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Delfield 6051XL-G 51" 2 Glass Door Reach In Refrigerator - 43.5 Cu. Ft.
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Delfield TR8B Tray Rack
Delfield AS3978277 Left Section Wire Shelf - 26 1/2" x 23"
Delfield AS3978278 Right Section Wire Shelf - 26 1/4" x 22 7/8"
|51 Inches
|32 2/3 Inches
|79 1/2 Inches
|Interior Width
|45 Inches
|Interior Depth
|27 1/8 Inches
|Interior Height
|57 5/16 Inches
|8 Amps
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|43.5 cu. ft.
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|Top Mounted
|Stainless Steel and Aluminum
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Customer questions about this product
- Can I use the top of my unit for storage?
- Nothing should be stored on top of your unit. Typically, top mount refrigerators and freezers do not have an actual top. If you're looking for extra storage space, we recommend choosing a bottom mount unit.
The high performance Delfield 6051XL-G 51" 2 glass door reach in refrigerator is made for long-lasting, energy-efficient refrigeration storage! It maintains interior temperatures between 27 and 40 degrees Fahrenheit thanks to its 1/3 hp compressor and R-404A refrigeration system, plus 2" of high-density polyurethane insulation. To lower energy consumption and reduce operating costs, it also features a unique temperature control system that extends the compressor's life by reducing compressor cycling.
This versatile 43.5 cubic foot 2 glass door reach in refrigerator comes with three adjustble epoxy coated shelves per section that can accept full size 18" x 26" sheet pans. Its stainless steel front shroud and aluminum sided exterior, as well as its ABS interior, are both durable and simple to clean. Other useful features of the Delfield 6051XL-G include a digital thermometer that provides high and low temperature alerts and self-closing doors with a stay-open feature.
The Delfield 6051XL-G 51" 2 glass door reach in refrigerator requires a 115V electrical connection.
Overall Dimensions
Width: 51"
Depth: 32 6/8"
Height: 79 1/2"
Interior Dimensions:
Width: 45"
Depth: 27 1/8"
Height: 57 5/16"
Capacity: 43.5 cu. ft.
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We stayed on the Lido deck and it was the best location since we spend a lot of time outside and most of our activities were outside the work out area and gym are great. We had no problems with embarkation and debarkation. We enjoyed Roatan the best the beach was great and the water was 86 the ride on the ski left was fun. We rented the half clam shell and it was a good idea.
I did think Belize was my least favorite since we did not book a excursion not much of a place to walk around the city, also locals keep asking you to by beaded jewelry.
I do wish they would add glass covered pool area for windy days. I think Caribbean Princess in one of the few ships I have been on that does not have the feature.
Over all it was a great cruise and I would do it again I would like to see Grand Cayman add to the itinerary
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text: Both the Nazis and the Communists seized upon survival of the fittest theory to justify their wars and genocides. Was the science as bad as the morality? The End of Darwinism reports:Darwinism has been supported by a series of famous biologists who did not really believe in it.Mathematicians always have criticized Darwinism as nonsensical. In 1966 a big international conference pitted mathematicians against leading evolutionary biologists. In 1980 a conference of 160 biologists decided that Darwinian theory was grossly inadequate--but the proceedings were not published.The biologist Lynn Margulis, a National Medal of Science recipient, calls Darwinism a "religious sect."


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The New Orleans Hornets saw their season come and go quickly.
At the beginning of January, the Hornets were swimming along all right, holding a 2-1 record. By the end of the month, the Hornets had a 4-17 record and were far out of contention—9.5 games back in the Southwest Division, for anyone who's counting.
The Hornets have been shaken by injuries in the last month. Eric Gordon, who bumped his knee in a December 26 game, went from being day-to-day to being out indefinitely. Trevor Ariza has missed time. Also, Xavier Henry missed much of the month due to torn ligaments in his ankle suffered in preseason practice with the Memphis Grizzlies before being traded to the Hornets.
The Hornets have fallen off the Western Conference map. Read along to find lessons learned from the Hornets' play in January.


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CLEMSON -- After a frustrating 2010, Tigers tight end Dwayne Allen believes he will have more room to operate this fall.
Allen said beginning Saturday versus Troy, defenses must cover the field vertically as well as horizontally with the addition of speedy skill players like freshman receivers Sammy Watkins and Charone Peake and running back Mike Bellamy. Allen said they should open up the middle of the field, meaning the junior tight end could be a threat to break Michael Palmer's single-season reception record for a tight end at Clemson (43 catches in 2009).
Allen caught two or fewer passes in five of the last six games last season.
"You spread that field out when you have guys on the outside like Watkins and Jaron Brown and speed backs like (Andre) Ellington and Mike Bellamy," Allen said, "then the tight end gets a lot of love."
Clemson offensive coordinator Chad Morris has noted the preponderance of vertical routes in August scrimmages opened up the intermediate and underneath passing games.
Last season, defenses did not fear any of Clemson's perimeter players, condensing the field and allowing opponents to focus on Allen. For example, against Miami last fall Allen was covered by Miami's top cornerback, Brandon Harris, for much of the game.
Writing the script
Morris said he will script the first nine plays of Saturday's opener against Troy.
"It's something we've done and I'll have a second nine (plays) already in mind," Morris said. "You have so many young players out there, it's going to fall back on me as a play-caller, especially early in the game, to try to make it as simple as you can."
Still, Morris said the scheme will not be "vanilla" because the team is much further ahead in regard to execution and installation than Morris originally thought possible.
"We are going to what we do," Morris said. "We are going to be wide open, I'll promise you that."
The future is now
Morris believes in a few years there will be 30 or more teams running the up-tempo, misdirection offense he learned from Auburn coordinator Gus Malzahn. Morris believes there will be rules changes in the near future to help defenses, including bringing back the 25-second clock.
"The more people run, it the more they'll have to defend it," Morris said. "I think that takes a little bit of the cutting edge out of it."
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RB Demont Buice is in question for the opener as he remains out with a bone bruise (knee) ... Morris indicated freshman WR Adam Humphries is not a lock to play against Troy. ... QB Cole Stoudt is taking all the reps with the second-team offense.


