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Even typing the title chills ripple up my spine. As a young boy I grew up on a heavy dose of Star Wars and Indiana Jones. Unfortunately, this next generation knows them for the more recent additions to the franchise. At that young age though, they awakened in me a passion for adventure.
Sunday afternoons were when that passion could be momentarily sated. After church, many days I could be found at my grandparents house, scaling the cliffs, defending the valley from hordes of invaders. Our I would be at my cousins house, tromping through the woods, sliding into every hole we could find, hoping the next might be the cavern in which we would find the lost kings treasure. A constant by my side was my cousin Mike.
There were many a Sunday we found ourselves far from home, discovering a new pasture where the insects made a unique buzzing, that sounded like time travel. Or we would be, what seemed like, miles underground, exploring a cave we had found, sliding into a hole where the ceiling was covered with bats and sometimes being chased out as we began to hear monsters awaken from their slumber. What were our parents thinking?
When Jesus sends out the disciples (Matt 10), it sounds a lot more like my Sunday afternoons. Actually the whole book of Matthew is messing me up in a good kinda way. "Foxes have holes and birds have nests, but the Son of Man has no place to rest his head." Birds don't live in nests, unless they reproduce.

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Hometown: Easton
Members: Eric Blumenthal (drums), Tyler Thomas (bass), Todd Cooley (vocals/guitar), Dylan Catino (guitar)
Web site: myspace.com/anothervoyage
Influences: Blink 182, (+)44, Yellowcard, Dave Matthews Band
Sounds like: Drawing on a wide array of musical influences, Blumenthal describes the band's sound as "alternative pop rock with a little punk in there."
Set list: The band can be heard playing originals such as "Death and Daylight," "Sad Streaks of Heaven" and fan-favorite "Mike's Letter."
Rock roots: Fourteen-year-old Blumenthal began jamming with Catino just under a year ago. A month after the pair's initial jam sessions, Cooley and Thomas were brought into the fold. The band has been hard at work on its upcoming debut CD with producer Chris Moser. Look for "Mike's Letter" to be the group's first single.
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My lmp puts my due date at April 12th which is the date that we gave everybody but my early ultrasounds moves it up to the 6th. I'm afraid to tell my family because the 6th is exactly one year from the day my father passed away. He died from a massive heart attack in his sleep and he was only 52. No one has been able to cope with the fact that he is gone, especially my grandparents. I haven't told anyone the due date for fear of it being seen as a horrible thing instead of the miracle it really is. Am I doing the right thing? It's hard for me too and I personally hope that she comes a little early like my dd did but what if she comes right on time. I truly don't know how my family will be able to celebrate when they are still refusing to deal with the fact that he's gone.
Afraid to devastate family
Well - a due date is really just an estimate. Baby can come any time before or after that! If you want to tell family when you are due, just tell them "early April".
I'm sorry you and your family are grieving.
Don't tell them. Babies are rarely born on their due date. Just wait and see when you actually deliver.
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I would not say anthing most the time babies dont come on there due dates anyways so i would not worry to much about it. Sending
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Very sorry for you situation. Maybe you should let it be. Most babies are not born on their due date anyways. But if your little one happens to be born on this date, maybe it is a sign from your dad that everything is okay and everyone should remember that date for the new happy times and remeber him at his happy times. Just my opinion!
I say "toward the end of April", you could tell them that they estimate you are due more toward the first week of April.
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you should know im Jewish and I also lost my father and had my son a year later exactly and they say there is no bigger honor, then a daughter having a child within the year of the father/mother passing because it means that the soul wants to be back with the family, they will not be devistated if anything this baby will bring a huge amount of light and happiness and help fill a void you were all missing, please dont feel that way this baby is such a blessing to your family!
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I work with a lot of people who experience loss of loved ones. It's important to have time to grieve, but also not to let that block the ability to live. It's a delicate balance that is different for everyone.
With that said, there's not need to re-announce your due date. It would be unusual that the baby would be born on that exact day.
Hopefully your family will be able to do something to remember your dad on this anniversary. In some cultures the family gathers to celebrate the persons life on the 1st anniversary of their death.
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The 22-year-old rising senior, ranked twelfth on his team of fourteen, is enraged that the school is stomping on his dreams of the pro tour.
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- Alouette: Alouette or alouettes may refer to: "Alouette" (song), a children's song Alouette, a character in The King of Braves GaoGaiGar SNCASE Alouette, a utility
- Aérospatiale Alouette II: "Alouette II" redirects here. For the Canadian satellite, see Alouette 2. The Aérospatiale Alouette II (French pronunciation: [alwɛt], Lark) is a light
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These special environments also let children explore materials through a variety of tasks, which leads to thinking about how the tasks and materials all relate to each other. Each activity takes place at a table or while the child is seated at a rug. Free interaction in the classroom helps our students develop social relationships, with the older children in the room helping the younger students. Meanwhile, the logical, sequential nature of the curriculum provides orderly structure that guides discovery and creativity. Expectations are clearly stated in the classroom and reinforced by the teacher and the students.
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Conshohocken's treated wastewater is looking cleaner as it flows into the Schuylkill.
For decades, the gray discharge - filled with fecal matter, pollutants and solids that the state allowed - has been a concern of state officials and an odorous nuisance to residents who live near the plant.
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Monday, December 07, 2009
Deep Thought
Nice Maine weather we're having here, isn't it? Wind howling around the corner of the house, temperature still in the twenties (all right, 29 according to the iPhone--still), pallid little sun, weak as a warm Budweiser, skimming across the Southern sky. At some point, I'm going to have to give up on the idea that summer will give me another dog day, aren't I?
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Deep Thoughts by Jack Handey
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Is it true that AA still fuels their own planes? Because it seems like everywhere I have been Swissport, Servisair, and/or the FBO are handling fuel for the entire airport. Is it more cost effective to the airline to have an outside company do it or have a staff on the payroll to do it.
I can see why a outside company is effective because the airline does not have to pay the fueler a salary or give them benefits. But the airline still has to pay a service charge to the contract company that handles fuel to pay for their services, correct? I am just trying to wrap my mind around this.


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When Lisa Cholodenko's domestic comedy "The Kids Are All Right" premiered at the Sundance Film Festival in January, the reviews ranged from solid to outright ecstatic. After the film opened in July and became a commercial as well as a critical success, distributor Focus Features realized that the movie — and its pair of actresses, Annette Bening and Julianne Moore — would be significant players in this year's Oscar race.
That was the good news. The bad: Moore and Bening, who play equal partners in a long-running lesbian relationship, would be competing against each other in the same category.
"Kids" is one of many movies this year with the potential to pick up multiple nominations in the acting categories. David Fincher's ensemble drama "The Social Network" could land nods for lead actor Jesse Eisenberg and supporting players Andrew Garfield and Justin Timberlake. The period crowdpleaser "The King's Speech" might deliver good news for Colin Firth, Geoffrey Rush and Helena Bonham Carter across three categories. The family drama "Rabbit Hole" sports strong work from leads Nicole Kidman and Aaron Eckhart. Same could be said for Michelle Williams and Ryan Gosling in "Blue Valentine."
"The Fighter" might top them all with four. Christian Bale, Mark Wahlberg, Amy Adams and Melissa Leo will each have their supporters.
"When you have an ensemble where each actor is doing something really special, you get a cumulative impact that is greater than the sum of individual parts," says Jason Constantine, president of acquisitions and co-productions at Lionsgate, which bought "Rabbit Hole" at the Toronto Film Festival this year.
Most of this year's movies with multiple possibilities feature ensembles that nicely slot into separate categories. Not so with "Kids," with Focus deciding to put both its actresses in the lead category, which seems logical considering they're a couple in the film with an equal amount of screen time.
