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Steve Rowley was the winner of the Pop Whitten Duckpin Pro Tour which was held July 22nd thru 24th at Dual Lanes.
Rowley defeated Billy Thomas 154 - 113 in the final match to pick up the $1300.00 first place paycheck.
For results...GO TO duallanes.com / TOURNAMENTS or pwpt.net
WNDA "Frank Turner Classic"
Sykes wins her "20th STAR" and sets "NEW WORLD RECORD"
Amy Bisson Sykes was the winner of the WNDA portion of the "Frank Turner Classic" Memorial Weekend at Dual Lanes and set a NEW 5 GAME WORLD RECORD. She is the FIRST Duckpin Pro Bowler, Man or Woman to earn 20 STARS on the Pro Tour.
Sykes was the top qualifier going 5-0 in the semi final round with the record breaking total of 882 which included games of 170, 178, 171, 201 & 162.
Other Qualifiers were :
# 2 - Stacey Gaegler 743 (4-1)
In the Bracket Finals :
Round 1
Round 2
Final Round
Sykes received $3000.00 for the victory.
Lisa Huber was the HIGH QUALIFIER in the qualifying round with a seven game total of 1031.
Sykes tossed the high game of the tournament - 203
Mr. Turner gave $50.00 for each game 175 and higher. There were 12 winning games.
Ericka DeStefano 175
The Antietam Youth Tenpin Bowling Association which consists of Dual Lanes, Southside Bowl & Pikeside Bowl held the annual Pepsi Challenge Regional Tournament on Sunday, February 21st at Dual Lanes. Boys & Girls in 5 age divisions competed for a chance to advance to the Pepsi State Finals at Annapolis Bowl in Annapolis, MD on April 9 & 10. For results, go to duallanes.com / tournaments
dl - Dual Lanes ss - Southside Bowl ps - Pikeside Bowl
U8, U10 & U12 divisions
Pictured left to right & the center they represent are:
Front: Jaelynne Wolfe (dl) Kayden Selby (dl) Landon St. Angelo (ss) Maddox Young (dl) Zoie Showe (ss) Patrick St. Angelo (ss) Addie Klein (ss)
Back: Jordan Brown (dl) Kayla Talbert (dl) Ryan Talbert (dl) Kwynzie Pittsnogle (ps) Kailin Golden (ss) Ashley Smith (ss) Joseph Hutzler Jr. (ps) not pictured - Brady Ott (ps)
U15 & U 20 divisions
Pictured left to right & the center they represent are:
Front: Jessica Smith (ss) McCoy Dutrow (dl) Willow Fraley (dl) Jaclynn Nave (dl) Maddie Kershner (dl) Alexis Fraley (dl) Samantha Hunt (ps) Chaseton Leach (ps)
Back: Robert Austin Harbaugh (dl) Matthew Wilson (dl) Jared Keith (dl) Hunter Combs (ps) Kenny Wells (ps) Brent Moore (ps) Cody Nails (ps) Josh Cogar (ps) not pictured - Jordyn Patterson (ss)
The Antietam Youth Tenpin Bowling Association held it's annual Top 10 Invitational Tournament on Sunday, January 31st at Dual Lanes.
The association which includes Dual Lanes, Southside Bowl & Pikeside Bowl is sending the top 3 girls & boys to the state finals at Forest Hill Lanes in April.
Alexis Fraley broke the Dual Lanes House Record for a Major-Senior Girl(ages 15-19) with a 290 game which included 11 strikes in a row.
For results...go to duallanes.com / click on TOURNAMENTS.
Pictured left to right are :
Alexis Fraley(DL) - Taylor Forman(DL) - Willow Fraley(DL)
Chaseton Leach(PS) - Daniel Turner(SS) - Robert Austin Harbaugh(DL)
HAPPY 90th MR. TURNER
Frank Turner was suprised by his accounting office staff and bowling center managers with a luncheon on Wednesday, January 6th to celebrate his 90th birthday.
Mr. Turner will celebrate his 65th year in the bowling business in August.
Hardesty & Wetzel Make All-American Team
Dual Lanes Youth Duckpin Bowlers Jeffrey Wetzel & Jacob Hardesty were named to the National Duckpin Youth Association Norm Fleury All-American Team by being one of the top 5 averages nationwide for the 2014-2015 fall / winter bowling season in their respective age division. Wetzel earned the honor by averaging 121 in the Junior Boys Division(ages 13-15) while Hardesty earned his honor in the Major-Senior Boys Division(ages 16-21) with a 133 average. For more info on Youth Duckpin Awards, go to NDYA.org
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On the Chinese tech company's forums, a picture of a quadcopter was posted with a description that it will be revealed at a live-stream event on May 25, notes The Verge. "Something wonderful and cool is flying to us very soon," wrote the forum's moderator. Previous reports revealed that the company had filed a patent for a drone controlled by a connected wristband such as its Mi Band fitness tracker. [Image: Xiaomi] MB
Here is Xiaomi's first drone, which arrives next week
Marc Andreessen deletes all his posts on Twitter, sparking plenty of rumors
Yet another powerful Silicon Valley investor is abandoning Twitter. Marc Andreessen, famous for some epic tweetstorms, abruptly quit the platform on Saturday night. Andreessen, who's not known for his reticence, didn't provide a reason for his departure—unlike Y Combinator's Sam Altman, who quit Twitter in June, claiming that it "rewards negativity and snark."
Some of Andreessen's tweetstorms have stirred up controversy, including last February's criticism of officials in India for blocking Facebook's Free Basics service, in which he seemed to imply that the country would be economically stronger if the British still ran their former colony: "Anti-colonialism has been economically catastrophic for the Indian people for decades. Why stop now?"
Taking a Twitter break!— Marc Andreessen (@pmarca) September 25, 2016
1/ I'm quitting Twitter for awhile. There are wonderful things about it (esp. giving people a voice), but I'm tired of the bad things.— Sam Altman (@sama) June 15, 2016
Needless to say, the Twitterverse responded with shock, glee and disappointment, including some suggestions that his departure might be tied to Twitter's much-rumored imminent sale:
Rumours of Twitter's imminent sale all weekend then @pmarca is "taking a break from Twitter"— Oli Young 🏳🌈 (@oliyoung) September 26, 2016
Those aren't related right?
Is @pmarca on the BoD of any potential $TWTR buyers? https://t.co/yotPbpEEsR— Jeff (@JeffCNYC) September 26, 2016
Snapchat changes name to Snap, unveils first hardware: Spectacles video-sharing sunglasses
Snapchat CEO Evan Spiegel just dropped two bombshells—changing the company's name to Snap, Inc. and unveiling the company's first bit of hardware: Spectacles, video-sharing sunglasses, available this fall for $129.99 in black, tea, or coral. How do they work? When you press a button close to the hinge, the glasses record up to 10 seconds of video. The camera uses a 115-degree-angle lens, which is wider than most smartphone lenses and is closer to our eyes' natural field of view, explains the Wall Street Journal.
And why launch such a product [insert obligatory Google Glasses joke here]? Spiegel has a quick answer: "Because it's fun."
Spiegel waxes rhapsodic when telling the WSJ about testing a prototype of Spectacles while hiking with his supermodel fiancée, Miranda Kerr:
It was our first vacation, and we went to Big Sur for a day or two. We were walking through the woods, stepping over logs, looking up at the beautiful trees. And when I got the footage back and watched it, I could see my own memory, through my own eyes—it was unbelievable. It's one thing to see images of an experience you had, but it's another thing to have an experience of the experience. It was the closest I'd ever come to feeling like I was there again.
