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After Northwestern's deflating loss against No. 7 Baylor, Wildcat players wished to get back on the basketball court the following day. Instead, they were in the classroom taking final exams.
While the NU coaching staff racked up the frequent flyer miles on recruiting trips. Meanwhile, the players were focused on studying, while lacing up the shoes whenever scarce free time was available.
11 days past the Baylor loss, the Wildcats are raring to get back in the win column.
"We're all eager to get back, especially with the tough finish the last game," said NU junior forward Drew Crawford. "We're really eager to win some games."
The many mistakes from the Baylor defeat remain fresh on the Wildcats' minds. The team reviewed game film on Monday, before moving on to game plan for the next game.
NU senior forward John Shurna hopes the team can use the Baylor game as a positive going forward,
"I think it's motivation to continue to do well," said Shurna. "Baylor is a good team and that's who we want to play against—the top competition. Unfortunately, it didn't go well for us, but we have a lot to work on, and we want to play these good teams."
Despite the demoralizing defeat, the previously-unbeaten Wildcats suffered no loss in confidence, and are ready to rebound.
"There is no faith lost at all," Crawford said. "We're still confident in our abilities, and we know we're a great team."
With the Bears now in the rear-view mirror, Northwestern now turns its attention to Thursday's game against Texas Southern. Shurna is hoping the Wildcats can regroup with a win.
"We're just focused on the next one at this point," said Shurna. "Everyone was excited for the game but it didn't go our way. We've got to learn from that one and focus on the next one."
Following the long layoff, the Wildcats prepare to play three games in a four-day span, beginning with the matchup against Texas Southern on Thursday, followed by a Saturday set against Central Connecticut, then a game with Eastern Illinois on Sunday.
Northwestern's depth will be challenged during the strenuous stretch. Tre Demps is out for the season after having shoulder surgery. Meanwhile, Jershon Cobb and Alex Marcotullio are each likely to be limited from their usual load of minutes. Bill Carmody will be forced to rely on extended minutes for David Sobolewski and Reggie Hearn.
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Their point is that you and Piper cannot seem to comment on anything good without throwing in some backhanded comment about the matter. "Self-motivated", the "gov't's force", and "the left" had no place in the comments, because they had no place in the story, because they AREN"T RELATED. This is further proof of the hyper-polorization that is truly destroying this country; not guns, not ACA, the irrational, immoral, and intense desire to turn everything into an Us vs. Them situation. You both should be ashamed of yourselves, but you'd have to actually care about someone else to do so.
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Sony Walkman NW-S205F
- Sports features such as pedometer and calorie counter, automatic playlist switching based on pace, excellent sound quality, bundled accessories, active shuffle feature, rapid recharge
- SonicStage software is difficult to use, screen hard to read in direct sunlight, moving between features is fiddly due to the one-line display
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For active users, this is the best all-in-one music player package
Price$ 299.00 (AUD)
Portable music players are a dime a dozen, and despite a good portion of people using them while exercising, surprisingly few players cater specifically for this active demographic. Thankfully, Sony has never been shy about trailblazing, and the 2GB Walkman NW-S205F packs in more workout-specific features than any other music player we've seen.
Sony's extensive experience in consumer electronics really comes to the fore with the NW-S205F. From the metallic, Cadbury-purple box, to the solidly-constructed player, to the included accessories tailor-made for exercising, everything smacks of good quality and attention to detail.
The player itself doesn't look like a conventional music player. The cylindrical shape makes it look more like a test-tube, but unlike its fragile look-alike, the aluminium-clad NW-S205F feels solid as a rock, and could likely withstand a lot of abuse. While other Sony flash players are typically available in a variety of fruity colours, this one is only available in black or silver for the 1GB version and black for the 2GB (which we tested).
A one-line Organic LE (Electro Luminescent) Display screen shows track information and menu items, and this works with the rocker switch and playback buttons to control music and access the other features. The good thing about this type of display is that it doesn't require a backlight, which in turn saves on battery life. The bad thing is that it's virtually impossible to see in direct sunlight.
One-line displays are also trickier to use than regular-sized ones, especially when you're trying to cram a lot of features in. The NW-S05F isn't the sort of player you can just pick up and use off the bat, but the learning curve isn't too steep once you whip the Quick Start guide out.
That is, unless you're looking for information on using the exercise features. The Quick Start guide only makes a passing reference to the sports mode, and unless you know where to find the full Operation Guide (it's hidden in the Program folder for SonicStage), it's a hard slog figuring out how to use each function.
Based on the height, weight and age you insert into the settings, the NW-S205F calculates distance travelled and calories burned using Sony's patented 'G-sensor' technology - a gyroscope that "senses the gravitational movement" of the player. This also works with the Music Pacer feature, which automatically changes your music to the Walking or Running playlists based on the speed of your stride, preceded by a voice asking you to enjoy that playlist. If you straddle between walking and running pace, however, you'll constantly hear this voice asking you to enjoy music that you're really not hearing much of due to the interruptions. Worse, each pace change restarts the playlist to the beginning, rather than fading into the music you're currently listening to. Thankfully, you can turn the playlist feature off.
An innovative inclusion is the 'shaking shuffle' feature. When in regular play mode, shaking the NW-S205F three times turns Shuffle on. Doing this again turns it off. Sure, you'll look slightly odd peforming this action on the street or in a gym, but it certainly beats fiddling around with small controls when you're trying to concentrate on your workout. Also included is an FM tuner, and the rocker switch makes it simple to auto-scan through available radio stations
Bundled accessories are usually a nice-to-have, but in the NW-S205F's case, they greatly enhance the player's appeal as a sports companion. A velcro arm-band holds the player securely in a plastic rack, and it can only slide in one way to ensure the rocker switch, playback controls and display are always accessible. The earbuds are surprisingly good for a default pair, with an over-the-ear design that fastens securely to your ears so they don't fall out during vigorous exercise. The cable is also sufficiently long so you can extend your arm completely while using it in the arm-band.