If Bening and Moore both manage to snag lead actress noms, they would join some select company. Five other pairs of actresses have been nominated in the lead category: Geena Davis and Susan Sarandon for "Thelma and Louise" (1991), Shirley MacLaine and Debra Winger for "Terms of Endearment" (1983), MacLaine (again) and Anne Bancroft for "The Turning Point" (1977), Katharine Hepburn and Elizabeth Taylor for "Suddenly Last Summer" (1959), and Anne Baxter and Bette Davis for "All About Eve" (1950).
Of the nominated pairs, only one actress — MacLaine for "Terms of Endearment" — ended up winning.
"I'm sure they'd love to put Julianne in supporting and give both a clearer path toward nominations and maybe even winning," says one Oscar campaign strategist. "But there's just no way you can justify it, even though that kind of fraudulent placement happens all the time. They both have the same amount of screen time and satisfying character arcs. Focus is in a tough spot."
Adds another veteran campaigner: "You could make the argument that if both are nominated, neither will win. Yet if the two of them are nominated together, it will also be a great story. It hasn't happened in 20 years."
What Focus must be careful to do, say several award season insiders, is to make sure both Bening and Moore receive equal attention in the media and publicity campaigns. (Focus declined to comment for this story.) At this stage of the Oscar season, that isn't hard to accomplish, says Sony Pictures Classics co-president Michael Barker.
"We push all of them," says Barker, whose indie is aiming for a pair of "Made in Dagenham" noms with Sally Hawkins and Miranda Richardson. "What happens is when a particular actor has traction as a possible awards contender, from the moment the picture opens, we push that as far as we can," Barker continues. "It's really about screening the movie and getting Academy members to see it. Then it's up to them to select who they want."
By promoting a multitude of performances, says one studio publicist, studios make a strong signal to Academy members that their movie is a performance-driven film, a key designation to the Academy's actors branch, by far the biggest in the org.
"Sometimes you get a snowball effect if a movie really catches on with the Academy," says the publicist.
Those kids of bounties can be great on nominations day, but don't always work out on Oscar night. "On the Waterfront" had three nominees for supporting actor — Lee J. Cobb, Karl Malden and Rod Steiger — but Edmond O'Brien won for "The Barefoot Contessa" in 1954. Likewise, in 1972, "The Godfather's" supporting trio of James Caan, Robert Duvall and Al Pacino lost to Joel Grey for "Cabaret." Two years later, Robert De Niro won the category, besting fellow "The Godfather Part II" nominees Lee Strasberg and Michael V. Gazzo.
"You're happy to be nominated, yes, but it's always nice when you win," Barker says.
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Homemade Coconut Milk Tutorial
I started the Oil Cleansing Method because of Liz at CaveGirlEats swore it changed her skin. Three weeks later, I have to say my skin literally glows. After an initial purging period of a few breakouts, my pores are shrinking, my dry patches gone, my oily T-zone even, and the redness calmed. After a few tweaks with the oil ratios, I finally found my balance and I can honestly say I will never go back to putting any chemicals on my face.
Anyway, the point is this: I basically do whatever she tells me. Or I respect her opinion. Or something. So when she said she made her own coconut milk this week I made sure I picked up a coconut in the store. The whole process seemed like such a pain the arse, so I never wanted to try it. And although I'm Queen of Homemade Stock and All Things From Scratch, the rate of return on coconut milk never seemed worth the work. But she made it seem easy and I thought the kids would enjoy the process.
Plus, as I've been reading Sally Fallon's Nourishing Traditions, I've been more interested in creating my own milks, creams, and butters from natural sources and finding it a lot easier than I thought.
It honestly wasn't as hard as I thought it was going to be. The worst part was getting the rind (not the shell which just comes off pretty easy) off the coconut. I finally figured out that my heavy duty vegetable peeler did the trick and finished pretty quick at that point. The finished product is rich and delicious and I'm thinking about it right now, despite just having it in my vanilla tea. From one medium-sized coconut ($1.99), I got this large jar, about 3 cans worth.
In the recipe in Nourishing Traditions, she uses 2 coconuts to get 1 1/2 cups of milk, obviously a much denser and thicker milk.
I'm not sure I'm going to stop buying the canned stuff because sometimes the rate of return just isn't worth the extra $1.99 but I do think it's important to know where our products come from and learn how to make them and I'm glad I did it.
I did use quite a bit of water because I plan on using it in my tea and smoothies. If you want it thicker, use less. Here's how you do it if you're interested:
1) If you buy a pre-scored coconut (most in the store are "easy-crack") you can just hit it with a kitchen mallet and it will open. Make sure you have a dish under to catch the coconut water. Don't throw it away – its nutritional benefits are endless. Save it to drink or add back in to the coconut milk later.
2) If you do not have a pre-scored one, simply put the whole coconut in an oven-safe dish and stick in the oven at 350 for 15 minutes. Most of the time it will crack open for you in the oven.
3) Let cool and peel off the shell.
At this point you're left with the coconut with the hard outer brown skin. It is easiest to remove by using a vegetable peeler.
4) Put the clean pieces of coconut into a blender.
5) Cover with warm, filtered water, about an inch or two over the top.
6) Blend on high for 3-4 minutes.
7) Strain through cheesecloth, squeezing out the milk, leaving behind the pulp. You can dehydrate the pulp for coconut flour, stir in some lard and freeze to make dog treats, dry out and add to your grain-free granola, etc.
8) Store in a closed jar in the fridge. Shake before use as the fat will separate.


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Price Stability and Japanese Monetary Policy
Robert L. Hetzel
Federal Reserve Banks - Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond
February 19, 2004
FRB Richmond Working Paper No. 04-01
For most of the time since 1995, the Japanese price level has declined. Since early 1999, short-term interest rates have mostly remained near zero. Also, starting in 2001, the excess reserves held by banks have risen dramatically. Many observers have concluded that central banks are powerless to end deflation when short-term interest rates are near zero. This paper argues that such a pessimistic conclusion is unwarranted.
Number of Pages in PDF File: 47
Keywords: Japanese monetary policy, Bank of Japan, deflation, liquidity trap
JEL Classification: E5
Date posted: December 4, 2012
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Joe Suarez was looking out the sliding glass door at his back yard about 10:30 a.m. Friday when he saw pooling liquid.
"I got up and looked out the front and said 'whoooa' -- well, that's not exactly what I said," Suarez said.
Suarez was at ground zero of Friday's devastating sewer break in Muskegon Township. His home at 2366 MacArthur is at the corner of Sheridan -- right where the massive 66-inch main broke.
Suarez said he called 911, then waited about a half-hour before anyone responded to his home. When firefighters did arrive, they wanted Suarez to come with them and leave his home. He refused.
"I said 'I'm not leaving my dog not knowing when I can come back,'" he said.
Two and a half hours later, after having found himself a room at a motel that allows pets, Suarez finally convinced emergency workers to let him and his 13-year-old beagle "Taurus" drive out in his four-wheel-drive truck.
Now Suarez is worried about the damage to his home, where he knows sewage has seeped into his crawl space.
"Who's going to take care of the damage?" he said. "If it's the county's fault, why would we have to pay for it? I don't have flood insurance because I don't live in a flood zone."
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ELKINS - The May 13 primary election is approaching and Randolph County officials are working to prepare the voting machines for this year's races.
Randolph County Clerk Brenda Wiseman said the Ivotronic voting machines make the process easier for voters and those working at the voting stations because they are more efficient than written ballots; however, they require more preparation before the election.
"There's definitely more of a process before voting begins," Wiseman said. "We have 82 machines that are going to be used around the county. We have to clean each one individually, wipe them of all of the previous election data, upload the current election data and then calibrate the screens so they respond to the voters appropriately."