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Anglicans from around the country gathered in Charleston last week to hear speakers discuss the confluence of those traditionally competing spheres of study, science and faith.
Sponsored by Mere Anglicanism, the ninth annual conference at the Charleston Music Hall was entitled "Science, Faith, and Apologetics: An Answer for the Hope That is Within Us."
"There's hardly a more pressing issue at the dawn of the 21st century than science and faith," the Rev. Jeff Miller, chairman of Mere Anglicanism, said in a statement.
About 650 people attended the three-day event that this year explored "the evidences of God's handiwork in the cosmos," said the Rev. Dr. Peter Moore, associate rector at St. Michael's in Charleston.
Oxford University mathematician John Lennox, who has debated prominent atheists Richard Dawkins and Christopher Hitchens, opened the conference tackling naturalism and "scientific fundamentalism."
Science, he argued, needs God to account for the origins of things.
"Science may explain the how, but it cannot explain the why," Lennox said.
Speakers included:
Alvin Carl Plantinga, the John A. O'Brien Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of Notre Dame and inaugural holder of the Jellema Chair in Philosophy at Calvin College
C. John "Jack" Collins, professor of Old Testament at Covenant Theological Seminary
Michael J. Behe, intelligent design advocate and biochemistry professor at Lehigh University
Bishop Michael Nazir-Ali, former bishop of Rochester, general secretary of the Church Mission Society and bishop of Raiwind in Pakistan
Stephen C. Meyer, director of the Center for Science and Culture at the Discovery Institute in Seattle.
"The speakers did a good job of explaining that if terms are defined, it is really a battle of world views, and Christians should have every confidence that science and faith are compatible bedfellows and all truth is God's truth in God's world," said the Rev. Kendall Harmon, associate rector at Christ St. Paul's Church on Younges Island.
Clergy of the Diocese of South Carolina organized the event. Several speakers officiated local worship services after the event.
Reach Jennifer Hawes at 937-5563, follow her on Twitter at @JenBerryHawes or subscribe to her at facebook.com/jennifer.b.hawes.
The audience reacts to a panel of religion and science experts from around the country gathered for the ninth annual Mere Anglicanism conference held in Charleston last week.×


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Charleston Mayor Joe Riley is coming under attack from an anonymous political group that can keep its fundraising and contributors secret because of a federal court ruling last fall.
A group called "Citizens for a Better Charleston" distributed fliers Monday promoting Charleston City Councilman Dudley Gregorie as a "Reagan Conservative" and bashing Riley.
Also, new websites -- www.thejoerileyfile.com and www.abettercharleston.org -- appear to be part of the effort to discredit Riley as he seeks a 10th term.
The twist is that no one knows who is paying for it all -- and that its backers are immune to the $3,500 limit that applies to donations to candidates, said Capers Barr, Riley's campaign manager.
"This is just a supreme act of political cowardice," Barr said. "It's like throwing rocks from behind the schoolhouse and hiding behind it."
Gregorie, who appears to be benefiting from it, said Monday he has no knowledge of the group.
"I've heard (things), but I don't know anything about them. I haven't seen anything that they've done yet," Gregorie said. "It's tough to comment on something you haven't seen."
Political action committees and other third-party groups were required to abide by the state's limits on campaign donations -- and to report their donors and expenses to the State Ethics Commission.
However, that law essentially disappeared in September 2010, when a U.S. district judge in Florence ruled that the state's definition of committee was too vague, said Cathy Hazelwood, general counsel for the State Ethics Commission. The suit was
S.C. Citizens for Life vs. (State Ethics Commission Chairman) Kenneth Krawcheck.
"There are no rules, regulations, contribution limits, etc. for noncandidate committees or PACs (political action committees)," she said. "Candidates still have all the filing requirements. They still have contribution limits, disclosure, etc., but there are no rules for PACs."
Attempts to contact Citizens for a Better Charleston on Monday were unsuccessful. The group's address is a post office box on Market Street.
Hazelwood said the commission notified state lawmakers about the ruling last year so they could consider amending the definition to provide transparency for such groups. The Senate introduced a bill late in the session, but it didn't pass.
Hazelwood said most of the 162 PACs that previously filed reports are continuing to do so, but she receives about one complaint a week regarding other groups who have not disclosed their donors.
"On a regular basis, I take a call saying, 'Here's a group doing this. Why can't I find them in the system?" she said.
Riley could not be reached for comment late Monday but is likely to hold a press conference about the donations today, Barr said.
"We're going to win this election," Barr said. "But what an effort like this does is it attacks the ability of a positive and affirmative leader to affirmatively lead his community. That's what they're trying to do. They're trying to undermine that."
School teacher Craig Jelks, author David Farrow and restaurant manager Joshua Kennedy also are running for mayor.
The city's election is set for Nov. 8.
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Donegan's Lawn Care Service began operations in July 2011. The company uses the following general ledger accounts:
Capital Stock
Accounts Receivable
Retained Earnings
Office Supplies
Mowing Revenue
Mowing Equipment
Salaries Expense
Accounts Payable
Fuel Expense
Notes Payable
The company engaged in the following transactions during its first month of operations:
July 18
Issued 500 shares of capital stock to Patrick Donegan for $1,500.
July 22
Purchased office supplies on account for $100.
July 23
Purchased mowing equipment for $2,000, paying $400 cash and issuing a 60-day note payable for the remaining balance.
July 24
Paid $25 cash for gasoline. All of this fuel will be used in July.
July 25
Billed Lost Creek Cemetery $150 for mowing services. The entire amount is due July 30.
July 26
Billed Golf View Condominiums $200 for mowing services. The entire amount is due August 1.
July 30
Collected $150 from Lost Creek Cemetery for mowing services provided on July 25.
July 31
Paid $80 salary to employee Teddy Grimm for work performed in July.
a. Record each of the above transactions in generaljournal form. Include a brief explanation of the transaction as part of each journal entry.
b. Post each entry to the appropriate ledger accounts (use the T account format illustrated in Exhibit 3-8 on page 108).
c. Prepare a trial balance dated July 31, 2011.
d. Explain why the Retained Earnings account has a zero balance in the trial balance.