As with many flash players, the NW-S205F eschews a dedicated AC charger for a USB cable that tops up the battery while it's connected to a PC. Unlike Sony's other flash music player, the NW-E003F, the USB connector isn't built-in. Rather, the end of the player pops off to reveal the mini-USB port that you connect to the cable. Thankfully the port cover is attached to the player, so you don't have to worry about losing it.
Suitable for 'active lifestyle' users is the Rapid Recharge function; connect it to a USB port for three minutes to get three-hours-worth of playback time. When fully charged, battery life is quoted at up to 18 hours.
The NW-S205F shows up as a removable hard drive when you connect it to a PC, however you need to install the bundled SonicStage software to transfer music over. This is because the player can't actually play MP3, WMA and AAC files natively - tracks first need to be converted to Sony's proprietary ATRAC format using SonicStage. Unfortunately, this program looks more like a professional sound editing application than it does a music transfer program, so adding music to the player can be intimidating, not to mention frustrating.
At least there's little complaint when it comes to actually listening to the music. Sony was plugging away in the personal audio space decades before the iPod was a twinkle in Steve Jobs' eye, and this shows in the NW-S05F's outstanding sound quality. Treble is crystal clear, bass is driving and punchy, and tonal range is excellent.
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Draw Solver Pro - Cheat at Draw Something!
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Draw Solver Pro is your key to amazing scores on popular puzzle games on the App Store!
Thanks to the advanced A.L.D. technology (Automagic-Letter-Detection) this app will automatically solve your Draw Something (TM) or word games by simply selecting a screenshot!
== How to use ==
1. Take a screenshot of your game
2. Um, thats it. We give you the answer!
This version features an UNLIMITED number of uses. Have fun!
57Digital Ltd and Draw Solver Pro is not affiliated with "Draw Something" or OMGPop Inc. Draw Something is a registered trademark of OMGPOP Inc./Zynga Inc.
What's New in Version 1.1
+ Downloads new word lists
+ Added diagnostic support to enable us to improve letter recognition in future
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Works great.. Til i updated it. Now when i use a screenshot it tells me there was an error and that i was to type the letters in myself. Plz fix. Great app and works most of the time.
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Here's how RW members rated this race (1008 votes).
In short: BrilliantDate of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Really friendly atmosphere and super organised race.In full: A good option for a first marathon due to the quality of the organisation both before, during and after the race. Very approachable staff and the commitment to the runners competing shines through. Thank you everyone!!Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: This event made me fall back in love with 26.2 milesDate of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Another AMAZING Chester MarathonIn full: Well the organisers and volunteers have pulled it off again (thanks Andy and Chris!). It was another superbly organised, well supported and incredibly fun marathon. It's not flat but the gentle rolling hills give as much as they take. The local support is brilliant and there's always a great buzz at the start and the finish. Unmissable.Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: The best marathon I have doneDate of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Incredibly well organised race - before, during and afterIn full: My first marathon and it was a fantastic introduction. It was brilliantly well organised, from the entry submission to the portaloos all the way round. Running out of water at one stop, not so great, and there's nothing they could do about the weather (how hot?!?!!?), but everything else was brilliant. Has made me want to run more organised races, something which I've avoided like the plague previously!Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Fantastic dayIn full: A truly fantastic day-one of the best.Done over 100 marathons at over 60 venuesand this ranks towards the very top.Absolutely everything works so well, verygood pre race info and such a specialatmosphere on race day and loads of extralittle touches you don't get elsewhere.The marshalls/volunteers were excellentand very encouraging all the way round.The only thing you could possibly faultwas the 24 mile marker being nowhere nearwhere it should have been but that is mebeing very very picky.Top class event-already entered for 2014.Well done to everyone involved-brilliant !Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Fantastic race with excellent organisation, do it!In full: My first marathon and I'm glad I went with Chester, the guys who organise this do a fantastic job.Date of review: October 16, 2013
In short: Superb, pb last year, pb this year. Just undulating enough to stop you being lazy. Perfect drinks and gel positioning. Well done again Chester. Date of review: October 15, 2013
In short: Excellent organisation, very friendly atmosphere, all in all a wonderful experience!Date of review: October 15, 2013
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Hehe, this phone mostly caters the android "enthusiasts"
This discussion is about "Nexus 4 Users in Cebu" in the "Android Devices" forums.
Hehe, this phone mostly caters the android "enthusiasts"...
Hehe, this phone mostly caters the android "enthusiasts"
na lalis na ang mga android fans
i want to buy GN4 but i already got HTC J Butterfly bayot kaayo ug name
How will you fill those up? Basically if mp3 files, d nimo mahurot paminaw same goes with movies, d nimo mahurot tanaw kay mag lobatt na ka. You'll fill it up with apps? Tapos you won't be accessing it all.
Again, having storage flexibility is BETTER than not having one at all. I don't understand why you keep pushing your opinion that having limited storage capacity is such a great idea. There's a reason why some people make storage capacity a big deal, and the reason to me, seems logical.
Like I said, if you are still one of the holdovers that carry their media library around, then this phone isn't for you. Unfortunately if you are one of those people, your choices are increasingly becoming limited. If you are uncomfortable with other people's opinion as obvious as the trends may be, then perhaps the Internet isn't for you as well. That to me is logical.