Stories to read this weekend
• The New York Times's BlackRock story from last weekend has one of the best interview moments I've read in a long time. – Ainsley O'Connell, At BlackRock, Shaping The Shifts In Power
• So Is Writing A Job Or Not? (The Awl, recommended by Claire Dodson)
• How the FDA Manipulates the Media (Scientific American, recommended by Cale Weissman)
• Denis Johnson, who wrote the short classic Jesus's Son, wrote a ton of longform journalism in the 1990s, and this book collects it. Among the amazing pieces is one about traveling to Liberia for the New Yorker to interview the dictator Robert Johnson. But he never gets to meet Johnson, The New Yorker kills the piece, and he recounts the whole ordeal in Harper's. Is like "Frank Sinatra Has a Cold" except Frank Sinatra is a mass murderer. There's also this beautiful essay about doing drugs for the first time in 30 years (Johnson's addict years were fodder for Jesus's Son), in which he describes mushrooms as "Bugs Bunny shooting you in the head with a rainbow." It's pretty wonderful. Highly recommended. — Cliff Kuang, Seek: Reports from the Edges of America & Beyond
[La Lecture au Cafe, by Alexandre-Auguste Hannotiau] MB
We asked top advertising execs what they thought of Hillary Clinton's newest ad
Yesterday, the Hillary Clinton campaign launched a new commercial that edited together images of young girls looking in the mirror, with quotes and video of Donald Trump talking about women, then asking if Trump is the president we want for our daughters.
We decided to ask advertising executives what they thought of the commercial as a piece of marketing.
Keith Cartwright, executive creative director at Butler, Shine, Stern & Partners: "It's not about policy it's about morality, which I think is her biggest play against Trump. To hit his character stretches her campaign beyond party lines allowing Hillary to speak to her base while attracting the undecided. This ad plays to that huge contingency of voters who struggle with whether or not Donald Trump has the moral fiber to represent our country as President. It may be her best ad to date. "
Margaret Johnson, chief creative officer at Goodby Silverstein & Partners: "This is powerful because it's scary. As a mother, I never want my son to speak about women that way and I would never want my daughter to question the way she looks. For anyone who cares about kids, which is everyone, this ad should stop them from making a big mistake in November." JB
Palmer Luckey "sorry" for harming Oculus' reputation, says he's just funder of anti-Hillary meme org
Oculus founder Palmer Luckey this evening acknowledged he had given $10,000 to a group that creates pro-Donald Trump, anti-Hillary memes known as "shitposts," and apologized for "negatively impacting the perception of Oculus and its partners."
He added that his perception of media stories about the situation "do not accurately represent my views."
If that's true, it must be noted that that's in part due to his and Facebook's silence on the matter, other than telling some news organizations that Luckey was still an Oculus employee, for a full day after The Daily Beast first broke the story. To be sure, Luckey himself did maintain in that Daily Beast article that he was only the "money man" for the organization, known as Nimble America."
But Luckey said in his Facebook post this evening that while he "thought the organization had fresh ideas on how to communicate with young voters through the use of several billboards," he wasn't the group's founder. In fact, though the group, Nimble America, appears to be pro-Trump, Luckey said he plans on voting for Libertarian presidential nominee Gary Johnson.
"I am committed to the principles of fair play and equal treatment. I did not write the 'NimbleRichMan' posts, nor did I delete the account. Reports that I am a founder or employee of Nimble America are false. I don't have any plans to donate beyond what I have already given to Nimble America.
"Still, my actions were my own and do not represent Oculus. I'm sorry for the impact my actions are having on the community." DT
And now straight from Media Twitter, here are the best Chris Ziegler-Apple tweets
Not that any context is needed, but in case you haven't heard, an editor at the Verge allegedly took a job at Apple without bothering to tell the Verge. Clearly we don't know the whole story here, but Twitter can always be counted on for weighing in, especially when the story involves media. Or tech. Or in this case both:
This will definetly be part of the next season of Silicon Valley. https://t.co/s2VQoyKY1c— Jason Diamond (@imjasondiamond) September 23, 2016
boss: "dude are you okay you havent been to work in three weeks"— ಠ_ಠ (@MikeIsaac) September 23, 2016
employee: "new phone who dis"
this feels like an elaborate joke about how tech journalists are Apple stans https://t.co/mwsavG9grG— Simon Maloy (@SimonMaloy) September 23, 2016
glad to see being a white dude in media means you can literally ghost on your job: https://t.co/6vkvSb8N5g— Ann-Marie Alcántara (@itstheannmarie) September 23, 2016
Dang the Verge's vacation policy must be clutchhttps://t.co/Wmd4DLNDsR— Katherine Krueger (@kath_krueger) September 23, 2016
I know Apple likes new hires to generally keep a low profile, but not even quitting your previous job is the ultimate in secrecy.— Martin Bryant (@MartinSFP) September 23, 2016
Most startling thing about Ziegler shenanigans is that Vox has an editorial director named Lockhart Steele: https://t.co/FJMR8tgEQ0— Trey Graham (@treygraham) September 23, 2016
One of the Verge's top editors secretly worked at Apple for two months
Here's a doozy of a story: Chris Ziegler, a founding member and editor of the Verge, began working at Apple in July. One problem, however: He still worked at the tech-news website and didn't tell his colleagues.
According to a blog post written by the site's editor-in-chief, Nilay Patel, Ziegler accepted the role at Apple in July and continued working at the Verge. In August, Ziegler stopped being in contact with people at the site, which is what led them to discover his dual employment. His position at the Verge was terminated this month.
Patel writes that the site performed an independent review to snuff out any conflicts of interest. So far they've found nothing questionable editorially.
You can read Patel's blog post here, delivered on a Friday afternoon, of course, for minimum exposure. CW
VR developers threaten Oculus boycott unless Palmer Luckey resigns
Things just keep getting worse for Oculus.
A day after revelations that founder Palmer Luckey has allegedly been funding a pro-Trump/anti-Hillary "shitposting" meme factory, a number of of virtual reality developers are expressing anger at, or saying they will boycott, the Facebook-owned Oculus unless Luckey resigns.
"Insomniac Games condemns all forms of hate speech," Motherboard quoted the console games maker as saying. "While everyone has a right to express his or her political opinion, the behavior and sentiments reported do not reflect the values of our company. We are also confident that this behavior and sentiment does not reflect the values of the many Oculus employees we work with on a daily basis."
Others, too, have stood up to denounce Luckey's actions. Among them: NewtonVR, Polytron, Tower Underworld Online, and others, Motherboard noted. No doubt many developers will continue to support Oculus, however. Still, while Luckey is of course within his rights to support any cause he desires, it's worth questioning how much damage his positions will do to the company's fortunes given the furor they've caused in the last 24 hours.
Oculus representatives did not immediately respond to a Fast Company request for comment.
I'm dropping Oculus support from Tower Underworld Online V due to Palmer Luckey's politics. If you're not familiar with TUOV, ask me.— ✨Merisa✨ (@cambrian_era) September 23, 2016
Hey @oculus, @PalmerLuckey's actions are unacceptable. NewtonVR will not be supporting the Oculus Touch as long as he is employed there.— Tomorrow Today Labs (@TTLabsVR) September 23, 2016
FDA to mobile health community: "Help us be a partner"
Federal regulators are not particularly well liked by many in Silicon Valley. The FDA is often described as a "roadblock" or a "big bad wolf" in the press, and viewed as an enemy to the explosive growth of so-called innovative medical startups.
But FDA's Bakul Patel, the agency's associate center director for digital health, is no stranger to health conferences frequented by startup founders. At USC's Body Computing conference today, he provided some clarity in noting that the agency is most concerned with ensuring that the health data analyzed by companies is accurate (not just the step counts themselves).
