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Tennis is for these birds
February 24, 2010 - Neil Rudel
Those who play tennis in and around Blair County are blessed with some really nice indoor facilities.
You have the Summit Tennis & Athletic Center, Pro Care Rehabilitation and, less than 30 minutes away, the Ebensburg Tennis Center.
Each has three indoor courts along with (in the case of Pro Care and Ebensburg) outdoor courts as well.
I've often said there aren't many small towns with better tennis options.
I'm part of a 7 a.m. group on Wednesdays that includes my brother-in-law Tom DeLeo -- he's our A player who, depending on his patience, keeps both teams in the game -- Michael Tucker, an avid player who adjusts his skill level to the competition and WTAJ newsman Kevin Flanigan.
Kevin and I are the C&D players of the group, sometimes interchangeable. I've been the D now for two weeks running.
Anyway, as I walked outside this morning, the sun had just dawned, and you could hear a few birds waking up. And then when I went into the Summit, I could hear the same thing.
You see, the Summit has a couple of nests in its rafters, which are higher than most clubs, and some birds have taken up residency.
They weren't flying around today, which occasionally happens and really gives you the feel of an outdoor court/bird sanctuary, and is fine until, well, ya know.
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CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND DANCE SET: The Brookfield Youth Parents are sponsoring a Christmas Wonderland Dance for Brookfield students in kindergarten to fourth grade from 6 to 9 p.m. Saturday at the Brookfield K-12 cafeteria. Cost is $5 per child with parents free.
HOUSE SHOWCASES FURS: The Upton House on Mahoning Avenue, Warren, will host an open house from 6 to 8 p.m. Friday. The house is decorated for a Victorian Christmas. On display will be vintage furs of all ages and styles as well as a table fair of Christmas dishes. The event is free.
AUXILIARY SELLS TICKETS: There is still time to buy tickets for the Women's Auxiliary at Trumbull Memorial Annual Charity Ball. The theme of the ball this year is "The Peppermint Twist" at 6:30 p.m. Saturday at Leo's Ristorante, Howland. The event is a fundraiser for the auxiliary, and the proceeds will go toward medical scholarships. The evening starts with appetizers and dinner, and is followed by a live band and dancing.
The cost is $100 per ticket. Call the gift shop to buy tickets, 330-841-9220.
GLENBEIGH SETS HOLIDAY BANQUET: Glenbeigh's Center of Niles will host the seventh annual Christmas banquet at 6 p.m. Dec. 14 at Ciminero's Banquet Center in Niles. The event includes a dancing, Chinese auction, dinner and speaker.
Tickets are $10 by calling 330-652-6770 by Wednesday.
LIVE NATIVITY AT CHURCH: First Community Church of Leavittsburg, 4640 West Market St., will be performing a drive-through live Nativity from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday and Saturday. Free soup, cookies, coffee and hot chocolate will be provided.
PETS TO GET PHOTOGRAPHED: Operation Santa Paw coordinated by Shepherd of the Valley will be part of the pet photos with Santa Claus from 3 to 7 p.m. Sunday at the Southern Park Mall. Those bringing a donation for Operation Santa Paws and receive a hand sanitizer.
PETS CAN MUG FOR CAMERA: Pet pictures with Santa Claus will be held from 2 to 4 p.m. Saturday at the Brookfield Village Green provided by the Village Green Veterinary Services. Cost is $5 per photo.
TREE LIGHTING AT HOSPITAL: Akron Children's Hospital Mahoning Valley will hold a tree lighting and anniversary celebration at 6 p.m. today at the Beeghly Campus, Building C atrium and Community, 6505 Market St., Boardman There will be a visit from Santa Claus and gifts for all the children. Activities will include face painting, crafts, cookie and ornament decorating. There will be brief remarks at 6 p.m.
CHURCH HELPS FEED RESIDENTS: Disciples Christian Church, 565 Boardman Canfield Road in Boardman, is taking food donations from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday to Friday 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The church will have a Journey to Bethlehem and live Nativity on from 1 to 4 p.m. Dec. 15, when people can bring nonperishable food items for admission to the event.
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Kotor was our favorite Port. The water when we arrived was like glass and the reflection of the mountains and buildings was like out of a picture book. The bus ride (25 switchbacks) and view from the top of the mountain was spectacular. Local village at top was very interesting and gave you an opportunity to appreciate the local culture. Sorry this is not a regular NCL port of call.
Short tour that provided a lot of information and still lots of time to explore the island. We then took a cab to the new marina, and had a great cab driver back to the port who took us up in the mountains and gave us lots of photo stops.
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In an upcoming March or April meeting, the Council will once again consider use options for the now vacant First Hill Lot on the corner of 74th Avenue S.E. and S.E. 32nd Street.
Should the Council decide that it is unable, for fiscal reasons, to preserve the city's First Hill property as open space, then it could take that opportunity to build sustainable use options into any sale of the property. A Jan. 5, 2009 written summary to the Council describes the work of the Council's Sustainability Committee and the achievements of the city's 2008 Sustainability Work Program. The report specifically notes that the city, Council and Planning Commission will continue to examine green building practices in recognition of our community's commitment to strengthening our sustainable practices. What better time than now?
