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5 Easy Spring Outfit Ideas on a BudgetJeanette Scott
I have several spring events coming up, which led me to do a bunch of online window shopping. I started laying out my ideas so I could visualize full outfits, and today I'm sharing the results with you! Some of the items I already own (either the actual item or something similar), and a few I just couldn't resist ordering (with coupons of course!). Which of these five spring outfit ideas are most your style?
Colorful Spring Outfit 1 of 5
I love everything about this dress — the fit is slimming but the fabric is still somewhat loose, and the bright colors are perfect for spring. I would keep the accessories neutral, like this ivory statement necklace and similar shade shoes.
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Rock 'n' Roll-Inspired Spring Outfit 2 of 5
This look is a little bit rock 'n' roll, but still colorful enough to be perfect for spring. I love this top and skirt together, and the unique statement necklace and fun heels are the perfect finishing touch.
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Classic Spring Outfit 3 of 5
This ladylike look might be my favorite. A lightweight wool dress is a great transitional piece, and the necklace and light pink shoes touch on the pastel and floral trends for spring.
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Bohemian Spring Outfit 4 of 5
This look has a bit of a bohemian feel that I love. The necklace and shoes mimic the pattern in the dress, while creating a totally unique combination that will be all your own.
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Turquoise Spring Outfit 5 of 5
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Cauliflower Snow (Chou-Fleur a La Neige)
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Prep 30 mins
Cook 15 mins
While spring cleaning I came across an old cookbook, Cordon Bleu Minibooks Vegetable Cooking published in 1971. This recipe was a favourite. I haven't made this recipe in many years so the cooking time is a guess. This can be a side dish for 8 or a vegetarian main dish for 4.
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- 1 large cauliflower
- 1 large onion, sliced
- 1⁄4 cup butter
- 2 tomatoes (scalded, skinned and sliced)
- 1⁄4 cup flour
- 1 cup milk
- salt
- pepper
- 1 1⁄2 cups grated cheddar cheese or 1 1⁄2 cups grated gruyere cheese
- 4 eggs, separated
- Cut cauliflower into fleurettes and cook in boiling salted water, stems down, for 5 to 10 minutes.
- Saute onion in 2 tbsp of butter until soft, then add tomatoes and cook for another 2 to 3 minutes.
- In another pan, add remaining butter.
- When butter has melted add the flour and make a roux.
- Add milk and stir until thickened, season with salt and pepper.
- Add 1 cup of the grated cheese to the milk mixture.
- Arrange cauliflower in gratin dish or shallow casserole, spoon the onion and tomato mixture over top.
- Add cheese sauce being sure to coat all the veggies.
- Beat the egg whites until stiff and arrange on top of cauliflower.
- Make four pockets for the egg yolks and drop a yolk into each pocket.
- Sprinkle with remaining cheese and broil until crisp and golden brown.
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Never tried this before, very very nice! I probably used more cheese than asked for, because I love cheese, and another time, I might add mustard powder to the sauce, but not this time. I love the eggwhites baked on top of this dish, not at all what I was expecting, soooo tasty!! I did manage to break two of my yolks :( but once they've been smothered in cheese, its fine :) I like that you could easily make this ahead, and add the egg topping just before baking. Definitely a keeper, thanks Dreamer!

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Madison - In the wake of a cutting audit and resignations at two top posts - including one Monday - Democratic lawmakers called en masse Tuesday for holding up funding for the state's flagship jobs agency and for overhauling or disbanding it.
Dozens of Democratic lawmakers held their Capitol news conference the morning after the man brought in to burnish the image of the Wisconsin Economic Development Corp. resigned over tens of thousands of dollars in income tax and jobless benefit claims made against him. Two weeks ago, WEDC brought on its third chief financial officer in less than two years - only to see him resign within 24 hours to take a promotion at his former company.
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Democrats want to delay that action to wait for the outcome of a hearing on the WEDC audit Thursday as well as an emergency board meeting of the agency on Wednesday morning. They contrasted bills approved by Republicans on Tuesday to raise standards on food stamp spending with what they said was a lack of action on WEDC.
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"We're all disappointed in the WEDC audit, there's no question about it," Darling said.
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"He assured us year two and year three will be different than year one," she said.
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"They should be judged by the totality of their record," Vos said.
Also Tuesday, Democrats proposed having a legislative committee of both parties overhaul WEDC, but the measure was blocked by GOP lawmakers in the Assembly on a 57-39 vote. Lassa said the agency's board doesn't have the ability to oversee it properly.
"Frankly, speaking as a board member, the board was designed to be a rubber stamp and doesn't have any control over the agency," Lassa said.