Hi mga Nexus 4 users! Ask lng ko kung pila jd ka hours mostly mag dugay inyong device? Kanang unrooted ha. Pila ka hours ang screen time if mag browse ra sa net? Unsa jd katinuod nga below average ra daw ang iyang battery life? Hehehe
just got my Gnex4 last January 4 at Aerophone.. any tips and tricks guys sa mga swito ani? please do share thanks!
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No. 12 Women's Lacrosse Fall At No. 9 Penn State
March 8, 2014
STATE COLLEGE, Pa. - No. 9 Penn State jumped out to an early lead and the No. 12 Loyola University Maryland women's lacrosse team was unable to overcome the early deficit, falling 18-11 at Penn State Lacrosse Field Saturday afternoon.
Senior Ali Habicht and junior Kara Burke notched their first hat tricks of the season with three goals each for Loyola (2-4), while juniors Annie Thomas and Taryn VanThof had two goals apiece. Junior Hannah Schmitt added one goal and one assist.
Penn State (3-3) was led by Madison Cyr, Kelly Lechner and Jenna Mosketti's four goals each.
Turnovers plagued the Greyhounds through the first half as they won the opening three draw controls, but Penn State caused turnovers and turned each of those possessions into goals, as the Nittany Lions opened the game on a 4-0 run.
Habicht scored Loyola's first goal at 22:34, converting a free position shot, and VanThof made it two straight Greyhound goals with a score at 21:28.
Penn State had the next score at 19:32, but Paton gave up a free position attempt 22 seconds later and assisted Annie Thomas to bring the score to 5-3.
That would be all that the Greyhounds would score for the remainder of the half, while the Nittany Lions accounted for four more scores to take a 9-3 advantage into halftime.
Penn State extended its lead to eight by scoring the first two goals of the second half, but the Greyhounds rattled off four-straight scores after putting freshman Taylor Caldwell into goal. Habicht scored first, followed by Thomas. Burke then notched back-to-back goals within 29 seconds to cut Loyola's deficit to four, at 11-7.
That would be as close as Loyola would get though, as Penn State responded with five-straight goals to take its largest lead of day, 16-7, at 18:10.
Schmitt halted the Nittany Lions' run with a goal at 15:48 and Habicht and Burke completed their first hat tricks of the season at 11:32 and 9:03, respectively, but Penn State snuck another goal in at 7:08.
VanThof scored her second goal of the day at 3:23, but the Nittany Lions closed out the scoring in the game at 56.1, bringing the finals core to 18-11.
Senior Marlee Paton led the Greyhounds with a game-high five ground balls and four caused turnovers, while VanThof had a game-high five draw controls. Habicht also won three draws and Paton had two.
In goal, sophomore Molly Wolf stopped four shots and freshman Taylor Caldwell, playing in her first collegiate contest, turned back the first two shots she saw.
Loyola will return to home on Wednesday when it hosts crosstown-rival Towson at Ridley Athletic Complex. Opening draw is slated for 7 p.m.
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AWARE Environmental Inc. (AEI)
based in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
AWARE Environmental, Inc. (AEI) is a local multi-disciplined environmental consulting firm, with its office located in Charlotte, North Carolina. Since 1988, AEI has offered a full range of environmental engineering services to industrial and municipal clients both locally and around the world. AEI personnel are experienced in the development/implementation of ...
CATLIN Engineers and Scientists - CATLIN Environmental Consultants
Office in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
CATLIN Engineers and Scientists specializes in providing quality service in the fields of environmental, civil, and geotechnical engineering. CATLIN is a multi-disciplined consulting firm comprised of experienced professionals with disciplines in civil, environmental and geotechnical engineering; hydrogeology; geology; and environmental science. CATLIN has been a leader ...
Keika Ventures, LLC (KV)
based in Chapel Hill, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Keika Ventures, LLC (KV) is a US-based company often described as an "environmental consulting company." We specialize in dealing with complex, multi-faceted environmental projects. Furthermore, we have a truly global presence. Our present client base spans seven continents and we regularly conduct business in multiple languages. We pride ourselves on our ...
Trinity Consultants
Office in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
For over 30 years, Trinity Consultants has assisted industrial facilities nationwide with a myriad of environmental issues. Our regulatory compliance services include air permitting, air dispersion modeling, and compliance auditing. We also provide environmental management services related to compliance management, ISO 14001 compliance, and emissions trading. In addition, ...
DTE Environmental Services
based in Graham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Natural Resource evaluation/planning/management > Wildlife and Fisheries management > Forestry services > Flora-Fauna survey > Listed Species survey/ecol. risk eval. > Habitat restoration/enhancement > Nuisance Animal and Invasive Plant controlWatershed assessment/planning > Pond creation/management/stocking > Water Quality sampling > NPDES Sediment and Soil ...
Environmental Process Systems Inc. (EPSI)
based in Willow Spring, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
EPSI provides water treatment equipment, service and maintenance. Remove oils, heavy metals, heavy solids, and other contaminates from water. All systems are quickly adjustable for widely fluctuating waste water influent streams and are engineered for regulatory compliance. After your purchase we will be there to keep the system operating at its full potential and keeping ...
BP Barber
Office in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
BP Barber is a large regional consulting firm that offers a broad range of civil and environmental engineering services, focused in the following four areas: Water Services, Environmental, Urban Development and Surveying and GIS. BP Barber`s experience, along with our thorough knowledge of federal, state, and local environmental regulations, enables us to provide our ...