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Randolph County Clerk Brenda Wiseman and Deputy Clerk Ryan Stanley work to get the electronic voting machines ready for early voting at the Randolph County Courthouse Monday.
Wiseman said that, in the 2012 elections, 2,744 out of the total 9,939 votes cast were done so during early voting.
Absentee voting will run through May 8, Wiseman said, noting that 11 absentee ballots have been sent out so far.
Wiseman said early voting offers many advantages.
"It's very convenient," she said. "It's designed for those who may not be able to reach the polling location on Election Day. This gives voters an option to come and vote on their lunch break or on the weekend at their convenience."
Early voting in Randolph County begins April 30 and runs until May 10, from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Mondays through Fridays, and from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturdays at the Randolph County Commission room in Elkins.
According to VoteSmart.org, in West Virginia voters may register at any time; however, to be eligible to vote in a specific election, they must register 21 days before that election. Potential voters may download a form online; however, it must be submitted in person or by mail.
It is also possible to register to vote in person at the office of the Secretary of State; by submitting a registration form at the county clerk's office; at the Division of Motor Vehicles as part of the Motor Voter program; or at public assistance offices, agencies that serve people with disabilities, marriage license offices (at your county clerk's office) or military recruiting offices.
Potential voters can also register by mail by requesting an application from the county clerk or secretary of state, or by downloading the mail-in application form and returning it completed to the county clerk's office.
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The fight for employee free choice: Alive and well!
"I am here to assure everyone that rumors about the impending death of the Employee Free Choice Act are decidedly premature." The statement was made by Arlene Holt-Baker, executive vice president of the AFL-CIO, last week, at a gathering of the nation's civil rights leaders in Washington D.C. The civil rights leaders assembled by the Leadership Conference on Civil Rights added their voices to a growing national chorus of support for the Employee Free Choice Act.
Jerry Springer: Cutting workers loose is unethical, immoral
Jerry Springer is fighting for employees to be able to move from Chicago to Connecticut with his show. Springer is taking on his bosses on behalf of his staff.
Of long fuses and seven league boots: US labor today
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Swatara Township police say 36-year-old Amy Sparks, of Steelton, stabbed in the victim in the torso during an argument in an apartment on Cumbler Street around 2 a.m. Friday.
Police say the man's injuries don't appear to be life-threatening. The man was treated at Harrisburg Hospital.
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Mehaffie shot at the woman's head and she was struck in the face, police said.
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This is a discussion on Help with "Go away, you don't exist" error message - openssh ; I am receiving this error message from openssh when making an ssh connection. Googling indicates that this message is usually received in response to a configuration problem, but I don't think that this is my situation. Any other ideas? Here's ...
I am receiving this error message from openssh when making an ssh
connection. Googling indicates that this message is usually received
in response to a configuration problem, but I don't think that this
is my situation. Any other ideas? Here's the deal.
I am running a program that calls for periodic connections, using
openssh, between two Mac minis. The client machine is running MacOSX
10.5, and the server is running MacOSX 10.4. Both are running
OpenSSH_4.7p1, OpenSSL 0.9.7l 28 Sep 2006
as installed by Apple (not sure of the corresponding sshd version.)
A connection is attempted every five minutes. Sometimes a connection
is reliably established for several hours, E.g. twelve times an hour
for six hours = 72 successful connections, say, and then the ssh
connection will fail with this error message: Go away, you don't
exist. Once it fails in this way, all subsequent connection attempts
also fail.
The server is not subject to heavy load, even sporadically. The
error message appears within seconds (according to the log)
suggesting that it is not a timeout.
The server does not use PAM to authenticate connections (instead
using a check against /etc/passwdck.)
The server appears to be correctly configured, as evidenced by the
many successful attempts, and the fact that we've never seen an
interactive connection attempt between these machines fail.
Connections are made using server "authorized_keys" and "id_dsa" keys
to avoid requiring interactive authentication.
Does anyone have suggestions as to how to track down this problem?
Does it sound familiar to anyone? I don't see anything in the docs,
on the mailing list or by google that appears to match this issue,
but perhaps I have missed something. Pointers in the right direction
much appreciated.
-- Dave
In case it matters, the periodic connections are initiated by cruise
control (http://cruisecontrol.sourceforge.net/) and are to access a
subversion (http://subversion.tigris.org) source code repository,
using the svn protocol through an ssh tunnel (svn+ssh protocol.) The
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A French prosecutor yesterday dis- missed accusations that police had "covered up" the truth about the murder of a British family on holiday in the Alps last year.
Zaid al-Hilli, 54, arrested in June in Britain on suspicion of masterminding the murders of his younger brother Saad al-Hilli, his wife and mother-in-law, has refused to go to France to speak to the authorities, saying that they were "covering up for someone in France". He said that he feared for his safety.
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Does optimism improve your health?
"These findings suggest that positive expectations do predict better health and this relationship is partially due to the goals people set in their daily lives."
Trait optimism is associated with better health, but the reason for this association is unclear. The present investigation focused on specific goals and negative emotions as potential pathways through which optimism can lead to better health. College students (n= 336) in the U.S. reported their mental and physical health at the start of an academic term and during finals. Over the course of the term, they reported three daily events and rated the extent to which they were motivated to attain positive outcomes (approach goals) or avoid negative outcomes (avoidance goals). Greater optimism predicted fewer mental and physical health symptoms at the end of the term, controlling for initial symptoms. This association between optimism and symptoms was mediated by the intensity of avoidance goals and negative emotion during the term. These findings suggest that positive expectations do predict better health and this relationship is partially due to the goals people set in their daily lives.
Source: "Personality and Health Outcomes: Making Positive Expectations a Reality" from Journal of Happiness Studies, Volume 12, Number 3, June 2011 , pp. 493-507(15)
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What's Going On
is not only
Marvin Gaye
's masterpiece, it's the most important and passionate record to come out of soul music, delivered by one of its finest voices, a man finally free to speak his mind and so move from R&B sex symbol to true recording artist. With
What's Going On
meditated on what had happened to the American dream of the past -- as it related to urban decay, environmental woes, military turbulence, police brutality, unemployment, and poverty. These feelings had been bubbling up between 1967 and 1970, during which he felt increasingly caged by Motown's behind-the-times hit machine and restrained from expressing himself seriously through his music. Finally, late in 1970,
decided to record a song that
the Four Tops
Obie Benson
had brought him, "What's Going On." When
Berry Gordy
decided not to issue the single, deeming it uncommercial,
refused to record any more material until he relented. Confirmed by its tremendous commercial success in January 1971, he recorded the rest of the album over ten days in March, and Motown released it in late May. Besides cementing
Marvin Gaye
as one of the most important artists in pop music,
What's Going On
was far and away the best full-length to issue from the singles-dominated Motown factory, and arguably the best soul album of all time.
Conceived as a statement from the viewpoint of a Vietnam veteran (
's brother Frankie had returned from a three-year hitch in 1967),
What's Going On
isn't just the question of a baffled soldier returning home to a strange place, but a promise that listeners would be informed by what they heard (that missing question mark in the title certainly wasn't a typo). Instead of releasing listeners from their troubles, as so many of his singles had in the past,
used the album to reflect on the climate of the early '70s, rife with civil unrest, drug abuse, abandoned children, and the spectre of riots in the near past. Alternately depressed and hopeful, angry and jubilant,
saved the most sublime, deeply inspired performances of his career for "Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)," "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)," and "Save the Children." The songs and performances, however, furnished only half of a revolution; little could've been accomplished with the Motown sound of previous
Marvin Gaye
hits like "Stubborn Kind of Fellow" and "Hitch Hike" or even "I Heard It Through the Grapevine."