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2016 Hymns of Thanksgiving Boise - Twelve years running, this community choir and orchestra of about 350 musicians has been organized to present this event of giving thanks. This free event is a gift to the community. Donations are accepted on behalf of the Idaho Food Bank. Date to be determined
NARWHAL! UNICORN OF THE SEA - The Boise Little Theater will be performing this fun holiday story through the end of November and December. "The wild holiday adventures of a mouse, an elf, and a spunky little girl who just won't take no for an answer, on their quest to find out why Santa missed their house last year..."
Twas The Night Before Christmas - The Boise Little Theater will be performing this fun holiday story through the end of November and December. "The wild holiday adventures of a mouse, an elf, and a spunky little girl who just won't take no for an answer, on their quest to find out why Santa missed their house last year..."
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Boise Holiday Parade - University and Capital on Saturday, November 22th at 9:45am. This year's Grand Marshall is Linda Berg.
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Winter Garden aGlow - Held at the Idaho Botanical Garden, don't miss out on this holiday display of over 300,000 glorious lights. Holiday lights in downtown Boise can be viewed from the upper garden. Enjoy this beautiful event on November 27, 2016 to January 4, 2016 from 6 PM to 8:30 PM
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WASHINGTON -- Not only did the Washington Wizards finally beat a team with a winning record, they beat the team with the best record.
Their reward? Not much of one. They've got to try to do the same thing again on Monday.
Still, for one sloppy but exciting night, the Wizards did what few others have done this season. They beat the Boston Celtics, closing the game with a 15-4 run Saturday night for an 85-78 victory.
"There was no time for soft hearts, or people who just couldn't stand it," Washington coach Eddie Jordan said. "It was tough at every level - mentally, physically, emotionally."
The Wizards rallied from a seven-point, fourth-quarter deficit to hand the Celtics their second loss in three games and only their fifth defeat of the season. Unfortunately for Washington, the game will very much be fresh in everyone's mind when the teams meet again in Boston on Monday -- if the trash-talking on the court is any indication.
"It's going to be a big game," Wizards guard DeShawn Stevenson said. "We were talking back and forth, so they're going to be ready."
The victory broke a pattern for the Wizards, who had been beating the bottom teams and losing to the top ones. Washington hadn't defeated a team with a winning record since Dec. 1, a byproduct of the knee injury that has sidelined point guard Gilbert Arenas for much of the season.
"We've had some problems against some of the better teams in the league because that's when he normally takes over for us - down the stretch," Washington center Brendan Haywood said. "But guys are getting more and more accustomed to their roles and we're getting better as a cohesive unit."
The Celtics were also without their point guard. Rajon Rondo sat out with a sore lower back after it acted up in Friday night's win over New Jersey. Tony Allen started in place of Rondo and finished with four steals, four turnovers and no assists.
But it wasn't just Allen who had an off night. Both teams showed the aftereffects of tough games the night before. Boston finished with 21 turnovers and its lowest point total of the year. The Wizards had 20 turnovers and made only 2 of 18 3-pointers, but they outrebounded the Celtics 49-30, made 27 of 30 free throws and had the fortitude when it mattered -- in the fourth quarter.
"I thought Washington deserved it," Boston coach Doc Rivers said. "It was a scrum - that's what it looked like. It was more like rugby for the most part. Every loose ball, every long rebound they got."
The Celtics had their 10-game road winning streak snapped, and the loss came only three days after a home loss to Charlotte. Boston's last road loss was Nov. 27 at Cleveland in overtime.
Kevin Garnett, who led the Celtics with 19 points, said his team was feeling the effects of winning too easily early in the season. Boston had been outscoring opponents by 12.1 points entering the game.
"We spoiled ourselves a little bit," Garnett said.
The momentum had swung Washington's way when Antonio Daniels made a 3-pointer with 1:51 remaining to give the Wizards a 75-74 lead. Then Haywood forced the Celtics' 20th turnover at the other end by taking the ball away from Garnett. Stevenson took advantage by drawing a foul while attempting a 3-pointer as the shot clock was about to expire -- and making all three free throws to give Washington a four-point lead.
Stevenson led the Wizards with 19 points. Caron Butler had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Antawn Jamison survived a 4-for-15 shooting night to score 10 points while grabbing 16 rebounds.
The Wizards were weary from an overtime victory at Atlanta on Friday, and the Celtics were less than 24 hours removed from a fourth-quarter, come-from-behind win over the Nets. The quick turnaround took its toll in careless ball-handling and in tired legs that weren't quite able to put enough oomph into the jumpers. For every good play, there seemed to be a bad one -- such as when Jamison stole the ball from Ray Allen but missed the subsequent layup on the fast break.
The Celtics committed six first-quarter turnovers, and the Wizards shot 32 percent in the period. To make it worse for Washington, many in the sellout crowd rooted for the visiting team by chanting "Let's Go Celtics."
One thing is for certain, the crowd will be much tougher on Monday. And the Celtics will be ready.
"I thought we could have executed a little better. We rushed a lot of shots. We didn't have the click that we usually have," Garnett said. "We'll make an adjustment come Monday."
- Rondo said he will have his back examined by a doctor on Sunday. "It was just wearing on me," Rondo said. "It started to catch up on me." It was the second game Rondo has missed this season.
- Rivers watched two games at the Verizon Center on Saturday. He arrived early to watch his son, Jeremiah Rivers, play for Georgetown in the Hoyas' 72-69 victory over Connecticut. "It's rare that you actually get to watch a game and then go play a game. It kind of gave me something to do in the mid-afternoon," Doc Rivers said. "As a parent, being a spectator isn't the easiest thing."


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Parker also said he is one of the most unselfish athletes he has coached, and he understands his role as an interior lineman is important to team success.
"He's a 'yes-sir, no-sir' guy," Parker said. "One of the joys of coaching him is that he's not going to question your schemes or ask you to let him do this or that. He's all about the Harvesters and the team. He's a team guy."