EHS Evolution, Inc.
based in Badin, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
In today`s commercial climate, processes are becoming more complex. Accompanying regulations are also becoming more complex making it difficult to protect your employees and your business. EHS Evolution, Inc. strives to make regulatory compliance and protection of your people and assets simple, effective yet affordable. We offer a wide array of environmental, health, ...
RTI International
based in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
RTI is working to develop clean energy technology and to reduce air, water, and soil pollution. We are adept at assessing the market potential of renewable energy, pollution control, and other new technologies. Our expertise in policy and regulation helps governments make critical decisions and assists industry and other private clients with permitting, compliance, and ...
EMS Environmental, Inc
Office in Durham, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
EMS Environmental Inc. (EMS) has steadily grown and expanded to meet our customers' needs. We serve clients throughout the Eastern U.S. and Southeast, operating out of three regional offices located in New York, Pennsylvania and North Carolina. Our experience bridges several environmental disciplines – soil, water, air and energy. It's our knowledge of how these ...
Pine Environmental Services, Inc.
Office in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Pine is the leading provider of rental equipment in the nation for Environmental Monitoring Equipment, Sampling and Safety Supplies, Non-Destructive Testing and Visual Inspection Instruments, as well as Continuous Emissions Monitoring (CEMS) Equipment and EPA Protocol Gases. A large stock of rental equipment is in our warehouses across North America at all times with the ...
Knorr Associates Inc.
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Knorr Associates Inc. is an experienced software developer with specific expertise in the occupational health, safety and environmental fields. The company has a 30 year history developing EH&S Data Management Systems. Our principal product, DataPipe, gives you the power of electronic efficiency for data collection, risk management and compliance reporting.
RTP Environmental Associates, Inc.
Office in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
RTP Environmental Associates, Inc. provides professional environmental consulting services to meet client needs for today and for the future. We develop timely and cost effective approaches for permit application preparation, training, modeling analyses, ambient monitoring needs, as well as testing and analytical services to satisfy all regulatory requirements.
American Fire Technologies
based in Wilmington, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Welcome to American Fire Technologies Cost effective solutions that allow you to direct your energy and resources to your main business. American Fire Technologies is dedicated to providing both strategies and results for the challenges of fire protection today. Our clients must comply with regulatory environments and protect lives and valuable assets. Our goal is to ...
Mid-Atlantic Associates, Inc.
based in Raleigh, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Environmental due diligence and site investigation consulting services. Groundwater and soil remediation, industrial environmental plans and permits, remediation system O&M, and stormwater management. Air quality permitting, reporting, dispersion modeling, consulting. Vapor intrusion assessment, testing, risk assessments, mitigation, and regulatory liaison (e.g., ...
Hart & Hickman
based in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Hart & Hickman PC is an environmental consulting firm serving clients throughout the Southeast US. Our well-trained engineers, geologists, scientists, and regulatory specialists provide unrivaled technical expertise, innovative solutions and exceptional quality, backed by expert senior review. We deliver Smarter Environmental Solutions to reduce your environmental ...
Smithers Viscient, formerly Smithers Springborn
Office in Snow Camp, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Smithers Viscient is a member of The Smithers Group, an independent global leader in delivering trusted solutions by integrating science, technology, and business expertise. Our companies are innovative in adding value throughout the life cycle of our clients' products utilizing testing, consulting, information and compliance services. Backed by a strong reputation and ...
Zapata Engineering
based in Charlotte, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
ZAPATA is a full-service Architectural-Engineering (A-E) and field services firm providing comprehensive and sustainable A-E Design; energy conservation; renewable energy; environmental compliance and cleanup; geophysics; construction management; and turnkey military munitions response services. ZAPATA has successfully resolved our clients' challenges from Massachusetts ...
PCME Ltd
Distributor in NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
PCME Ltd is a leading specialist in the development, manufacture and supply of continuous particulate emission monitors for industrial processes worldwide. With instruments monitoring over 20,000 emission sources worldwide across a broad range of industries, PCME's particulate monitoring solutions meet stringent regulatory requirements which improve environmental ...
Apex Instruments, Inc.
based in Fuquay-Varina, NORTH CAROLINA (USA)
Apex Instruments was established in 1988 as an American-owned company with worldwide impact. For more than 24 years, Apex Instruments has manufactured equipment for sampling emissions from industrial chimneys and smoke stacks using US-EPA guidelines. Our equipment is designed by a staff of experienced stack testers who understand your compliance testing needs.


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Oil futures extended their seemingly relentless advance Wednesday, rising to a record near $124 a barrel as investors captivated by the market's upward momentum looked past the government's report of an increase in crude and gasoline supplies.
Farmers reap benefits from recent rain
A little mud down on the farm is good news as some crops mature while others go into the ground.
Paulson: Credit crisis may be fading
WASHINGTON - The worst of the nation's credit crisis may have passed, Treasury Secretary Henry Paulson said Wednesday.
Clearwire, Sprint Nextel joining forces
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Clearwire and Sprint Nextel said Wednesday they will combine their wireless broadband units to create a $14.55 billion communications company.
Enterprise Center expands
The new makeover at West Texas A&M University's Enterprise Center is more than simply cosmetic.
Stocks fall sharply
Wall Street tumbled Wednesday as the price of a barrel of oil soared to a record near $124 and touched off concerns that the stock market's recent gains might have been premature while consumers grapple with rising energy and food costs.
Cutting costs
BROOKVILLE, Ohio - When he was laid up in the hospital recovering from knee surgery, farmer Ralph Dull picked up a thick notebook dropped off by a friend that detailed how wind generators produce electricity.