What's Going On
, as he conceived and produced it, was like no other record heard before it: languid, dark, and jazzy, a series of relaxed grooves with a heavy bottom, filled by thick basslines along with bongos, conga, and other percussion. Fortunately, this aesthetic fit in perfectly with the style of longtime Motown session men like bassist
James Jamerson
and guitarist
Joe Messina
. When
the Funk Brothers
were, for once, allowed the opportunity to work in relaxed, open proceedings, they produced the best work of their careers (and indeed, they recognized its importance before any of the Motown executives). Bob Babbitt's playing on "Inner City Blues (Make Me Wanna Holler)" functions as the low-end foundation but also its melodic hook, while an improvisatory jam by
Eli Fountain
on alto sax furnished the album's opening flourish. (Much credit goes to
himself for seizing on these often tossed-off lines as precious; indeed, he spent more time down in the Snakepit than he did in the control room.) Just as he'd hoped it would be,
What's Going On
Marvin Gaye
's masterwork, the most perfect expression of an artist's hope, anger, and concern ever recorded.
John Bush, Rovi
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What's Going On
What's Happening Brother
Flyin' High (In the Friendly Sky)
Save the Children
God Is Love
Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)
Right On
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Zonta Club of SCV seeks nomination for "Women in Service." The Women in Service celebration allows the community to recognize women in SCV who have made a difference in the community or improved the status of women. Participating organizations nominate a member, after which one person will be selected for the Carmen Sarro Award. Nominations must be returned by Feb. 22. Celebration event will be held Saturday, March 23, at Robinson Ranch. Info: Nominations are available at www.scvzonta.org or call 661-252-9351.
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Today is Friday, Feb. 15, the 46th day of 2013. There are 319 days left in the year.
On this date in the SCV: In 1983, local sheriff's deputies halted three men who had been running a mobile variety store from their Chevrolet Impala. The operation was discovered when a drug store employee claimed he saw one of the three men shoplifting cartons of cigarettes.
Today's Highlight in History: On Feb. 15, 1933, President-elect Franklin D. Roosevelt escaped an assassination attempt in Miami that mortally wounded Chicago Mayor Anton J. Cermak; gunman Giuseppe Zangara was executed more than four weeks later.
Ten years ago: Millions of protesters around the world demonstrated against the prospect of a U.S. attack on Iraq.
Five years ago: Business tycoon Steve Fossett, 63, was declared dead by a judge in Cook County, Ill., five months after his small plane vanished after taking off from an airstrip near Yerington, Nev. (Fossett's remains were discovered in late October 2008 in California's Sierra Nevada.)
One year ago: Congressional negotiators sealed an agreement on legislation to renew a payroll tax cut for 160 million workers and jobless benefits for millions more. In defiant swipes at its foes, Iran said it was dramatically closer to mastering the production of nuclear fuel even as the U.S. weighed tougher pressure on the Tehran government.
Former Illinois Congressman John Anderson is 91. Former Defense and Energy Secretary James Schlesinger is 84. Author Susan Brownmiller is 78. Songwriter Brian Holland is 72. Jazz musician Henry Threadgill is 69. Actress Jane Seymour is 62. Singer Melissa Manchester is 62. Actress Lynn Whitfield is 60. "Simpsons" creator Matt Groening is 59. Model Janice Dickinson is 58. Actor Joseph R. Gannascoli is 54. College and Pro Football Hall of Famer Darrell Green is 53. Country singer Michael Reynolds (Pinmonkey) is 49. Rock musician Stevie Benton (Drowning Pool) is 42. Actress Renee O'Connor is 42. Actress Sarah Wynter is 40. Actor-director Miranda July is 39. Rock singer Brandon Boyd (Incubus) is 37. Rock musician Ronnie Vannucci (The Killers) is 37. Actress Ashley Lyn Cafagna is 30. Blues-rock musician Gary Clark Jr. is 29. Actress Amber Riley (TV: "Glee") is 27.


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The act of shitting on the toilet whilst also wanking
I was so strapped for time this morning that I had to have a doubly, instead of a poo followed by a seperate ham-shank
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Can you define these popular missing words?
Similar to taking a selfie, taking a doubly is simply where the picture involves two people. See also selfie, triply, and grouply.
"Oh my! While in my urban apartment building I noticed my friend posted that doubly of us from last night onto Facebook! I was very intoxicated on grain alcohol."
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Twice as much as before, but not as much as triply.
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Auto racing IndyCar: Indy Toronto, Race 1 Noon NBCS
Nationwide: EnjoyIllinois.com 300 5:30 p.m. ESPN2
Cycling Tour de France, Stage 14 4 a.m. NBCS
Tour de France, Stage 14 (T) 11 a.m. Ch. 4
Golf British Open, third round 4 a.m. ESPN
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MLB Reds-Yankees or Rangers-Blue Jays 10 a.m. MLB
Dodgers at Cardinals 1 p.m. FS1
Indians at Tigers 4 p.m. FS1
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Orioles-Athletics or Mariners-Angels (JIP) 7 p.m. MLB
Soccer Friendly: Tottenham at Sounders 1 p.m. ESPN2
MLS: Galaxy at Sporting KC 3 p.m. ESPN2
WNBA All-Star Game 12:30 p.m. ESPN
Golf British Open, third round 10 a.m. 1490-AM*
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Johnson & Johnson said it has filed for marketing approval to the Food and Drug Administration of its drug canagliflozin, a once-per-day pill intended to treat Type 2 diabetes.
Canagliflozin is one of Johnson & Johnson's most promising drug candidates.
The company's Janssen division has the right to market the drug in North and South America, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, and some Asian countries.
The New Brunswick-based pharmaceutical giant's stock rose 35 cents to $62.56 in morning trading.


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Forrest Tucker
Born Feb 12, 1919
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1919 Birth Born on February 12, 1919.
1933 14 Years Old Forrest Meredith Tucker was born in Plainfield, Indiana, a son of Forrest A. Tucker and his wife Doris Heringlake. He began his performing career at age 14 at the 1933 Chicago World's Fair, pushing the big wicker tourist chairs by day and singing "Throw Money" at night. … Read More
1938 19 Years Old Tucker graduated from Washington-Lee High School, Arlington, Virginia, near Washington, D.C. in 1938. … Read More
1939 20 Years Old When Lake's theatre closed for the summer in 1939, Tucker travelled to California and began auditioning for movie roles. … Read More
1941 22 Years Old In 1941, he played his first lead in PRC's Emergency Landing, and the following year he co-starred in the classic Keeper of the Flame.
1946 27 Years Old Tucker enlisted again in the Army during World War II, earning a commission as a second lieutenant. He resumed his acting career at the war's end, appearing in the classic 1946 film The Yearling and stealing a few scenes from Errol Flynn in Never Say Goodbye the same year.
1950 31 Years Old Tucker married three times: (1) to Sandra Jolley (1919–1986), divorced in 1950, daughter of the character actor I. … Read More
1958 39 Years Old The year 1958 brought another turning point in his career, when he won the role of Beauregard Burnside, Mame's first husband in Auntie Mame, the highest grossing U.S. film of the year. … Read More
1961 42 Years Old In 1961, Tucker appeared on NBC in Audie Murphy's short-lived western series Whispering Smith. … Read More
1976 57 Years Old On television, Tucker was a frequent guest star, including a total of six appearances on Gunsmoke and the recurring role of Jarvis Castleberry, Flo's estranged father on the 1976-1985 TV series, Alice and its spinoff, Flo. … Read More
1986 68 Years Old His feature film comeback unfortunately was short-lived. He died from lung cancer and emphysema on October 25, 1986, a few months after the theatrical release of Thunder Run and Outtakes. … Read More
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Top 10: Worst dives
8) Morten Gamst Pedersen, Arsenal vs Blackburn (2009)
No card from the referee, but the punishment for this dive is the squandering of a golden chance at the Emirates. Through on goal until a bad touch means his chance is gone, suddenly the winger's legs are too as he tumbles to the the turf. The two-yard gap between him and Bacary Sagna matters not to the naughty Norweigan, who despite glancing backwards to check his distances, tries his luck anyway. Needless to say Pedersen's protests were waved away by referee Phil Dowd, much to his (and FFT's) dismay.