The resignation of John Gillespie on Monday night came just a month after he was hired as the agency's new spokesman and is just the latest in a heavy load of negative stories and staff turnover. A Walker spokesman had no comment on Gillespie's resignation.
"This is a WEDC personnel matter and I would refer you to the agency for any further comment," Tom Evenson said.
WEDC spokesman Tom Thieding also had no immediate comment on the news other than to confirm that Gillespie stepped down from his post Monday night.
$36,047 in back taxes
Gillespie, whom WEDC brought in as its new public information officer in April, owes $36,047 in back taxes to the State of Wisconsin, according to the Department of Revenue's delinquent taxpayer list. Claims made on that list may be disputed by those who are named in it.
In a separate case, online court records show the Department of Workforce Development filed a legal action against Gillespie in March 2012 in Outagamie County Circuit Court, seeking what state officials said was $7,770 in improper unemployment insurance benefits.
Gillespie declined to comment on his resignation Tuesday morning. The news was first reported by WKOW-TV in Madison.
Darling called the revelations about Gillespie "a great disappointment."
The review by the nonpartisan Legislative Audit Bureau found that last year WEDC didn't require financial statements from companies receiving incentives; gave awards to ineligible businesses and ineligible projects; and awarded nearly $1 million in tax credits to companies for actions taken before they had signed their contracts with the state. The agency didn't adequately follow up to see whether jobs were being created and didn't clearly report the jobs numbers that it did have, the audit found.
The agency has also faced questions about the state's lagging jobs numbers - with Wisconsin ranking 44th in the nation for the most recent year of data from the most widely accepted survey.
WEDC and Walker did get one piece of good news Tuesday. CEO Magazine named Wisconsin the 17th best state in the country for doing business, an improvement from 20th place in last year's survey.


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Bought a little here to see if this selling is end of quarter losses being taken. Silver is flat today and this is down 2%, so may be influenced by prepared sell orders regardless and a lack of buying into end of quarter. Just a little for a trade into tomorrow. I am still looking at not adding much size until 22 area with silver priced here, but that will change with silver tonight at 2am.
I am going to put in a stink bid for a few May $23 calls and see what happens. I think the moving averages are going to provide support and the recent period trading between $25 and $26 will likely be a resistance interval, but I believe the price will soon be approaching $29 or $30 with a little news catalyst.
Just a note on the moving averages, price today on either side of the 200 dma. Also no moving average I commonly use is lower than 22.46, the 100 and 90 are about there, the 200, 50, 20, 10 etc are higher, Is 22.46 support or should it be read some other way ?
Retrace I was expecting was a iv , but price has overlapped the wave I at 22.93 , so considering this may be a II wave, retrace has made 61.8 % retrace in any case, 22.52 next support at the 78.6% retracement. 24.16 my next target, ie , higher not lower than 22.27
Hope you took a profit on your calls today. Good call on that one. I am usually thinking longer term with options. 23 or 24 or 25 calls for cheap, looking for 28 or 29........delicious. Sell enough early in the run to break even and hold the rest without worrying too much. Thanks for your input.
How does this affect your timeframe to 29 area? Obviously, silver needs to hold above the latest low. I am in wait and see mode. Looking to buy 23s for about 0.35, but not sure if the front month is going to allow enough time.
I would be a buyer today around $22.10 area. I don't expect it to get there, but I that's where I would bid. Until silver and gold find some traction, the premium will keep leaking out of this thing.


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I know i didn't imagine it, some one else heard floyd say it right? Something to the effect, "All his opponents have hit the ground, i didn't know about that."
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floyd doesn't sound scared or worried at all...but he does sound a little tired and worn.
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Point is he's not as sharp as he once was. His movement is still good, but not as great as it was. Not trying to cast doubt, but just stating what is obvious. If he was 100% in the past, he's about 90% now.
The punches are getting ever closer. No way Floyd would have got tagged against Mosley even a few years ago.
I still give him the marginal edge in this fight, but it is not the overwhelming edge of old.
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Like if Floyd truly cares about that lame stat.
And, like it would even matter come this fight. It won't come to effect anyways. Matter of fact I'm kind of leaning towards a Mayweather victory by stoppage.
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Gas Tank Leak???
Posted 14 April 2009 - 09:18 AM
Any thoughts? Is this tank rot or could it be something else? I'm not going to be able to fix this on my own, but I would like to be able to locate exactly what is going on so I can take my car in to be fixed without being 'taken for a ride' by the mechanics. I don;t want them to tell me I need a whole new tank when it might just be a seal somewhere.
