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Keegan Luman Burton
Eric and Carie Burton of Amarillo announce the birth of their son, Keegan Luman Burton. He was born Dec. 25, 2000.
Shain Walker Donais
Walter and Suzanne Donais of Canyon announce the birth of their son, Shain Walker Donais. He was born Dec. 3, 2000.
Jared Caden and Jacob Andrew McElreath
Jimmy and Amber McElreath of Plano announce the birth of their sons, Jared Caden and Jacob Andrew McElreath. They were born on Oct. 26, 2000.
Northeasterner explores Southwest traditions, myths
Never in his seven-chapter ramble through Northern Mexico, up and over to West Texas and back to Arizona does Tom Miller mention the words Grand Canyon.
Tripp: Letters tell much of a woman who named an age
A review of Christopher Hibbert's new biography of Queen Victoria in last Sunday's book section took note of the volume of Victoria's letter-writing and reminded me of one of my own favorite books.
Parker's new hero
In Spenser, Robert B. Parker created one of the most durable private eyes in the book business, and Spenser has translated well to the TV screen where he comes across as tough, but not as tough as some of his associates and most of the people who would like to do him in.
A decade of crisis
The 1930s were the modern world's point of no return. In the aftermath of World War I, people around the world hoped for a return to the established values of the prewar era.
Western stitching
A marvelous collection of short stories about aspects of the West, or as Coleman describes it: "stitchings in the quilt that is the history of the West."
New mysteries
Cincinnati police detective Sonora Blair is all too familiar with the unpredictability of human nature, the violence that erupts randomly and the illusion of safety.
Bystander to a symbol of a bygone era
In the December 28 edition of USA TODAY I noticed that Lou "The Toe" Groza had died at age seventy-six on my seventy-seventh birthday.
Energy Briefs
The Panhandle Association of Petroleum Landmen will meet at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at Dyer's Bar-B-Que in Amarillo. The dinner and meeting are free to members and cost $30 for nonmembers.
Cimarron Farm and Ranch festivities kept in the county
BOISE CITY, Okla. - You could say that organizers of the Cimarron Farm and Ranch Show like to keep the festivities in the family.
Perry says he'll support rural economic development initiatives
AUSTIN - In addition to the support of Hale County cotton farmer - and Speaker of the House - Pete Laney, rural Texas also can expect some backing from Texas Gov. Rick Perry during the 77th legislative session.
Computer workshops offered
Area agricultural producers and financial managers of farm and ranch enterprises should register early for the award-winning "Have Computer will Travel" education workshops offered by the Texas Agricultural Extension Service.
Farm Briefs
Donley County was declared eligible for Farm Service Agency disaster emergency loans. Applications for emergency farm loans for losses caused by drought and excessive heat since Jan. 1, 2000, are being accepted at the FSA office in Clarendon, an FSA news release said.
Resolutions equal revenue
In the new year, business is resolutionary. When it comes to achieving New Year's resolutions, such as losing weight or getting into shape, many decide to turn to professionals for help.
Randall County Stock Show to begin
The 53rd annual Randall County Stock Show will be Thursday through Saturday at the West Texas A&M University Horse Center, with more than 200 youths and 300 animals expected to participate.
Taylor: Undelivered promises, unreliability break businesses
These three promises were made to one customer during one business week. All three promises were broken.
Texas High Plains gets RC&D designations
Texas received two new U.S. Department of Agriculture Resource Conservation and Development Program designations, one of which will cover 15 counties in the High Plains.
Business Briefs
Panhandle-Plains Federal Land Bank Association promoted Cory W. Bruce to assistant vice president on Jan. 1. Bruce joined the Panhandle-Plains Land Bank Association in March 1998 and was promoted to loan officer in 1999.
Westminster Presbyterian Church marks golden anniversary
Westminster Presbyterian Church celebrated its golden anniversary with several festivities last weekend, including a special dinner for charter members on Jan. 6 in the church parlor.
Anthropologist to speak Saturday at meeting of archaeological society
The Panhandle Archeological Society will meet at 7:30 p.m. on Wednesday at the Robert Lee Room at the Big Texan Steak Ranch.
Commodore files bankruptcy; passengers should get reimbursements
Commodore Holdings Ltd., parent company of Commodore and Crown Cruise Lines, is filing for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection after suspending operation of three ships.
Foundation's annual meeting set for Jan. 22
Amarillo Area Foundation's 43rd annual meeting Jan. 22 will highlight the organization's ongoing Teen Pregnancy Prevention Initiative.
Tuff likes to run, play; would like family with children
Hi, my name is Tuff, and I am available for adoption through the Amarillo-Panhandle Humane Society Inc., which finds homes for animals left at the city of Amarillo Animal Shelter.
Finding right gym can be challenge
Deciding to get into shape is only half the battle. The next challenge is finding the gym that best suits your fitness needs.
Getting fit can be fun, comfortable
Workout time used to mean digging out an old T-shirt and comfy sweats and - taadaaa - you were ready to go.
Exercise comes in many forms
The Centers for Disease Control and the American College of Sports Medicine recommend that you do 30 minutes a day of moderate-intensity exercise five or more days a week. That can include anything from walking briskly for 2 miles to yoga to basketball to heavy housecleaning.
Center City BPW luncheon
Members of Center City Business and Professional Women's Organization met for a Monday luncheon that featured presentations by four local professionals.
Designer frets over creating 'alien world'
NEW YORK - Not a beat was lost in the busy backstage rhythm of the Brooks Atkinson Theatre one recent evening as actor Stephen R. Buntrock yelled, in mock outrage, "She's got her hands down my pants!''
Annual Taste of Texas to benefit 2 programs
What if you had the chance to sample a variety of foods from your favorite area restaurants, wet your whistle with wine from eight wineries and all the while enjoy live tunes from Insufficient Funds?
Childs: Handbook helpful in requesting vital records
The updated fourth edition of Thomas Jay Kemp's International Vital Records Handbook is now available. Composed of 603 pages, the softcover book arranges U.S. records alphabetically by state and international entries alphabetically by country.
Vacation ownership expands popular aspect
Vacation ownership, as timesharing is now usually called, has come a long way from the days when fast-talking speculators reeled in tourists like flounder on tropical shores. Then, they were convincing vacationers to buy into a dream that all too often never attracted enough capital to get off the ground.
McGuire grabs chance to cook with a legend
When she isn't saving the planet, Dusty McGuire can be found in her kitchen.
