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Honorable mention
On Oct. 31, the Roman Catholic Church, together with the World Luthern Federation, signed a document 30 years in the making. The result, an agreement between the Catholic and Lutheran churches, is a significant step of unity and communion between Christians.
The document signed in Augsburg, establishes a new understanding regarding one of the most debated points dividing Catholics and Lutherans' doctrine of justification. This move is a key moment in the ecumenical history.
Why did the Amarillo Globe-News not mention such an historic event? Not one of the local news channels, nor either edition of the paper, mentioned this event. The Panhandle proudly boasts healthy congregations of Catholics and Lutherans, many of whom subscribe to this paper. Would it not be fair to mention this historic moment?
Even the Wall Street Journal mentioned this occasion, relating this to all faiths, not just the two involved.
A positive step for all mankind has occurred.
It would be wonderful to see such noteworthy moments recognized by our local paper. Positive incidents like this do a great deal to promote greater understanding and respect among all faiths. After all, is this not what God wants?
Special interests
I would like to respond to your Oct. 14 editorial, "Law enforcement opposes legalization."
I think it is critical to point out that it is impossible to expect an honest and unbiased opinion from a group of people - in this case law enforcement - that has a vested interest in a particular issue.
In the case of drug policy, the law enforcement community has a financial interest in seeing that it continues. When a police department makes a drug-related arrest, its officers can seize that person's property even if charges are never brought against that person. If the current policy was reversed, law enforcement would stand to lose millions of dollars a year in revenue.
Additionally, Sheriff Joe Bowdich rejected calling the drug policy a "war" because wars kill people and "we're not killing people. Drugs are killing people."
I wonder what the widow of Mario Paz would say to that. The L.A. Times reported that Paz was shot twice in the back on Aug. 9 during a marijuana raid by police in El Monte, Calif.
No marijuana was found, nor do police believe the family has any connection to drug activity. However, they have seized the family's $10,000 life savings and still have not returned it to them.
Then there is Donald Scott, who, according to an article in The Nation, was killed in a marijuana raid conducted by the L.A. Sheriff's Department on Scott's Malibu ranch in 1992.
An investigation of the shooting by the Ventura District Attorney's Office revealed that one of the primary motivations was the police had hoped to seize Scott's property, which he had previously refused to sell. Again, no drugs were found.
Ironically, both of these deaths were caused in the pursuit of a drug which has a physically unattainable fatal dosage; that is, it cannot kill a person (unlike alcohol). Paz and Scott didn't need the drug - the police did the job for them.
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A gray day
The Texas Panhandle War Memorial - what a splendid idea to honor those who gave the last full measure for the freedoms we take for granted today. What better way to recognize their sacrifices than this small tribute?
However, who was the culprit who decided to honor veterans of wars only between 1898 and 1991? Did we not have a Revolutionary War in 1775-1783? Were there no lasting sacrifices made then?
And, of course, the most blatant omission is the Civil War, or more aptly, the War Between the States.
This war cost more American lives than all others combined (600,000). More Americans died in one day in the Battle of Antietam than in any other in battle in our history. The Civil War brought innovations such as submarines, torpedoes, metal warships, aerial surveillance, repeating firearms, advanced combat tactics, but more importantly, the diminishing of states' rights. This war gave Texas its most famous fighting unit, Hood's Texas Brigade.
Maybe the "committee" does not realize that there are Confederate veterans buried in almost all Panhandle cemeteries.
I would beseech those presenting the Texas Panhandle War Memorial to remember the boys in gray!
No reason for closure
I have recently been saddened by, and also needing a better understanding of, the closure of Baptist-St. Anthony's Bone Marrow Transplant Unit. Five years ago, my mother was diagnosed with multiple myeloma cancer.
She was never a candidate for the transplant process. But we were introduced to a first-class hospital and cancer unit and first-class doctors. Over the four years she lived following the diagnosis, and through many treatments, we found nothing but great care for her.
We have medical staff from Dallas in our family who came to Amarillo to check into the facilities available here for their grandmother. After spending time with the doctors and staff, they saw nothing but the best in Amarillo.
Since my mother's death in June 1998, another family member has been diagnosed with and is being treated for leukemia at the same facility. Again, we have been very pleased with the care he has received. But after tests showed he was definitely a candidate for a transplant, even using his own stem cells, the unit closed.
What happened to BSA's Christian foundation? Maybe only seven patients were treated through the facility at the first of the year, but were they not valuable lives saved?
What about the other seven or more who where prepared to use the facility the rest of the year? Can we put a price on even one life?