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These dives are nothing compared to the masters of diving, greek team Olympiakos...
Check this video...most of these dives been awarded with a penalty...check the one at 2:13...
Check also this, Olympiakos vs St.Etienne.


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McKean County man killed driving go-kart in wrong lane
PORT ALLEGANY -- A 24-year-old Port Allegany man was killed in a two-vehicle accident in Liberty Township, McKean County, Friday night.
Police said that Keith Robinette was driving a go-kart-type buggy west in the eastbound lane of Route 6 when he collided head on with a pickup truck.
The driver of the pickup, Benjamin Price, 21, of Roulette, was not hurt.


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New-age beverage creating sensation in Texas market
More than just a soda - Jones Soda is a pop culture experience.
Dulley: Furnace tune-up keeps costs low
Dear Jim: I am on a fixed income and my heating bills were very high last year. Are there any things that I can do to tune up my old gas furnace myself to make it operate more efficiently and quietly? - John H. PM
Albright: Texans can carry guns with licenses in Arizona
Arizonans who have concealed handgun licenses issued by their home state now can legally carry concealed handguns in Texas and vice versa. PM
Utility Engineering, Quixx Corp. name new president, chief executive
Gary S. Fuqua was named president and chief executive officer of Utility Engineering Corp. and QuixxCorp., two Amarillo-based subsidiaries of New Century Energies, the parent company of Southwestern Public Service Co.
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SWBT offers e-mail service
Southwestern Bell announced on Monday the startup of an e-mail service for people who do not own computers. The phone company will offer an e-mail appliance called the eMessage, which is similar to others coming on the market.
Joining forces
Utility Engineering Corp. and Quixx Corp., two Amarillo-based companies, plan to hire more employees, Gary S. Fuqua, the new president and chief executive officer of both companies, said last week. PM
Amarillo business leaders to share success secrets
Amarillo business leaders will share the secrets of their success during the Fourth Annual Worldwide Lessons in Leadership Series program Nov. 17.
Dell to expand in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) Three months after opening its first U.S. manufacturing plant outside Texas, Dell Computer Corp. on Monday announced plans to open a second plant in Tennessee. PM
Texas a beacon to exonomies around the world
Every time I forecast this great state's economy, I marvel at where we've been and where we're going. During the last two decades, Texans have endured a lot. We've ridden out the roller-coaster fortunes of the oil bo
Congress pushed to block mergers among farm, food companies
WASHINGTON (AP) When the price of hogs plummeted a year ago, many farmers blamed the shrinking number of companies that buy and process their animals. "The markets are drying up," said Kent Frerichs, who raises hogs near Wilmot, S.D. PM
From car seller to home builder
In 1991, Barry Christy was sitting in his office as general sales manager at the Autoplex on Canyon Drive when he decided the time was right to start building custom homes in Amarillo.
Prodigy agrees to buy FlashNet
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) Prodigy Communications Corp. announced Monday it will buy FlashNet, a Fort Worth-based Internet service provider that offered free computers to new customers but struggled to keep up with demand. PM
Dell to expand in Tennessee
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - Three months after opening its first U.S. manufacturing plant outside Texas, Dell Computer Corp. on Monday announced plans to open a second plant in Tennessee.
Cellular One of Amarillo will sponsor a wireless technology seminar noon on Nov. 17 and 18 at the IBM Building, 7201 W. Interstate 40, second floor conference room.
Laura Tevebaugh
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Tevebaugh of Claude announce the engagement of their daughter, Laura, to Kelcey Koehler.
Tanya Leibel
Anthony and Cathy Leibel of Hart announce the engagement of their daughter, Tanya, to Jerrett Moroney.
Shelli Renee Conkin
Larry and Rita Conkin of Anton announce the engagement of their daughter, Shelli Renee, to Jeffrey Tait Crow.
Amberlyn C. Smith
John and Denise Smith of Raleigh, N.C., announce the engagement of their daughter, Amberlyn, to Monte R. Davis.
Somer Ann Holland
The engagement of Somer Ann Holland and Jarett Dane Warren has been announced by the parents of the bride-elect, Roger and Sheila Holland of Borger.
Dana Marie Rogers
Larry and Doris Rogers of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Dana Marie, to Kevin Heflin.
Kara Renee Townsen
Don and Barbara Townsen of Spearman announce the engagement of their daughter, Kara Renee, to Jason Andrew Bentley.
Renee Deann Nelson
Jim and Sue Nelson of 3515 S. Milam St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Renee Deann, to David Ray Haley.
Amanda Marie Logan
Mr. and Mrs. Leo Logan Jr. of Cool announce the engagement of their daughter, Amanda Marie, to Sgt. Preston C. Schade.
Samantha Necole Beasley
Ed and Jan Williamson of Spearman and Jim Beasley of Gruver announce the engagement of their daughter, Samantha Necole Beasley, to Chad Carlyle Wilkerson.
Characters in 'The Bachelor' show little depth
"The Bachelor" demands that audiences swallow its premise whole. That's unfortunate, given that the film operates from a lame-brained script.
Summers of jazz
NEW YORK - When Andy Summers came to New York some 15 years ago with the Police, the rock supertrio played before tens of thousands of fans at Shea Stadium. They were the biggest concert draw there since the Beatles. On a recent gig here, Summers was playing in a different league.
`Camelot' lacks emotional wallop
The magic of Camelot, it is said (or, more accurately, sung), was such that winter was kept on a strict timetable, fog knew precisely when to lift and summer knew just how long to linger.
Copperfield conjures up new girlfriend.
David Copperfield has conjured up a gorgeous new replacement for ex-girlfriend Claudia Schiffer. PM
Movie keys on destruction to tobacco executive's life
"The Insider" shouldn't be half as compelling as it is. PM
Carey returns to stand-up roots with live show
Drew Carey doesn't seem a bit ruffled that his popular ABC series, "The Drew Carey Show," is going to air live this Wednesday. PM
Entertainment Briefs
"X-Files" producer Chris Carter says he has plenty of "great stories left to tell," on the show and wants a chance to tell them.
Billboard Charts
Weekly charts for the nation's best-selling recorded music as they appear in this week's issue of Billboard magazine. PM
On the medical horizon: heart valves grown from human cells
ATLANTA (AP) - In search of better spare parts, scientists for the first time have grown heart valves from scratch in a test tube, then shown that they work like nature's own - at least in animals, researchers said Sunday.
Medical Rounds
Dr. Lisa O'Brien has joined Dr. Anthony V. Bass and Coulter Drive Optical for the practice of therapeutic optometry. She is a 1999 graduate of Pennsylvania College of Optometry. She graduated from West Texas A&M University in 1993.
Caregiving rules can be daunting
When you visit someone in the hospital, don't sit on their bed. Don't eat off their food tray, and don't use their bathroom. PM
Texas Tech Briefs
Dr. V. Daniel Castracane, Barbara Tawwater and Terry Gimpel, members of the Department of Obstetrics & Gynecology at the Texas Tech School of Medicine at Amarillo, wrote four abstracts presented at a meeting of the American Society of Reproductive Medicine in Toronto.