PPW meeting Saturday to focus on preparing and presenting manuscripts
People aspiring to publish their writing can attend the Panhandle Professional Writers meeting Saturday at the Amarillo Senior Citizens Center at 1217 S. Tyler St.
On The Calendar
"GLITTER, GLAMOUR AND GLITZ: TEXAS PAGEANT AND FESTIVAL GOWNS,'' through Dec. 31, Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum Textiles Gallery. Call 651-2244.
Cowboy poetry meeting set for Thursday
The monthly cowboy poetry program will be at Barnes & Noble Booksellers on Thursday.
Best newspaper photos on exhibit in D.C.'s Newseum
Jack Ruby (you know it's Jack Ruby from subsequent overexposure; here it's just a little guy in a dark suit and a snap-brim hat) is firing a pistol into the chest of Lee Harvey Oswald, whose hands - even the handcuffed one - are jerking involuntarily toward the wound.
Club Calendar
Monday Morning Toastmasters Club; Carolyn's Place, 3205 E. Interstate 40; 6:30 a.m.
Putting on a happy face
When the audience meets Rachel, the lead character in the play "Reckless,'' they learn that she is undergoing a "euphoria attack'' and that she's convinced that she is going to be "terminally happy.''
Carnegie Hall season to feature farewells
NEW YORK - Carnegie Hall will kick off its 2001-2002 season with a performance by the Berlin Philharmonic - the future home of the hall's executive director - and will offer concert series by pianist Martha Argerich, cellist Yo-Yo Ma and the final Carnegie performance of sitar virtuoso Ravi Shankar.
Shape shifting
Flabby thighs, an upset stomach and fear of dying have at least one thing in common - motivation to get into shape.
Aggie Moms Club family night
The Amarillo Aggie Moms Club presented a family night for Aggie families on Jan. 8 with special guest speaker Don Powell, chairman of the Texas A&M University Board of Regents and president of the First National Bank of Amarillo.
Get the show on the road
It's never easy for Amarillo Little Theatre to get one of its touring shows off the ground, director Allen Shankles said.
Trumpeter enjoys switching styles
It was the late 1970s. Neil Balm was finishing his bachelor's degree in music at Juilliard when he took a most interesting summer job: lead trumpet and keyboards with rock star Peter Frampton.
Doing the home stretch
Just as predictable as Christmas fruitcake, you can bet on seeing treadmill ads in January.
Former Houston maestro moves to Philadelphia
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Christoph Eschenbach, who made his name as a concert pianist and by raising the caliber of the Houston Symphony Orchestra, will become the venerable Philadelphia Orchestra's music director.
Ingalls: Works focus on natural subjects
A painting with an eagle soaring in front of a sunset might be seen as the essence of representation, re-presenting not only imagery, but symbolic concepts.
Texas Tech Briefs
Dr. Subramanyam Chittivelu, assistant professor, internal medicine, received a research fellowship through Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center.
Tech to study how progestins affect vascular reactivity
Women throughout the world are using Depo Provera for birth control and to regulate menstrual cycles, but doctors are still learning about possible health risks related to this synthetic progesterone.
Medical Rounds
Coffee Memorial Blood Center collected 437 units of blood during its two-day 19th Annual M*A*S*H Blood Drive Jan. 5-6.
Hereford's Cody Hodges commits to Texas Tech
Some say that washing your car helps clear the mind.
San Jacinto 60El Paso Lydia Patterson 47 Martin Roberts scored 28 points in leading the San Jacinto Patriots to a victory over El Paso Lydia Patterson in Texas Association Private and Parochial Schools 1-3A action.
Nolan gets encouraging news
Amarillo ISD athletic director Tex Nolan is listed in "critical, but stable" condition Sunday in a Dallas hospital as he awaits a liver transplant.
Bulletin Board
The presidential election gave journalists headaches, politicians fits and the general public a big case of hives. PM
Producers in price pinch
Facing $40- to $50-per-acre additional production costs due to high natural gas prices, producers have some tough decisions ahead of them.
AC Briefs
Credit and continuing education classes at Amarillo College will begin Tuesday at all campuses. Late registration for the spring semester will be from 9 a.m. to noon and 5:30 to 7 p.m. Tuesday on the second floor in the College Union Building on the Washington Street campus.
Regional Education Briefs
PORTALES, N.M. - ENMU will be closed Monday for the Martin Luther King Jr. holiday. Offices will reopen Tuesday.
Chamber breakfast slated Thursday
The Amarillo Globe-News "Man and Woman of the Year" will be honored at the Amarillo Chamber of Commerce breakfast on Thursday.
Region's own prepare for inauguration
An estimated 100 people from the Texas Panhandle will be in Washington, D.C., this week for the presidential inauguration of George W. Bush, said Sylvia Nugent, a spokeswoman for U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Clarendon.
Attempted robbery reported
Amarillo police are investigating an attempted robbery in the 5900 block of East Amarillo Boulevard.
Coffee Shop: Copper Breaks offers hunter safety course
QUANAH - Copper Breaks State Park will offer the state-approved hunter safety course on Saturday and Sunday, according to a park news release.
Police probe Saturday shooting
A 14-year-old boy is in critical condition after a Saturday afternoon shooting in a house north of Amarillo.
Hispanic Chamber to install officers
Installation of officers for the Amarillo Hispanic Chamber of Commerce is set for Tuesday at the Amarillo Civic Center's Grand Plaza. A cocktail reception begins at 6 p.m. with dinner at
West Texas A&M Briefs
West Texas A&M University will be closed Monday in observance of Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Fire causes damage to vacant home
A vacant Amarillo home sustained about $20,000 in damage from a Sunday morning fire.
Producers crunching crop, price numbers
Skyrocketing natural gas and diesel prices are fueling concerns among irrigation producers across the Golden Spread.
Donations continue
Readers continue to make contributions to the Amarillo Globe-News Empty Stocking Fund.
Businesses, schools observe King holiday
The Martin Luther King Jr. holiday brings changes to daily life in the Texas Panhandle.
Globe-News unveils online section focusing on Randall's tax rollback
Through the Internet, the Amarillo Globe-News launched on Friday a special section online focusing on one of the most contentious topics in the area - the Randall County tax rollback election.
Deputies sorting out shooting details
Potter County sheriff's deputies are still sorting out the circumstances behind the Saturday shooting of a 14-year-old boy.
ARTS & CRAFTS SHOW, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Civic Center Exhibit Hall.
Tony Bennett's `premiere event' won't be topped this year
Almost 30 songs. Ninety minutes of never-waning energy. Charm bursting from the seams.