Heloise: Cleaning up the entryway
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Heloise: Pointers to help you pack
Dear Readers: What do you absolutely have to pack for your next trip? With all the traveling I do, I have learned a few packing tricks that save you time and keep you organized. Before your next trip, try this:
How to grow edamame in your home garden
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Dr. Gott: Ease off the meds to prevent kidney disease
Dear Dr. Gott: I believe I have damaged my kidneys with the excessive use of Excedrin over the last 30 years. My blood urea nitrogen level was flagged on my blood test with a level of 21. I was diagnosed with Irritable Bowel Syndrome several years ago, and I frequently have to urinate. I didn't realize the use of Excedrin was so bad until recently. I have completely stopped using it but now wonder if the damage is reversible. Is there anything I can do to make my kidneys healthier?
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Dear Abby: I have been reading your column most of my adult life, but I don't ever remember seeing any letters from people who are just afraid of life.
Cut tulips need special treatment
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Lady Harvesters get El Paso Chapin
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Experience pays on big stage
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SJCA netters finish second in state
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Randall's Carver signs to play with MSU
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Unlike last year, AHS, Tascosa clear hurdle
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Golfer Hargis honored with Sandie Cup
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Pats face familiar foe
San Jacinto Christian Academy baseball team is back in the TAPPS Class 3A state tournament after losing in the championship last season.
Senior quartet leads Randall into playoffs
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Canyon seeks focus
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Cross country in the spring
During the fall, distance runners from the area made the long-distance trip to Round Rock worthwhile.
Panhandle track and field records
Canyon catcher fills leadership role
The Canyon softball team has thought of itself as a family. And in every family, there is usually one member whom everyone else can rely on to provide guidance and support during difficult times.
Bushland ready for Littlefield
It's been more than two weeks since the Bushland baseball team has played a meaningful game, but playoff time has finally arrived.
Defense in arena ball? Dusters get their stops
In arena football, three or four defensive stops a game is considered outstanding.
My two cents...on Dale Earnhardt Jr. fans
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Red Wings roll by Stars
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Turco seeks to erase winless mark at 'The Joe'
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Amarillo's Cutberth honored by NMMI
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Spurred back into it
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Downtown property value up
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Beilue: Gas prices hurt
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Swift recruits refugees
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WT to offer 29 fall courses in Amarillo
West Texas A&M University will offer 29 college courses in downtown Amarillo this fall.
Big day nears
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Smoke study cites harm to people
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The rise and fall of Meredith
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Academy a taste of a career
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Smoking vote puffs nearer
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3 killed in 2-car collision
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WT leader heads to N.C.
The second highest-ranking official at West Texas A&M University has resigned from his post.
WTAMU provost resigns
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Polling places for city and Amarillo College election
Eating cheap
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Where are they now?
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Degree worth effort
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Rights group shows video
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Trades jobs to get boost
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HBO: Cowboys could be 'Hard Knocks' hit
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Ellen Roena "Roe" Houk
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Sharon Lee Bushong
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Curtis Eugene Chaney
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Randy Thaxton
DALHART - Randy Thaxton, 54, died Wednesday, May 7, 2008.
Terry C. Lucero
CLOVIS, N.M. - Terry C. Lucero, 55, died Thursday, May 8, 2008.
Luis Carlos Trevizo Jr.
HEREFORD - Luis Carlos Trevizo Jr., 19, died Saturday, May 3, 2008.
Maridell Davis
QUANAH - Maridell Davis, 75, died Wednesday, May 7, 2008, in Wichita Falls.
Cresencio Vidal Jr.
DIMMITT - Cresencio Vidal Jr. 53, died Monday, May 5, 2008, in Lubbock.
Virginia Mae Shipman
FARWELL - Virginia Mae Shipman, 90, died Thursday, May 8, 2008.
Carl Rex Harris
LAZARE - Carl Rex Harris, 78, died Tuesday, May 6, 2008.
Robert E. "Bob" Reusser
BARTLESVILLE, Okla. - Robert E. "Bob" Reusser, 89, died Monday, May 5, 2008, in Olathe, Kan.
Jennie Mae Williamson
FORT WORTH - Jennie Mae Williamson, 96, died Sunday, May 4, 2008.
Wallace W. "Wally" Chapman Jr.
Wallace W. "Wally" Chapman Jr., 85, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Glen Ray Thompson
CLOVIS, N.M. - Glen Ray Thompson, 93, died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Raymond C. "Bud" McMurtry
Raymond C. "Bud" McMurtry, 85, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 6, 2008.
James "Jim" C. Broyles Jr.
James "Jim" C. Broyles Jr., 69, of Amarillo, died Saturday, May 3, 2008.
JoAnn Weavers
HAPPY - JoAnn Weavers, 70, died Wednesday, May 7, 2008, in Tulia.
Raymond C. "Bud" McMurtry
Raymond C. "Bud" McMurtry, 85, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 6, 2008.
Cloma Boyd Fancher
OLTON - Cloma Boyd Fancher, 94, formerly of Olton, died Thursday, May 8, 2008, in Denton.
Doris Osburn
Doris Osburn, 87, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008, in Tulsa, Okla.
Maxwell Nonhof
BORGER - Maxwell Nonhof, newborn son of Patrick and Kamron Nonhof, died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Bob Ed Peters
Bob Ed Peters, 59, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Billie L. Voyles Sims
HEREFORD - Billie L. Voyles Sims, 80, died Wednesday, May 7, 2008, in Amarillo.