Islanders need options, in addition to condominium style housing, for smaller-scale, single-family residences. In fact, in June 2008, several First Hill residents united in requesting that the Council include in any sale of the property the requirement for "innovative building design, including significantly smaller-scale housing (of up to three homes), open space with preservation of the trees, Built Green 4-Star mandates…"
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By Larry Beahan
Professor Robert Howarth has done the numbers. His plan to have New York State off fossil fuels and powered totally by renewable ones is published in the peer-reviewed journal Energy Policy. Read it at www.stanford.edu/group/efmh/jacobson/Articles/I/NewYork WWSEnPolicy.pdf.
He shows that by 2030, New York State could supply itself with energy entirely from wind, water and sun. He calls for the total replacement of fossil and nuclear energy with electricity from these renewables.
Conversion to all-electric would improve the efficiency of power-consuming devices by 37 percent. In his plan, energy sources would be 50 percent onshore and offshore windmills and 38 percent concentrated and dispersed solar panels, with the rest a mix of wave devices, tidal turbines, hydroelectric and geothermal plants.
He deals with the problem of variability of wind and sun by building over-capacity and storing the excess energy. It would be stored both where it is produced and where it is used, in batteries, thermal media, pumped water, compressed air, fly wheels, in the batteries of our new fleet of all electric vehicles and in the form of hydrogen for burning where high temperatures are needed.
Howarth's peer-reviewed numbers tell us that the illness and deaths caused by the burning of fossil fuels costs New York, annually, $33 billion. Eliminating the cost of these illnesses alone would pay for this massive, job-producing conversion to clean electric power. A good portion of those dollars creates jobs for the 4.5 million workers who would build the new infrastructure, and 58,000 of those workers would stay on in their new jobs to run the system.
Sierra Club's "Turn Don't Burn" campaign brought Howarth to Buffalo recently to publicize his calculations and lead the way out of our fossil-driven Hades. We must act now. If we lose the reflectivity of the arctic ice through global warming, we will pass the tipping point from which the Earth may never return.
In the 1890s, during the first big oil boom, a circuit-riding preacher made the rounds of the oil fields preaching fire and brimstone in condemnation of drilling for oil. He proclaimed, "The Lord stored oil in the earth to fuel the fires of hell. To remove it is sinful and the world will feel his wrath."
Today that preacher would feel vindicated to see the plague that oil drilling and fossil fuel burning has wrought: wildly erratic weather, melting polar ice caps, rising sea levels, New Orleans flooded and much of New York City devastated. The air pollution that it produces annually makes countless thousands of New Yorkers ill and kills 3,200 of us.
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THE WAY Poppy Livers sees the world, everyone has their own story. His just happens to be a little more distinct. Or even a lot.
"Because I have a background," he said. Especially for someone who didn't know much about Villanova until the time he showed up there with almost no place else to go, despite the fact that his grandfather, an Olympic hurdler and namesake, is in the university's Varsity Club Hall of Fame.
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The panels drawn for the compulsory dance on Friday and for the original dance tonight favour Russian-bloc countries, international judges contacted by The Globe and Mail allege.
The panels drawn for the compulsory dance on Friday and for the original dance tonight favour Russian-bloc countries, international judges contacted by The Globe and Mail allege.
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Well, I can see who will win this one. Congratulations on your gold medal, Dominina and Shabalin.
The machinations have already begun, S&P all over again, have no fear Canada will take the gold in ice dance just to shut them up.
Oops, forgot Sandra Bezic & Scott Hamilton, the holes in their face will be flying nonstop like at the 2002 Olympics.
And that's JMHO.
It's so great to see how North America media intends to continue this Cold War narrative--evil Russians vs good North Americans--into this competition. Maybe they'll stop this nonsense for the ladies' event?
It's a disgraceful piece of journalism, quoting from anonymous sources and filling it with we believe, he said/she said etc. I've been a journalist for 20 years and that wouldn't have got into our local weekly newspaper never mind a national newspaper. It's scandalous muck raking and nothing less. People seem to forget the two assistants that each judge has alongside them to check for GoE and whether the figure or jump they're performing actually conforms to the necessary technical requirements plus the fact there are nine judges in total and that it's the scores from a random five of them which make up the marks (unless they've changed it again?!)
Yes, I love all these konspiracy theories (or rather hints at) regarding judging panel.
Just wondering who actually makes the decisions which judges are appointed for each event.
Can you imagine the uproar if US and CAN "loaned" judges to other countries, and the panel consisted of two US judges, two Canadian judges, one RUS, and 4 European (nonSSR) judges? There would be a huge outcry.
But it's OK to have a panel with 4 judges who used to judge for the former Soviet Union.
Is that clear?
Can we at least wait to see what happens?! The CD was judged fairly and this is something everyone agrees on.
We've seen the DomShabs at Euros and unless the others bomb there is no way they can win, unless they improve which I think unlikely, with that kind of standard.
Meh, this reminds me of the whole Plushenko mess - smear the Russians way ahead of the contest so that we have a back up plan to fall on...