On The Agenda
Amarillo City Commission - Tuesday, 3 p.m., Commission Chambers, City Hall, 509 E. Seventh St.
Police investigate downtown rape
Amarillo police are investigating a rape that occurred early Saturday in the 800 block of North Van Buren Street.
Abridged 'Little Women' script leaves production coming up short
Stage Right Theatre has a moderate success in an unexpected field with "Little Women," which opened Friday.
Paper launches section online
Through the Internet, the Amarillo Globe-News launched on Friday a special section online focusing on one of the most contentious topics in the area - the Randall County tax rollback election.
Natural gas high, commodities low
Agriculture is facing a triple whammy. Not only are natural gas prices high, causing fertilizer prices to increase, but commodity prices are extremely low.
It's All Trew: Outhouse shopping a more relaxed way
A friend owns a small grocery store downstate where many of his patrons do not speak English.
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 01/15/01
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 01/14/01
James P. Ledbetter
James P. Ledbetter, 64, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Richard Hughes
BEAVER, Okla. - Richard Hughes, 70, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Verna Lee Dubbs
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Verna Lee Dubbs, 93, died Monday, Jan. 8, 2001.
Anna Mae Parr
CHILDRESS - Anna Mae Parr, 100, died Friday, Jan. 12. 2001.
Dick Montgomery
Dick Montgomery, 69, of Amarillo, died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001.
Billie Patty
PLAINVIEW - Billie Patty, 74, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Robert L. Harlan
FRITCH - Robert L. Harlan, 72, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001, in Amarillo.
William Paxton
William "Bill" Paxton, of Amarillo, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
James L. Oler
TULIA - James L. "Jack" Oler, 73, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001.
Clarence J. Smith
BOISE CITY, Okla. - Clarence J. Smith, 95, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, in Dumas, Texas.
Mary Veazey
Mary VeazeyxxxxMary Veazey, 73, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Rosetta Marie Telford
Rosetta Marie Telford, 80, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Jan. 2, 2001.
Mary Underwood
Mary Underwood, 51, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Joyce Tolbert
BORGER - Joyce Tolbert, 75, of Richardson and formerly of Borger, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001, in Dallas.
Roland Scaife Zeigler Jr.
PLAINVIEW - Roland Scaife Zeigler Jr., 76, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001.
Alvis Townley
PADUCAH - Alvis Townley, 87, of Stanton and formerly of Paducah, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001.
Roy Brandon Gover
JACKSON, Tenn. - Roy Brandon Gover, 27, of Jackson, Tenn., died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2001. Memorial services will be held at a later date.
Juanita Fulfer Williams
DIMMITT - Juanita Fulfer Williams, 84, formerly of Dimmitt, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, in Kingston, Okla.
Bee W. Current
TUCUMCARI - Bee W. Current, 87, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2001.
Garland Bardwell
STRATFORD - Garland Bardwell, 87, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Traci Rhea Holt
DUMAS - Traci Rhea Holt, 29, formerly of Dumas, died Tuesday, Jan. 9, 2001, in Colorado.
Coke Douglas Barton
MATADOR - Coke Douglas Barton, 35, of Midkiff, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001, in Lubbock.
Lewel G. Johnston
Lewel G. Johnston, 74, of Canyon, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
William Bobbitt
William Henry Bobbitt, 70, of Amarillo, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Jewell Duke McCain
Jewell Duke McCain, 86, of Amarillo, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Goldie Brown
DALHART - Goldie Brown, 85, died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001.
Ida Nadine Smith
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Ida Nadine Smith, 78, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Benjamin Raymond Campbell
HEREFORD - Benjamin Raymond Campbell, 84, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Jack R. Waterman
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - Jack R. Waterman, 80, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Inez Clement
WELLINGTON - Inez Clement, 91, died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001.
Robert Floyd Kinkade
LOGAN, N.M. - Robert Floyd Kinkade, 66, died Monday, Jan. 8, 2001, in Logan.
James Revelle Collins
PAMPA - James Revelle "Buddy" Collins, 86, of Pampa, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, in Lubbock.
Keith Alford Hubbard
Keith Alford Hubbard, 59, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Jan. 10, 2001.
Dorothy Davidson
QUANAH - Dorothy Davidson, 81, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Willard Gray
CHILDRESS - Willard Gray, 79, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Margarito R. Rasco Gonzales
MIDLAND - Margarito R. Rasco Gonzales, 65, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001.
Ralph E. Elrod
Ralph E. Elrod, 71, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001, in Temple.
Robert Franklin Griffin
SHAMROCK - Robert Franklin Griffin, 26, died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001.
Artie Eldon Davis
Artie Eldon Davis, 72, of Bushland, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Algie Groves
ROARING SPRINGS - Algie Groves, 91, died Sunday, Jan. 14, 2001, in Lubbock.
Jackie Kay Clift
Jackie Kay Clift, 59, of Amarillo, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Mary M. Ming
ANAHEIM, Calif. - Mary M. Ming, 76, died Sunday, Jan. 7, 2001.
Leon Logsdon
MULESHOE - Leon Logsdon, 54, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001.
Gladys Hayden
Gladys Hayden, 93, formerly of Amarillo, died Saturday, Jan. 13, 2001, in Paris.
Ronald Dale Holeman
CHILDRESS - Ronald Dale Holeman, 67, formerly of Amarillo, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, in Hahnville, La.
Dorothy Williams Brinkley
Dorothy Williams Brinkley, 69, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Jan. 11, 2001.
Cecil Kirk
SPEARMAN - Cecil "Jake" Kirk, 89, died Friday, Jan. 12, 2001, in Stratford.
Letters: Killing flies s different
I am probably too late with this, but I had to answer the great hunter who finished his letter, "By the way, do you kill flies?"
Editorial: Texans should mend, not end, judge elections
State Sen. Robert Duncan has only half of a good idea: The Lubbock Republican wants the governor to appoint state appellate judges because, he said, the state's current partisan election system has politicized the judiciary to an unacceptable level.
Kanelis: I'll miss President Clinton - not!
I am going to miss Bill Clinton.
PM Letters: Murder is murder
I would like for someone to explain to me why we are wasting time and money on hate crime legislation. PM
Editorial: Today is MLK Day
Students and teachers should see today as more than a day off from school. PM
Horsley: Snow Sultans to prop up Mount Amarillo
Being snowbound for two weeks causes a person's thoughts to turn naturally toward what to do with all that snow. PM
Wood: Commissioners take an unfair hit over rollback
I am asking Randall County Criminal District Attorney James Farren for a public apology.
