating with a being from another race, such as a rabbit or a dinosaur or a vacuum cleaner.
it's such a shame Tashonda is betraying the human race by doing it with that hummingbird. She should get back with together with Jaswinder and stop being a race traitor.
Jurgen is such a race traitor for having sex with that oil refinery. Toshiko was right to dump him when she did.
Jurgen is such a race traitor for having sex with that oil refinery. Toshiko was right to dump him when she did.
by Nicky Wire February 27, 2007
A well adjusted, educated, sane person that knows there is only one "race"... human (Homo sapiens).
"I got sent up to prison because the judge was a race traitor, not because I smoked meth, killed a store clerk and crashed a stolen car."
by Riprap August 19, 2012
People who prefer a different ethnicity or cultural identity to their own.
Race traitor is often applied incorrectly to women who would date a black guy as well as white guy as long as they had the right personality.
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Wiggers who take pride in renouncing their "whiteness" really are race traitors.
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Erie police have charged two women with dousing a residence with bleach and stealing a television during a burglary in June.
Sharon L. Collier, 33, and Sequoya N. Henderson, 27, both of Erie, were jailed on $25,000 bond apiece after they were arraigned Thursday night by Erie 2nd Ward District Judge Paul Urbaniak on charges of conspiracy to commit burglary, burglary, theft, receiving stolen property and criminal mischief.
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The Grant County News wants to hear about those special mothers, stepmothers, grandmothers, even aunts who are like mothers.
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The Youth Performance Award winner for April is Mackenzie Cloe, a senior at Williamstown High School.
Cloe, a self-professed "country girl," sees springtime a little different than most people—it's calving time.
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Northern Kentucky Field and Forest Club - 5 to 11 p.m. April 24, Lloyd's Wildlife Management Area, Crittenden. Cost for practice targets is $3 for 25 for youth or $3.50 for adults. All trap shooters of any age are invited. Call John Mullins at 823-0421 for more information.
Carly Middleton, the daughter of Greg and Misty Middleton and a sixth grader at Williamstown Jr./Sr. High School, served as Senator Damon Thayer's page on March 17.
A 41-year-old Williamstown resident and two Ohio men were arrested by federal agents April 13 on charges that they illegally possessed and delivered explosives.
FBI and Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives (ATF) agents arrested Robert Bancroft of 127 High St. between 6 and 7 a.m., along with his brother, Daniel J. Bancroft, 43, of Sidney, Ohio, and Paul Zahn, 44, of Bainbridge, Ohio.
The Bancrofts were charged with illegally possessing and transferring explosives, as well as conspiring to transfer explosives.
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Forcht Bank vs. Melissa Stewart, Scott Couch and Grant County, Kentucky, default of payment on note
Brian Hamon vs. David Wainscott, default of payment on note
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Julie Ann Bailey vs. Keith Brian Bailey, petition for dissolution of marriage
Charenee M. Jones vs. Derick Fields, petition for dissolution of marriage
Thomas Allen Holt vs. Donna Carol Holt, petition for dissolution of marriage
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HAGERSTOWN - Acting runs in Lucas Giolito's family.
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Great is among the many words that have been used to describe Giolito's potential. Washington Nationals hitting coach Rick Shu even described the 6-foot-6, 225-pound Giolito as "electric" and "a cant-miss. He's rated by Baseball America as the Nationals' top prospect and No. 21 overall, and is among the top 100 baseball prospects in most people's eyes.
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NEW YORK — Joe Girardi admitted he was caught by surprise today when he heard the crowd cheer after Nick Swisher bounced into an inning-ending double play in the eighth inning.
"I didn't think I would ever hear the day when people would cheer for us to make outs, as you heard in the (eighth) inning," the Yankees manager said with a smile after today's 6-4 victory over the Minnesota Twins.
The fans cheered because they knew that Swisher's out, which kept the Yankees from expanding their two-run lead, meant that Mariano Rivera would be entering the game and attempting to earn his record 602nd career save.
Swisher said he was confused when he heard the applause, until he figured it out.
"I'm trying to get a hit right there, man," Swisher said after the game. "I mean, I'm not trying to make an out, you know? But (that's the) greatest double play of my life. It took me a quick second to figure out what was going on — but then it sunk in real fast."
Swisher said at first he thought there was something happening in the stands, like a fight or something.
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Rodriguez finished 1-for-4 on the day, driving in an important insurance run in the sixth inning that gave the Yanks a 6-4 lead.
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The Yankees are 17-4 in the regular season against Minnesota since May 15, 2009, and 23 of 27, including playoff games.
Pitcher A.J. Burnett's game ended badly, but it started well.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. -- August is not often considered planting season, but the roots of the Denver Broncos' offensive explosion certainly reach back to those oven-baked days of training camp.
Days when, often in full view of thousands of fans, the Broncos decided to experiment on more than a few things now stored on their iPad playbooks. Stuff that's been good enough for 230 points in five games, a total that includes the league's only two 50-point games this season, constructed in back-to-back weeks against the Eagles and Cowboys
"There are a lot of things that are there," Broncos offensive coordinator Adam Gase said. "You might not have worked at it or tried it in the spring and it didn't work and it just takes a back page. A lot of the stuff we're doing right now, we did try and experiment in training camp and had success with it and we just kind of waited for the right time to use it."
Broncos quarterback Peyton Manning is adamant about the benefits of summer -- whether they be a two-back set with defensive tackle Mitch Unrein lined up at fullback, or lining up wide receiver Wes Welker in the backfield, or Manning simply tucking the ball and running for a touchdown -- all things the Broncos have done in recent weeks.
All through the team's offseason workouts and training camp, Manning consistently said it was the best time to experiment. He added that since the Broncos defense, collectively, would be one of the fastest the offense would see, there was an added benefit to see how things might work.
Manning also believes the chances of improving the success rate of those plays goes up if they are installed in the summer, rather than in some mid-season scramble. To that end, there is an understanding among everyone involved in the offense that once it's installed in training camp, it's fair game to be broken out during the season.
So it's best if everyone is familiar with the entire playbook, not just the parts the Broncos use week to week.
"I think that's why [Manning] quizzes you sometimes," rookie running back Montee Ball said. "He wants to see if you've been in the book and that you didn't just memorize it, that you understand it, that you know all of your responsibilities on those plays and why you're doing them that way."
Added Manning: "I think one thing that Adam Gase and the coaches did a good job of is we ran a lot of plays in training camp, we put a number of plays in. And going against our defense is a tough challenge. So you put them in in training camp, and then you can kind of call on them at any point. So that's how we kind of install the offense. I think it's tough when you put a play in, a brand new play in, on Thursday [during a game week]. So most of the stuff, it's in the system somewhere. It's just a matter of how many times we'll run it."
And in Manning's world, the 22 regular-season games he's started for the Broncos -- the playoff loss to the Ravens last January included -- aren't nearly a big enough sample size to have the kind of comfort level with all involved. Manning believes that will happen later. Even as the touchdowns pile up, Manning often talks of still getting to know Welker as a player, or tight end Julius Thomas, or even first-year center Manny Ramirez.
While the Broncos know what plays they've liked so far, they may not yet know which ones are the favorites.
"I think we're still finding out kind of what plays we can hang our hats on and what plays we can go to in crunch time," Manning said.