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Workshop planned to help small business make big sales on ´Small Business Saturday'
(STILLWATER, OKLA. / Oct. 4, 2013) –Local business owners in Stillwater, Payne County and surrounding communities have a chance to learn how to attract customers and make big sales during this holiday. "Getting Ready for Small Business Saturday" is a half-day workshop devoted to small businesses and will be held Saturday, Nov. 2, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Stillwater Public Library.
"Small Business Saturday," which falls on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, encourages shoppers to make purchases from the small businesses in their own hometown.
"The day falls right between 'Black Friday,' which largely benefits chains and big box stores, and 'Cyber Monday,' which is devoted to online sales," said Suzette Barta, workshop coordinator and business advisor with Payne County OSU Extension Service. "As a society, we are beginning to understand that supporting local brick and mortar businesses is essential to our local economy. This workshop is designed to help our small businesses capitalize on this movement."
According to The 3/50 Project, which supports local shopping, for every $100 spent at a local small business, 68% comes back to the community through wages and other spending. However, only $43 remains in the community when spent at a chain store and $0 stays in the community when spent online.
"Getting Ready for Small Business Saturday" will show business owners how to encourage shoppers to spend their dollars locally and in smaller establishments.
The program includes three hour long sessions on skills that will help small business owners and their staff attract customers and provide a satisfying and exciting shopping experience. The first session, presented by Roberta Douglas of OSU Career Services, will explain how to hire and use temporary staff for the holiday season. The next class will provide a step by step action plan for last minute marketing and will be presented by Sherry Fletcher, Director of Public Relations for the City of Stillwater. The final session includes a panel of small business owners and experts who will explain how owners can create and take advantage of community holiday promotions to make their holiday season a success.
"Every business, retail or service, needs to take advantage of the holiday season to lock in sales," said Brad Rickelman, Assistant Director at Meridian Technology Center for Business Development. "In a few hours, you will learn practical techniques you can use to earn a bigger portion of the community's holiday shopping dollars."
The workshop will end with lunch and a keynote presentation by Suan Grant, owner of Suan's Foods. Suan's Foods, based in Oklahoma City, has become a success selling an array of jellies and condiments using social media and promotions to gain loyal followers. Grant will share some of her successful promotional secrets.
"Successful small businesses like Suan's have found ways to do things better," said Chuck Willoughby, business and marketing relations manager at OSU's Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center. "This half-day workshop will prove beneficial to all small business representatives that can attend."
The fee for the workshop is $10 and includes breakfast and lunch. Participants can register online at smallbiz.okstate.edu.
Partners for the event include Payne County OSU Extension, the Robert M. Kerr Food & Agricultural Products Center, Meridian Technology's Center for Business Development, Stillwater Chamber of Commerce and Stillwater Public Library. Information on small business resources and services from each of the partners will also be available.
The event is sponsored by Stillwater National Bank, Payne County Bank and KOSU.
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Like any good OpenSource project the MySQL Bugs website is open for anyone to search through. This ofcourse doesn't include the security bugs.
There is a second collection of bugs in the My Oracle Support and these bugs are only accesseble by customers with a support contract. Even when I have access to MOS I still prefer to use the community bugs site. For service requests etc. I would use MOS.
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Mathieu Schneider has a good point:
November 29, Windsor Star: Though he understands some cases are merely the unfortunate result of split-second decisions made at high speed, Schneider feels there's a less-caring mindset permeating the league.
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Stefan Heym's literary career is primarily associated with the German Democratic Republic, the state he lived in between 1952 and its collapse in 1989-90, but he is almost unique among the East German writers of his generation in having established an international reputation in the USA during his exile from the "Third Reich". After moving to the GDR he was also unusual in the way he succeeded in preserving his creative independence, often finding himself in direct conflict with the regime as a result. From the late 1970s onwards, as an increasingly high-profile dissident, Heym was adept at using the West German media to promote his literary works and political views. Following the collapse of the GDR he remained politically …
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A CIA official reportedly confirmed the authenticity of the audio tape, which was broadcast on the Arabic satellite channel Al Jazeera on January 19. The recorded statement is the Al Qaeda leader�s first since December 2004, in which he called for Iraqis to boycott the January 2005 elections.
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Bryan St. John, of DreamMaker Bath & Kitchen was awarded the regional technician of the year award at the company's annual reunion in Phoenix.
Richards: Estimating investment growth not a guarantee
Linda writes, "In your columns, you frequently project the growth of hypothetical investments over a period of many years. You call it compound growth, but you don't provide the formula. Could you please give me a formula that computes how much my money will grow in the future?"
UT's Barnes gets $500,000 raise
AUSTIN - Texas basketball coach Rick Barnes got a $500,000 raise Friday after taking the Longhorns to regional finals of the NCAA tournament.
Beilue: Dykes: 'A servant to people'
When it was suggested that only one out of 10 coaches would have refused any money to drive about 1,000 miles roundtrip to speak at a Tascosa football fundraiser last week like Spike Dykes did, Rebel football coach Heath Parker thought that number too high.
Bengel handcuffs Dillas in Alexandria's 8-1 win
The Amarillo Dillas couldn't find an answer to Alexandria starter Buddy Bengel.