FDA's @_bakulpatel: It's not about collecting info about steps. It's about the "next-level analytics" that need to be accurate. #USCBCC10— Christina Farr (@chrissyfarr) September 23, 2016
He also shared that the agency is coming up with a "new paradigm" to accommodate mobile medical apps that make updates every few weeks.
The @US_FDA "needs to come up w/ new paradigm [to accommodate] app updates every 2 weeks" @_bakulpatel #USCBCC10 w/ @mkrupnic @ManeeshJuneja— CATALAIZE (@CATALAIZE) September 23, 2016
Finally, he asked for startups to get involved with the agency as it adapts. "Help FDA be a partner in this journey," he urged. CF
Report: Trump aide met with Russian official who collects intel on U.S. election
One of Donald Trump's foreign policy advisers, Carter Page, has been communicating with senior Russian officials "including talks about the possible lifting of economic sanctions if the Republican nominee becomes president," sources tell Yahoo News's Michael Isikoff. Page, a former investment banker who currently leads Global Energy Capital, a consulting firm that focuses on oil and gas deals in Russia, reportedly met with Putin associates during several trips to Moscow. Among them was Igor Diveykin, Russia's deputy chief for internal policy who is responsible "for intelligence collected by Russian agencies about the U.S. election," a source tells Isikoff. MB
Wife of Keith Scott recorded video of deadly encounter with Charlotte police
"He doesn't have a gun," Rakeyia Scott says to Charlotte police in video footage she filmed before and after officers shot and killed her husband, who had been sitting in a parked car outside of their apartment complex. "He has a T.B.I."
The video, which Scott's family provided to The New York Times, shows Rakeyia Scott trying to defuse the tense scene, explaining to police that Scott had suffered a traumatic brain injury. "He is not going to do anything to you guys," she yells. "He just took his medicine." The footage does not show the actual shooting, doing little to quell the mounting pressure for Charlotte police to release their own footage of the incident.
"He better fucking live," Rakeyia Scott says after the gunfire.
The video is eerily similar to footage of the July police shooting of Philando Castile's death, which was streamed to Facebook Live by his girlfriend, Diamond Reynolds. "Please don't tell me he's dead," Reynolds said, as an officer stood outside Castile's car window, gun still pointed. JJM
Samsung: About half of Galaxy Note 7 phones in the U.S. have been replaced
The Korean company sent a note to media today saying roughly half of the Galaxy Note 7 phones sold in the U.S. have now been exchanged through "Samsung's voluntary recall." Samsung began asking customers to return their Note 7s after 35 of them reportedly blew up due to a faulty battery.
The company adds that 90% of Note 7 owners have been opted to get another Note 7 phone, rather than some other Samsung device.
Samsung is said to have rushed its premium Note 7 to market because it felt the phone held an advantage over the iPhone 7. Samsung has not commented on that allegation. Samsung's "exchange program" began in early September. The new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus were announced September 7. MS

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Linux authentication with Active Directory using Kerberos 5
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The home directories are configured in the line 20 of the smb.conf file shown in Listing 3: template homedir = /home/%D/%U. Samba will replace %D with the short domain name and %U with the domain user. The administrator can either create the directories individually for each user, or automate the process by calling the pam_mkhomedir module, which is part of the PAM distribution and is configured in the session section:
# /etc/pam.d/common-session session required pam_mkhomedir.so silent skel=/etc/skel/ umask=0022 session sufficient pam_krb5.so session required pam_unix.so
This configuration tells the module to dynamically create missing home directories. The silent argument suppresses messages caused by copying from the skeleton directory. The last argument tells PAM to set the umask as the default for file and directory permissions to 0022. The setting allows programs running in the session to create directories with rwxr-xr-x and files with rw-r--r-- permissions.
As an alternative to local directories on kerberized clients, you could use home directories on a central file server. The PAM pam_mount.so module helps you do this. Any generic commands you want to run after the login procedure are added to the start scripts in /etc/profile.
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Serveral steps are required to support Active Directory automated log in and home directories on a Linux client, but with Kerberos, NSS, PAM, and Samba, this integration project will help you stay friends with your neighbors in Redmond.
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Blogs Liberty and Power No Justice for MarthaMar 17, 2004 11:09 pm
No Justice for Martha
What happened to Martha Stewart was totally wrong, and we are never going to get anywhere politically in this country until people stop envying the rich. Do you know how many people were able to put bread on their tables because of her? They canceled her TV show; all those people are out of work. Her stock tanked, all those pension funds lost money. If you read the article below you will see that she really did not do anything wrong, nothing that you or I would not have done under the same circumstances. When injustice happens to someone, whether they are rich or poor, it happens to all of us. All of this harm just to serve the ambition of a government lawyer. That is why I believe that while government may be necessary, it is also by its very nature evil.
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Keith Halderman - 3/18/2004
As Ilana Mewrcer explained in her article Martha Stewart did not committ any crime. She wrote, "the government didn't charge Ms. Stewart with insider trading, although it was not for lack of trying, but, rather, for lack of evidence. While the state's case began with an insider trading investigation, it failed to prove that Ms. Stewart received—or Mr. Bacanovic imparted—insider information. The message she got from him via her assistant was commonplace. It was, simply, 'Peter Bacanovic thinks ImClone is going to start trading downward.'"
Jonathan Dresner - 3/18/2004
And yet, by taking advantage of insider information, she profited from someone else's lack of information, illegally saving herself money at the expense of someone less privileged. That is a crime, not to mention unfair and unjust. Why is it so bad that she was punished for it?
And any pension fund that bought heavily into Martha Stewart Inc., or whatever she was called, was taking a risk (and that's risky, I'm pretty sure) that her reputation would continue to be good. Sometimes risks come true. Bad? Sure. But that's why high risk investments (and any investment which depends on the probity, taste and popularity of a single person has to be high risk by definition) have to be balanced with low risk investments, or at least with other high risk investments with different risk factors.
And if the government were not enforcing fair trading rules, would the market?
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Integrated biomedical device for blood preparation
Kersaudy-Kerhoas, Maïwenn, Kavanagh, Deirdre, Xue, Xiangdong, Patel, Mayur, Bailey, Christopher, Dhariwal, Resham and Desmulliez, Marc P.Y. (2008) Integrated biomedical device for blood preparation. 2nd Electronics System-Integration Technology Conference, 2008. ESTC 2008. Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers, Inc., Piscataway, NJ, USA, pp. 447-452. ISBN 978-1-4244-2814-4 (Print) 978-1-4244-2813-7 (Online) (doi:10.1109/ESTC.2008.4684389)
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The separation of red blood cells from plasma flowing in microchannels is possible by bio-physical effects such as an axial migration effect and Zweifach-Fung bifurcation law. In the present study, subchannels are placed alongside a main channel to collect cells and plasma separately. The addition of a constriction in the main microchannel creates a local high shear force region, forcing the cells to migrate and concentrate towards the centre of the channel. The resulting lab-on-a-chip was manufactured using biocompatible materials. Purity efficiency was measured for mussel and human blood suspensions as different parameters including flow rate and geometries of parent and daughter channels were varied.