Guest Column: Racism, including affirmative action, should be fought by every American
COLLEGE PARK, Md. - What should we remember on Martin Luther King Jr. Day? PM
Editorial: Welcome to Washington, President-elect Bush
One week away from becoming the 43rd president of the United States, George W. Bush is learning that his pledge to heal the political wounds in Washington is going to be a tall order indeed.
Editorial: Clinton blasts Bush
The next time you see George W. Bush and Bill Clinton smiling broadly as they say nice things about each other, remember these words from the outgoing president of the United States. PM
Bickerstaff: Community is full of caring folks
This is another in a yearlong series of columns running each Sunday from community residents telling why they volunteer their time and effort.
Monday Briefing
There are many reasons taxpayers bemoan the use of their hard-earned money by government.
AM Letters: Return to sender
Here we go again. It's been a year and a half since the last postal stamp increase and four years since the one before.
Editorial: MLK's dream is still worth striving for today
The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. had a dream, a dream that unfortunately is still not a reality in the greatest nation the world has known.
Leschper: Late season offers good goose action
ETTOR - "Geese out in front. Coming in low. Get ready!"
Texas Migratory Bird Report
AUSTIN - The following report is produced for Texas Parks and Wildlife. It was updated on Jan. 10.
Outdoor Roundup
We want to include outdoor news from your club or organization in this section, which appears each Sunday.
Deer hunting changes proposed in Oklahoma
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Few sportsmen seem to mind a proposal to change wildlife regulations so hunters could bag more white-tail deer and help reduce a growing population.
Who wants to be a millionaire:
Playa lakes and buffalo wallows are not the same thing, says Betty Rathjen of Canyon, who volunteered for many years at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum gift shop.
Siragusa knocks Gannon, Raiders out of postseason
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Rich Gannon couldn't save the Oakland Raiders.
Davis, Modell play major roles in their teams' success
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - The AFC championship game could be the last chance for Baltimore Ravens owner Art Modell to go with one of his teams to a place they've never been - the Super Bowl.
Vikings can do nothing right in championship game
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Just like that, the Minnesota Vikings became a poor-tackling, penalty prone, mistake-riddled shell of the team that was 11-2 going into December.
Sports Briefs
Lone Star Conference running backs DeWayne Miles of West Texas A&M and Dominic Rhodes of Midwestern accounted for 240 rushing yards in Friday night's NCAA Division II Cactus Bowl all-star game at Kingsville.
Maverick in black
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) Way back in 1988, Al Davis' Raiders made up a 24-point deficit to tie the Broncos at the end of regulation.
Sunday Sound-Off: Beilue
Can a team with a plodding offense make it to the Super Bowl? If it's the Giants, they can. Can a team with a journeyman quarterback join them? If it's the Raiders and Rich Gannon, the answer is yes.
Ted Williams to undergo open-heart surgery today in New York
BOSTON (AP) - Two months after having a pacemaker implanted, Hall of Fame slugger Ted Williams will have open-heart surgery today in New York.
Stoops staying on as Oklahoma's coach
NORMAN, Okla. (AP) - Talk that Oklahoma head coach Bob Stoops was thinking about taking the Cleveland Browns' head coaching job turned out to be just that.
Championship Sunday arrives
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - They form the most dangerous downfield duo in the NFL, perhaps in league history. If Randy Moss and Cris Carter do their thing Sunday, the Minnesota Vikings figure to make their first trip to the Super Bowl in nearly a quarter-century.
Lady Raiders survive rally by A&M, 85-78
COLLEGE STATION - Usually, having a freshman take a pressure shot in a basketball game is not conducive to success.
Franchione accused of racial slur
HOUSTON (AP) - Two weeks before accepting coaching positions at the University of Alabama, former TCU head football coach Dennis Franchione and linebackers coach Mark Parks were formally accused of racial discrimination and harassment by two Horned Frogs players.
Texas NBA
DALLAS (AP) The Dallas Mavericks don't have to look at the stat sheet to know the Phoenix Suns are the most turnover-hungry team in the NBA.
Nolan flown to Dallas to await liver transplant
Amarillo ISD athletic director Tex Nolan was air-lifted to Baylor Medical Center in Dallas late Saturday night to await a liver transplant, AISD superintendent Rod Schroder said.
Vandy making recruiting presence known in Panhandle
A football coach agreeing with Ross Perot is about as common as a snowstorm in the Caribbean.
Taunting has played big role thoughout history
For better or worse, the Oakland Raiders have returned to prominence. In the 1960s, the entire franchise was founded on intimidation.
Wayland Baptist vs. Oklahoma Baptist
SHAWNEE, Okla. - Oklahoma Baptist matched Wayland Baptist shot for shot during a wild second half Saturday, eventually settling for a 98-78 win against the Pioneers during a Sooner Athletic Conference men's basketball game at Noble Complex.
UTEP 71, San Jose St. 67
SAN JOSE, Calif. (AP) - Eugene Costello scored 17 points and Brandon Wolfram added 14 as Texas-El Paso beat San Jose State 71-67 on Saturday night to improve to 14-1.
Wells, Sirotka key figures in Blue Jays-White Sox deal
CHICAGO (AP) - David Wells, a 20-game winner who recently ripped Toronto's front office and fans, was traded by the Blue Jays to the Chicago White Sox in a six-player deal Sunday.
Rattlers get second straight victory with 4-3 win over El Paso
The revival continues for the revived Amarillo Rattlers.
Beilue: Schools may regret not dialing Hodges' number
Cody Hodges was explaining his initiation into the business of college football recruiting Thursday night, how players can get strung along and their big-time bubble popped in an instant.
Canseco near deal to become Angels' DH
NEW YORK (AP) - Jose Canseco, cut loose by the New York Yankees after the World Series, is close to reaching an agreement with the Anaheim Angels, The Associated Press has learned.
Cowboys' defense smotheres Raiders
STILLWATER, Okla. - Cliff Owens thought for a second and shook his head.
Collins steps up in Giants' shutout of Vikings
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Proudly wearing his NFC championship T-shirt and baseball cap, Kerry Collins stood with his arm around Jim Fassel. Together, they'd taken the New York Giants where almost nobody thought they could go - to the Super Bowl.
Duke's latest rout of Virginia one for the books
DURHAM, N.C. (AP) - Mike Krzyzewski called it an aberration. Pete Gillen said it was more like intimidation. The end result was No. 2 Duke beating No. 10 Virginia in another lopsided game.