Urban Coyote
Posted 14 April 2009 - 09:52 AM
Posted 14 April 2009 - 12:08 PM
I'm curious about "little lines and stuff under there for evaporative emissions". Can you check on them from the trunk or back seat if you pull up the carpet inside the car? What's the best way to go about "looking around" to get an idea of what might truely be happening?
Urban Coyote
Posted 14 April 2009 - 01:06 PM
If you can't find the leak a shop with an evap test smoke machine should be able to find it.
This is a pretty good article about some of the plumbing in there: Evaporative System Diagnosis http://endwrench.com...vapSpring04.pdf
Posted 14 April 2009 - 08:44 PM
To track down your leak I believe you'll be forced to drop the gas tank from the car. Once down you'll be able to see where the problem is. I work in an antique auto restoration shop, and more times than not, gas tank leaks can only be diagnosed and fixed after the tank has been dropped. Good Luck!
Posted 14 April 2009 - 09:05 PM
Posted 14 April 2009 - 10:50 PM
Sorry, I should have mentioned that the filler neck was replaced two years ago. There also doesn't 'seem' to be much effect on gas mileage that I've noticed.
I'm curious about "little lines and stuff under there for evaporative emissions". Can you check on them from the trunk or back seat if you pull up the carpet inside the car? What's the best way to go about "looking around" to get an idea of what might truely be happening?
Urban Coyote
Pull up the floor, you will notice two metal plates on either side of the car behind the seat. Unbolt those plates and you will have access to the lines.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 06:27 AM
Thanks nipper! I will try to take a look in the next day or so.
I priced up a replacement tank and work from a local garage and they said between $800-1200 CAD I realize it's a lot of work to get the darn thing out to replace, but WOW!
I filled the tank this morning to about 2/3 and didn't notice any major gas smell when I got to work, but I will check again when I leave to see if anything has changed.
Etc looks like we're both in the same situation, you have exactly the same car as mine.
Posted 15 April 2009 - 08:01 AM
Anyway the evap smoke test machine is probably going to be the easiest way to find the source of the leak.
Here's a pic of those portals with access to the lines:
I have been noticing a fuel disappearing problem in my soobs too, it seems to lose a couple gallons during the trip to work and home.
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Why would memories of Christmas cruise in and out of a man's memory bank, while standing on a putting green in the middle of a July afternoon?
Fifty years after the Civil Rights Act was signed into law, what connects the game of golf to a mild-mannered black man who was always told by his parents that "you have to believe things will get better"?
Leon Brown was one of seven children who grew up at the end of Fort Johnson Road. Born in 1940, he walked to school and would often gather firewood when he got there for a pot-belly stove.
As a teenager, he learned about a job as a caddy at The Country Club of Charleston. To carry one bag for 18 holes, the going rate in the late 1950s was $1.65. If the caddy did a good job, the added tip might bring his total to $2.
What Leon Brown wanted to do most, though, was play golf, not watch somebody else do it. He would caddy both at The Country Club and sometimes at Charleston Municipal, the city's golf course on Maybank Highway. As late as 1960, he was allowed to play one day a year there, on Christmas Day, when the course was closed.
Change a comin'
Brown's parents offered simple advice to their children: Be polite, stay away from places where there's trouble and don't judge people from a distance if you don't know them.
Just a few years later, it was Martin Luther King Jr. who eloquently advised that maybe one day we'd look past color and concentrate on character before making those considerations.
In his late teens, Brown knew if he went to the Pinehaven Shopping Center, there were separate water fountains. If he went to the Patio drive-in on Spring Street, he could only be served if he walked to a side window.
He was involved in one march and one picket line. About 1962, he participated in a nonviolent protest because no black cashiers were hired at the Meeting Street Piggly Wiggly.
He continued to caddy and developed a love for a game he wasn't allowed to fully embrace.
In '63 or '64, Brown's not sure, all races and colors were allowed to tee it up at Muni. Sometimes, all four guys in the group would be playing with hand-me-down clubs from one bag. That was OK, though, because to them, now every day was Christmas.
Unfair fairways
Leon Brown, now 73, often sits on a bench beside the putting green and quietly discusses what he's seen and experienced. There's a calmness and stillness to his voice but never anger.
When caddying at The Country Club, he says he thought the best player he ever saw was the longtime pro and winner of The Masters, Henry Picard. That changed, though, the day Mr. Picard brought his friend, Ben Hogan, to play.
Did he caddy for that group? No, he says, "The older caddies wouldn't let us close to those bags, but I walked along just to watch."
After high school, Brown attended Trident Tech and learned to be a welder. He and his wife raised three boys but never dwelt on how things "used to be."
As he sits on the bench, Brown will tell you his best round ever was 70. He'll also point out where certain structures once stood.