In Pampa's 43-7 Class 4A area round playoff win over El Paso Parkland Saturday, Potter had three solo tackles, four assists, a sack, a fumble recovery and forced a bad pitch on a an option play.
Because of his performance, Potter is the Amarillo National Bank Male Athlete of the Week.
Potter said he fell in love with football in eighth grade and started dreaming of the day he'd put on the green and gold.
"It's a great program," Potter said. "I wouldn't want to play anywhere else."
In Pampa's 50 defense, Potter's job is to explode off the ball, push the line of scrimmage into the backfield and occupy blockers so linebackers and other linemen can make tackles behind or near the line of scrimmage.
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"Football's such a team sport," Parker said. "It's hard to single out one player. But if your defensive linemen can't hold their own, it jeopardizes everything you're trying to do on defense."
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He was overall good character who contributed when it comes to Ash development as trainer giving many useful information having very impressive knowledge about pokemon tactics and pokemon matching Brock.He may have not had pokemon but he compensated this handicap through other fields having his share of moments. I believe his presence helped Brock a lot in AG too compensating for loss of Misty, by having someone to who Brock could easier relate to having good character interaction. I also liked his fights with May, with whole brother-sister arguing adding interesting note to anime .
Hopefully one day he will return to have that promised battle with Ash. Although since characters don't age in pokemon, poor kid will from the looks of it stay forever at Petalburg gym rotting.
But ill be completely honest here. If i could choose, i would rather have Misty instead of Max in AG series. It would have been cool to have two girls in same cast at one, and Misty tomboyish personality would work well with May bubbly character imo. Since she was more mature at that point, she could teach her some things as well. Though back to reality, we all know writers will never include two girls in group.
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SAN DIEGO -- Got Flutie? The San Diego Chargers do, and they finally used him from the start of a game.
The payoff was phenomenal.
Two weeks after turning 41, Doug Flutie juked his way to two touchdowns and threw for two more in his first start in nearly two years, leading the Chargers to a stunning 42-28 win over the Minnesota Vikings on Sunday.
The big performance from the pint-sized Flutie and two touchdown runs by LaDainian Tomlinson -- including a 73-yarder, his longest career TD -- injected some excitement into an otherwise dismal season for the Chargers (2-7).
Tomlinson, who was just 5 when Flutie won the 1984 Heisman Trophy, raved about his quarterback.
"I believe in magic, Flutie magic," Tomlinson said. "He played awesome. Doug Flutie, he's just amazing. He's unbelievable."
Flutie said that age "is just a number. I feel as good as I did when I was 30, that's for sure," he said. "It was fun. I had a blast. It was an emotionally draining day."
Coach Marty Schottenheimer refused to second-guess himself for taking so long to bench the ineffective Drew Brees in favor of the energetic Flutie, whose scrambling ability has kept him playing pro football for 19 years despite being just 5-foot-10.
"I'm not going to get involved in musical chairs with the quarterback," he said. "It can destroy your team."
Or in this case, double a team's win total for the season.
Schottenheimer would only say that Flutie "probably" will start next Sunday at Denver.
"Clearly, it was a very impressive performance," Schottenheimer said.
"The way Doug played today, it's hard to call it a quarterback controversy," Tomlinson said.
The Chargers had no turnovers.
"Guys just made plays. We didn't have the mistakes," Flutie said. "They weren't the best defense in the league - let's not get too carried away."
Flutie's second rushing touchdown might have been his most impressive moment of the day. On second-and-7 from the Minnesota 13, he fumbled the snap, picked it up and ran straight up the middle before sidestepping safety Brian Russell and diving into the end zone for a 42-21 lead midway through the fourth quarter.
Flutie shook his head, as if wondering whether it was all real.
"It was one of those days where things went right," Flutie said.
Flutie got a hug on the sideline from Brees, who was benched after throwing five interceptions and no TD passes in the last three games.
The Vikings didn't sell Flutie short.
"He's 41 years old but he still plays like a young kid," linebacker Henri Crockett said.
"He kept them on the field," Vikings QB Daunte Culpepper said. "I have a lot of respect for him."
The 42 points were the most for the Chargers since they beat Miami 45-20 on Dec. 27, 1993, a span of 153 games. Their 458 yards were a season-high.
Minnesota (6-3) lost its third straight game. Culpepper completed 32 of 44 passes for a career-high 370 yards and four touchdowns, which tied his career-high. Randy Moss had 11 catches for 120 yards and one touchdown, a 4-yarder.
The Chargers allowed 460 yards, but had two second-half takeaways, including intercepting Culpepper in the end zone late in the game.
Flutie was 21-of-29 for 248 yards and no interceptions in his first start since 2001. Tomlinson had 162 yards on 16 carries.
Flutie's first scoring run was pretty impressive, too. On third-and-goal from the 3 in the second quarter, Flutie dropped back, dodged defensive end Lance Johnstone and then broke for the end zone. He put a Tomlinson-like move on Kevin Williams at the 2 and scored for a 21-7 lead.
He jumped as high as a 5-foot-10 player can, then spiked the ball.
Flutie picked up where he left off a week earlier, when he relieved Brees in the fourth quarter at Chicago and led the Chargers on their only scoring drive in a 20-7 loss.
The Chargers scored on all four possessions in the first half, matching their TD total from the last three games combined. In leading 28-14 at halftime, they scored more points than they did total in all but one game previously this year.
Flutie's TD passes went 3 yards to David Boston and 4 yards to rookie tight end Antonio Gates, his first NFL score.
Tomlinson's 73-yard TD run came after he took a pitch from Flutie and raced down the left sideline, leaving the last defender grasping at air at the 20.
Culpepper also threw TD passes of 31 and 2 yards to running back Moe Williams, and 19 yards to Nate Burleson.
- The Chargers, last in the NFL in third-down conversions, were 6-of-9.
- Chargers C Cory Raymer broke his right hand and DE Raylee Johnson sprained his left foot.
- The Vikings were penalized 10 times for 107 yards.
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Short Takes: A briefing of people, issues and events around the country
4 dead in crash of small plane in northern Arizona
PAULDEN, Ariz. -- Four people were killed Friday in the fiery crash of a small plane near the northern Arizona town of Paulden, authorities said.