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Experience Mumbai (Bombay) like a local as you tour the city via a range of public transportation! Travel by suburban train, bus, taxi — and on foot — as you explore the metropolitan area beyond the tourist sites. Your 2.5-hour tour takes you to several markets and railway stations, including the filming location of 'Slumdog Millionaire.' You'll get a real pulse on the city while observing Mumbai's people going about their daily lives. Numbers are limited to 7 people, ensuring personalized attention from your professional guide. Meet your small group in front of the Regal Cinema in Colaba and set out on your tour of Mumbai — India's most populous city. Traveling by public transportation with your guide provides an up-close and authentic depiction of the city, including Mumbai's hardest-working laborers. Start your tour on a bus ride to Chhatrapati Shivaji Terminus (CST). Formerly known as Victoria Terminus Station, it's one of the busiest railway stations in India, especially at rush hour. Designated a UNESCO World Heritage site for its 19th-century Victorian Gothic revival architecture, the historic station was dubbed 'the slumdog station' since the final musical number of the award-winning 2008 hit Slumdog Millionaire was filmed here. Your guide will then accompany you to the Dadar flower market, where India's immense flower trade flourishes. In India, flowers are used both religiously and decoratively — in temples, taxis, homes and of course, in women's hair. Here, you will find more flowers in one place than you've ever seen before! Enjoy the sight and scent of rose petals, jasmine blossoms and garlands of marigolds before re-boarding the train. You'll ride past a few stops to the Mahalaxmi area known as Dhobi Ghat to see the dhobi wallahs, or washermen. Observe this part of India's working class, which specializes in washing clothes and linens, as they scrub sheets from Mumbai's largest hospitals and hotels at this busy outdoor laundry. After checking out this unique phenomenon, you'll take a taxi to Chor Bazaar, one of the largest and most bustling flea markets in the entire country. Chor Bazaar, meaning 'Thieves Market,' sells just about anything! Taste some local sweets, purchase delicious homemade chutneys or shop for a colorful vintage Bollywood film poster. At the nearby Nul Bazaar you'll find a variety of Indian fruits, spices and meats. Finally, take a taxi to Churchgate, a famous railway station in South Mumbai. Here, you'll find the Mumbai dabbawalas— people who deliver thousands of freshly made lunches each day to schools, offices and other worksites. This grassroots operation uses an efficient organization and communication system to collect lunch boxes (dabba) prepared in individual homes and deliver them throughout the city. Your tour concludes at Churchgate station, and you can continue your exploration of Mumbai on your own from here — made easier by your newfound knowledge of the city's vast public transportation network.
Mumbai Food Tour Guided By A Professional Chef
Experience Mumbai the best way you can: by tantalizing your taste buds. Guided by an entertaining professional Chef, you'll sample regional Indian cuisines, learn about Indian culinary culture and discover a new appreciation of spices. Let your palate guide your senses with this food tour.On this walking tour you will visit traditional restaurant to try authentic Indian Cuisine. The price includes all food and drinks served at the restaurants. Along the way, an English-speaking guide will explain tradition's behind Mumbai food and culture and advise on local specialties. Your local guide will guide you with Language and Translation, while providing Interesting fact's about Mumbai's history, culture and customs.The tour begins by enjoying delicious Indian snacks and later North-Indian inspired appetizers at a restaurant in the South Bombay's neighborhood. After appeasing your palate, make your way to the Fort District to enjoy cuisine inspired by India's coastal regions, where the food is mildly spiced all the while retaining a balanced flavor. Travel to the final destination, where you'll experience one of Mumbai's British-era restaurants for the main course. Walk through several historical sites, including St Thomas Cathedral and the Asiatic Library, and many more. On the we shall also serve you quite a few local delicacies, so Come hungry, that's the only requirement.Once your stomach has been satisfied, end the tour with a dessert that will pacify your sweet tooth.
Bollywood Studio Tour in Mumbai
Get an in-depth look into the fascinating world of filmmaking in Mumbai, home to Indian film, on a Bollywood studio tour by private vehicle. From script to screen, see the process of creating Bollywood movies, serials and ads with an informative guide. In your 6-hour tour, you'll gain perspective on the historical, technical and creative aspects of filmmaking in India, which produces about 1,000 movies per year – more than any other country. If you choose to upgrade to a 9-hour tour, watch a Bollywood film at a famous theater then relax over dinner afterward. 6-hour tour:Meet your driver at your Mumbai hotel around 2pm and travel by private, air-conditioned vehicle to the Bollywood film studio. En route, your driver will inform you about what to expect on your Bollywood tour at SJ Studio in Andheri.When you arrive at the SJ Studio complex, head into one of the Bollywood studios for a brief introduction about the origin and evolution of India's film industry, which has produced more than 67,000 films in at least 30 languages. Learn about the silent film era and the 'talkies'— first introduced to India in the early 1930s — as well as the increasing popularity of Bollywood cinema, which incorporates Hindi storytelling through dance, music and song.Next, your studio guide will escort you to various movie sets, where you can observe the shooting of feature films, TV serials or ads (depending on the day). Here, experience the action of a set production as you see directors rehearsing dance choreography and hear sound mixers matching background music with sound effects.With this up-close view, you'll gain insight into the everyday mechanics of moviemaking – from set creation, animation, stunt doubles and special effects to dubbing, editing, film processing and publicity. You may even get a chance to pose for a photo with the film stars themselves. (Subject to availability or at the star's approval; if shooting is in progress, you will only be allowed to view it from a certain distance to avoid disturbance).After your introduction to the fabulous world of filmmaking in Mumbai, return through the studio gates like a true Bollywood star to meet your private driver, who will drop you off at your hotel.9-hour tour:After your studio tours, head to Juhu and Bandra for a glimpse of some famous film stars' homes. In the evening, your driver will take you to watch a Bollywood movie screened at the Regal Theater, a world-class Art Deco theater established in 1933 on the Colaba Causeway. Afterward, head across the street to a local restaurant for a delicious Indian dinner before your driver returns you by private vehicle to your hotel.
Mumbai Private Tour: Full Day Mumbai City Tour with Elephant Caves
Explore Mumbai and visit the natural wonder that is the Elephanta Caves. Stretching 9 nautical miles across the sea from the Gateway of India is Elephanta, also known as 'Gharapuri.' Visit this green island for one of the wonders of the 7th century: the painstakingly hewn rock-cut cave temple dedicated to Shiva. The Maheshamurti panel, in which Shiva is shown as a creator, protector and destroyer, is a sight that should be enjoyed at least once in a lifetime. Spend the second half of the tour with a visit to the Hanging Garden, Prince of Wales Museum, Marine drive, Mani Bhavan, and Victoria Terminus. See India's natural wonders on this tour of private tour of Mumbai. Meet the tour guide at the designated hotel lobby in Mumbai at 8am. Embark on a journey with up to 8 people, and visit the Gateway of India, built to welcome King George V and Queen Mary into India. Leave from Gateway Of India to visit the Elephanta Caves by ferry. The first boat departs at 9am and this journey, which gives a good panoramic view, takes 1 hour.The walk from the jetty to cave temple is less than a mile away, though there is also a small toy train from the jetty to the base of the hill. Climb the 120 steps to the plateau where the caves are located to reach a small site museum. The museum resembles more of an old house with terracotta roof, but is a great precursor to the Elephanta caves. If time and energy remains after visiting the main caves, trek up the the Cannon Hill. There is a old cannon post overlooking the harbor where you can see few un-excavated Buddhist sites, dating back to 2nd century BC, of Shiva with his consort Parvathi. There is only one panel in Elephanta Caves where the lower portions of the images are not damaged, and it depicts the marriage of Shiva and Parvathi. The Nataraja Panel is located at the entry point of the main cave, opposite of the Mahayogi Shiva at Elephanta. After passing the three panels (Gangadhara at Elephanta, Mahesh Murthi at Elephanta and Ardhanarishvara at Elephanta), which are located in the deep wall of the cave, see the most dynamic and expressive of all the panels of Elephanta. Board the boat at 12:30 for an hour-long journey back to the Gateway of India. After a traditional Indian-Thali lunch at 2:30pm, proceed to Mumbai University, whose British heritage building was built in 1857. See the Hanging Gardens, built on top of water tanks near the Tower of Silence (Parsi burial place), as well as Mani Bhavan- a hallowed memorial to Gandhiji. Hear about his stay here and the activities he participated in. Visit the Prince of Wales Museum, which is one of the premier art and history museums in India. Drive past Marine drive and Chowpatty beach, as well as Bombay High Court, which is a Beautiful British Heritage Building, and Victoria Terminus Train Station (CST), a UNESCO World Heritage site.The journey ends at 5:30pm with a relaxing drive back to accommodations in Mumbai.