United League Notebook: Amarillo DH Figueroa makes easy transition
Amarillo designated hitter Carlos Figueroa is in the hunt for the ULB batting crown.
Two eighth-inning runs propel Dillas past Aces
The Amarillo Dillas moved within two games of third place using a two-run eighth inning and the relief pitching of Chris Waters to slip past Alexandria, 4-2, Saturday night at Bringhurst Field.
Dusters suffer worst loss in franchise history
The Amarillo Dusters' seventh consecutive Arena2 loss was the worst in the three-year history of the franchise.
Dusters dealt 75-15 loss by Memphis
The Amarillo Dusters' seventh consecutive af2 loss was the worst in the three-year history of the franchise.
This tour to Italy is the cat's meow
Love cats and Italy? Join the Friends of Roman Cats for an 11-night tour of Italian cat sanctuaries and historical sites.
Open Road: Dust off the dress hat, it is time for XIT again
Lots of things happening as we get on into summer.
Mothering instincts
Chloe, a cat owned by Julie and Nadine Corsi, nurses two puppies along with one of her own kittens Thursday in Hopewell Township, Pa. Julie and Nadine Corsi owned a dog that died while giving birth, and her puppies have been adopted by two family cats.
Warm decor is Rx for doctors' offices
There's not much to like about a doctor's office. It's a place too often associated with pain, embarrassment and the secret dread that a lump, rash or shortness of breath may be cause for serious concern.
Review: Hack and slash with 'Titan Quest'
Some video games challenge one's luck, others require hand-eye coordination. "Titan Quest" takes another approach by challenging players' endurance - and tempting their greed.
Try out these 'senior moments'
If you're a mature bookworm looking for great summer reads, get your lawn chair and cold drink ready.
Sorenson to sign book on Saturday at store
Jack Sorenson will be signing copies of his new book, "Everything I Know I Learned From My Grandpa," at 2 p.m. Saturday inside Barnes & Noble Booksellers, 2415 Soncy Road.
Take an adventure through 'Big Sky Cooking'
NEW YORK - Whether you're a stay-at-home this summer or planning travel adventures, a vivid sense of other places comes with tasting the food they serve.
Adopt-A-Pet: Marshal the family and adopt poodle mix
Hello, I am Marshall, a poodle mix.
Bash will provide food, fun
If a good meal is something you can't resist, the Culinary Bash might be good to put on your dining agenda.
How to share your book bounty
For serious readers, throwing books away is unthinkable. But selling them or donating them to a good cause can soften the pain of parting.
Treatment available for dry mouth
DEAR DR. GOTT: I would like to give you some information concerning treatment of Sjogren's syndrome. I had dry mouth for over 10 years but never received any treatment. However, about five years ago, when I went to an ENT doctor for sinus problems, I mentioned that I had a dry mouth. The doctor gave me a sample of Evoxac, 30 milligrams, and also prescribed the medicine. I take one only at bedtime. Some nights my mouth gets very watery; the dry mouth is gone. I hope the person who wrote to you will ask his doctor and get Evoxac.
Cottage cheese salads get sparkle
These are not your "diet plates" of old. Here are four cottage cheese salads that sparkle with color, are vibrant with flavor, and are a snap to assemble.
The Bond: Dogs have reason for stretching
When our little mixed breed dog Quixote awakes from a deep sleep or even a nap, he does two stretches, in this order.
'Runway' winner develops travel bag
NEW YORK - Chloe Dao, "Project Runway" winner from season two, received kudos from the TV show judges because she could blend architectural lines with edgy details. Now you can add practicality to that list.
Get dairy facts free
"California Dairy Tales" is not a children's story anthology - but it does present a patchwork of colorfully presented information that could be appetizing at any age.
Dear Abby: Absent hosts leave guests to fend for selves
DEAR ABBY: I was recently invited to a party. The invitation stated a specific time for the event. I arrived on time, only to find the host and hostess not there. One left as we were arriving, and the other came in two hours late (at a ball game for a child).
Ed McMahon named top sidekick of all time
LOS ANGELES - Greatest sidekick of all time?
Art Beat: Shared space offers sameness, differences
Midway down the hall of Sunset Center's northwest wing there's a graffiti-like scrawl (or is it a painting?), "Art Show," and three names - Mardy Lemmons, Rick Peters and Eric Ratliff.
Windmills are marvels of area of West Texas
LUBBOCK - For those who have lived in rural areas of the South Plains for a generation or so, there is something infinitely peaceful about the creaking sound of a windmill in the twilight of a summer evening.
Heloise: Some need help with those medical forms
DEAR HELOISE: When are the doctors, dentists and hospitals going to wise up and realize that there are people in their waiting rooms who can't fill out their forms without help? I, like thousands of other people, have essential tremors, and filling out the forms they pass to me through the little window on a clipboard with the attached pen is some sort of embarrassing joke. I can't fill it out holding the clipboard in my lap or trying to balance it on the arm of the chair.
'A world of ideas' in books
What do you do if you have 100,000 books?