Giants' defense hands Green first shutout
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - Even the New York Giants thought they might need 30 points to beat Minnesota.
Greyhounds suffer 83-73 loss
ADA, Okla. - Demarcus Bolton scored 23 points and pulled down nine rebounds, while Pip Harris had 14 points, 13 rebounds and six assists to lead East Central past Eastern New Mexico University 83-73 on Saturday night.
4 OTs! Mizzou upends Cyclones
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Clarence Gilbert shattered his career high with 43 points and then blocked a last-second shot in the fourth overtime as Missouri beat No. 18 Iowa State 112-109 Saturday.
Sunday Sound Off: Lahnert
The Raiders and Vikes?
Iowa State buries Nebraska; Texas whips OSU
AMES, Iowa (AP) - Angie Welle scored 22 points, Lindsey Wilson had 17, and No. 7 Iowa State put the game away early with a 30-3 first-half run in beating Nebraska 89-46 Saturday.
Blowout keeps Hoyas perfect
WASHINGTON (AP) - Georgetown's defense spurred a 35-8 opening run and forced 25 turnovers Saturday as the 12th-ranked Hoyas remained undefeated with a 96-68 victory against Virginia Tech.
Furyk prevails on final putt
KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) - For Jim Furyk, the situation could not have been better. He was in Hawaii, in the wind and in need of a comeback.
Els trips; Sabbatini soars, leads Mercedes
KAPALUA, Hawaii (AP) - Rory Sabbatini came to the Mercedes Championships for the first time with high hopes and limited expectations. So much changed in a short period of time Saturday.
Giants vs. Ravens
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) - Shannon Sharpe backed up his big mouth with his hands and his feet.
Seles wins after only 5 minutes
MELBOURNE, Australia (AP) - Monica Seles became the first player to reach the second round at the Australian Open, winning in just five minutes Monday when Brie Rippner retired after spraining her left ankle.
10 Questions With ...
Leslie Broadhurst, 42, is in his 13th season as Randall High School's basketball coach. His Raiders were 21-1 and ranked seventh in the state going into weekend action. He answered questions last week from correspondent David Stevens.
State senator calls for independent probe into boot camp death
ARLINGTON (AP) - State Sen. Chris Harris is calling for an independent investigation to prosecute those responsible for the death of a former Mansfield boot camp inmate.
Floydada woman working to open shelter for abuse victims
FLOYDADA - The floors are scuffed, some tiles in the ceiling are cracked and the walls have holes in them.
Catholic growth strains diocese
DALLAS (AP) - The number of Catholics in Texas is increasing, and now Catholics outpace Baptists in growth and outnumber them in many parts of the state, figures show.
Staff, faculty members honored for achievements
COLLEGE STATION - More than 30 faculty and staff members were honored Tuesday for their outstanding achievements at the annual 2001 Texas A&M University Agriculture Program Conference at Rudder Theater.
Hydrilla weed plagues Lake Austin
AUSTIN (AP) - A weed called hydrilla is stopping boats and vexing homeowners on Lake Austin.
Correctional officers compete in mock hostage negotiations
SAN MARCOS (AP) - Nearly a dozen teams of law enforcement officers from across Texas and Oklahoma competed in a mock hostage crisis staged over two days at Southwest Texas State University.
Neiman Marcus chain to move headquarters to Dallas this year
DALLAS (AP) - The Neiman Marcus Group Inc., parent company of Neiman Marcus Stores, will formally change its corporate address to Dallas this year.
Bill would allow student victims' transfer
AUSTIN - Student victims of crimes committed by student offenders might be able to transfer out of the school district - and away from the perpetrator - under a bill filed with the 77th Legislature.
Ratliff's turnabouts gain praise, criticism
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Casino gunman shoots three, kills self
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Colombian gunmen kill eight, police say
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State elections officials consider voting reforms
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Suspected mad cow case sparks fears
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Reagan has hip surgery
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Peace talked, but violence continues
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Police seeking ex-professor on charges of raping student
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - A retired University of New Mexico biology professor remains on the lam since failing to show up for a court hearing on charges of raping a student in 1999.
2,000 still missing
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Keating's political future uncertain
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Reagan's surgery goes well
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Study: Less TV lowers aggression
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Iraq denies U.S. pilot survived
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- Graduation-themed scrapbook paper (We used Paper Studio: Congrats Graduate #512541; Caps & Diploma 531996; Black & White Congrats #531533.)
- 3/4" unfinished wood furniture button, The Wood Shoppe #165282
- Silver cord tassel, Expo, Intl. #SM5524MSL
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- Round papier mache box, Hobby Lobby #222844 S5
- Use flat brush and Shimmering Silver to paint outside of box base; let dry.
- Use flat brush and Lamp Black to paint sides of box lid and furniture button; let dry.
- Measure height of box. (Ours was approximately 4 7/8".) Measure and cut short width of papers to this height. Fold three paper pieces in half lengthwise and tear unevenly along fold.
- Refer to photo and tear off parallel straight edges of six paper pieces in uneven pattern, leaving top and bottom of 4 7/8" paper with straight edges.
- Apply even coat of tacky glue to back of paper strip. Aligning bottom edge of paper with bottom edge of box and smoothing paper flat, attach paper strip to box. Alternating paper patterns, continue to attach paper pieces to box base, folding strips of paper over top rim of box if necessary. Let glue dry.
- Apply coat of Multi-Purpose Sealer to furniture button, sides of box lid, and box base. Let dry.
- Place lid of box on base. Use pencil to mark placement of 1/2" x 8" card slot on side of box, approximately 1" below lid. Remove lid from base and cut slot out.
- Measure and cut 10" square from black foam core. Center and glue over top of lid, using lo-temp glue.
- Use lo-temp glue to glue furniture button to top center of square for cap button.
- Use lo-temp glue to glue both cords together at fold of tassel; glue fold end of tassel to side of furniture button. Place tassel in position as desired and put small amount of glue underneath to secure in place. Place lid on box.
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I've seen a number of incident investigation reports where they say the CVR had no usable data because nobody pulled the circuit breakers after the incident. The CVR then continued running until the voice recording was overwritten. The reports don't appear to be blaming anybody for this, they simply state the fact that it happened. These are all cases with no fatalities and little or no damage to the airplane, however they were still serious enough to be investigated by authorities and the CVR would have been useful.