Goldie Francis Lamb Barbee
CLARENDON - Goldie Francis Lamb Barbee, 97, died Sunday, May 4, 2008, in Garland.
Jewell Madeline Burns
STINNETT - Jewell Madeline Burns, 92, died Monday, May 5, 2008, in Amarillo.
Rosa Lee Wafer
Rosa Lee Wafer, 74, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Lester Burl Dunn
LUBBOCK - Lester Burl Dunn, 87, died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Doris Osburn
Doris Osburn, 87, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008, in Tulsa, Okla.
Roman Rene Maldonado
MEMPHIS - Roman Rene Maldonado, 24, died Tuesday, May 6, 2008.
Bob Ed Peters
Bob Ed Peters, 59, of Amarillo died Monday, May 5, 2008.
Mildred Camp
BORGER - Mildred Camp, 89, died Thursday, May 8, 2008.
Michael Andrew Alexander Jr.
Michael Andrew Alexander Jr., 17, of Amarillo died Sunday, May 4, 2008.
F. Royse "Poppie" Byard
F. Royse "Poppie" Byard, 80, of Amarillo died Tuesday, May 6, 2008, in Lubbock.
Geneva Victoria Barnes
MACON, Ga. - Geneva Victoria Barnes, 89, died Thursday, May 8, 2008.
Letter: Where were the tough, probing questions?
Regarding the Globe-News' so-called "interview" with the FLDS members, Maggie and Mary.
Editorial: Early to bed, early to rise, vote
The last time Amarillo had a smoking ban on the ballot in 2005, 14,136 voters turned out during the early-voting period.
Letter: Protest your property tax statements
I hope that many of my fellow Amarilloans will use this weekend to take a stand on what appears to be another shameless attempt by local government to increase our tax burden. Yes, I got my annual appraisal in the mail. Imagine my surprise to find that one end of America's rainbow ends on my modest residence.
Letter: Have we lost our focus on what's important?
Would someone please explain to me when downtown revitalization and public smoking became more important than requiring solar panels, wind generators and rainwater collection systems on all new construction?
Column - Donna New Haschke: Teachers fulfill vital role in children's lives
AUSTIN - Teachers work to open students' minds to ideas, knowledge and dreams. Public education and its teachers provide the cornerstone of a democratic and prosperous society.
Letter: Commandments could help solve our woes
We have had so many burglaries and thefts that our police officers cannot keep up with the paperwork, much less solve the crimes. Local banks are being robbed in broad daylight. Kids are taking weapons to junior high and selling meth in high school. Neighboring towns are experiencing rapes and break-ins that have never happened before.
Vicki Mueller: It's the test, after all, that matters
As I walk around the room watching my students take their reading TAKS test, I am reminded once again of their uniqueness in the way they sit, hold their pencils, play with their hair, or highlight a few words or every word.
Letter: Children have lost their mannerly ways
I would like to comment on letters submitted by two men recently. They are right: Children are not taught manners or correct behavior.
Letter: Ten Commandments deserve place
(Re: John Kanelis' column, May 4, "Potter gets it right on Commandments display.")
Letter: So-called 'patriots' need some lessons
I have been back in Amarillo for two years and have gone to many sporting events in town. It has come to my attention that many Amarillo residents have a lack of respect for our national anthem and flag. They disrespect it by talking and moving around. Even the players themselves seem disrespectful.
Editorial: Swept off their feet
The city of Amarillo began its first-ever city-wide improvement project, better known as "Operation Clean Sweep 2008," in February.
Column - Henry: Just say 'no' to double standards
As Amarillo voters ponder another public smoking ban Saturday, it is worth pointing out the inconsistencies of trying to save people from themselves through government intervention or the ballot box.
Editorial: Better late than never
However way you want to frame it - art imitating life or life imitating art - a family with Amarillo ties might finally be getting justice.
Editorial: Saturday night's all right for voting
Day after tomorrow, on Saturday, we're going to have some time on our hands.
LSC honors five WT baseball players
Five members of West Texas A&M's baseball team have received Lone Star Conference postseason honors.
WT to name baseball coach
West Texas A&M has scheduled a news conference for today to announce the hiring of a baseball coach to succeed Mark Jones.
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Conservation photography and necessary evils
How do the benefits of conservation photography stand up against the carbon footprint of constant travel?
What makes a species rare?
The answer is more complex than you might think, and a fascinating new book titled The Kingdom of Rarities explores the many angles.
12 locations too beautiful to be real
Buzzfeed rounds up some beautiful places.
World's rarest antelope GPS collared for first time
Conservationists have collared members of this species of which fewer than 500 individuals remain. The critically endangered species is the the last in the entire genus.
Japan's Forest Therapy tracks healing powers of forests
Outside Magazine reports on Japan's Forest Therapy program as an innovative way to quantify the value of nature.
Brazil to count every tree in its rainforests in massive census
It's a big, big, big job but someone has to do it. Brazil wants to make sure each and every tree is accounted for.
7 conservation photographers documenting disappearing wildlife
These seven photographers are working on outstanding conservation projects. Check out their gorgeous photographs.
DNA Fingerprinting Used to Fight Illegal Logging
A new tool to help fight illegal logging could, over time, become a primary weapon used by conservationists. Origin papers can be forged, but DNA tells the truth.
11,000: Number of Gabon Elephants Killed In Less Than 10 years
Since 2004, this is the number of elephants killed in Gabon's Minkebe National Park rainforest, and the driver is ivory demand in Asia.
Drones Watch Out for Rhino Poachers in Kenya
The Ol Pejeta Conservancy has raised enough money to buy their first drone to keep an eye out for poachers and protect the park's 110 endangered rhinos.