In the heat of July, though, we may never appreciate why golf and Christmas are so strongly forged together for this caddy turned welder. It's a connection that still holds as strong as the country remembers the 50th anniversary of the Civil Rights Act.
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In the online game Subspace (aka Continuum): A repel.
I was under attack and fired off all my repels.
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Representative; or a friend, beddren and etc.
"Your my rep"
Por UrbanAssault 06 de diciembre de 2002
another way to say "representatives," people representing how cool one may be.
A hot girl walks into the room and Justin starts hitting on her. The hot girl seems flattered and flirts back. Justin's friend, Josiah, would be able to say "dude you get REPS."
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REP iz as same as tha word RAP, sounds
like the same, Gst different "spelling"
like the same, Gst different "spelling"
its time fo` me to rep this place ...
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n. Short for "reprimands"
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The local section of the American Nuclear Society is offering several scholarships for high school students in preparation for the upcoming school year.
The Savannah River section, or ANS-SR, is offering $1,000 scholarships for high school seniors and technical school students. The scholarships are offered in the memory of longtime ANS-SR member, Dr. Richard Benjamin.
He mentored countless new professionals in the nuclear science and technology areas, and was a strong proponent of ANS on national, international and Aiken-Augusta local levels, members wrote in a letter. The scholarship is named in his memory, and it is the intent of the Savannah River Section that it is to be awarded on an annual basis, beginning with the 2014-2015 academic year.
The scholarship will be awarded for academic study in science, technology, engineering and mathematics or STEM for the upcoming academic year beginning in August 2014.
Section Chair Kevin OKula said the number of scholarships will be based on the number and quality of applications. However, there will most likely be between two and four scholarships awarded, OKula said.
Applicants must be high school seniors or technical school students who are currently attending school in one of the counties in the CSRA.
This is a long-term commitment to Aiken, Richmond, Columbia and surrounding county students. Eventually, we hope to grow our baseline sustainable, endowed funds and offer larger funding level opportunities, OKula added. The ANS Savannah River Section does this to encourage todays students to become the educators, engineers, scientists and other nuclear professionals of the future.
Applicants must also include a cover letter, high school transcript, two letters of recommendation, a statement of no more than 150 words of why a STEM career is a goal and the name of the school where the scholarship will be applied.
Applications must be received no later than May 2 and winners will be notified on or before May 23.
Applications can be sent to email@example.com or through mail to Benjamin Memorial Scholarship ANS Savannah River Section P.O. Box 7001, Aiken, S.C. 29804.
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Shoplifting is serious business.
Gasoline prices plummet
The year was one extended price war as gasoline prices dipped below a dollar a gallon in late January, before climbing slightly at the start of the summer, and then nose-diving again to the lowest prices ever when adjusted for inflation.
TCFA officials foresee improvement in 1999
Next year will be better than 1998 for cattle feeders, according to Jim Gill, Texas Cattle Feeders Association market director.
Judge approves multimillion dollar Nationwide award
A judge has approved a settlement agreement that could cost Columbus, Ohio,-based Nationwide Mutual Insurance up to $100 million.<
Company looks to offer cable, Internet in 1 bill
A Tahoka-based company is looking to offer electricity, cable, Internet service and home security all on one bill to developing areas in Amarillo.
Film shows unchanging courtship
In many ways, "You've Got Mail" illustrates how times change, but the film also shows how the innumerable aspects of courtship almost never shift.
Nicole Kidman takes her characters home
Nicole Kidman's performance in "The Blue Room" may have livened up her marriage to Tom Cruise.
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Home Movies, an animated comedy from the producers of Comedy Centrals Dr. Katz: Professional Therapist, will join UPNs midseason lineup. No launch date.
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The dog has been called man's best friend. But for a true dog lover, the relationship can be much deeper. An example is this deposition, as reported in the November issue of the Texas Bar Journal:
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Second Lt. Burk Whittenburg II successfully completed Officer Candidate training at Fort Benning, Ga., in September and then completed jump school.
First day of winter
Snow snaking across Amarillo's interstates and Texas Panhandle highways coupled with single-digit temperatures created hazardous driving conditions on this first day of winter for much of the region.
Finalists named
CHILDRESS - Following a ruling from the Texas Attorney General's office, the City of Childress has released the names and residences of finalists for the position of city manager.
Tyler Street Resource Center still interviewing families for toys
The Tyler Street Resource Centers Toy-Give-Away, coordinated by United Way HelpLine and Catholic Family Service, still is interviewing families who want to register to receive gifts for youths ages 10 to 18.