Practically Parenting: Language of youth draws yearning for carefree times
Our family sat around the family table, talking metaphors and similes, discussing the nuances of creative speech and writing with our gradeschoolers. Strange conversation, I know.
Valley Forge spotlights role of blacks in Washington's army
VALLEY FORGE, PA. - George Washington. The Marquis de Lafayette. Hannah Till.
Dear Abby: No lie, anesthesia is not a truth serum
DEAR ABBY: I just finished reading the letter regarding the husband who, while coming out of anesthesia, "confessed" to cheating on his wife.
Nonwinner Senden up by 3 after 64; Palmer 8 behind
SILVIS, ILL. - He hit a wedge within a few feet of the first hole and added another birdie on the second.
A close final, indeed
Bobby Barber knew what was at stake as he stood over a 25-foot birdie putt at the 36th hole late Sunday in the championship-flight final of the 55th Annual Budweiser Partnership at Ross Rogers WildHorse.
Partnership championship set
A team that almost wasn't and another that has knocked on the door more than once will play for the championship flight crown of the 55th Annual Budweiser Partnership today beginning at 8:30 a.m. at Ross Rogers WildHorse course.
Football, family can coexist - with time
A good buddy of mine gave me a reminder on Wednesday to keep things in perspective.
Texas Six-man All-Star Boys Basketball: Paducah's Hemphill propels East with long-range shooting
LUBBOCK - Crowell head basketball coach Rob Ogle knows about Corey Hemphill's ability to shoot from the outside.
Texas Six-man All-Star Girls Basketball: Amherst's Price provides North with early spark in 62-59 win
LUBBOCK - Amherst's Shay Price was just right coming from the bench Saturday for the North team.
Marlins hook Astros; O's shutout Rangers
MIAMI - The Marlins' worst home shutout loss in franchise history didn't faze them at all.
Orioles crumble Rangers winning streak
BALTIMORE - Fastball, changeup, curveball. It didn't matter which pitch Erik Bedard threw, because they all seemed to hit the corners with uncanny accuracy.
National League: Astros crush Marlins
MIAMI - Andy Pettitte and the Houston Astros handed the Florida Marlins their worst shutout loss at home.
Streetball Challenge gets official's praise
The ultimate goal of the 10th Annual Kids, Inc. 3-on-3 Streetball Challenge was for the teams and spectators to have fun and to raise money for the organization's youth sports programs.
Keeping Score
Of the 100 or so volunteers Saturday working the Kids, Inc., 3-on-3 Streetball Challenge, Debbie Chisum dunks on them all when it comes to passion, heart and courage.
Throckmorton's Oliver propels East
LUBBOCK - In Braxton Oliver's last football game at Throckmorton, he threw five touchdown passes to lead the Greyhounds to the six-man state championship.
10th Annual Kids Inc. 3-on-3 Streetball Challenge Photos
Kyle Busch keeps climbingCrash sinks Stewart
LOUDON, N.H. - Kyle Busch still has a baby face.
The payback track
LOUDON, N.H. - The New Hampshire International Speedway is located in the state's lakes region, nestled among the foothills of the White Mountains.
WT professor writing book while in Japan
Paul Clark, a history professor at West Texas A&M University, is taking a break from his teaching duties to conduct research and finish writing a book in Japan.
Guymon police investigate homicide
The weekend shooting death of a Guyman, Okla., man remains under investigation.
A family tradition adds some flavor to Amarillo
Agustin Andrade never thought he would end up in Amarillo, but he said he's glad to be here.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
Editor's Note: The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that will appear on Mondays.
Region 16 offers technology conference
Region 16 will offer "Technology Conference 2006" from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. July 20-21.
Ones to Watch:Brandi Wilkinson
Brandi is an A/B Honor Roll student and enrolled in the ACE scholarship program.
Woman carries memory of tragedy at Tee Anchor
Someday, city contractors may shift dirt around Tee Anchor Lake to level out its steep banks.
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Inmate turns to high court
A condemned prisoner facing execution for the 1990 murder of an Amarillo businessman is pleading with the country's highest court to examine his case.
Upscale RV park sets up shop along I-40
An Albuquerque partnership has bet that higher gas prices won't keep motor-home enthusiasts from stopping in Amarillo as they crisscross the country.
Update: TxDOT road work to close I-40 lanes
Construction on various parts of Interstate 40 will result in lane closures throughout the week.
Life's a beach for Wildcat Bluff Nature Center
Library archivist keeps city's history alive and online
An ice storm hit Amarillo on Nov. 23, 1940. The city was crippled - thick sheets of ice covered the Panhandle, causing millions of dollars in damage.
In which prison should former DA reside?
Trying to find the best prison for a police officer headed to the Texas Department of Corrections is one thing.
Digging for a solution
A lot of people are looking to Roberts County to let them keep grass green and pools full.
Free ride leads to carjacking Saturday
A goodwill gesture Saturday led to a carjacking.
Physician convicted of tax evasion
Stephen P. Miller has been convicted of tax evasion by a federal jury in Amarillo.
Cookout honors military
The sound of children's laughter carried easily in the quiet midsummer afternoon on Saturday as Jack Barnes hosted a cookout to show support for America's military.