Excess of caffeine can cause harm
Caffeine, of course, is the widely consumed substance found in coffee and tea. It is sought primarily for its mild stimulant effects.
New Mexico Player of the Week
Name: Milton Finch.
Players of the Week Honorable Mentions
Amarillo High running back Blake Barnes rushed for a team-high 79 yards and scored three touchdowns in the Sandies 48-7 win over Tascosa.
1A Player of the Week
Name: Kenny Herring.
5A-4A Defensive Player of the Week
Name: Tommy Johnstone.
Six-man Player of the Week
Name: Josh Robertson.
3A Player of the Week
Name: Matt Appelhans.
Out-of-State Player of the Week
Name: Nolan Randolph.
2A Player of the Week
Name: Jamie Cerda.
Amarillo Globe-News Player of the Week
Name: Cody Hodges
Four injured in wreck
A Monday afternoon wreck at Washington Street and the Claude Highway left four people injured Monday.
N.M. gas prices high despite probe by Udall
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - While national gasoline prices dropped in recent weeks, they rose in New Mexico, and a top official in the state attorney general's office suggests that might be deliberate.
Police release name of hit-and-run victim
Amarillo police have released the name of a pedestrian killed early Friday in a hit-and-run wreck.
TCFA chairman advises problems ahead for cattle feeding industry
SAN ANTONIO - In much the same way astronaut Jim Lovell radioed back to earth from Apollo 13 to say "Houston, we have a problem," Texas Cattle Feeders Association chairman Jim Schwertner told members of the cattle feeding industry "We have a problem."
Aviation group to hear program by woman pilot
The regular meeting of the High Plains Aviation Association will be at noon Wednesday at Marty's Restaurant, 34th Avenue and Georgia Street.
Timeless Tales: Gone is the day of a good nickel "ceegar"
"The cigar smoker of today," said a vendor of this ware, "is usually a semi-sophisticated gent. Gone is the day," said she, "when the nickel 'ceegar' was the leader in sales."
Nichols: Route gaps need to be filled Morris News Service
LUBBOCK - A state highway commissioner said Friday that several of the state's gaps in a highway corridor from Mexico to Denver could be filled if Texans are ready when money becomes available next year. PM
Bulletin Board
Some workers at City Machine & Welding, 9200 W. Amarillo Blvd., had a strange encounter over the weekend. Allen Thompson said he and Mike Creel, Dean Jackson and Sammy Massey noticed a ram in the ya
Potter commissioners discuss courthouse preservation plan
Potter County commissioners on Monday discussed a courthouse preservation master plan and accepted roads in Walnut Hills for county maintenance.
GOP measure gets OK
The Senate today approved a Republican measure raising the minimum wage by $1 over three years and cutting business taxes after rejecting a more modest Democratic alternative. PM
Events center has new name
The Tri-State Fairgrounds' new special events center will be named the "Amarillo National Bank Center," officials announced Monday.
SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER BOARD 10 a.m., Tri-State Fairgrounds, 10th Avenue and Grand Street. The board will announce the name of the new special events center.
Former Canyon man dies in 15-car pileup near Austin
AUSTIN - A former Canyon High School football and baseball standout died and eight people were injured on Oct. 27 in a 15-vehicle pileup that left cars smashed and scattered on U.S. 183 east of Interstate 35.
Miss Amarillo plans move to city from Metroplex
Miss Amarillo Area 2000 is not an Amarillo resident yet, but Meranda Carter, a resident of the Metroplex, plans to leave Dallas and make her home in Amarillo as she prepares to represent the area in the July Miss Texas scholarship pageant.
Police investigate drive-by shooting
Amarillo Police are investigating a reported drive-by shooting Sunday night.
MLK Park: Still a dream?
Martin Luther King Jr. Park, adjacent to Wild Horse Lake, features walking paths, benches and picnic tables, and soon will have a 40-foot-square gazebo.
Canyon senior halts steps toward solemnization
Canyon High School senior Jamie Brown has halted the steps toward solemnization in the Canyon Independent School District. PM
Activist 'never in favor' of MLK Park
The condition of Martin Luther King Jr. Park sparked sharp words between Amarillo's mayor and a community activist involved in honoring the civil rights leader.
Police release name of hit-and-run victim
Amarillo police have released the name of a pedestrian killed early Friday in a hit-and-run wreck. PM
Powerball winner sings, dances in shower
SANTA FE (AP) - A Santa Fe man sang and danced in the shower after winning $100,000 at Powerball, New Mexico Lottery officials said Monday.
Panhandle People
Mark E. Tillotson, a native of Amarillo, assumed the position of commander and district engineer for the Omaha District, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers during change of command ceremonies this summer in Omaha, Neb.
Randall commissioners vote to seek amendment opinions
Randall County commissioners voted today to seek legal opinions on an amendment to the Texas Constitution that passed in Tuesday's election. PM
Frontier Memories: Marriages were important social events for families and friends during the 1880s
Despite the difficulties presented by the uneven distribution of population, the lack of an organized society and the distances involved, romance, courtship and marriage were important parts of pioneer life.
Federal government plays hard-ball in dispute over state regulation
SANTA FE (AP) - The federal government is sending a warning to other states by threatening to withhold a share of New Mexico's highway money because of a regulatory dispute involving the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant.
NMSU regents protest school newspaper cartoon
LAS CRUCES, N.M. (AP) - The New Mexico State University Faculty Senate voted to condemn a campus newspaper cartoon for the way it depicted the arrest of the Mesilla town marshal on drug and racketeering charges, and at least two NMSU regents cried racism.
Residents voice concerns over park's development
Many Amarillo residents speak fervently about Martin Luther King Jr. Park and blast city leaders, saying they should have invited all residents to be involved in the decision-making process.
Randall in a quandary over two amendments
Randall County commissioners chose legal opinions over lawsuits Monday when they opted to seek an Attorney General's opinion before voting to reduce the number of county justice of the peace/constable precincts.
Boy's last gift - organ donations - keeps giving
TAOS, N.M. (AP) - Not quite 14, Margarito Montoya decided he wanted to be an organ donor.
Millennium meltdown isn't a worry at the Little Cherry Creek Ranch
SILVER CITY, N.M. (AP) - Brent Buchheister and Stephanie Bennett aren't much worried about Y2K.
Panhandle trucker 2nd in state agency 'roadeo'
PANHANDLE - Leonard Neusch, a mechanic for the Texas Department of Transportation maintenance office in Panhandle, drove away with second place in the annual statewide TxDOT Truck Roadeo on Thursday in Austin.
Man injured when home furnace blows up
An Amarillo man was injured Monday evening when the floor furnace in his home blew up.
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Monday Briefing
U.S. Sen. John McCain of Arizona, a Republican presidential candidate, has come under fire for his alleged temper.
Editorial: Shepards do keep the faith
The faith of Dennis and Judy Shepard was on display Thursday in Golden, Colo. And it was truly awe-inspiring.
Editorial: Random drug testing school district's decision
Jenks, Okla. High School Superintendent Kirby Lehman has a good idea, but could be carrying it a step too far. Lehman, addressing a legislative committee this past week, called for random drug testing of all public high school students in Oklahoma.
Editorial: Chafee was honorable
Politics too often has been called a dishonorable profession. PM
Editorial: Punishments don't fit crimes
If we are not careful, the backlash from recent school violence could get out of hand. PM
Horsley: More than your wallet suffers when paying bills
Somehow I got behind on paying my bills recently. I had the money, but sitting down and writing out the checks slipped my mind for almost a month. PM
Editorial: Puckett Place roof flap undergoes repair job
If only all litigation could be solved this way. Rather than raising the roof in court, Amarillo residents living in Puckett Place reached a compromise regarding a lawsuit over composition roofs vs. wood roofs.