14-year-old hospitalized after one-vehicle wreck
Paramedics rushed a 14-year-old boy to Northwest Texas Hospital on Monday after he was injured by a flying engine block in a single-vehicle accident.
Crowds dwindling in face of weather, open-container ban
The crowds that lined Sixth Avenue during the summer have fallen away.
Shopping brisk despite weather
Neither impeachment nor the recent balmy weather has seriously hurt shopping at Westgate Mall, said Brian K. Giffin, general manager.
Longtime state legislator Buchanan dies
DUMAS - Longtime state legislator J.W. "Buck" Buchanan, affectionately known as "Mr. Water" for his help in forming underground water districts, died Sunday in a Dumas nursing home. He was 90.
Carpenter has 6 months to live
Carpentry was his livelihood. He enjoyed using his talents to make homes and other buildings comfortable for its occupants.
No area fatalities despite numerous accidents
Snow-covered ice on roadways contributed to numerous accidents throughout the region on Monday, but no fatalities were reported by 8 p.m.
Little snowfall reported
Less an inch of snow fell on Amarillo from Sunday night through today, dusting the town.
Blazes damage two Amarillo homes
A fire damaged a house at 5202 Susan Dr. about 10 a.m. Monday.
Donation means new playground equipment
Children who live in Buckner Brown Plaza probably wish that spring was on its way. They have new playground equipment at the facility, thanks to a $10,000 donation from the Brumley Foundation.
Officials hope proposed law solves problems on both sides of Texhoma
TEXHOMA - Law-enforcement officers in Texas and Oklahoma said they hope a proposed law will help keep a border from coming between them and lawbreakers.
Ex-employee says AISD fired him as retribution
A former employee claimed in a lawsuit filed Monday he was fired by the Amarillo Independent School District for reporting criminal allegations of wrongdoing.
Astronauts recall historic launch
ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (AP) - Lunar sunset, Christmas Eve 1968. The world watches shadows crawl across the moon's lonely landscape for the first time.
Church slates Masses
Blessed Sacrament Catholic Church will hold Vigil Mass at 7 p.m. Thursday at the church at 2500 S. Bolton. Christmas Mass is scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday.
Rain, warm autumn help winter wheat crop thrive
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma's winter wheat crop is exceeding expectations thanks to plentiful rain and a warm autumn following this summer's disastrous drought.
Energy secretary mulls consolidation
The Energy Department on Monday extended the Pantex Plant's contract through 2001, but Energy Secretary Bill Richardson will study DOE's management structure before deciding whether to consolidate weapons plant contracts.
Lawmaker: Make community service mandatory for DUI
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A Tulsa-area state representative wants to stop the practice of letting defendants convicted of driving under the influence and other crimes pay a fine rather than complete court-imposed community service.
Hereford woman pleads guilty
HEREFORD - The Hereford woman who set a house fire that killed her landlord in late January pleaded guilty to arson Thursday in 222nd District Court.
Man wants to spend final days in dignity
Carpentry was his livelihood. He enjoyed using his talents to make homes and other buildings comfortable for its occupants.
Christmas Memories
I was raised on a homestead in Northeastern Montana on the Fort Peck Indian Reservation.
Two killed in wrecks on icy roads
More than 60 accidents - including two fatal accidents - were a direct result of icy roads in the north Texas Panhandle, western Oklahoma and southeastern Kansas, law enforcement dispatchers reported Sunday.
Winter comes on time, bringing light snow, fog, drizzle to area
Old Man Winter moved into the Texas Panhandle.
Frigid weather hits city
Monday's weather caused quite a few headaches in Amarillo, although the city weathered the storm better than some might have expected.
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Editorial: Racism isn't color blind
No race has a monopoly on racism.
Editorial: Tobacco lawyers light up the big victory cigar
It seems a large chunk of Texas historic multi-billion dollar settlement with Big Tobacco will wind up in the pockets of lawyers rather than providing relief for state health-care costs, which was the intended purpose.
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The house is quiet. Everyone's asleep but me. A cup 'o joe close at hand. For a writer, this is heaven.
Letters to the Editor
When Bill Clinton was elected, I felt we had chosen a man to lead our country who seemed very immature and unaware of the awesome power, dignity and grandeur of the office he had won.
Editorial: No reason to celebrate
There may be no more apropos descriptive of President Clinton's impeachment on Saturday. No one can claim victory.
President's resignation would spare the country
President Clinton need not worry about his legacy any longer.
Kanelis: 'Representatives' do a thankless job
The U.S. House of Representatives has given us no better example of being "damned if you do and damned if you don't."