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'The men who work for you, General', he observed, 'should rid themselves of any fear of death'.Rome, 1934. Martin Fawley leaves the American secret service and is recruited by General Berati, the most feared man in fascist Italy, as a spy. After a brief encounter with a glamorous yet murderous Italian princess, Fawley's mission takes him undercover to Monaco. Suave and worldly, Fawley is quite at home in the casinos and golf courses of Monte Carlo – but he is soon entangled in a game with higher stakes. As the nations of Europe vie for power, Fawley reveals the secret weapon that will determine the outcome of the looming war.This classic thriller – undoubtedly an influence on Ian Fleming's James Bond novels – is now republished for the first time since the 1930s. With its yachts and cocktail parties, its steely hero and brutal assassins, and its cinematic range across the cities of Europe, this is a gripping and sophisticated tale of a spy who saves the world.Also available as a Kindle ebook hereAbout the authorE. Phillips Oppenheim (1866–1946) was one of the most popular and successful writers of spy fiction in the early 20th century, and was known in his time as the Prince of Storytellers.


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Mr. and Mrs. Leonard S. Cannarozzo of the Town of Tonawanda celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a renewal of marriage vows officiated by Pastor Anthony Barone, best man at their wedding, followed by a reception in Classics V, Amherst. Mr. Cannarozzo and Jacqueline A. Halliday were married May 18, 1963, in Annunication Catholic Church, Buffalo. He is a retired maintenance mechanic for Erie County and a retired barber; she is a retired beautician. They have two children and a grandchild.


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Remove from oven and cool.
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Whip the whites until frothy. Squeeze in lemon juice and gradually beat in icing sugar.
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The White Sox have several needs to address before the 2016 season arrives, but they are close to checking one position off their list.
A day after cutting ties with starting catcher Tyler Flowers, the Sox agreed to terms with free-agent catcher Dioner Navarro, pending a physical, a major-league source confirmed Thursday. Terms of the deal were not disclosed, but Fox Sports' Ken Rosenthal first reported the news of a one-year contract.
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The Action Plan for Australian Mammals 2012 is the first review to assess the conservation status of all Australian mammals. It complements The Action Plan for Australian Birds 2010 (Garnett et al. 2011, CSIRO Publishing), and although the number of Australian mammal taxa is marginally fewer than for birds, the proportion of endemic, extinct and threatened mammal taxa is far greater. These authoritative reviews represent an important foundation for understanding the current status, fate and future of the nature of Australia.
This book considers all species and subspecies of Australian mammals, including those of external territories and territorial seas. For all the mammal taxa (about 300 species and subspecies) considered Extinct, Threatened, Near Threatened or Data Deficient, the size and trend of their population is presented along with information on geographic range and trend, and relevant biological and ecological data. The book also presents the current conservation status of each taxon under Australian legislation, what additional information is needed for managers, and the required management actions. Recovery plans, where they exist, are evaluated.
The voluntary participation of more than 200 mammal experts has ensured that the conservation status and information are as accurate as possible, and allowed considerable unpublished data to be included. All accounts include maps based on the latest data from Australian state and territory agencies, from published scientific literature and other sources.
The Action Plan concludes that 29 Australian mammal species have become extinct and 63 species are threatened and require urgent conservation action. However, it also shows that, where guided by sound knowledge, management capability and resourcing, and longer-term commitment, there have been some notable conservation success stories, and the conservation status of some species has greatly improved over the past few decades.
The Action Plan for Australian Mammals 2012 makes a major contribution to the conservation of a wonderful legacy that is a significant part of Australia's heritage. For such a legacy to endure, our society must be more aware of and empathetic with our distinctively Australian environment, and particularly its marvellous mammal fauna; relevant information must be readily accessible; environmental policy and law must be based on sound evidence; those with responsibility for environmental management must be aware of what priority actions they should take; the urgency for action (and consequences of inaction) must be clear; and the opportunity for hope and success must be recognised. It is in this spirit that this account is offered.
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1. Introduction
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Peter Harrison has worked as a marine ecologist for more than 30 years and is Professor and Director of the Marine Ecology Research Centre at Southern Cross University. His diverse research and teaching interests encompass marine mammals to corals, with a focus on linking research findings to improved conservation and management outcomes. He was awarded a joint Eureka Prize for environmental research. He has been a member of the Threatened Species Scientific Committee since 2005, and is a member of the NSW Marine Fauna Advisory Group, the Sea World Research and Rescue Foundation Scientific Committee, the Port Curtis and Port Alma Ecosystem Research and Monitoring Program Advisory Panel, and the South Pacific Whale Research Consortium.


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WABC-TV 7 Interview with Ali Fedotowsky & Roberto Martinez of The Bachelorette season 6.
Just a tribute of Ali & Roberto's journey to find love :) Really hope they'll last! Song: Endless Love by Lionel Ritchie & Diana Ross.
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Ali Fedotowsky & Roberto Martinez on Their Engagement! Monday night was the first night that "The Bachelorette"'s Ali Fedotowsky and her hunky fiancé Roberto Martinez were able to be seen in public -- and Ali was proud to show off her $50000 Neil Lane engagement ring, which was just returned to her.
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There are 4 companies tagged `biomass`; raised $47.8M from 1 investors
GreenHunter Energy raised $37.6M .
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Reenergy Electric raised $8.8M from Draper Fisher Jurvetson (DFJ) .
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It's a Boy for Leelee Sobieski
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The actress and husband Adam Kimmel welcomed son Martin back in July, her rep tells PEOPLE
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Originally posted 05/08/2014 04:30PM
The actress is expecting a sibling for daughter Louisanna, she revealed Wednesday evening
Leelee Sobieski Buys Renée Zellweger's $9 Mil Apartment: Report
Originally posted 03/26/2011 01:35PM
Her two-year-relationship with Bradley Cooper now history, Renée Zellweger has also shed two of her apartments on Manhattan Upper East Side, which have been on the market since November.
The buyer is Deep Impact and TV's Joan of Arc actress Leelee Sobieski, 28, and Zellweger's asking price was $8.95 million, reports The New York Times, relying on those familiar with the transaction. The final offer was not disclosed, and there was no comment from Sobieski's rep.
One of the apartments contains three bedrooms and 3½ baths (as well as enviable 13½-ft.-high ceilings and wood-burning fireplaces), while the other is a one-bedroom, one bath, per The Times.
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Leelee Sobieski Becomes a Mom
Originally posted 12/17/2009 04:05PM
It's the perfect present – Leelee Sobieski and her fashion designer fiancé Adam Kimmel have welcomed a baby girl.