Agency lends teachers a hand
A regional education agency is helping Panhandle teachers write detailed lesson plans that meet state curriculum rules.
Cowboys DB Davis shot again
DALLAS - Dallas Cowboys safety Keith Davis was recovering at Baylor Medical Center on Sunday after he was shot twice while driving along Interstate 635 early Sunday.
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Robert Howard "Bob" Holt
PERRYTON - Robert Howard "Bob" Holt, 82, died Saturday, July 15, 2006.
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John D. Hall
GLEN ROSE - John D. Hall, 60, died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Mary S. Castillo Marlow
CLOVIS, N.M. - Mary S. Castillo Marlow, 60, died Friday, July 14, 2006.
Angelita Carolina Lopez
CLAYTON, N.M. - Angelita Carolina Lopez, 86, died Saturday, July 15, 2006.
John E. Vigil
CLAYTON, N.M. - John E. Vigil, 76, died Thursday, July 13, 2006, in Amarillo, Texas.
Mayo McKinnis Duke
TULIA - Mayo McKinnis Duke, 83, died Saturday, July 15, 2006.
Deborah "Debbie" Elaine Piggott
BOISE CITY, OKLA. - Deborah "Debbie" Elaine Piggott, 49, of Hugoton, Kan., died Thursday, July 13, 2006, in Garden City, Kan.
Jack H. Weldon
GRUVER - Jack H. Weldon, 78, died Sunday, July 16, 2006.
Ronnie Baugh
Ronnie Baugh, 46, of Amarillo died Friday, July 14, 2006.
Leann Gibson
Leann Gibson, 49, of Amarillo died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Esther Jean Smith
Esther Jean Smith, 74, of Amarillo died Friday, July 14, 2006.
Marilyn Watson
FRIONA - Marilyn Watson, 62, died Sunday, July 16, 2006, in Amarillo.
Arlene Patricia "Pat" Harrison
Arlene Patricia "Pat" Harrison, 78, of Amarillo died Sunday, July 9, 2006.
Pearl Velma Yates
BEAVER, OKLA. - Pearl Velma Yates, 90, died Saturday, July 15, 2006.
Dewey Lewis
Dewey Lewis, 83, died Thursday, July 13, 2006, in Ardmore, Okla.
Bobby Gene Ramey
DUMAS - Bobby Gene Ramey, 70, died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Stella Romero
Stella Romero, 75, of Amarillo died Friday, July 14, 2006.
Vernon Flowers
CANADIAN - Vernon Flowers, 76, died Saturday, July 15, 2006.
Priscilla Preston
Priscilla Preston, 61, of Amarillo died Wednesday, July 12, 2006.
Hazel Groves Thompson
STINNETT - Hazel Groves Thompson, 105, died Saturday, July 15, 2006, in Borger.
Robert Lewis "Bob" Saunders
Robert Lewis "Bob" Saunders, 77, of Amarillo died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Jose Rodriguez
PLAINVIEW - Jose Rodriguez, 61, died Saturday, July 15, 2006, in Lubbock.
P.B. Taylor
P.B. Taylor, 93, of Amarillo died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Henry D. Witt
Henry D. Witt, 94, died Friday, July 14, 2006.
Bobby Gene Ramey
DUMAS - Bobby Gene Ramey, 70, died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Mauvine Hood Chamales
CLAUDE - Mauvine Hood Chamales, 85, died Friday, July 14, 2006, in Lubbock.
Imogean Jones Tipton
BORGER - Imogean Jones Tipton, 85, died Thursday, July 13, 2006, in Amarillo.
Bill W. Fowler
PANHANDLE - Bill W. Fowler, 66, died Thursday, July 13, 2006.
Editorial: City taking proactive tack
Amarillo officials have trumpeted proudly - and with ample justification - their foresight in planning for the city's future water use.
Guest Column: 'Cowboy' is a term most Americans don't understand
Time magazine's July 10 cover story uses the term "cowboy" to define President Bush and calls his style of governance brash, irresponsible and reckless.
Coffee Shop: DAR honors seven young area students
The Arredondo Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution awarded Good Citizenship medals and certificates to seven middle school students from the Panhandle who displayed honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism during the recently completed school year.
Kanelis: The winner is - one lacking majority?
Picture this scenario playing out the morning of Nov. 8, the day after Texans go to the polls to elect a governor.
Conservative stance on water ownership oddly fluid
In 2004, the leading Republican candidates for the 31st District state Senate seat, Kirk Edwards and Kel Seliger, vowed to protect the Panhandle's water resources from encroachment by those who might send the water outside the region. A vast part of those resources are underground in one of the six or so major reservoirs - the largest of which is the Ogalalla Aquifer.
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Monday Briefing
The good . . .
Trew: Hard work a good remedy for sleeplessness
Recently, I listened to a lengthy discussion among my younger descendants about their various sleeping problems. This triggered some recollections of my younger years, and I compared sleeping in the old days and sleeping today.