The twin-engine Cessna 340 was flying from Bullhead City in northwestern Arizona and was apparently headed to the Prescott Airport when it went down at about 12:30 p.m. on the grounds of the Gunsite Ranch west of Paulden, according to Yavapai County Sheriff's Department.
Witnesses reported seeing the plane either clip some trees or a radio tower on the Gunsite grounds and then explode into flames when it struck the ground.
Man who set up fund meets Boston homeless man
BOSTON -- The honesty of a homeless man who handed a lost, cash-filled backpack over to police has inspired more than $150,000 in donations to a fund set up in his honor, the fund's organizer said Friday.
Ethan Whittington, of Midlothian, Va., traveled to Boston this week to meet with Glen James and give him the good news of his financial windfall.
James was hailed as a hero in September after he turned in a backpack he found at a mall. It contained more than $2,000 in cash and nearly $40,000 in traveler's checks.
When Whittington, 28, read about James' honesty, he started a fund on the crowd-funding website gofundme.com.
Since then, more than 6,000 donations have come in from people around the globe, raising just over $150,000 by late Friday afternoon.
Whittington said when he met James in Boston on Thursday, he shook his hand and gave him a hug. "He kept saying, 'Thank you,'" Whittington said. "You've got to continue to remind him that he is the one who should be thanked, and he is the one who inspired people around the world because of his good deed."
Man faces life in prison for 'prank' sex attack
REDWOOD CITY, Calif. -- A former Northern California high school student who defended the attempted rape and kidnapping of a teacher as a "prank" failed to persuade a jury, which convicted him on all charges.
David Velasquez, 21, was convicted in San Mateo County after prosecutors said he attacked a teacher with a knife in a parking garage at Summit Preparatory Charter High School in Redwood City in 2012.
Authorities said Velasquez had a fixation for the teacher, and had planned to rape her when he covered his face and eyes and surprised the teacher with a knife. The two got into a physical struggle until being interrupted by another instructor, who screamed.
Velasquez said he was merely trying to scare the teacher with a "senior prank."
Velasquez faces a maximum sentence of life in prison, and remains in the San Mateo County jail on $1 million bail. He faces sentencing Nov. 8.
Obama signs special visa law for Iraqi war aides
WASHINGTON -- The White House said President Barack Obama has signed into law a measure providing special visas for Iraqis who risked their lives to help the United States.
The special visa has allowed more than 12,000 Iraqi contractors, interpreters and others who aided U.S. efforts, and their family members, to move to the U.S. since 2007. It expired earlier this week, with about 2,000 applications still pending.
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Workers reject Bell offer on contract
Union employees working on Bell Helicopter programs in Fort Worth returned to work Monday without a contract, but both sides plan to continue negotiations.
Marking a milestone
Bobbie Hulen parked her overflowing flatbed cart in the checkout lane at Sam's Club and perused her shopping list.heckout lane at Sam's Club and perused her shopping list.
Stocks extend monthlong retreat
Wall Street extended its monthlong retreat Monday as inflation fears kept investors on edge following hefty losses last week, the worst so far in 2006.
Rice rallies for 9-5 win over OU, advances
HOUSTON - Josh Rodriguez homered and drove in five runs Monday, helping rally Rice to a 9-5 victory against Oklahoma and a berth in the College World Series.
OU evens series with Rice
HOUSTON - Jackson Williams and Ryan Rohlinger helped Oklahoma rally from a four-run deficit Sunday to defeat Rice, 11-5, and even the teams' best-of-three NCAA baseball super regional series.
Divorces Granted: Potter County
Marriage Licenses Issued: Randall County
Divorces Granted: Randall County
Marriage Licenses Issued: Potter County
Tisha Ralston
Pennye and Dan Ralston of Spearman announce the engagement of their daughter, Tisha D'Lyn, to Eric Patrick Cudd.
Katherine Shrader
Marsha and Jeff Shrader of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Katherine Marie, to Justin Richard Killebrew.
Stephanie Miller
Marilyn and Russell Miller of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Stephanie Renee Miller, to Adam Blake Curry.
Sarah Smith
Donna and Kenny Smith of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Nicole, to Tomas Wrotten.
Tara Richie
Sharla Arp of Amarillo announces the engagement of her daughter, Tara Diann Richie, to Shane Robert Feagan.
Lindsay Bennett
Lindsay Bennett
Rachael Whittle
Sara and Rob Whittle of Heath announce the engagement of their daughter, Rachael Elizabeth, to Aaron Matthew Johnson.
Michelle Neal
Edna Neal of Amarillo announces the engagement of her daughter, Michelle E., to Brian Brooks. The bride-elect also is the daughter of the late Rev. James E. Neal.
Lisa Wright
Mr. and Mrs. John Mason Wright of San Antonio announce the engagement of their daughter, Lisa Lane, to Floyd Cole Webb.
Megan Pedigo
Lisa and Ralph Pedigo of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Megan Lauren, to Ronnie Edward Cherry Jr.
Rikki Nolte
Emily and Ed Nolte of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Rikki, to Bradly Hanson.
Kassidi Ferguson
Kymberly Beeson of Amarillo and Angie and Kelly Ferguson of Hartley announce the engagement of their daughter, Kassidi Kae Ferguson, to Ricky James House.
Catherine Henderson
Kimbra and Kim Wade of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine Lea Henderson, to Donnie Wade Adams. The bride-elect also is the daughter of the late Susan Rebecca Babb.
Britten Cheyne
Polly and Dennis Cheyne of Amarillo announce the engagement of their daughter, Britten Leigh, to Christopher Dean Buster.
JOY CAMBERN GIBBS graduated May 11 from Texas Tech University School of Law in Lubbock.
Daughter of Canyon pair graduates
KALIE LOWRIE, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. David Lowrie Jr. of Canyon, graduated magna cum laude from Howard Payne University on May 13 with a double major in political science and English.
New Officers
The board of directors of CHILDREN'S LEARNING CENTERS OF AMARILLO INC. recently named Steve Burton as the new executive director and Paul Hudson as deputy executive director. The two have been co-directors of the organization since 2005.