Letters to the Editor: Clinton misses point with partial-birth abortion veto
A long-used political gimmick is, if you want people to believe something, repeat it over and over and then over again. PM
Letters to the Editor: My way or the highway
With the political scene heating up and headed toward the combustion point, I wish to save me some time and you some ink.
O'Brien wins Paris Open doubles
PARIS - Alex O'Brien won the 10th ATP Tour men's doubles title of his pro tennis career Sunday when he and partner Sebastien Lareau captured the prestigious Paris Open.
Kidd-led Suns hand Spurs first loss of season
PHOENIX (AP) - Jason Kidd gave Phoenix its first lead with a 17-foot jumper from the top of the key with 57 seconds remaining, hit another 14 seconds later, and the Suns held on to defeat previously unbeaten San Antonio 77-74 Sunday night.
Gove: ACU coach Horn says tournament berth hard-earned
You get the idea Brek Horn still isn't quite sure what all the tiebreakers would have been.
AFC boasts elite teams at midseason
Here's one way to look at the upside-down NFL at the midway point: There are more good teams in the AFC East than there are in the entire NFC.
Wasted chances at ENMU tell story of Buffs' season
What happened to West Texas A&M in the first quarter of Saturday's 24-16 football loss to Eastern New Mexico before 2,000 at Greyhound Stadium was pretty much a microcosm of what has gone wrong this season.
Brown makes sure 'Horns motivated
AUSTIN (AP) - It would be difficult for No. 10 Texas to attach more importance to beating Texas Tech. A victory Saturday gives Texas claim at least a share of the Big 12 Conference South title and a berth in the conference championship game in San Antonio on Dec. 4.
Lahnert: Popular sportscaster de la Pena embarking on a new challenge
In case you missed it, one of the most popular television sports anchors in Amarillo signed off last Friday.
Reds pitcher Williamson garners NL rookie honor
NEW YORK (AP) - Scott Williamson was hoping to just make the team. He not only made the Cincinnati Reds, he wound up winning the National League Rookie of the Year Award.
Hereford, Randall eye berths in region final
It's been a banner year so far for the Hereford athletic department, and Brenda Kitten doesn't want things slow down this week.
Jays get Mondesi for Green
DANA POINT, Calif. (AP) - The Los Angeles Dodgers made Shawn Green one of baseball's highest-paid players Monday, agreeing to a six-year, $84 million contract to complete a deal that sends Raul Mondesi to the Toronto Blue Jays.
Now there's three teams among top 10
This is what the organizers of the Big 12 Conference said would happen every year: A good showing in the polls, late in the season when the bowl and national championship pictures are taking on definite form.
Oklahoman earns $600,000 in richest tourney
WINTER HAVEN, Fla. (AP) - Darrel Robertson caught two fish at just less than six pounds during the final 15 minutes of competition Sunday to win the Ranger M1 Millennium bass tournament and take home the largest first-place prize in bass fishing history.
Buffs lose in LSC soccer tournament final
WICHITA FALLS - West Texas A&M fell behind by two goals early and couldn't quite catch up Sunday while falling to Midwestern State 2-1 in the championship game of the inaugural Lone Star Conference Men's Soccer Tournament.
Emmitt, Troy injured in loss
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - First Dallas lost Emmitt Smith with a broken hand, then lost Troy Aikman with a concussion.
T-L League teams to play 112 games next season
The Amarillo Dillas certainly will be busy defending their Texas-Louisiana League championship during the summer of 2000.
Lett to return to Cowboys today after serving 8-game suspension
IRVING (AP) - Leon Lett's latest suspension for violating the NFL's substance abuse policy ended after the Dallas Cowboys' game Monday night against Minnesota.
Clarendon teams stress quickness
After finishing eighth and fifth, respectively, in the Western Junior College Athletic Conference last year, the men's and women's basketball teams at Clarendon College are looking to build around youth. The early results have been positive.
SMU probing alleged academic fraud
DALLAS (AP) - Southern Methodist is reportedly investigating a former football player's allegations that a recruiter suggested he cheat on his college entrance exam.
Rebels, Sandies meet 4-5A foes in twin bill
At least Nikki Hoxie and Darlene Tiffin got to enjoy the beautiful scenery encountered on the five-hour drive between Pecos and Amarillo.
Nebraska heaps praise on Wildcats
Will the hot team in the Big 12 North please stand up? PM
Vols pass Hokies in BCS standings
Here's a familiar pairing: Florida State vs. Tennessee for the national championship.
Shaq powers Lakers to victory over Mavs
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Shaquille O'Neal, ejected a night earlier after displaying anger over what he perceived to be rough fouls, responded with 30 points and 20 rebounds Sunday night to lead the Los Angeles Lakers past Dallas 105-97.
Curtis a big hit in Tech secondary
LUBBOCK - Contrary to recent speculation, Kevin Curtis isn't Superman.
Dolphins 17, Titans 0 MIAMI (AP) -
Damon Huard threw two touchdown passes and the Miami Dolphins' defense pitched a shutout.
Rookie Stewart collects second NASCAR victory
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Tony Stewart had some inside information.
Effort by 76-year-old triathlete lauded
PANAMA CITY BEACH, Fla. (AP) - With a little bit of struggle and a whole lot of persistence, 76-year-old Max Burdick became the oldest finisher at the Isuzu Ironman Florida Triathlon.
Flutie, Bills school streaky 'Skins, 34-17
LANDOVER,Md. (AP)- On fourth-and-5, little Doug Flutie put a Michael Jordan move on big Dana Stubblefield.
Frank Phillips basketball teams strive to overcome inexperience
The Frank Phillips men's and women's basketball teams are full of talented players, but unfortunately for coaches Blake Brown and Cheree Monden, few of these players are experienced enough to take advantage of their skills.
CBS analyst McCord captures Senior Tour Championship
MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. (AP) - Gary McCord, CBS Sports' irreverent analyst, again played the role he loves the most Sunday - champion.
Tiger regroups for historic win
SOTOGRANDE, Spain (AP) - Tiger Woods had the right answer for every occasion Sunday in the American Express Championship.
AVONDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Chevrolet teams were angry and frustrated Sunday after the top-finishing Monte Carlo came in ninth in the Checker Auto Parts / Dura Lube 500K at Phoenix International Raceway.
NFL Today
The Cowboys lost a shootout, 46-36, to the Vikings last year when Randall Cunningham was the Minnesota QB. This time, Dallas tries its luck against Jeff George.
Hacker vandalizes government Web sites
AUSTIN (AP) - Several state agencies tightened computer security Monday after a hacker vandalized at least seven Web sites by posting profanity and other messages.
Performance art to feature recliners
AUSTIN (AP) - Definitions of performance art may vary, but newspaper columnist John Kelso knows it when he leans back in it. PM
Change of venue considered for dragging-death trial
JASPER (AP) - The attorney for dragging-death defendant Shawn Allen Berry argued to move the proceedings from Jasper on Monday, a day before testimony was to begin, complaining that pretrial news coverage and a biased juror pool make getting a fair trial impossible.
Irving man wins international chili cook-off
TERLINGUA, Texas (AP) - The chili was hot but the competition was hotter.
Pastor, others arrested in arson
WICHITA FALLS (AP) - A minister and three other people are accused of setting fire to a church that was covered by a large insurance policy. PM
Hindus, others picket Baptist church over prayer booklet
HOUSTON (AP) - More than 100 people peacefully picketed one of the nation's larger churches Sunday over a booklet that calls upon Southern Baptists to pray for Hindus' deliverance from the "power of Satan."