Where is the deficit outrage? Budget needs balance
Whatever glory the Bush administration can claim in the battle to reduce the federal budget deficit is muted by this fact:
Letters To The Editor
Considering leadership, World War III ill-timed
Guest Column: Defending works of forgotten DA
I find in myself an array of emotions in writing this: sadness, anger, love and joy. As we celebrated Independence Day, and before that Father's Day, someone special had been on my mind, who no doubt, were he still alive, would've been looking forward to a barbecue with family and friends. On Father's Day, he would have had big hugs and kisses from his daughters and a firm handshake from his only son.
Topwaters, muted daylight perfect mix for largemouths
DALLAS - There's just one thing wrong with the last hour of daylight on a good bass lake: It doesn't last two hours. Twilight is when scaly denizens of the mossy depths move to ambush mode.
Duck counts up; 16-day teal season set
Duck hunters and their Labrador retrievers will be happy this autumn. According to the spring population index, overall duck numbers are up from 31.7 million in 2005 to about 36.2 million this year. This year's population is also nine percent above the 1955-2005 yearly average.
Kansas task force seeks deer input
The Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks is seeking input on ways to improve deer permitting processes and hunting opportunities. The Kansas Deer Task Force has already presented some recommendations on deer permits and regulations to the state legislature.
Outdoor Trivia
What is a 'waterdog?'
Leschper: The young man and the sea
The best outdoors moments are those we get to spend with people who won't soon forget what it took to accomplish a great feat.
Oklahoma Wildlife Expo set
The Oklahoma Wildlife Expo has been set for Aug. 25-27 at the Lazy E Arena, north of Oklahoma City.
Horrell - Williams
Rachel Janae Horrell and Logan Douglas Williams, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 17, at Starlight Canyon. The Rev. Larry Capranica officiated
Wright - Webb
Lisa Lane Wright of Dallas and Floyd Cole Webb of Fort Worth were married Saturday, July 15, at Coker United Methodist Church in San Antonio. The Rev. Stephen Sanders officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlile
Gloria and Leonard Carlile of Amarillo celebrated their 25th wedding anniversary Saturday, July 15, with a Mass of celebration, dinner and dance at the Amarillo Civic Center. The event was hosted by their daughter, Tiffany Megan Carlile.
Reddy - Zepeda
Laura Reddy and Adam Zepeda, both of Lubbock, were married Saturday, June 24, at the Chapel by the Bay in Mandalay Bay Hotel in Las Vegas. The Rev. Rudy Aguilia officiated.
Tate - Nelson
Gayla Kae Tate and John Calvin Nelson, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, July 1, at the home of the groom's parents. The Rev. Robert Fields, retired minister of South Georgia Baptist Church, officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Basden
Gerri and Darrell Basden celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 15 with a dinner that included family and friends. The event was hosted by the couple's daughter and Vicki Nelson, Voneta Hampton and Doneta Ratliff, all Mrs. Basden's sisters.
Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo
Lucila and Lolo Alonzo of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, July 15, with a Mass of celebration, a dinner and a dance at the Amarillo Civic Center. The event was hosted by their daughters and son-in-laws, Gloria and Leonard Carlile, Carolyn and Sam Meza, and Sylvia Alonzo, all of Amarillo.
Richards - Sosebee
Jessica Richards and Eric Sosebee, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, July 15, at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Michael Griffin officiated.
Landrum - Johnston
Amanda Landrum and Jarrett Johnston, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 24, at the Amarillo Club. Paul Anderson officiated.
Miller - Curry
Stephanie Renee Miller of Amarillo and Adam Blake Curry of Wichita Falls were married Saturday, July 15, at The Wedding Garden in Canyon. Raymond Smith, great-uncle of the bride, officiated.
Dixon - Hollingworth
Sasha Scarlett Dixon and Clinton Louis Hollingworth, both of Canyon, were married Tuesday, May 30, on the beach at the Hotel Del Coronado in San Diego. The Rev. Ren Devarsa officiated.
Thomas - Wheeler
Kristin Dee Thomas of Amarillo and Jonathan Scott Wheeler of Deer Park were married, Saturday, July 1, at Valleyview Church of the Nazarene. The Rev. Troy Teeter and the Rev. Jerry Thomas, the bride's father, officiated.
Bird - Smith
Deanna Bird and Josh Smith, both of Dallas, were married Saturday, July 15, at First Baptist Church in Levelland. The Rev. Charles Meyer of Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church in Amarillo officiated.
Smith - Schilling
Mandy Brinn Smith of Booker and Carson Erwin Schilling of Follett were married Saturday, June 10, at United Methodist Church in Booker. The Rev. Gene Weinette officiated.
Love - Schilling
Tara Love and Derek Schilling, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 24, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. The Rev. J. R. Slater officiated
Sledge - Burns
Lexi Rachelle Sledge and Sean Ryan Burns, both of Arlington, were married Saturday, June 24, at the Turnpike Church of Christ in Grand Prairie. Mikel Peterson of the Church of Christ of Perryton officiated the double-ring candlelight ceremony.
Chism - Barrett
Kendra Chism and Cade Barrett, both of Amarillo, were married Saturday, June 10, at Amarillo Botanical Gardens. The Rev. LaVon Thompson officiated.