JOHNATHON BOURESSA of Amarillo received an associate degree in criminal justice from the Johnson & Wales University College of Business in Denver.
Naturally making the cut, color
Hair is going au naturel this summer.
Rosemond: Video games steal children's creativity
When video games first came out, I warned my readers that they were not appropriate for children. I maintained they were not games. Rather, they produced stress and were addictive, literally.
June Jazz concert today to feature The Martinis
June Jazz concert today to feature The Martinis
Food Establishment Inspection Report: From May 25-31
EDITOR'S NOTE: The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that will appear on Mondays.
This Buff tough enough
Kent Neal and Josh McCoy were looking for redemption.
Dimmitt bestows honor on former coach Blaine
The impact of John Blaine in Dimmitt stands the test of time. More than a half-century has passed since he last coached at Dimmitt, but he was honored Sunday in a way that will have a lasting effect.
Randall coach resigns
to coach at Cedar Hill
After nine district titles in 10 years, the Steve Ribera era at Randall has ended.
Greenbelt Bowl defenses shine
CHILDRESS - All-star games generally turn into offensive shootouts.
Ortiz-ed in Game 1, Rangers earn split
BOSTON - After falling prey to David Ortiz's late-inning heroics in the first game of a doubleheader, the Texas Rangers' offense made sure not to give him another chance to be the hero.
Contreras extends win streak to 15
ARLINGTON - Jose Contreras won his 15th straight decision, striking out a career-high 11 and pitching the Chicago White Sox to an 8-3 victory over the Texas Rangers on Monday night.
Pro Basketball
At U.S. camp, focus extends to family
HAMBURG, GERMANY - Father may indeed know best.
Reality Czech
GELSENKIRCHEN, GERMANY - The United States looked like a bewildered World Cup newcomer again.
Former surfer awash in World Cup
On a bus ride back from their 2002 World Cup quarterfinal loss to Germany in Korea, the U.S. men's national team broke out into song.
Nadal rolls Federer in French Open final
PARIS - Unflappable and unbeatable against anyone else, Roger Federer looked helpless at times Sunday, his bid for a fourth consecutive Grand Slam title disappearing in the clouds of clay kicked up by Rafael Nadal.
Hamlin claims first victory
LONG POND, PA. - Denny Hamlin made more pit stops than any other driver during Sunday's Pocono 500 - and he avoided NASCAR's radar gun each time.
Gordon thankful after crash
LONG POND, PA. - Jeff Gordon couldn't believe his eyes when he got out of his crumpled Chevrolet on the 192nd lap of Sunday's Pocono 500.
Mavs should return NBA champs
DALLAS - Attention, Mavs fans: In the NBA Finals ticket package you split with your business partner, here's hoping you didn't draw Games 6 and 7.
Mavs remember Riley in '88
DALLAS - Until now, the proudest moment in Dallas' NBA playoff history may have come in 1988, when the Mavericks took the Los Angeles Lakers to seven games in an epic Western Conference finals.
amarillo.com | Local News: Macaroni Joe's changing hands 06/13/06
ASHLAND, ORE. - When death strikes a coral reef, whether from an oil spill off Mexico or sediment unleashed by a dam bursting in Hawaii, marine biologists know what to look for, but not how to document and preserve their findings so they will hold up in court.
CSI: Coral reefUnderwater perps beware
ASHLAND, ORE. - When death strikes a coral reef, whether from an oil spill off Mexico or sediment unleashed by a dam bursting in Hawaii, marine biologists know what to look for, but not how to document and preserve their findings so they will hold up in court.
Taking to the streets
Gabriel Samora, 8, bicycles across a puddle near his home at Southest 19th Avenue and Marrs Street as rain splashed Amarillo on Monday.
Drug seizures in millions locally
Texas Department of Public Safety troopers in the Texas Panhandle have already seized millions of dollars in drugs and currency during traffic stops this year.<
Grass fire turns hot day hotter
A grass fire sent a plume of smoke spiraling over northeast Amarillo early Sunday afternoon as a grass fire scorched a field between Lakeside Street and Whitaker Road near 24th Avenue.
Coffe Shop: Rodgers completes basic combat training
Army National Guard Pvt. DAVID A. RODGERS has graduated from basic combat training at Fort Jackson, Columbia, S.C.
RRISD plans to acquire land for high school
Trustees for the River Road Independent School District plan to acquire four properties that will make for a complete high school complex, roughly bordered by U.S. Highway 287, Mobley Avenue and Cottonwood Avenue.
Bugs sent in to do battle
If bugs from Greece can't get the job done along the Canadian River, maybe some from Uzbekistan can.
Man whose daughter hit by truck sentenced
An Amarillo man, whose 2-year-old daughter fell out of a truck in January of last year and was hit by a city trash truck, was sentenced Monday.
Choral director guiding young voices
A singer can sing soft or loud, bright like a trumpet or dark like a cello.
Two plead guilty in tax theft case
And then there was one.
Online degrees growing in popularity
For every nine students parked in a college classroom by 2008, a 10th will be parked at a computer, learning statistics at Starbucks or studying Jefferson in jammies at home.
Fire department: Blazes at apartment intentional
Fire department: Blazes at apartment intentional
Standing the test of time
Commissioner Joe Kirkwood brought the concerns of renters who would not directly benefit from frozen taxes.
Patten-Carver Reunion recalls past memories
This week's Patten-Carver Reunion brings back memories of hard times for Amarillo's black schoolchildren in the 1930s, '40s and '50s and the struggles to obtain an education in times of racial segregation.
Block grant funding to be recommended
Amarillo's annual process for doling out federal funding for community services reaches a key step Tuesday when the Community Development Advisory Committee makes its recommendations to the City Commission
World traveler promotes Amarillo
Born in Munich, Germany, Jutta Matalka came to the United States in 1964 and arrived in Amarillo after spending some time in California and El Paso.
Firefighters kept busy on Sunday
Early-Morning Firefight: Amarillo firefighters surround a two-alarm fire consuming an abandoned building next to the King Apartment complex, 1518 S.E. 10th Ave., just after 1:21 a.m. Sunday.