How long will the best cancer doctors be able to stay in Amarillo if they don't have the best facilities in which to treat their patients?
A little soap goes a long way
Please allow me a few comments on recent topics.
I believe George W. Bush and Steve Forbes would be just the ticket for America's economy. One could balance the budget while the other pays off the national debt. (OK, maybe Ross Perot and Donald Trump.)
And I feel so bad that Liddy lost her chance at the White House. She so wanted to try out her new Hoover on it.
They say President Clinton had a 1,300-person entourage on one little African trip. Wow. Even for Willie, that's a lot of interns. But I do believe he never inhaled. Since he entered the White House, no one passing by inhales.
Then there's the Nic Narcs, busting Florida teens for smoking tobacco? Oh, thank heavens! I so feared they might waste time and money catching real criminals.
Mike Tyson missed the bell - again. Remember when he thought it was a dinner bell? And the ear du jour a cauliflower?
Jesse La Booby opines that organized religion is for "weak-minded" people. So why isn't he pope?
And I'll never believe that "artist" Chris Ofili deliberately splashed that manure on his "Blessed Virgin Mary" caricature. Could he help it if he sneezed his brains out?
Speaking of brains, I asked Gov. Gary Johnson for one good reason to legalize drugs. He said, "I'll give you 50. No. 1: It's groovy, man! No. 2: It's groovy, man! No. 3: It's groovy, man!" (I guessed the rest.)
Finally, some local folks are complaining about unmarked cars. Not me!
I'd even volunteer to drive one. I believe that would help these good folks because the way I drive, it wouldn't stay unmarked for long.
Thanks for the soapbox.
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NewsJuly 03 2012
Lyman alumni will meet for reunion
Posted by Lucy
The first graduating class of Lyman High School, the class of 1972, will gather for their 40th school reunion Friday, July 27 at the Medicine Creek Golf Course clubhouse at 7 PM.
According to Sherri Swinson Miller, information about the gathering has gone out late, but she is hopeful that classmates will contact each other to help inform everyone.
The Lyman class of 1977 will meet Saturday, July 28 from 4 to 6 PM at the New Frontier Campground in Presho for brats prior to the Lyman Alumni Reunion at the Kennebec gym starting at 6 PM.
All honor classes, those ending in "2" and "7" will be introduced at the reunion and photos taken for publication in the Herald.
- LHS to crown King & Queen Monday, Sept. 26
- Lyman PF Chapter plans Banquet
- Kennebec hosts Rodeo for Cowboys and Cowgirls, age 4 to 18
- GLF Update: "The Miller Challenge"
- Pheasant survey indicates Lyman County routes among highest in state
- Court rules on County State's election
- Enrollment up at the start of the new year
- Fall sports back in action
- Kennebec to celebrate Lake Byre Day
- Presho Firefighters receive Grain Bin Rescue equipment and training
- Lyman County ACS Survivor celebration event
- Swimming season comes to an end

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Written by Jen Finn
January 24, 2013
Humans weren't the only ones shaken up when Superstorm Sandy tore through New Jersey last fall. Wind, waves and storm surge re-sculpted much of the state's coastline, with potentially disastrous consequences for two of our state's iconic critters: horseshoe crabs and the Red Knot sandpipers whose lives depend on them.
The Red Knot is the ultramarathoner of shore birds, migrating each spring from one end of the Earth to the other, from its winter home in Tierra del Fuego at the southern tip of South America to its summer breeding grounds in the North American Arctic. The most crucial stop in this incredible journey is a layover in New Jersey's Delaware Bayshore to gorge on eggs laid by horseshoe crabs.
Sandy damaged many of the best crab nesting beaches along the Bayshore, pushing sand into high dunes on the salt marshes and exposing mudflats, vegetative mats of marsh plant roots and age-old debris from abandoned fishing shacks. According to New Jersey Conservation biologist Dr. Emile DeVito, horseshoe crab nesting sites will likely be in short supply this spring.
Talk about bad timing! The state Senate and Assembly just introduced bills to lift the moratorium on the harvest of horseshoe crabs for bait. Bleeding horseshoe crabs for lysate, an important pharmaceutical need, is allowed, but many of those crabs also die upon return to the bay. According to Dr. DeVito, understanding the scientific evidence gathered on the near-extinct Red Knot might help our legislators and citizens realize exactly what's at stake.
Read the full story at the Times of Trenton>>
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Renowned Musician Tony DeSare and Big Time Rush Star James Maslow attend "Frankie Moreno – Under The Influence" at Planet Hollywood Resort & Casino
A review from Tony's performance with the Indianapolis Symphony this past weekend…
Tony performs today on Fox 10 Phoenix around 9:45am to promote his performance at Arizona Music Fest tonight!