Samberson - Eaton
Kristl Megan Samberson and David August Wesley Eaton, both of Kingwood, were married Saturday, July 15, at Strawbridge United Methodist Church in Kingwood. The Rev. C. J. Taylor officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Kingston
Jodie and James V. Kingston of Mason celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary on July 9 with a reception in the Mason Library. The event was hosted by the couple's children and spouse.
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TROY, Alabama -- Troy University officials say beer won't be sold at the school's home football games any time soon.
Athletic department officials tell WAKA-TV that fans won't be buying beer inside Veteran's Memorial Football Stadium next fall.
School officials had said they wanted to study the issue as they look for every opportunity to find new income in the rugged economy. They have said previously that selling beer in the stadium could bring in significant revenue.
After researching the issue, athletic department officials say it doesn't look like the idea would work well for Troy University.


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A hospital fo nutterz and crazy mf'z etc.
Steve'z gone mad and has been carted off by men in white jacketz to tha loony bin.
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An insane asylum or the psychiatric ward of a hospital for the mentally ill. Often used as an offensive term.
"They made me go to the loony bin for seeing visions of God! Can you believe them?!?" said the guy to another guy.
Por sniff'n'free 13 de julio de 2013
the place in which a smacktard should be thrown, where they can be constantly beaten into leaning basic british geography until they are able to recite numerous times "the lake district is not in scotland and i have been a retard for thinking so, and i also have a tiny penis"(lol). these places are usually full of strange looking creatures that tend to go by the name of 'Miller'. loony bins are often situated in a place that is so remote these 'millers' cannot harm society in anyway.
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Hair Scrunchie Trees
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Use those old hair scrunchies to make a different kind of craft. Make a tree out of old hair products. This makes for great crafting with kids projects.
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- Insert wooden skewer into the bottom of the cone; this will serve as your handle. Brush a thin layer of glue over entire cone, except for bottom. Wrap square of fabric around cone, gluing over lapping ends. Ignore fabric point at the top of the cone. Trim away all but 1" of fabric around bottom of cone; glue excess fabric to bottom of cone. Remove skewer.
- Using skewer, push fabric point at the top of the cone into the cone. Place glue on ends of chenille stem and insert ends into hole. Shape chenille stem into desired decoration (we made a heart and a star).
- Place scrunchies on the cone, with larger sizes at the base and smaller sizes at the top.
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Jul 28, 2011
awesome tutorial , and very simple, go for it and make this the possibilities are endless with the amount of creativity you can do , and it holds all those hair thingy's that you have no where to put
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What a great and simple idea,love these!!
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thats really cool...
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The united front that Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito have shared may be fading as he tries to separate his case from hers for their next appeal.
"He stands by his testimony regarding the events of that night and the next day, but he needs for the Italian courts to understand that any evidence against Amanda is not applicable to him," Sollecito's American attorney, John Q. Kelly, tells PEOPLE.
The attorney adds: "Yes, he is distancing himself from Amanda's case, because he's facing 25 years in jail and he's in Italy, and there's not a scintilla of evidence against him."
Knox, 26, and Sollecito, 29, spent four years in an Italian prison for the brutal stabbing murder of Meredith Kercher before a higher court voided their conviction in 2011. The case appeared before an appellate court, and the pair were convicted again last month. She was given 28 ½ years; he was given 25 years. They are both appealing the conviction.
In a recent interview on CNN, Sollecito said there is no evidence to support a conviction.
"There is nothing against me and nothing very strong against Amanda," Sollecito says. "And in my case, I really did nothing wrong, and I don't want to pay for someone else's peculiar behavior."
Attempts to reach Knox were unsuccessful. She has long maintained that Sollecito was forced to experience her nightmare solely because of his association with her. On Feb. 11, she wrote on her blog: "The only reason he has been dragged into this is because he happens to be my alibi. He is collateral damage in the unreasonable, irresponsible, and unrelenting scapegoating of the prosecution's grotesque caricature that is 'Foxy Knoxy.' "
The case is expected to conclude next year before Italy's highest court.
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Amanda Knox's Ex-Boyfriend Distancing Himself from Her for Future Trial
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What are the 6 Dimensions of Wellness
Physical, Emotional, Intellectual, Interpersonal, Spiritual, and Environmental
Physical Wellness
Includes your body's overall condition and the absence of disease but also your fitness level and your ability to care for yourself. The higher your fitness level, the highter your level of physical wellness will be.
Emotional Wellness
Your emotional wellness reflects your ability to understand you deal with your feelings
Environmental Wellness
To improve your environmental wellness, you can learn about and protect yourself against hazards in your surroundings and work to make you world cleaner and safer place
Physical Activity and Exercise Recommendations for Promoting General Health Fitness and Weight Management
achieve or maintain weight loss = exercise moderately for 60-90 minutes per day on most days of the week
Health related components of physical fitness
cardiorespiratory endurance, muscular strength, flexibility, and body composition
cardiorespiratiory endurance
in the ability to perform prolonged, large- muscle, dynamic exercise at moderate to high levels of intensity
What function do alveoli serve in the lungs?
tiny air sacs in the lungs that allow the exchange of oxygen and carbon dioxide between the lungs and blood