Roethlisberger breaks jaw, nose in cycle crash
PITTSBURGH - Steelers star Ben Roethlisberger, the youngest quarterback to lead a team to the Super Bowl championship, broke his jaw and nose in a motorcycle crash Monday in which he was not wearing a helmet.
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Vernon Gene Robinson
STINNETT - Vernon Gene Robinson, 50, died Friday, June 9, 2006, in Oklahoma.
Marjorie Lou "Marge" Reynolds
PAMPA - Marjorie Lou "Marge" Reynolds, 88, died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Pedro "Pete" Prieto Sr.
Pedro "Pete" Prieto Sr., 62, of Amarillo died Friday, June 9, 2006.
Homer Warr
Homer Warr, 74, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 10, 2006.
Meade Michael
Meade Michael, 75, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 10, 2006.
Juanita Williams
Juanita Williams, 88, of Amarillo died Wednesday, June 7, 2006.
Alexander Joe Pena
Alexander Joe Pena, infant, died Saturday, June 10, 2006, in Amarillo.
Lewis Edmund "Bill" Riley
Lewis Edmund "Bill" Riley, 84, of Amarillo died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Ola Bell McClenny
Ola Bell McClenny, 89, of Amarillo died Monday, June 12, 2006.
Louise Prichard Turner Davis
Louise Prichard Turner Davis, 75, formerly of Canyon died Saturday, June 10, 2006, in San Antonio.
Hood H. Bennett
Hood H. Bennett, 90, of Amarillo died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Claude A. "Buddy" Black
DUMAS - Claude A. "Buddy" Black, 67, died Saturday, June 10, 2006.
Ronnie Green
LUBBOCK - Ronnie Green, 65, died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Marjorie Lou "Marge" Reynolds
PAMPA - Marjorie Lou "Marge" Reynolds, 88, died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Judith Marie Hathaway Sanders
BOISE CITY, OKLA. - Judith Marie Hathaway Sanders, 63, died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Judy Smith
Judy Smith, 64, of Amarillo died Thursday, June 8, 2006.
Lu Nell Isett
EDMOND, OKLA. - Lu Nell Isett, 71, died Sunday, June 11, 2006.
Martha Mannin Stark
Martha Mannin Stark, 65, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 10, 2006.
Services Pending
Evelyn Schieber
Evelyn Schieber, 89, of Amarillo died Monday, June 12, 2006.
Connie Alver
DALHART - Connie Alver, 98, died Saturday, June 10, 2006, in Amarillo.
Mary Helen McIntire
CHILDRESS - Mary Helen McIntire, 81, died Monday, June 12, 2006.
Obits- Text Only
Martha Mannin Stark, 65, of Amarillo died Saturday, June 10, 2006.
Dear Heloise: Gift receipts thoughtful
DEAR HELOISE: I have a new baby and received lots of presents for her. Unfortunately, many were duplicates or the wrong size, etc. Returning these items or trying to exchange them without a receipt proved extremely difficult. Many stores are not allowing any types of returns without a receipt to reduce "shrinkage" or fraud.
Monday Briefing
A lot of parents wonder what to do with their kids during the long, hot days of summer.
Dr Gott: No need to give up dessert with 'no flour' diet
DEAR DR. GOTT: Having successfully followed your no-sugar, no-flour diet and going from 228 pounds to 195 pounds, I have come to a place where I need to fine-tune it for the future. Does "flour" include oatmeal and cornmeal? I assume rice flour is included in "flour." Do fruit and berry sweeteners count as sugar? I have always thought it was only refined sugar or syrups.
Letters to the editor
This generation leaving sorry fiscal legacy
Offer illegal Mexican immigrants citizenship, not jail
Have you ever driven just an ooch over the speed limit, or crept through a stop sign?
Another wrinkle in tax debate
Taking verbatim from Monday's court agenda, Potter County commissioners unanimously approved "recognizing the verification of the petition submitted for an election on limiting taxes for the elderly and disabled," along with the calling of "the election for the next available uniform election date" and authorized "the county judge to sign the election order."
Do we want an educated populace - or simply a compliant one?
Greg Sagan,s June 6 column, "Schools lack power over kids, home experience," was very well-written. But it left far more questions unanswered than it successfully addressed.
Must-read for reps: 'Statesmanship for Dummies'
As a corporate trainer, I have often had occasion to ask groups: "How do you know when someone is listening to you?"
Letters to the Editor
Lawsuit against manufacturer won't help
Guest Column: Amnesty and guest worker program not the same thing
WACO - Texas agriculture has an acute need for a dependable supply of labor. A study of the current labor supply and recent history suggest that many of the tasks that must be performed on farms and ranches will not be done by most citizens of the United States.
Test patterns don't pass test
It is understandable if Amarillo Independent School District Superintendent Rod Schroder is suffering from a case of deja vu - all over again.
Interest going up downtown
Momentum for redeveloping downtown Amarillo appears to be gathering some steam.
Dear Abby:Workers suffer overexposure
DEAR ABBY: Most of us appreciate the joy of a new parent showing off snapshots for the first few months of a child's life. But enough, already!
Dr. Gott: Book is food for thought about death
DEAR DR. GOTT: Well, I have done my homework assignment. I have read and tried to digest "The End of Faith" by Sam Harris (W.W. Norton, 2005). It was not easy reading or easily understood, but I am interested in the subject and did get a great deal from the book. It was scary and did reflect many of my concerns about the narrow-mindedness of so many. I don't know many who would get past the first chapter, but I, fortunately, have three children and a husband who would get much thought from it and much agreement.
It's All Trew: Past generations better at doing without
There's a big difference in the seemingly "throwaway world" of today and the "save it, use it up" world of yesterday.
Dear Abby: Nosy aunt's snooping sign of deeper disorder?
DEAR ABBY: I have a suggestion for "Wondering in Cleveland," whose Aunt Irene goes prowling through drawers during family gatherings. Rather than excluding her from future family get-togethers, how about leaving notes in all the drawers that say something like, "Hello, Aunt Irene. We hope that all our drawers pass your inspection!"