Editorial: Time to end destructiveness
President Clinton was right on Saturday when, barely two hours after being the first elected chief executive ever im-peached, he called for the "end of the politics of personal destruction."
Editorial: Prison escape should raise questions and investigation
Panhandle residents are a bit more sensitive to prison security than many Texans. After all, were home to five state lockups, including the maximum-security Clements Unit just northeast of Amarillo - "home" to some pretty rough customers.
Editorial: Raising the standard
"This just moves the bar a little bit higher," said state Sen. Teel Bivins, R-Amarillo, in addressing legislation he is proposing to strengthen the Texas Assess-ment of Academic Skills graduation test.
Letter: Let your voice be heard!
Your newspaper knows the power of the press, and it has tried everything it can to help remove Bill Clinton from office.
Aggressive Russians sink Rattlers
Kristall Elektrostal basically spent two straight nights on its tour against Western Professional Hockey League teams getting pushed around.
No shock
TUCSON, Ariz. (AP) - Arizona coach Dick Tomey is not surprised that oddsmakers have made his fifth-ranked Wildcats underdogs in their Holiday Bowl matchup with No. 14 Nebraska.
Even depleted, Patriot defense bottles up 49ers
FOXBORO, Mass. (AP) - The Patriots came at Steve Young from both sides. They slowed down Garrison Hearst. And they kept San Francisco's outstanding wide receivers from beating them.
Jets savor first division crown in 29 years
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - As he walked off the field in Buffalo, Jets coach Bill Parcells tracked down veteran safety Victor Green and put his arm around him.
Vikes roll on with explosive offense
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - Here's the latest installment in the Minnesota Vikings' version of "It's A Wonderful Season."
Simply super
It's rare that a player of the year nominee comes from a 6-4 football team.
Raiders count on Pampa-ex
There's a good chance Texas Tech will be without starting right tackle Steve McFadden on Dec. 31 in the Independence Bowl against Mississippi.
Vikes earn No. 1 seed with romp
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - If anyone else in the NFC wants to get to the Super Bowl, they'll have to beat the Minnesota Vikings at the Metrodome.
Rattlers travel to face Central Texas
Fresh off a 3-2 loss to Kristall Elektrostal, a team from Russia, the Rattlers will hit the road to face the Central Texas Stampede at Belton tonight.
Freshman guard stars for Lobos
ALBUQUERQUE (AP) - If No. 11 New Mexico has a weakness, said Sacramento State coach Tom Abatemarco, it's that the Lobos start a freshman at point guard.
Baseball Transactions
ANAHEIM ANGELS - Declined to offer 1999 contracts to INF Norberto Martin and LHP Allen Watson.
Wheeler had its chances, but errors opened door for Tenaha's big plays
BEDFORD - Most people associate the term "tempo" with basketball.
Miami in the playoffs; Broncos in a slump
MIAMI (AP) - The Denver Broncos were on a path to perfection 10 days ago, and now they're stumbling toward the playoffs.
Dallas `D' saves day
IRVING - With the Cowboys struggling to get first downs on offense, the Dallas defense made up the slack with maybe its gutsiest performance of the season.
McGwire's 70th home run ball to be auctioned
NEW YORK (AP) - Mark McGwire's 70th home run ball - one of the most sought-after in baseball history - will be auctioned off.
For Mustangs' ball-control attack, state final was truly game of inches
BEDFORD - The Wheeler Mustangs' four-yards-and-a-cloud-of-dust offense came up six inches short of a possible state championship Saturday night.
Jags coach focuses on division title
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - The newly crowned champions were reduced to a laughingstock. One day later, Jacksonville Jaguars coach Tom Coughlin dared anyone to snicker while he was around.
Dallas struggles offensively again but ends drought
IRVING - Fortunately for the Cowboys, the National Football League does not award points for style.
ARLINGTON (AP) - The Texas Rangers agreed to terms Monday on contracts with outfielders Tom Goodwin and Mike Sims.
McCollister too much for Wheeler
BEDFORD - Chavis McCollister went into Saturday's Class 1A Texas Bowl reputed as the most exciting high school player in the entire state of Texas.
Falcons' concern for Reeves mars victory
SUWANEE, Ga. (AP) - The Atlanta Falcons still were wearing their championship hats and T-shirts Monday, intent on reveling in their first title since 1980. On a hill beside the practice fields, fans spray-painted the grass with a salutation that read: "NFC West Champs. We Love It."
Top 13 same in AP poll
The top 13 teams in The Associated Press' college basketball poll Monday remained the same from last week with Connecticut at No. 1 for a fourth straight week.