Amazing Dogs Working to Save Species and Ecosystems
These canine conservationists are tracking down poachers, finding treasure for scientists, and protecting endangered species.
How 15 Island Nations Are Changing Ocean Conservation (Video)
Why is it so important for everyone to take part in ocean conservation? This short documentary video explains.
Wood Bison To Be Reintroduced to the Wild in Alaska
North America's largest land mammal is about to be reunited with ancient habitat in a restoration experiment.
Are Elephants Doomed?
Poaching is on the rise in Kenya, what should be one of the few safe(ish) places for elephants in Africa.
Underwater Robots Listen for Call of Endangered Right Whales
When the robots hear whales in the area, the researchers can then alert mariners to reduce their speed and keep an eye out for the animals.
UPDATE: Rare River Otter Found Living in San Francisco's Sutro Bath Ruins (Photos)
This visitor is the first river otter known to come as far south as San Francisco, and shows how well recovery efforts are working for the species.
Tween Boys Help Save a 500-million-year-old Species
These 'living fossils' have survived mass extinctions over the course of their eons of existence, but it just might be two youngsters that save them from the human threats they face today.
So Long and Thanks for All the Clicks: David DeFranza Shares His Favorite TreeHugger Moments
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Bully (NR)
A screening of the documentary about bullies in school, followed by a moderated discussion with educators from the University of the Rockies. Reservations required.
Saturday, June 30, 11:30 a.m. Free. Kimball's Peak Three Theater (115 E. Pikes Peak Ave., 866/442-0505 ext. 1638)
A film screening determined (and shown) each Tuesday night, featuring free popcorn and drink specials.
Free, 9 p.m., Shuga's (702 S. Cascade Ave., shugasblog.com)
Moneyball (PG-13)
A screening of the 2011 competitor for Best Picture that begins at dusk.
Friday, June 29, Margarita at PineCreek (7350 Pine Creek Road, coloradoeats.com/margarita)
One Man, Two Guvnors (NR)
A screening of the National Theatre's performance of the adapted play.
June 30 to July 1. $13-$15. Centennial Hall on the UCCS campus (1420 Austin Bluffs Pkwy., theatreworkscs.org)
What's Organic About Organic? (NR)
A screening of the documentary, followed by a discussion with a representative from Grant Family Farms.
Friday, June 29, 6 p.m. Free. First United Methodist Church (420 N. Nevada Ave., fumc-cs.org)


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Have You Met Charlotte Mason?
Have you met Charlotte Mason? She was a remarkable British woman who was far ahead of our time when it comes to educating our children. She was born in 1842 in England, but was orphaned at the age of 16 when both of her parents passed away. It was at this time that she came
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Homeschooling Multiple Ages
There was once a time when I couldn't conceive of how any person with more than one child could homeschool well. How can one teach multiple levels at the same time? Can you teach 6th grade math while teaching 4th grade math? I assumed someone would be neglected. This made homeschooling terrifying to me but
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Article Spotlight ~ Lois Walfrid Johnson: Trusted Friend of Families
Click on the Article Below to Read Article Spotlight~ *Who is Lois Walfrid Johnson? *It's time to discover the Freedom Seekers series where you will meet four kids who face the dangers of aiding escaped slaves. *Read an interview with Lois and learn about the making of the Freedom Seekers series. *How did Lois Walfrid
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600 parking spaces is way too many for a building downtown
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I assume that me and Hodge will be awarded this job, and we will write like once a year just to pop up and say hello
Death, Taxes, and Ohio State Wanting To Use the Tight End More This Year
Traffic and snow are great in the District. I'm excited as hell for this weekend. The storms in 2010 were some of the most fun I've had since I've been here – lived right by the Capitol and just careened around to neighborhood bars for a solid week.
Also of note: if you commute into the city from the hinterlands of Northern Virginia you deserve the traffic nightmare imo.
Bless your liver/heart, DJ
Good job with the football now go get paid
Daughter (almost 2): [points at Wendy's bag] "Who's that?"
Me: "That's Wendy."
Daughter: [looks at chicken nugget, then back to bag} "Thank you, Wendy." [bites nugget]
Cardale seems like a genuinely good person and we should embrace him while he is around
I, for one, think the Shoe will look pretty neat filled with people in black shirts
Well there's the problem
Don't buy a house built after 1950 and the foundation should be fine, imo
Holy shit, Tim. You caught me emotionally unprepared for this. Very, very good.
I don't think we should infect children #FireFickell
True story: I think about a line from that song every other day or so.
Better yet – make your own chile paste rather than using pre-ground powders. Pre-ground powders lose their flavor fast. Buy whole spices, toast, and then grind and use fresh. Worlds apart. This paste freezes in ice cube trays great and then you just pop a cube or two in with your meat.
Using fresh-dried (read: raisiny in texture) chiles is the best thing you can do for your tacos or chili recipes.
Aw crap. I'm out of town this weekend. But have fun y'all.
We've told ourselves that back in January we watched Rocky fight Apollo Creed and Ivan Drago, and now suddenly are disappointed when watching real boxing where 95% of the punches don't land.