Heloise: Consider this about credit reports
DEAR HELOISE: There are two things I want to make you aware of pertaining to your credit report. It is always a good idea to close unused accounts, but if you close all those accounts, you actually could damage your credit rating (score) by lowering it. Almost any action you take in regard to your credit will have an impact on it. For instance, if you are shopping for a car or other product and go to different dealers to shop for the best deal, each time a dealer makes a credit inquiry, it could drop your credit score a few points. If you go to a lot of places, it could dramatically impact your credit score. Then, a couple of weeks later, if you make an application to purchase a new home, you could have a lower credit score, which could affect your interest rate. - CLIF, VIA E-MAIL
WT's Cobb takes early lead at national rodeo
West Texas A&M's Zach Cobb captured the lead Monday during the opening rounds of steer wrestling at the College National Finals Rodeo in Casper, Wyo., turning in a time of 4.2 seconds.
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Holiday Season
Celebrate the holidays at the Deering Estate with an exciting line-up of events for the entire family to enjoy! Please note that the Deering Estate will be closed on December 25th.
This holiday season, give the gift of membership to family & friends so they can enjoy the Deering Estate throughout the year. Purchase ONLINE or call 305-235-1668 ext. 263.
Deering Holiday Wonderland
Daily, Dec. 1 -31, 2015 10:00 am -4:00 pm
Please note that the Deering Estate is closed on Christmas Day.
Free with Estate Admission
Visitors can tour the elegant and historic houses of the Deering Estate as they come alive with holiday accents and decorations, created by local garden clubs and community organizations. Guests can explore the beautifully landscaped main grounds and historic buildings at leisure, or enjoy a guided house tour of the estate at 10:30 am or 3:00 pm.
Tree Lighting Ceremony
Friday, December 4, 2015
7:00 pm – 9:00 pm
$12 for adults & $7 for children (ages 4-14); Free for Foundation Members.
Purchase tickets at event or by calling 305-235-1668 ext. 233.
Kick off the holiday season and enjoy some of your favorite holiday music performed by the Yuletide Carolers. There will also be a Handbell group performance by Cornerstone Church (formerly Perrine-Peters) at 7:15 pm & 8:15 pm in the Stone House Ballroom. Children can also participate in the lighting of the tree in the historic Stone House Ballroom.
Wags n'Whiskers Furtography with Santa in partnership with Miami-Dade Animal Services
Sunday, December 6, 2015
10:00 am – 2:00 pm at the Visitor Center
FREE & open to the public; personal and professional pictures for a fee.
Bring your family pet (dogs & cats only) for holiday photos with Santa at the Deering Estate Visitor Center! Pet adoptions (for a reduced fee) will also be available onsite from Miami-Dade County Animal Services' (Animal Services) HOPE Express mobile pet adoption trailer! Personal and professional pictures available for a fee. Free photos for pets adopted that day. Please bring pets on leash or in carriers. Please note that only service animals are permitted on the main Estate grounds.
Greater Miami Youth Symphony Holiday Concert
Friday, December 11, 2015
Concert 7:30 pm – 9:00 pm (Meet the Artist Reception 7:00PM)
$7 all ages; advance ticket sales suggested, no passes or discounts.
Purchase tickets ONLINE or by calling 305-235-1668 ext. 233.
The Deering Estate's Youth Musicians in Residence, the Greater Miami Youth Symphony (GMYS), will perform a special Holiday Concert and Recital in the Stone House Ballroom.
Story Time & Photos with Santa
Saturday, December 12 & 19, 2015
10:00 am – 12:00 pm
Free with Estate admission; Free for Foundation Members.
Santa Claus will be visiting the Deering Estate for story-time and photos in the historic Stone House Ballroom. Children can also participate in holiday arts & crafts activities. Limited seating available. Photos with Santa available for an additional fee – $10 professional digital photo or $5 sitting fee/personal camera.
Holiday Bay Cruise
Sunday, December 13, 2015
11:00 am – 1:00 pm – Purchase tickets ONLINE
2:00 pm – 4:00 pm – Purchase tickets ONLINE
$35 per person
Purchase tickets online or by calling 305-235-1668 ext. 233.
Take a break from your holiday shopping and enjoy a relaxing cruise on the Bay!
Exhibit Evening: Youth Arts Exhibit & Holiday Wonderland
Design & Build Exhibit – Gnome Homes
Wednesday, December 16, 2015
6:30 pm – 9:00 pm
FREE & open to the public
Winter Camp
Session 1: "Reptiles"
Monday – Wednesday, December 21-23, 2015
Session 2: "Fish"
Monday – Wednesday, December 28-30, 2015
9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Before care is from 7:30 am to 5:00 pm.
Pick-up from 4:00 pm to 5:00 pm; Late pick-up from 5:00 pm to 6:00 pm available for an additional fee.
Learn about the native and introduced reptiles and fish that inhabit the Everglades and South Florida! From geckos to pythons, and from minnows to sharks, Florida contains a wide range of reptiles and fish. Join us this winter camp as we explore the cold-blooded and find out how they adapt to the chilly season.
Deering Holiday Wonderland
Daily, December 1-31, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm
Free with Estate admission: $12 for adults & $7 for children (ages 4-14).
Please note that the Deering Estate at Cutler will be closed on Christmas Day.
Throughout December, visitors can tour the elegant and historic houses at the Deering Estate as they come alive with holiday accents and decorations! The "Holiday Wonderland" is an annual tradition and a special project of local garden clubs and community organizations.
The Deering Estate Foundation, Inc. and the Deering Estate would like to thank the garden clubs and community organizations for their decorating efforts and contributions to the 2015 Deering "Holiday Wonderland." A special thanks to the 100 Ladies of Deering for their generous sponsorship of the Ballroom tree and Ballroom decorations.
Coral Pines Garden Club
Dadeland Garden Club
Ken Pines Garden Club
MacArthur South Family and Consumer Sciences Department 4H
Palmetto Bay Garden Club
Pinecrest Garden Club
RF Orchids, Inc.
South Miami Garden Club
Sunset Park Garden Club
The Florida Association of Family and Consumer Sciences-District J
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