The Emmy-nominated actress delivered a daughter, Louisanna Ray Kimmel, late Wednesday evening in New York City, Sobieski's rep confirms to PEOPLE.
The couple – who became engaged in June and announced the pregnancy in September – are still planning to wed.
"We have pushed that back," the actress said about her nuptials. "We are going to maybe do it in the spring."
Leelee Sobieski's Childlike Cravings
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Emmy-nominated actress Leelee Sobieski and her fashion designer fiancé Adam Kimmel are poised for first-time parenthood, a rep for the Joan of Arc star confirms to PEOPLE.
The "thrilled" couple – who announced their engagement in June – are expecting the baby in December.
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Leelee Sobieski Gets Engaged
Originally posted 07/17/2009 06:25PM
Leelee Sobieski is engaged to fashion designer Adam Kimmel, her rep confirms to PEOPLE.
The 27-year-old Joan of Arc actress was spotted wearing a sparkler on her ring finger at the Public Enemies premiere in L.A. in June.
No other details about the engagement were released.
Sobieski, who recently wrapped up production on the drama The Mad Cow, has modeled for her fiancé's Fall/Winter 2009 look book.
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Originally posted 03/09/2004 01:00PM
March 10, 2004ART & CRAFT Actress Leelee Sobieski plays the naïve Cecile de Volanges in an upcoming remake of the classic French novel Dangerous Liaisons (airing March 15 and 16 on the Women's Entertainment cable channel), but acting isn't Sobieski's only gig. The New York native is also a visual arts major at prestigious Brown University. So, will she gather her classmates for a dorm viewing party? "Oh no, no, no," she tells Daily Insider. "I never want them to see my work. I want them to know me for me, and not for my work." When she's not acting, Sobieski paints – and though she has a parakeet named Picasso, her main influence is closer to home. "My work kind of resembles my dad's work," says Sobieski, 21, of her abstract painting. "He's a painter, and I grew up with his paintings all around me, so my main visual input happened to have been his work."
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text: Excuse previous mis-fire!!! Cancel previous mail. On Jan 26, 2005, at 6:12 PM, David Hopwood wrote: > Eric Northup wrote: >> On Mon, 2005-01-24 at 17:12, Norman Hardy wrote: ....... >> The main goal for removing persistence was to simplify the kernel. >> Each >> additional line of code increases the burden of verification. Each >> additional invariant that must be maintained significantly increases >> the >> difficulty. Persistence adds non-trivially to both code and >> invariants. > > Most security flaws in existing systems are in code that is outside > the kernels of those systems, but that is nevertheless relied on by > users. > > Removing orthogonal persistence does not reduce overall system > complexity; > on the contrary, the overall complexity is increased. It does not > reduce the > size of the TCB that users actually rely on. The goal should be to > maximize > confidence in the security of a whole system, not the kernel in > isolation. I want to amplify David's points: If persistence is done outside the kernel and is yet in the TCB then the system is more complex because abstraction has been lost. Abstraction divides up and simplifies proofs as well as code. A program correctness proof must always start from program function specs. Kernel hooks to restore state will be an immense sore thumb in such specs. I grant that correctness proof of even a kernel without persistence and without such hooks would be a tremendous achievement and milestone. But is it indeed a step towards a "certified yet usable system"? >> We may eventually be able to add persistence back to the kernel. If >> we >> succeed in verifying a non-persistent kernel, that would be a time to >> consider adding persistence. We have been careful not to make any >> changes to the design that would preclude persistence. > > If we intend to support orthogonal persistence, then the *easiest* way > to > do that is to design it in from the beginning. Whether it is part of > the > kernel or not is a secondary issue. The Keykos kernel banished the migrator from the kernel as it sorted data and this could be done in user mode without a permanent kernel space allocation for the sort. (The kernel was too simple to admit malloc and stay correct.) Here <http://www.agorics.com/Library/KeyKos/Gnosis/11.html> is where we made our best excuse for this part of the architecture. If persistence were designed in but initially omitted, and eventually included under compile-time switch, then you might have the best compromise even if you never succeeded in a proof with persistence. The folks from NCSC (about 1987) were very enthusiastic about a simple restart theory for they had evidently struggled to understand how certain previous systems managed secure restart. Sometimes it is more important to be abstractly simple even if this means the implementation isn't. At least with that sort of complexity it is possible to understand the claims and possible to know what the code should do. But I preach to the choir. > -- > David Hopwood <david.nospam.hopwood at blueyonder.co.uk> > > _______________________________________________ > coyotos-dev mailing list > coyotos-dev at coyotos.org > http://www.coyotos.org/mailman/listinfo/coyotos-dev > > Norm Hardy: <http://cap-lore.com> Nothing has an uglier look to us than reason, when it is not on our side. Lord Halifax


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That depends on the backends..
Do the backend systems understand LTPA tokens? If they do you can make the portlets pass on the token and achieve single sign on.
If ltpa tokens can not be used then you could fool around with the credential vault and make the portlets use that for authentication.
But by far the most comprehensive way of doing SSO is with Tivoli access manager - but depending on the scenario that might be overkill.


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Spirulina is rich within beta carotene. Would it do hypercarotenosis and turn my skin pallid?
I suppose it could if you ate lots of it.
problems with the liver turn the skin ashen.never heard of this using spirulina
just... you would have to drink it in kilograms continuously for a month or so for that to appear which is...possible for you?


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Until it can HOLD above $5 for 2 consecutive days this puppy seems lost. It is not sure which direction it wants to go... IMHO plenty of time to build a position prior to Spring results
Sentiment: Buy
Dilution was a total game changer on the technicals. The trend lines now are btwn $4.75-$5.70. The main trend it's in is a rising flag pattern with another leg up.(hopefully on news) May want to lighten up in the next run up. Usually the SP falls back and seeing how FDA won't happen till next year, there won't be much to keep investors sitting tight, except for maybe iwhat's in Brandon's Kitty literbox.
For a biotech company, TSRX was in strong cash position, and that secondary offering (which has ended) will make TSRX even more strong. TSRX will gradually increase SP as it reach towards March catalyst.
Brilliant technical analysis!
I'd better hurry up and dump my shares.
Sounds like your " analysis" is not doing so well....sorry for your losses


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This screen uses the ŌĆśReturn on EquityŌĆÖ measure (or ROE) as one of the main components layered on top of the Zacks Rank.