Clarkson: Tenaha's McCollister lives up to billing
Tenaha's McCollister lives up to billing enaha's Chavis McCollister went into Saturday's Class 1A Texas Bowl hyped as the best player in the class and the most exciting in the entire
Capers mum about job status
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Dom Capers tried to treat Monday as just any other day at the office. Instead, it may have been the start of his final week as the Carolina Panthers' coach.
Vermeil not worried about job security despite mark
ST. LOUIS (AP) - If Dick Vermeil may be down to his last game in his NFL coaching comeback, he's not acting like it.
Dallas makes Gailey's prediction reality
IRVING (AP) - Chan Gailey celebrated his first NFC East championship with the Dallas Cowboys as wildly as he knew how.
Young likely to play
SANTA CLARA, Calif. (AP) - Steve Young has a sprained ligament in his left knee, but he's still expected to play in the San Francisco 49ers' season finale Sunday against the St. Louis Rams.
Dayne plans to stay in school
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - Ron Dayne confirmed Monday that he will return for his senior year at Wisconsin rather than test his fortunes in the NFL draft.
JEREMY HOLT, Silverton: The 5-foot-6, 165-pound senior running back was the area six-man leader in rushing (2,257 yards) and scoring (345 points). It didn't take Holt long to make his mark.
Ewing rips NBA offer
NEW YORK (AP) - Karl Malone called the NBA's latest offer "fair" and "decent." Patrick Ewing disagrees, and many other players are standing with him.
Regardless of the figures, new turf has been a good investment
It didn't take long for the new synthetic turf at Dick Bivins Stadium to make a positive impact on the city.
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Jake Plummer, a homespun kid from Idaho with a knack for winning games, is a jet-setter now.
Falcons claim playoff bye
DETROIT (AP) - Dan Reeves wasn't on the sideline. He didn't need to be. Atlanta's coach had done enough by sending the Falcons off a day earlier.
Octuplets hang on; prognosis guarded
HOUSTON (AP) - The tiniest weighs just 10.3 ounces and can fit inside a woman's hand. The largest doesn't measure up to the littlest of the McCaughey septuplets. But the Chukwu octuplets were hanging on Monday, a day after seven were delivered to join a sister born Dec. 8.
Donations begin to roll in
HOUSTON (AP) - Before Nkem and Iyke Chukwu even had time to nail up eight tiny Christmas stockings, companies and individuals already were lining up donations Monday for the family of the world's only octuplets.
Investigation reveals labs not always safe
HOUSTON (AP) - By one government estimate, 1 million Americans work in 74,000 chemical and biomedical labs.
Morales: Changes needed
DALLAS (AP) - Attorney General Dan Morales says Texas needs to administer the death penalty more publicly and more fairly.
Missing persons clearinghouse needs help
AUSTIN - Dorien Deon Thomas, 9, hasn't been seen since he went for a ride on his bicycle Oct. 26 in Amarillo.
Scientists hope to create disease-free mosquitoes
AUSTIN (AP) - Scientists are trying to create a mosquito whose buzz is worse than its bite.
Woman gives birth to first living set of eight babies
HOUSTON (AP) - A 27-year-old woman on Sunday became the mother of the only known living set of octuplets, giving birth to five girls and two boys. Another child, a girl, was born on Dec. 8.
Study examines seat belts in school buses
LAREDO (AP) - Federal officials are conducting a two-year study that could result in seat belts being installed on school buses.
Some Fort Bliss soldiers get order to stay put; others to go
FORT BLISS (AP) - Some troops that had been ordered to the Middle East for Operation Desert Fox won't be going after all, and others who arrived last week will remain indefinitely, officials said Sunday.
Bivins offers new ideas for school vouchers
AUSTIN - A Panhandle lawmaker is offering some new twists on the idea of allowing students to use taxpayer-funded vouchers to attend private schools.
Homeowners groups targeted for reform
HOUSTON (AP) - A state legislative committee has concluded that homeowners' associations have gained so much power over residents that they need more regulation.
Judge allows school records, interview in competency case
BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (AP) - A judge ruled Monday that doctors may use school records and a television interview in evaluating a man who earned good grades in college after being declared incompetent to stand trial in the slaying of his ex-girlfriend.
Republican leaders act fast to anoint Hastert as speaker
WASHINGTON (AP) - Drained from a tempestuous impeachment debate, and still smarting over election losses and the abrupt resignations of two GOP leaders, House Republicans felt they had to act immediately to replace Speaker-designate Bob Livingston.
Fossil shows whales older than thought
WASHINGTON (AP) - Paleontologists digging in the Himalayan foothills have found a fossilized jawbone and teeth that suggest whales originated 3.5 million years earlier than scientists had thought.