Judge: Killer comprehends death sentence
FORT WORTH - Larry Keith Robison's own words helped seal his fate Monday during a hearing to determine whether the convicted killer is mentally competent to understand his death sentence.
Paraplegic back on football field
WHITE SETTLEMENT (AP) - A bullet ended the football career of Brewer High School sophomore Justin Laird, but it didn't keep him off the field for the team's season finale.
TP&WD announces poaching crackdown
AUSTIN - People who hunt illegally and are convicted of poaching could pay higher fines and spend more time in jail.
Moderate Baptists may reject dictum of wifely submission
FORT WORTH, Texas (AP) - A group of moderate Texas Baptists meeting this week in El Paso may reject an amendment to the denomination's statement of faith that some believe is euphemism for women's subservience.
Hung jury in trial of suspect in Dallas video store slayings
DALLAS (AP) - Prosecutors are to meet Wednesday with a judge who declared a mistrial in the capital murder trial of a man accused of killing two people at a video rental store in April 1994.
New theater group stages world premiere of Tennessee Williams' "Spring Storm"
New theater group stages world premiere of Tennessee Williams' "Spring Storm"
7 surviving octuplets go public
HOUSTON (AP) - Nearly a year after their birth made history, the seven surviving Houston octuplets made their first public appearance.
Microsoft punishment likely to be hard-hitting
WASHINGTON (AP) - The judge behind the blistering ruling against the Microsoft Corp. didn't question the honesty of Bill Gates outright, but he rejected almost every explanation of events offered under oath by the world's most famous billionaire.
Former interior secretary wind Mexican primary
MEXICO CITY (AP) - Francisco Labastida, Mexico's former interior secretary, won a landslide victory Sunday in the governing party's first presidential primary, a vote that will determine the candidate most likely to win the presidency.
Admitted killer claims victory in Guatemalan presidential election
GUATEMALA CITY (AP) - A politician who admitted killing two men during a brawl at a party in the 1980s claimed victory Monday in Guatemala's first peacetime presidential election in four decades.
Bush, Gorbachev return to Berlin 10 years later
BERLIN (AP) - Germans are paying homage to former President Bush and former Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev for their roles a decade ago in the demise of the Cold War's most potent symbol, the Berlin Wall. PM
Little Rock Nine to get Congressional Gold Medal
WASHINGTON (AP) - Melba Pattillo Beals hasn't forgotten the jeers and threats she and eight other black teen-agers faced as they integrated Central High School in Little Rock, Ark., in 1957 under Army escort. PM
Oklahoman travels around world speaking against capital punishment
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Bud Welch said capital punishment is an act of revenge and hatred.
Officials investigate Catholic church fire
STOCKTON, Calif. (AP) - A fire that gutted a Roman Catholic church is being investigated as an arson and possible hate crime, authorities said Monday. A swastika had been painted on an outside wall.
White House proposes land purchases program at Capitol budget talks
WASHINGTON (AP) - Raising the profile of President Clinton's environmental efforts, White House bargainers used Capitol budget talks Sunday to propose a four-year program in which ever-growing amounts of money would be used to purchase park lands.
NASA finds another problem with shuttle
CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (AP) - NASA found another wiring problem with space shuttle Discovery on Monday that could further delay next month's flight to the Hubble Space Telescope.
Young suspect tells `60 Minutes' he didn't understand his rights
PONTIAC, Mich. (AP) - A 13-year-old on trial as an adult for murder said he didn't understand he had the right to remain silent when police arrested him two years ago.
Some unwed dads want to help
NEW YORK - For decades, they have been the scapegoats of America's welfare morass: young inner-city men who impregnate their girlfriends, then drift away while taxpayers foot the bills for single-mother families.
Dow Jones up despite Microsoft
The Dow Jones industrial average fell only slightly today even as Microsoft's shares slid after a stinging antitrust ruling that branded the software maker a monopoly. PM
Searchers recover recorder
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - EgyptAir crash investigators recovered a damaged flight data recorder from the depths of the Atlantic early today, hoping it would yield clues to what caused the jetliner to plunge into the ocean, killing 217 people nine days ago. PM
HMO: Doctors to have final say
NEW YORK (AP) - Abandoning the bedrock principle underlying managed care, UnitedHealth Group said Monday that doctors, not health plan administrators, will have the final say on which treatments it will cover.
Four guards acquitted of setting up prisoner's rape
HANFORD, Calif. (AP) - Four guards from one of California's most dangerous prisons were acquitted Monday of setting up the rape of a prisoner by leaving him in the cell of a known sexual predator.
Deadly poison materials found at suspect's home
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Federal agents found materials to make a deadly agent of biological warfare after they arrested a Tampa man for allegedly threatening Colorado judges.
Healthy living lowers the risk of heart disease, study says
ATLANTA - Women who actually follow all of the standard health advice - eat sensibly, don't smoke, get some exercise, keep the weight down, have an occasional drink - can reduce their chance of heart disease an astonishing 82 percent, according to a study released Monday.
Palestinians suspected in pipe bomb blasts
NETANYA, Israel - On the eve of final status talks with the Palestinians, three pipe bombs exploded in this Israeli beach town and wounded 33 people Sunday, raising questions about whether the Palestinians are able to contain terror.
Iraq accuses U.N. of twisting facts in report
UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Iraq defended its ban on human rights monitors Monday, saying the United Nations exaggerated and twisted facts in a report that said the situation in the country was worsening.
Microsoft ruling might halt Wall Street rally
NEW YORK (AP) - Branded a monopoly shortly after the stock market's Friday closing, Microsoft could put a drag today on Wall Street's record-setting rally as investors assess a judge's blunt antitrust ruling.
High court to rule on age-bias proof
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Supreme Court agreed Monday to decide how much proof a worker must provide to show illegal age bias by an employer. At issue is whether an employee told by a supervisor he "must have come over on the Mayflower" must show his firing was sparked by a discriminatory motive.
Former secretary of Mexico wins in first primary
MEXICO CITY - Francisco Labastida, Mexico's former interior secretary, won a landslide victory Sunday in the governing party's first presidential primary, a vote that will determine the candidate most likely to win the presidency.
Researchers: Chocoholism real addiction
The craving for chocolate can be much more than a mild desire for sugar to satiate a sweet tooth, according to two University of Arizona researchers. PM
Families mourn EgyptAir victims
NEWPORT, R.I. - Relatives of the victims of EgyptAir Flight 990 gathered Sunday to bid them a wrenching farewell, with one woman wailing, "My baby, my baby!" and others holding onto each other after an emotional service at the edge of the sea where their loved ones remain.
Pope: Religious freedom should be basic human right
NEW DELHI, India - With his minority church under fire by some Hindus for its missionary work, Pope John Paul II said Sunday that freedom to practice or change one's religion must be considered a basic human right.
Child's body found in mom's closet 20 years after death
NEW YORK (AP) - A Brooklyn woman was charged with murder after the body of her young daughter, dead since 1979, was found stuffed in a footlocker in her bedroom closet.
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Many forms of apparatus have been devised for the purpose of holding infants and young children in positions suitable for the collection of urine and feces separately. Every investigator who has attempted to place a wriggling, squirming, kicking baby in one position and keep it there for any length of time knows with what difficulty it is accomplished. Many an enthusiastic worker has spent the entire morning trying to corral the subject of investigation only to learn, on turning his back, the truth of Burns' couplet,
The best laid schemes o' mice an' men gang aft a-gley.
Indeed, but recently the originator of one of these holding devices for strenuous young America confessed that after much strapping and adjusting he felt sure that nothing could interfere with the proper collection of material. On his return an hour later imagine his chagrin and surprise to find that the youngster had escaped
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