We should use these images to teach children the difference between clockwise and counter-clockwise, imo
Those are dope as hell
"We may have made a bunch of crappy food, but we tried to make difficult dishes, I guess" Chef Bret Beilema on his third failed restaurant
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Monday, October 20, 2014
Passport? Tickets? Keys? Check. Those are the easy things to remember when preparing for a big trip. Sometimes, it's the smaller items that make the biggest difference during your travels and help you feel a little more at home. We've put together a checklist for a few of these items that won't bust your luggage weight […]
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Fall provides a special atmosphere that other seasons can't match. The crisp air and the colorful leaves of changing trees set the perfect stage for an unforgettable trip. Don't believe us? Here are some reasons that will motivate you to pack your bags and hit the road this autumn. 1. Fall Colors Speaking of leaves, […]
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Friday, June 27, 2014
Summer is officially here, which means beach season is in full swing. Whether you're spending your days by the ocean or on a sandy beach at the lake, forgetting to pack something can make your beach day much less fun. We've put together a handy and simple list of essentials you'll want to bring to […]
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Palo Duro (5-1, 2-0) at Pampa (5-2, 2-1), 7:30 p.m.: Now this has all the trappings of a matchup we'd pay to see: Pampa's explosive spread offense against PD's swarming, quick defense.
Plainview (5-2, 3-0) at Randall (5-1, 1-1), 7:30 p.m.: Points could be aplenty. Winning team may have to score 30 to do so.
Sunray (5-1, 1-0) at Stratford (4-2, 1-0), 7:30 p.m.: It's a 1A showdown featuring the No. 2 and No. 5 teams in the state by the Harris Ratings. Might be the first of two meetings, the other one coming in the state quarterfinals.
Canyon (2-3, 1-0) at Borger (2-4, 1-0), 7:30 p.m.: The records don't indicate it, but these are the two of the best in 1-3A. Old 4A rivals are now new 3A rivals. Winner is a postseason lock.
Panhandle (5-1, 2-0) at West Texas High (5-2, 2-1), 7:30 p.m.: A tough road game for Panhandle after an emotional win last week over Canadian. WT High will be fighting for its playoff life.
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Authorities were called to a pole barn fire on Dubonnet Trail off of Mud Lake Rd in Interlochen on Thursday around 10:50 a.m.
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Nuoc mam pha, the sweet, tangy, salty and spicy Vietnamese sauce, is so versatile that it goes well with spring rolls, grilled meat and seafood, salads and vegetable dishes. But because it contains fish sauce, I use a ... (more)
Recipes With Eggplants
Pan-grilled eggplant and spicy scallion fried rice
It isn't a good idea to overwhelm eggplant with too much seasoning. I find that the subtle sweetness of Asian eggplant is better preserved with the simplest ingredients. In this case, celery salt and black pepper. And, for a ... (more)
Pan-grilled eggplants with tomato sauce and cheese
Easy, tasty, filling, vegetarian. When Speedy went to the condo to bring supplies for the girls, I sent this grilled eggplant dish for Sam. There are two older versions of this recipe in the archive but this is so much better ... (more)
Hot garlic-ginger eggplants
We had this hot garlic-ginger eggplants as a side dish for our pan-grilled crispy pork belly. But it is filling and tasty by itself so it can be served as a main dish for vegetarians and vegans. What's in it? Lots of garlic ... (more)
Vegetarian "shrimp" tempura and meatless gising-gising
Yesterday afternoon, before our Lone Ranger movie date with the girls, we passed by the vegetarian food store in Manila where we buy our soy-based "meat" and "seafood." The store at the corner of Quirino and San Marcelino is ... (more)
Eggplant, pesto and pomodoro spaghetti
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Independence Day lunch: fried fish, poqui-poqui and bulalo soup
I'm not big on occasions unless you're talking birthdays. Birthdays are special. But Independence Day, I have ambivalent feelings about. Unlike other people who make plans to go out and watch Independence Day activities, we ... (more)
Layered eggplant and chili, lasagne style
When Sam dreams up a recipe, I pay attention. It's not easy inventing vegetarian recipes for her so when she takes the initiative to create a dish in her head and she describes how it should be executed, it's a lot of help. ... (more)
Poqui-poqui, an Ilocano egg and eggplant dish
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Lightweight shovel made from annealed and anodized aluminum.
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The Mammut Alugater Light Shovel is a compact and lightweight shovel made from hardened and anodized aluminum. The shaft receptacle integrated in the shovel blade enables an extremely stable design with very small packing mass. The triangular-shaped shaft absorbs torsional forces ideally and offers good grip
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Mammut made the Alugator Light Shovel for backcountry skiers and snowboarders who want to shave every possible ounce from their kit without losing function. It's nice to take a 21. 2oz shovel into the hills, but you don't want to give up your ability to save your friend. Aluminum construction helps you cut through tough avalanche debris when it really counts. Mammut also included an extendable handle to give you better leverage for digging test pits.
- Backcountry.com
Rescue and pit digging snow shovels need to be tough, light and compact- the Alucator Light Shovel from Mammut meets these needs and then some. Features include an annealed and anodized shaft and blade, and a triangular-shaped shaft to absord torsional forces.
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text: Scarlett Johansson is now a mum Image: AAP Fri-05-Sep-14 11:04 Share this Tell Us What You Think WTF 0 LOL 0 FAIL 0 OMG 0 HOT 0 CUTE 0 ] The Avengers star and her fiance Romain Dauriac welcomed daughter Rose on 19 August in New York City.Her publicist Marcel Pariseau announced the birth in a statement on Thursday (04Sep14). It reads: "Mother and daughter are doing well."Johansson and French journalist Dauriac have been engaged since last year. WENN You May Also Like Adam Levine and his wife Behati just shared the FIRST pic of their baby Adele is pregnant! Alyssa Milano is a first time mum! Alyssa Milano won't kill her baby Become a fan of The Edge on Facebook and on Twitter .