Evening Tour at Mumbai's Fashion Street with Nariman Point and the Gateway of India
Explore the fashion capital of India like a local and experience an evening full of excitement. Take a leisurely stroll from Nariman Point to Colaba Causeway, famed to be the fashion street of Mumbai. Indulge in conversation with the vendors and in the company of an expert guide, and grab some cool deals at rock-bottom prices. Then, walk past the Gateway of India and the Taj Mahal Palace, and take some amazing photographs. Have an evening snack at the legendary Leopold Café and live a day in Mumbai like a local.
Private 3-Day Aurangabad Tour Including the Ajanta Caves and the Ellora Caves from Mumbai
Explore the fascinating city of Aurangabad along with two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Ajanta Caves and the Ellora Caves, on this 3-day private tour with round-trip flights from Mumbai. The tour includes hotel pick-up, airport transfers, transportation by air-conditioned vehicle and a guide for sightseeing. Your overnight stay in Aurangabad will be in either a 4-star or 5-star hotel, as per the option you select at checkout.


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It was an evening of glitter and glamour with the presence of Kollywood actors and technicians at the 7th edition of the Edison Awards on Sunday.
The awards function organised by mytamilmovie.com, an online cinema portal, saw colourful dance performances and awards presented in about 30 different categories. The winners were chosen based on online voting by fans in the cinema portal. Tapsee Panu, who received the award for enthusiastic performer, said she was lucky to be getting her first award after working for three years in the Tamil film industry. "I have a long wish list of actors I want to work with, right from superstar to Karthi," she said.
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Tun Mohammad Khalil Bin Yakob, Governor of Malacca, who is a great fan of M G Ramachandran and has interest and passion for Tamil cinema, gave away many overseas Tamil jury awards for best direction, dance group and choreographer.
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Premium Red Mountain fruit at a steal of a price. Sandhill Winery was founded in 1998 and made some great wine with fruit from their 20 year-old vineyard. In 2008, Corliss Estates purchased the winery; it is being renamed RMV (Red Mountain Vineyards).
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Measuring water
It's a mouthful, but the hope is that work near Bushland will find ways to keep water in the Ogallala Aquifer.
Summit to discuss rising energy prices
Saudi Arabia will call for a summit between oil-producing countries and consumer states to discuss soaring energy prices, Information and Culture Minister Iyad Madani said Monday.
Bernanke: Danger of 'substantial downturn' has faded
WASHINGTON - Despite a recent spike in the nation's unemployment rate, the danger that the economy has fallen into a "substantial downturn" appears to have waned, Federal Reserve Chairman Ben Bernanke said.
Stocks end mixed on oil pullback
Stocks closed mixed Monday, with Wall Street exhausted from last week's swoon and still nervous about losses at banks and elevated energy costs.
Pending home sales increase
Pending home sales unexpectedly increased in April to the highest reading since October, an industry group said Monday, but they remain more than 13 percent below a year ago.
Senate GOP helps Big Oil duck profit tax
WASHINGTON - Saved by Senate Republicans, big oil companies dodged an attempt Tuesday to slap them with a windfall profits tax and take away billions of dollars in tax breaks in response to the record gasoline prices that have the nation fuming.
Clinic offers alternative
An employee of a small business develops an illness, needs a routine physical or wants a simple checkup.
Magnate takes stand in Asarco trial
BROWNSVILLE - One of Mexico's richest men and the alleged "mastermind" of a deal that attorneys say stripped an Arizona-based mining company of its most valuable asset began testifying under subpoena Tuesday in the final days of a four-week federal trial.
Companies offering free gas
MILWAUKEE - Two magic words are turning consumers' heads lately. Not "get rich" or "lose weight."
People in Business
W. Heath Hendricks has joined the law firm of Riney & Mayfield LLP. Hendricks received a Masters of Business Administration and a law degree from Southern Methodist University. He will practice civil trial law.
Lehman raising $6B in capital
Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc., the nation's fourth-largest investment bank, on Monday said it will raise $6 billion in new capital to shore up its balance sheet after saying it expects to post an unexpectedly large second-quarter loss of nearly $3 billion.
XTO Energy to buy Hunt Petroleum
XTO Energy Inc. said Tuesday it is acquiring privately held Hunt Petroleum Corp. for $4.19 billion in cash and stock in a deal made more attractive by high oil and gas prices.
Asarco to seek filing extension
Asarco, which plans to sell its assets to Indian mining company Vedanta Resources, wants to keep exclusive control of its bankruptcy reorganization.
Agency lowers oil demand forecast
The International Energy Agency lowered its forecast for global oil demand this year amid surging prices but said Tuesday that global hunger for oil is knocking markets out of kilter.
Stocks end mixed on economic woes
Wall Street closed mostly lower Tuesday after a dip in oil prices failed to keep investors from fretting over the economic effects of high energy costs.
Instant college success
We've heard the story about Nick Jones winning a high school gold medal in the shot put.
Propst signs with Oklahoma State
Former Randall High shortstop Brad Propst has signed a baseball letter of intent with Oklahoma State University of the Big 12 Conference.
Divorces Granted: Potter County
Potter County District Courts: Potter County Court
Marriage Licenses Issued: Potter County
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Heather Nicole Bentley
Linda and William Bentley of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Heather, to Todd Eric Hancock.
Treva Rowland
Linda and Mike Rowland of Howardwick announce the engagement of their daughter, Treva, to Kyle McKinney. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Treva and Don Fulton of Howardwick and Bette Rowland of Roswell, N.M.
Jamie Evans
Dora and Wayne Evans of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Jamie, to Scott Welling. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Wanda and Billy Evans, Elise Tidwell and the late Colby Tidwell.
Eva Isbell
Frances and Jerry Isbell of Pampa announce the engagement of their daughter, Eva, to Jeff Whittington.
Samantha Goforth
Cindy and Ricky Goforth of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Samantha, to Benjamin Miller.
Karlee Noelle Thompson
Carol and Otis Thompson of Killeen announce the engagement of their daughter, Karlee, to Aaron Scott Webster. Grandparents of the bride-elect are Ginger and Carl Powers of Orange, Elizabeth Thompson of Rossville, Ga., and the late Walter Thompson. Great-grandmother is Grace Smith of Orange.
Dear Abby: Obit photos are windows into the past
Dear Abby: I just read the letter from the reader (April 7) who was bothered by the use of youthful pictures of the deceased in obituaries. I have heard that criticism before, and it baffles me. People aren't just who they were at 84, the age when they passed.
Wine of the week
This well-made, slightly off-dry pinot grigio is a far cry from so many of the bland, neutral wines made from this varietal.
Latchkey children
For parents of so-called tweens and teens, deciding when your child is old enough to stay home alone can be a daunting prospect, as well as a source of contention.
Dr. Gott: Surgery denied, but is it because of limited income?