The ROE item is one of the quickest ways to gauge whether a company is creating assets or gobbling up investorsŌĆÖ cash.
Very simply: Return on Equity = income / common equity
For instance; if the ROE is 10%, then ten cents of assets are created for each $1 in shareholder equity.
This ratio is always expressed as a % and the higher the number, the better.
Knowing the company is generating assets on invested capital (which includes reinvested earnings) rather than burning thru is good to know.
- Zacks Rank = 1
(We start by narrowing down the Universe to just the Zacks #1ŌĆÖs.)
(Then weŌĆÖre going to apply the Return on Equity. The median ROE value for all of the stocks in the Zacks Universe is right around 10. So any company under this benchmark is disqualified.)
- Price/Sales <= 1
(A low price to sales ratio (1 and below for example), is usually thought to be of better value, since the investor is paying less for each unit of sales.
Simply put, the Price to Sales ratio (Price divided by Sales) tells you how much youŌĆÖre paying for each dollar of sales the company makes. And paying less than a dollar, for a dollarŌĆÖs worth of something, is a good value.
- Price >= 5
(For good measure, only stocks trading at a minimum of $5 or higher. Since most money managers wonŌĆÖt touch anything under $5, weŌĆÖll make sure our picks are on their radar screen.)
- % (Broker) Rating Strong Buy = Top# 5
(The % of Broker Ratings that are a Strong Buy and weŌĆÖre looking for the Top 5 stocks.)
First, since broker ratings are typically skewed towards the ŌĆśbuyŌĆÖ side, weŌĆÖre going to cancel out any company where the brokers arenŌĆÖt fully on board.
And the Top# 5 means weŌĆÖre going to limit the screen to only the top 5 companies that meet all of the above criteria that have the highest % of brokers rating the stock a Strong Buy.
The Results
Over the last 6 years, this strategy has shown an average Annual Compounded Growth Rate of 53.9% a year, with an average win ratio (winning periods divided by the total number of periods) of 72%. And it always only produces 5 stocks for your portfolio each month.
To break it down further:In 2001, the average Compounded Annual Growth Rate was 65.3%, with an average win ratio of 71%.
In 2002, the average Compounded Annual Growth Rate was 50%, with an average win ratio of 65%.
In 2003, the average Compounded Annual Growth Rate was 109.9%, with an 87% win ratio.
In 2004, the Compounded Annual Growth Rate averaged 32% with a win ratio of 67%.
In 2005, it was 80.6% with a win ratio of 62%.
And in 2006, the avg. Compounded Annual Growth Rate was 8.9% with a win ratio of 63%.
For further illustration, I ran a continuous backtest over the last 6 yrs. starting on 1/5/01 and going thru 12/31/06, rebalancing the portfolio every four weeks, and compounding the returns each period to greater simulate how one would invest.
During that period, this strategy increased by over 1,325%. In contrast, the S&P 500 only gained 19%.
HereŌĆÖs 3 stocks from that screen for 5/15/07:
CE Celanese Corp.
JAH Jarden Corp.
WHR Whirlpool Corp.
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C HRISTINE BLECHMAN, 32, of Northern Liberties, is founder and president of Broad Street Broad, which sells all-female sports-fan gear. In addition to tees, tanks and hoodies, the company offers sports-centric accessories like tote bags, panties, pajamas and tailgate aprons. Blechman's boyfriend, Dan Hershberg, 30, runs a related business called Philly Phaithful.
Q: How'd you come up with the idea for the biz?
A: I'm a die-hard sports fan and wasn't impressed with [sports] apparel for women. I started making things I wanted to wear in summer 2012. The website went live in November 2012.
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NSCLC is "Major Battlefield" as Merck,...
Wall Street Decline Takes Its Toll...
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As Immunotherapy Revolutionizes the Cancer Treatment...
CytImmune Sciences, a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company based in Rockville, MD, is attempting to use nanotechnology to change the way we treat cancer, according to cofounder, president, and CEO Lawrence Tamarkin, Ph.D. "Our technology is designed to treat cancer medically first and then surgically intervene, thus reducing hospital stays and costs and improving the quality of life of the cancer patient."
When Dr. Tamarkin founded the company in 1988 along with Giulio F. Paciotti, Ph.D., currently vp of research and development, they intended to set up a diagnostic assay company. In working with colloidal gold particles to develop antibodies, they discovered that the gold particles were safe to use in drug delivery.
Colloidal gold had been used since the 1930s to temporarily relieve joint inflammation associated with rheumatoid arthritis. CytImmune observed that animals injected with cytokines exhibited strong toxicological responses, whereas, animals receiving injections of cytokines bound to colloidal gold did not. This observation led to the conclusion that colloidal gold may be a universal, clinically safe, commercially sound drug/gene delivery system.
A 1999 grant from the National Institute of Standards and Technology enabled the company to begin its work. The idea of binding colloidal gold particles to tumor necrosis factor alpha (TNF-α) to target tumors directly and limit the exposure of healthy tissues and organs to this cytokine came in the mid-1990s.
What evolved was a company with a core focus on the discovery, development, and commercialization of multifunctional, tumor-targeted therapies. Based on an R&D strategy that harnesses the unique properties of gold nanoparticles, CytImmune is developing a pipeline of proprietary drug candidates that bind potent anticancer agents—whose toxicity profiles currently prevent or severely limit their clinical use—to its patented colloidal gold tumor-targeting nanotechnology.
The company has more than 60 issued and pending patents for its colloidal gold nanotechnology and 11 issued and pending patents for its monoclonal antibody (mAb) technology in the U.S., EU, Japan, and Canada.
TNF-α was discovered in 1975, and Genentech made recombinant TNF-α in 1985. Clinical testing during the next decade showed that there was no efficacy for TNF-α at a safe dose. While regarded as an effective anticancer agent, when administered systemically, TNF-α attacks endothelial cells, causing hypotension that may lead to organ failure, Dr. Tamarkin explains.
Between 1992 and 2004, isolated limb perfusion (ILP) studies in Europe demonstrated that TNF-α could be administered safely if the blood supply were isolated. Using mouse cancer models, CytImmune discovered that attaching TNF-α to gold nanoparticles is a safe and effective targeted drug delivery formulation, Dr. Tamarkin explains.
The mechanism underlying CytImmune's tumor-targeted delivery of TNF-α is attributable to the size and composition of the nanoparticles, regardless of the tumor type, Dr. Tamarkin notes. The therapeutic payload travels safely through the bloodstream, avoiding immediate immune detection and arriving at the targeted disease site.
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