The world's leading subscription music streaming company, Spotify, added I'll Be Home For Christmas from Tony DeSare's Christmas Home today.
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Tony DeSare, acclaimed singer/pianist and composer, has released his first Christmas album, Christmas Home, now available at Soundcloud, Spotify, and Apple music.
Inspired by America's most popular mid-century vocalists like Frank Sinatra, DeSare set out to recreate a more intimate sound and spirit of the 1950s and channel it into a new, "old-fashioned" Christmas album. Writing for a small studio orchestra – as Sinatra used on his Close to You and More album – rather than a large big band, DeSare's collaborators on the orchestrations were Fred Barton and Tedd Firth. The recording sessions were also captured on camera; each song on the album has a corresponding video that will be released on DeSare's YouTube channel throughout the holiday season. DeSare produced and mixed the album entirely in his home studio in upstate New York.
Christmas Home features several of the most beloved Christmas classics, including "I'll Be Home for Christmas," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas," and "It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas," as well as two original compositions.
Named a Rising Star Male Vocalist in Downbeat magazine, DeSare has won critical and popular acclaim for his concert performances throughout North America and abroad. From jazz clubs to Carnegie Hall to Las Vegas headlining with Don Rickles and major symphony orchestras, DeSare brings his fresh take on old school classics around the globe. DeSare has three top ten Billboard jazz albums under his belt and has been featured on the CBS Early Show, NPR, A Prairie Home Companion, and The Today Show.
Notwithstanding his critically acclaimed turns as a singer/pianist, DeSare is also an accomplished award-winning composer. He won first place in the USA Songwriting Contest, and has written the theme song for the motion picture, My Date with Drew, along with several broadcast commercials.
DeSare's recent and upcoming appearances include the Pittsburgh Symphony, Seattle Symphony, Arizona Music Festival, The Smith Center in Las Vegas and the Cincinnati Pops Orchestra. DeSare releases new recordings, videos of standards and new originals every few weeks on his YouTube channel, iTunes and Spotify.
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Tony DeSare, acclaimed singer/pianist and composer has released his first Christmas album, heavily inspired by the Frank Sinatra album from 1957 entitled Close To You & More.
Close to You and More is a rarity in that Sinatra always recorded with large big bands or orchestras and this one was with a small chamber group centered around the famed Hollywood String Quartet featuring Felix and Eleanor Aller Slatkin (parents of famous conductor, Leonard Slatkin).
DeSare set out to recreate the instrumentation and spirit of Close to You and channel it into an "old fashioned Christmas album". After a few months of painstakingly working on arrangements with Fred Barton and Tedd Firth, the group recorded live in Tony's home studio just north of New York City. The sessions were also captured on camera and each song has a corresponding video to go with to be released on his YouTube channel throughout the holiday season. DeSare also produced and mixed the album entirely in his home studio in upstate New York.
Christmas Home features several of the most highly regarded Christmas classics including I'll Be Home for Christmas, Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas, It's Beginning to Look a Lot Like Christmas as well as two originals.
PREORDER ON ITUNES HERE: https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/christmas-home/id1053566463
Pre-order and preview Tony's new Christmas CD, Christmas Home, now on iTunes. The iTunes version has been mastered for iTunes for the best digital sound possible.
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It was not Delphine's habit to visit bordellos, but she had a duty to ensure that Maisie, who had disappeared from the orphanage, was safely with her mother. Granted, this particular bordello was of a most prestigious kind, but although the location was not beyond criticism, it was certainly no place for a lady. The genteel world of Delphine's mother and sisters, however, had begun to matter less and less of late.
Delphine was usually accompanied by one of her mother's footmen who drove her in the carriage, but today he had duties at the house so she'd gone to the orphanage alone. Two of the children had gone down with temperatures and a rash. After isolating them and on the point of leaving, one of the warders had informed her that Maisie was missing. Delphine had a good idea where she could be foundthere was nothing for it but to go after her.
The evening was warm and sultry and oppressive, the kind of oppression that comes before a storm. Mrs Cox's was an imposing three-storey building, and torchlights burned on each side of the red-painted door. Delphine was admitted to this house of assignation by Fergus Daley, the man Mrs Cox employed to keep order within the house and the rougher elements of the district out. The purple livery he wore looked out of place on his huge frame. The bones of his face were pronounced, with a lantern jaw sharp enough to cut paper. His crooked nose, which had been broken several times during his years as a pugilist, and his eye sockets set deep beneath his heavy brow gave his face a sinister look. But now he smiled, for Miss Cameron was a regular visitor to the house when she was looking for young Maisie.