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 48-year-old female and am enclosing a CD with an MRI on it provided by my insurance carrier, Kaiser Permanente. I've had back problems for years, and the only relief I get from the pain is the epidural injections I can occasionally get. Between times, I take morphine and many other pain medications without relief. The pain on one side radiates down one leg to my foot, and on the other it radiates to my knee. Sometimes I fall when my knee doesn't seem to want to hold me up.
Dear Abby: Wife's grammatical skills disappoint husband
Dear Abby: I am happily married to the most wonderful woman in the world. I feel blessed to have her in my life and to be a part of hers.
5 things I learned from Parenting
Although "Mom" is mentioned on the cover of Parenting magazine, we found tips that could benefit both parents. June's issue covers everything from beauty tips to critical tweens.
Heloise: Cherry Surprise easy recipe
Dear Heloise: I bake friendship cakes (Bundt) for church and friends, and usually bake four at a time, cover them in foil and freeze. The day before I need it, I take one out of the freezer and cut it into slices while frozen. Then I frost the cake and put it into a carrier. - Estelle R. Holley, Dallas
Heloise: Telephone etiquette helps
Dear Heloise: Thank you for a wonderful column. I always learn something new from it. I'm putting an address sticker on my little digital camera today - an excellent hint.
Tips for dogs
Whoa! If your dog pulls, try a head halter.
Dr. Gott: Reports say Tylenol is an uncommon cause of night sweats
Dear Dr. Gott: I have read several recent columns of yours regarding hot flashes of unknown cause. Several years ago, I had an operation and took Tylenol for pain for about 10 days. I experienced severe night sweats at the time. My wife happened to read a magazine article that stated that taking acetaminophen can cause night sweats in some people.
How do we know our caffeine limit?
NEW YORK - Men may be able to handle alcohol better than women, but that doesn't necessarily hold true for caffeine, researchers say.
Busy teens down energy drinks to keep up
NEW YORK - Between homework, cheerleading and working at Wendy's, Megan Ward was tired from being always on the go. So last year the 16-year-old began drinking a Red Bull or Monster energy drink before school and sometimes a second one before cheerleading practice.
Pasta Salad tasty, healthy as well
You can't have a summer barbecue or potluck dinner without pasta salad.
Italian Sausage Kebabs dish simple and fun
To give these Italian sausage skewers even more zing, mix the olive oil with the zest of one lemon and a teaspoon of cumin before brushing it onto the meat and vegetables.
Kitchen Ade: Peachy keen
With the arrival of early, succulent peaches and plump blueberries, the signs of summer continue to develop at the market. The peaches seem to taste exceptionally sweet this year, and the blueberries appear especially plump, making them particularly luscious for use in cobblers and crisps.
The Wine Guy: Beef, bleu cheese, cabernet make great combo
There aren't many things that inspire me as much as bleu cheese. Now, don't just say, "I don't like bleu cheese," and stop reading.
Spots Available In Senior Partnership
There are still plenty of openings available for the second Morgan Stanley Senior Partnership that will be played at the Comanche Trail complex June 20-21.
Gorillas' coach stresses 'D'
The Amarillo Gorillas introduced Tom Coolen as their coach Tuesday, and Coolen said his first order of business will be to put together a competitive Central Hockey League team.
Rangers rally in 9th to beat Royals, 6-5
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - Ian Kinsler scored the go-ahead run on a passed ball in the ninth inning and the Texas Rangers used five unearned runs to rally from four down to beat the Kansas City Royals, 6-5, on Tuesday night.
Rangers rotation is in shambles
ARLINGTON - The Texas Rangers' rotation is set up perfectly for the start of their trip this week: Kevin Millwood in the opener, followed by Vicente Padilla.
My two cents...on sports stars in trouble
Once upon a time, in a football stadium far, far away (at least from Amarillo), a running back brought honor and glory to the University of Texas.
Wellington To Hold Tennis Tourney
The Wellington Tennis Association will host a tournament for junior players June 19-22. Singles for boys 12, 14, 16 and 18 will begin June 19, while girls singles begin play June 20. Matches will start at 9 a.m. both days.
Final Kelley races slated for Saturday
The 24th and final Kids, Inc./Dean Kelley Jr. Memorial Run is set for 8 a.m. Saturday with a one-mile fun run or walk and 5K and 10K runs at Austin Middle School.
My two cents...on Michael Strahan's retirement
One of the greatest defensive ends in NFL history announced his retirement Monday.
Stars Get Conditional Draft Pick For Iowa Center
At Dallas, the Dallas Stars have received a conditional seventh-round pick in the 2009 NHL draft from the Colorado Avalanche in exchange for center Marty Sertich. Sertich played his college hockey at Colorado College and won the 2005 Hobey Baker Award given to the nation's top college hockey player. He spent the last two seasons with the Iowa Stars. Sertich finished last season with 22 goals and 25 assists, leading the club in goals and placing second in points.
Bryant revives Lakers
LOS ANGELES - On his floor and on his game, Kobe Bryant revived the Los Angeles Lakers - and the NBA finals. With his team one loss from having to make an impossible climb, Bryant was close to MVP form, scoring 36 points on an assortment of spins, drives and jumpers, and reserve Sasha Vujacic added 20 points as the Lakers beat the Boston Celtics, 87-81, in Game 3 on Tuesday night.
Lakers try to gain from rally
LOS ANGELES - Frequent flyers, the Los Angeles Lakers were allowed an unlimited number of carry-on items for their trip home.
Police: Stabbed pair's history clean
A man and woman found stabbed in a Hereford home had no run-ins with police but had been weathering some unknown problems recently, authorities said.
Seeing stars
The band Cheap Vices performs a cover of a Doors song Tuesday during Starlight Theater at Sam Houston Park.
More rocket bans
Randall County on Tuesday joined a quickly growing list of communities cracking down on aerial fireworks in response to drought-like conditions.
State AG rests case against Shumate
The Texas Attorney General's Office rested its case Tuesday against Potter County Sheriff Mike Shumate.
City OKs space downtown
The Amarillo City Commission approved the $3.3 million purchase of a downtown building to house expansion.
Potter authorities catch escapee
Potter County authorities on Tuesday apprehended the convict who ran past courtroom security as the judge called his case to order on Friday.
No more red-light warnings
Red-light cameras will flash Thursday, and this time tickets will be sent out.
Farren takes witness stand
Several Potter County employees on Monday offered conflicting arguments on whether Sheriff Mike Shumate favored a Dallas-based food service company that is at the heart of his public corruption trial.
Meth seized in I-40 traffic stop
State troopers seized more than four pounds of methamphetamine during a weekend traffic stop on Interstate 40.
Twisters snub area
Lucky. That's one word weather officials use to describe the Texas Panhandle, now enjoying its calmest tornado season in years. As record deadly weather continues to whip the Midwest, warm, dry La Nina weather has given way to a milder-than-expected spring tornado season here.
Potter limits pomp
Drought conditions led Potter County Commissioners to ban certain aerial fireworks on Monday.
State troopers nab 2 for pot
State troopers found 38 pounds of marijuana hidden inside a 2000 Dodge Magnum stopped for a traffic violation Monday morning on Interstate 40 near Amarillo.
Musician's ear becomes a career
Consider this: "Are my ears reliable enough to actually be beneficial in making money?"
Parks commission short of quorum
The Amarillo Parks and Recreation Commission did not meet Tuesday because it did not have a quorum.
Bar permit appeal tabled
A proposal to open a lounge in a northeast Amarillo shopping center was withdrawn Monday at the Planning and Zoning Commission meeting.
Column - Beilue: Son's sleep restive
"Dear Mr. Dewlen,
Canyon to review new Xcel program
City of Canyon commissioners approved a resolution Monday reserving it the right to review how Xcel Energy will calculate a new credit program offered to Canyon customers.