Ford, Carter favor censure
WASHINGTON (AP) - Former Presidents Ford and Carter today proposed to end the impeachment proceedings against President Clinton with a bipartisan censure resolution stating that he lied under oath.
Israeli parliament votes for early elections
JERUSALEM (AP) - Israel's parliament voted overwhelmingly Monday for early elections, signaling the demise of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's ailing hard-line government and effectively freezing for months the already-troubled peace with the Palestinians.
Hastert gets GOP nod for speaker
WASHINGTON (AP) - House Republicans needed a mental break following November election losses, Speaker Newt Gingrich's sudden retirement decision, contested leadership races and a rancorous impeachment debate. They didn't want a contentious race for the speaker's post.
This year's Ramadan a somber one for many Muslims
POMONA, Calif. (AP) - When they next break their dawn-to-dusk fast, the Al-Qazweeni family plans to sit down to eat a meal of meats, sweets and other foods.
Senate weighs trial rules; Gore pushes for compromise
WASHINGTON (AP) - Senate officials dusted off 130-year old impeachment procedures Monday, studying how to conduct a trial for President Clinton, even as Al Gore urged former Senate colleagues to find "a fair bipartisan compromise" to end up with censure.
Senators agree on quick, civil action - but not immediate censure
WASHINGTON (AP) - With the impeachment of President Clinton now in their hands, senators vowed Sunday to move quickly although they disagreed on the format - speedy trial or immediate censure.
Iraq: U.S. bombing destroyed missile plants, killed 62 soldiers
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Iraqi officials said Monday that U.S.-British airstrikes killed 62 soldiers, demolished key missile factories and severed phone lines, but insisted the attacks failed to seriously harm the military or government.
Desert Fox has far different goals than Desert Storm
WASHINGTON (AP) - Operation Desert Fox began much as Operation Desert Storm: punishing air attacks glimpsed back home in greenish television images of flashes and streaks over Baghdad's night sky. And both ended with Iraqi President Saddam Hussein still in power. But most of the similarities end there.
Clinton poll numbers rise despite impeachment vote
WASHINGTON (AP) - At the end of a year that opened with allegations of a sexual affair and closed with his impeachment, President Clinton is enjoying some of the highest job approval ratings of his six years in office.
Treasure hunter Mel Fisher dies in Florida
MIAMI (AP) - Treasure hunter Mel Fisher represented the Florida Keys - the so-called Conch Republic - like few others, turning his back on the mainstream in a dogged search for the mother lode.
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A pulley in the form of a uniform disk has a rope hanging over it.The circumference of the pullet is 1.2m and the pulley's mass is2.2 kg. The rope is 8m long and has a mass of 4.8 kg. When thedifference in heights between the two end of the rope is 0.6m thesystem is at rest.
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HBO's 'Too Big to Fail,' starring William Hurt and Paul Giamatti, to debut May 23
Curtis Hanson-directed film also stars Topher Grace, Billy Crudup, James Woods
HBO Films has announced that "Too Big to Fail" will debut on May 23 at 9:00 p.m. (ET/PT).
Based on the Andrew Ross Sorkin book, the telefilm looks at the U.S. financial crisis of 2008, centering on former Treasury Secretary and ex-Goldman Sachs CEO Henry Paulson (William Hurt), as he walks the fine line between Wall Street and Washington. Paul Giamatti plays Federal Reserve chairman Bob Bernanke.
The ensemble cast includes such notable names as Edward Asner, Billy Crudup, Topher Grace, Cynthia Nixon, Bill Pullman, Tony Shalhoub, James Woods, and Dan Hedaya.
"Too Big to Fail" was adapted by Peter Gould, and directed by Curtis Hanson ("L.A. Confidential," "8 Mile"), who also exec produced with Paula Weinstein and Jeffrey Levine.


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ICD-101: Focus ICD-10 training on documenting details
Clinical documentation improvement will be an important part of your ICD-10 transition. That means physicians and staff will need to be more specific in describing diagnoses and procedures.
Laura Legg has some advice on how to document clinical encounters for ICD-10 codes. Specifically, she covers diabetes, pathological fractures and pregnancy. Generally, laterality often will be needed.
Here are a couple examples of how specific ICD-10-CM codes will get:
- Coding for Ovarian Cancer: ICD-10-CM coding focuses on specific sections of the organ. (For The Record)
- ICD-10-CM coding for insulin pump malfunction: ICD-10-CM codes that focus on malfunctions that result in underdosing and overdosing of insulin. (ICD-10 Trainer)
This is a weekly feature that I use to highlight practical tips on how to use and understand ICD-10-CM/PCS codes. Please let me know of any other sources that I can include.


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