An unhappy way to meet
Members of the Amarillo Police Department look inside of one of the vehicles involved in a four-vehicle wreck Tuesday at the intersection of Coulter Street and the Interstate 40 westbound access road.
Woman dies after stabbing
The three children were in the next room as Maria Martinez cried for help.
RRISD passes $9.4M budget
The River Road Independent School District will operate under a $9.4 million budget for 2008-09.
Auto lot gets green light as commission OKs ordinance
The Amarillo City Commission on Tuesday approved the first reading of an ordinance that would allow an Amarillo businessman to build a car lot on Southwest 45th Avenue.
Hail, rain fall in eastern Panhandle
Sunday's storms dumped hail and rain in the Amarillo-area, particularly on counties in the eastern Texas Panhandle.
Police: Watch for escaped suspect
Authorities from the Potter County Sheriff's Office continued to search Monday for Joshua Duane Barnes, who escaped from a Potter County courtroom Friday.
Blaze blocks drivers
A smoky, wind-fanned grass fire erupted behind a west Amarillo shopping center, prompting the temporary closure of Interstate 40.
T.O: Missed drug test 'not a big deal'
ROBERTSDALE, Ala. - Former NFL star quarterback Ken Stabler was arrested and charged with reckless driving and driving under the influence of alcohol.
Peggy Roberts
DUMAS - Peggy Roberts, 72, died Monday, June 9, 2008, in Amarillo.
Katharine Dee
Katharine Dee, 95, of Amarillo died Monday, June 9, 2008.
Ethel Yvonne "Bonnie" Cobb
CALIFORNIA - Ethel Yvonne "Bonnie" Cobb, 73, died Tuesday, June 3, 2008.
Clay Anthony Gilham
CRANE - Clay Anthony Gilham, 46, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Dallas.
Vera Mae Hollingsworth
HOLLIS, Okla. - Vera Mae Hollingsworth, 92, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Pat Glenn
WELLINGTON - Pat Glenn, 61, died Sunday, June 8, 2008 in Spearman.
Lois Lorraine Stalker
Lois Lorraine Stalker, 92, of Amarillo died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
Sister Crisostoma Schmid
Sister Crisostoma Schmid, 99, of Amarillo, died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
Harold Lloyd Dean
PAMPA - Harold Lloyd Dean, 75, died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
John Henry Turner
CHILDRESS - John Henry Turner, 84, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Eddie Carroll Cooper
AUSTIN - Eddie Carroll Cooper, 62, died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Mary Louise Noel
PAMPA - Mary Louise Noel, 75, died June 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Raymond M. Lester
GRAHAM - Raymond M. Lester, 80, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Wichita Falls.
Linda Thompson
DUMAS - Linda Thompson, 67, died Saturday, June 7, 2008, in Austin.
James Edward May
James Edward May, 67, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Roberto Zambrano
QUANAH - Roberto Zambrano, 47, died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
Clifton "C.T." Rasco
PAMPA - Clifton "C.T." Rasco, 92, died Sunday, June, 8, 2008.
Elaine C. Doores
FORT WORTH - Elaine C. Doores, 70, died Friday, June 6, 2008.
Julia SanMiguel Phillips
Julia SanMiguel Phillips, 63, of Amarillo died Sunday, June 8, 2008
Donald W. Owens
MADISONVILLE - Donald W. Owens, 71, formerly of Dumas, died May 27, 2008.
Willie A. Penton
PLAINVIEW - Willie A. Penton, 74, died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Wilma Marie Shinn
GAS, Kan. - Wilma Marie Shinn, 84, died Friday, June 6, 2008 in Iola, Kan.
Opal C. Andrews
PERRYTON - Opal C. Andrews, 78, died Friday, June 6, 2008, in Tulsa, Okla.
Cleo Burnett Smith
CARROLLTON - Cleo Burnett Smith, 57, of Amarillo died Monday, June 9, 2008, in Carrollton after a long battle with cancer.
Guy Weldon Turner
WASHINGTON, D.C. - Guy Weldon Turner, 56, died June 5, 2008.
Jean Pelley Bay
Jean Pelley Bay, 77, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 5, 2008.
Manfred J. Weber
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. - Manfred J. Weber, 77, died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Jennifer Joan Hodnik
WAXAHACHIE - Jennifer Joan Hodnik, 29, died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Olive Theresa Sigur Zimmermann
Olive Theresa Sigur Zimmermann, 89, of Amarillo died Friday, June 6, 2008.
Alex M. Medina
LAMESA - Alex M. Medina, 55, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Lubbock.
Juan Diego Buendia
CLOVIS, NM - Juan Diego Buendia, infant, died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
Grace Yoder Dane
TEXICO, N.M. - Grace Yoder Dane, 92, died Monday, June 9, 2008, in Roswell, N.M.
David Wayne Curry
CLAYTON, N.M. - David Wayne Curry, 54, died Friday, Feb. 29, 2008, in Greeley, Colo.
Francis "Skeets" Oppelt
Francis "Skeets" Oppelt, 87, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 7, 2008.
J'neese Monique Morris
CLOVIS, NM - J'neese Monique Morris, infant, died Friday, June 6, 2008.
Robert Ruiz
SHAMROCK - Robert Ruiz, 37, died Sunday, June 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Makenzi Frances Noack
CLOVIS, N.M. - Makenzi Frances Noack, infant, died June 7, 2008.
Mary Louise Noel
PAMPA - Mary Louise Noel, 75, died Saturday, June 7, 2008, in Amarillo.
Biddy Mack Wigham
KINGSTON, Okla. - Biddy Mack Wigham, 79, died Friday, June 6, 2008.
Santos Barrientos Jr.
HEREFORD - Santos Barrientos Jr., 65, died Sunday, June 8, 2008.
Editorial: Texas' house goes up in flames
Perhaps you've heard this already: that Amarillo is closer to the capitals of at least three neighboring states than it is to Texas' capital city of Austin.
Letter: GOP has lied to us
Amber Griffith's June 6 letter stated, "I am so sick of hearing the same, tired rhetoric from people who say, 'This Iraq War was for the oil!' I think that (a June 2 letter-writer) should take a minute and watch the video footage again of the burning buildings, the chaos, and the people jumping from the World Trade Center. People tend to forget what happened that day."
Column - Wendy Marsh: Organs can produce 'second lives'
According to the Web site of the United Network for Organ Sharing, there are more than 75,600 people awaiting kidney transplants in the United States.
Editorial: Keep Amarillo flying high
Another airline company has dropped a bombshell that could affect the quality of Amarillo's commercial air service.
Letter: Thanks for your love
A preliminary autopsy report confirmed that Hunter Ingalls had a heart attack.
Letter: Kudos to the jockey
The jockey, Kent Desormeaux, should be commended for his handling of Big Brown at the Belmont Stakes on Saturday.
Editorial: Amarillo counties not fired up about danger of firework use
Oooh! Aaah! Those types of gleeful expressions usually heard around fireworks shows on the Fourth of July will have to be limited to mostly professional fireworks shows in Potter and - most likely - Randall counties.
Column - Curtis Dearmin: CPS gets bum rap just because it did its job
It is difficult to understand how an agency that, at great risk to its reputation and resources, can accomplish the very thing for which it was established, and be deemed wrong.
Column - Kay Bailey Hutchison: Protect kids from predators lurking on Web
WASHINGTON - The long summer days ahead will bring more than bike rides and trips to the neighborhood swimming pool for today's technology-savvy kids.
Letter: Tell us the truth about gasoline crisis?
Why don't the politicians fess up and tell us the truth about the gasoline crisis?
Letter: Not every child is suited for a college education
I have noticed several articles on the need for skilled craft workers and the push to get public schools to offer classes that would introduce and teach the skills necessary to produce these skilled crafts workers.
Editorial: You say it's your birthday?
Saturday is Karl Landsteiner's birthday.
Young musicians
Five Amarillo High School students were awarded a 1 rating May 26 at the University Interscholastic League State Solo and Ensemble Contest. The quintet, Lauren Garcia, Jessica Young, Brooke Isch, Alma Garcia and Idongesit Ekpo, head earlier received a 1 at the regional UIL contest in February and an Outstanding at the Greater Southwest Music Festival held in May.
A story on page 17 of Our Town published on June 4 incorrectly identified two students at Austin Middle School. They are correctly identified below.
Brenden White, 8, a student at Lakeview Elementary School, forms a ball out of clay before making a bowl Thursday during part of the Canyon Area Library's Summer Reading Program. Brenden's parents, Jason and Kathy White, also try their hand at pottery.
ASCA menus
Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1200 S. Polk St., for a suggested $5 donation. All meals include a salad, dessert and beverage.
PARD, High Plains Food Bank to feed children
Amarillo children will be provided free lunch and dinner throughout the summer with programs of the Amarillo Parks and Recreation Department and the High Plains Food Bank.
Nonprofit briefs
The Amarillo Family YMCA North Branch, 1330 N.W. 18th Ave., will unveil its renovations at activities from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday. Renovations funded by the Community Block Grant Program include updated locker rooms and rest rooms. The Don & Sybil Harrington Foundation funded additional renovations, which include an expanded Wellness Center, expanded Teen Center, a Multi Purpose Area, Welcome Center and Atrium. Information: (806) 373-1811.
Education briefs
Canyon Independent School District has named Yolanda Thurman as the new principal of Gene Howe Elementary School. Thurman was the assistant principal at Greenways Intermediate School during the 2007-08 school year and has also served as assistant principal and associate principal at Canyon High School. She replaces Michelle Wilson, who has accepted a position with Pampa ISD.
CISD student artists honored by PTA
Canyon Independent School District student winners in the 2007-2008 PTA Reflections art competition were honored by the CISD Council of PTA recently. Several CISD students received Honorable Mention at the state level. Those students are:
Furry Friends - Paco
SPCA adoptions 2 to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Saturday at the shelter, 11901 S. Coulter St. and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturdays at PetSmart, 2800 Soncy Road.
Make-A-Wish Car Show winners announced
The Panhandle Council of Car Clubs recently donated $57,349 to the Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Texas Plains, raised during the annual Make-A-Wish Car Show.
Texas Christian University in Fort Worth recently named Adam High, Chelsea Fielding and Kristen George to its Dean's List for the spring semester. Kristen was also named to the TCU Scholars list for attaining a 4.0 grade-point average for the spring semester.
Smarter than a fifth-grader?
I don't feel particularly dumb too often.
Opportunities to serve
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Texas Panhandle: spend time with children. 720 S. Tyler St. (806) 351-2210.
Amateur dance contest winners named for VFW contest
VFW Post 1475, 1401 W. Eighth Ave., had an amateur dance contest March 29 and named winners in a number of categories. Couples competed in waltz, two-step, jitterbug and specialty dances to the accompaniment of classic country and western swing music and were judged by Lois Nix and Frank Page.
Hidden Treasures
To order Liz Ball's 56-page Treasures or Holiday Hidden Treasures, send $4.50 plus $1.25 shipping and handling for each book to Hidden Pictures, P.O. Box 63, Tipp City, OH 45371; or e-mail email@example.com.
Sports briefs
Abel "Bobo" Navarrette, 16, a former Caprock High School student now of San Angelo, boxed in a Junior Olympics State Boxing Tournament on May 23-25 at Lubbock and won two bouts at 125 pounds to qualify for the Junior Olympics Boxing Nationals on June 16-21 in Marquette, Mich.
Community briefs
The Kwahadi Dancers present "Song of the Eagle," a colorful pageant of song and dance at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturdays though July 19 at the Kwahadi Museum of the American Indian, 9151 E. Interstate 40. Special performances are scheduled for Thursday, July 7 and Aug. 7. Dinner is available at 6:30 p.m. Admission to the dinner show is $7.50 and reservations must be received by 2 p.m. on the day of the performance. Performance-only tickets are $6 adults; $5 for seniors; and $4 for youth. Information: (806) 335-3175.
Donors lifeblood of Coffee Memorial
Coffee Memorial Blood Center has helped more than a half- million people since it opened in 1949, providing blood products to help save lives in the Texas Panhandle.
The Divas, an ages 8 and younger High Plains Fastpitch Softball Association team, won the spring championship, compiling a record of 10-3.
Medical rounds
Blood drives this week include:
DAR awards Good Citizenships medals, certificates
The Arredondo Chapter National Society Daughters of the American Revolution recently awarded Good Citizenship medals and certificates to 18 eighth-graders who demonstrated honor, service, courage, leadership and patriotism during the past school year.
Hilltop menus
The Hilltop Senior Citizens Association, 1311 N. Taylor St., offers lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cost is $4 per person, or $2 per person for ages 55 and older who have signed up in advance. Information: (806) 376-9511.
Wesley menus
Meals are served at Wesley Community Senior Center, 1615 S. Roberts St. Breakfast is served from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. There is a $2 charge. Meals are for seniors, 55 and older.
AISD honors retiring employees
Amarillo Independent School District recently honored 81 employees who retired. Those recognized included:
Group considers Null top QB in Division II
West Texas A&M has not had a first-team all-conference quarterback despite winning the past three Lone Star Conference titles.
WT's Brister receives more recognition
Emily Brister is the all-time leading scorer in West Texas A&M women's basketball history.
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As Alabama plans on another big recruiting turnout with commits mixed in with top 2013 and 2014 targets as upswing Texas A&M comes to town, there's plenty of build up.
It's not quite 'Bama - LSU at night, but it's still a big one both on and off the field. For one commit expected to attend, Demarcus Walker, he is mixing in some recruiting beforehand.
For the Jacksonville (Fla.) Sandalwood five-star, perhaps a sign of his tactics was revealed when 2014 Sandalwood linebacker Kain Daub de-committed from LSU on Tuesday.
"I knew it was coming." Walker admitted.
Daub, who holds an Alabama offer among others, was set to visit Tuscaloosa with his teammate this weekend - but plans have changed. However, it doesn't mean he won't be in town with Walker sooner than later.
"He'll be taking two [visits] to Alabama starting next week," said the commit.
While working on Daub in between classes and in the locker room is steady and relatively easy, it's not the case for other targets the 6-foot-4, 278-pounder is working on.
"Holland Fisher and Laremy Tunsil," sad Walker of his top priorities along with Daub.
Fisher is currently verbally pledged to Virginia Tech and Tunsil, who is also expected in Tuscaloosa this weekend, is the class of 2013's top offensive lineman.
Fisher, a four-star OLB/DB met with the Tide commit earlier this fall. But is there a real chance he flips?
"Heck yea," he said. "Me and him took an official visit together to Alabama (September 29)."
When asked about his strategy to help sway Fisher and Tunsil, Walker's answer sure isn't a conventional one.
"Academics," he said.
But what about the team, culture, city of Tuscaloosa, SEC so on and so forth?
Said Walker of the football side of things, "Don't really talk about it. I tell them when you watch Alabama on TV or take a visit there, it will explain itself."


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Fourteen films by students, faculty and alumni of the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Department of Film, Video, Animation and New Genres have been accepted into the short-film showcase at this year's Cannes International Film Festival, which kicks off Wednesday on the French Riviera.
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