'Welcome to our house of pleasure, Miss Cameron,' he greeted jovially in a deep, baritone voice, his expression warm and welcoming.
'House of depravity, more like, Fergus,' she replied in hushed tones as she placed her brown-leather bag containing medicaments and dressings on the hall table, 'but don't tell Mrs Cox I said so.'
'Wouldn't dream of it, miss,' he replied, giving her a conspiratorial wink. 'I think I know why you're hereand I don't think it's to sell your body for what pitiful rewards a common man could offer you.'
'How right you are, Fergusnot even for the king himself. I can only hope my parents never learn I come here.'
'Not from me, Miss Cameron, and while you are here, you are solely under my protection.'
'That's a comfort to me, Fergus,' she said, standing back to allow an inebriated gentleman to sway past and disappear into the salon, his clothes in some disarray. During business hours there were always gentlemen present.
'If it's young Maisie you're looking for, she arrived an hour since.'
Delphine uttered a sigh of relief. 'Thank goodness. I do wish she wouldn't run away like that. If only she knew how much trouble she causes. She's just a child. She shouldn't be here.' What Delphine said was true. She'd been doing her charity work in and around the area of Covent Garden and St Giles long enough to know that wealthy and depraved gentlemen of the city would pay a fine price for girls as young as Maisie.
Fergus nodded towards the curved staircase. 'She's with Megor the Luscious Delphine as she's calling herself these days.'
'She does seem to have taken a fancy to my name,' Delphine remarked, laughing lightly, 'although last month it was Gorgeous Louella and the month before that Sweet Angel. I find her peculiar taste in names rather odd. She seems to change it whenever another takes her fancy. It must be very confusing for her clientsbut I suppose it adds to her mystique. Can I go up?'
He nodded. 'She's no clients tonightwhich you can put down to Will Kelly. He was here earlier.'
Delphine glanced at him in alarm. It was no secret that Fergus had no liking for Will Kelly, nor the devious and often brutal way he went about procuring girls for Mrs Cox's brothel. 'Has he hurt her?'
'You'll see for yourselfbut I swear I'll swing for the bastard if he lays a finger on young Maisie and he knows it, if you'll forgive me for saying so, Miss Cameron. Go on up. I'll have to tell Mrs Cox you're here.'
'Then I'll disappear before she sees me.' Delphine was hoping to avoid seeing the strict madam of this establishment.
With such an impressive array of whores available, Mrs Cox's business profited from well-heeled and aristocratic customers. Mrs Coxif that was indeed her namealways dressed plainly in a black gown, her greying hair pulled severely back into a knot at the back of her head: the very picture of respectability. She might have been someone's grandmother, but Delphine knew she was not. Mrs Cox had lived a life and knew how to make it pay.
She was very proud of her establishment. Some of the girls were brought to her from the provinces by the ruthless procurer Will Kelly, who took a fair cut of the profits from the brothel's immoral earnings. Mrs Cox chose the other girls from poverty-stricken backgrounds and girls whose indiscretions had made them outcasts from their own kind. She taught them how to give pleasure by offering clients temptations to which they could yield. Love didn't come into itwhat went on in Mrs Cox's establishment made a mockery of love.
From the spacious hallwhich was hardly what one would expect of a bordello, with its light oak-panelled walls and black-and-white-tiled floorDelphine, hearing excited ribald laughter and raised voices, glanced into the main salon where young women in various stages of undress were lolling about on sofas. She had been to the house several times during the day and thought nothing of it.
Tonight, the sight of scantily clad female bodies both shocked and excited her. The flimsy garments clung to their figures, showing off curves of pearly flesh gleaming in the soft light. The tantalising half-sight of their bodies weaving into the heady scents of perfume was more arousing to the gentlemen pawing them than nakedness would have been. The girls were taking refreshment with clients before going upstairs. Sometimes the gentlemen preferred girls to come to their places of residence, a service they were charged extra forand as for what happened after that, well, it was no business of hers.
The salon was elegant with its dark-blue carpet and crystal chandeliers. Occasional tables and padded chairs were scattered about and scarlet-velvet curtains, deeply fringed with gold, hung at the windows. Venetian mirrors adorned the walls, along with gilded lewd pictures of nudes in elegant poses. There were ferns in jardinieres so tall they almost reached the high ceiling; plinths on either side of the room held beautiful, life-sized Italian marble statues of male nudes of such quality one would expect to see them in the house of a nobleman, not in a bordello.
Lifting her skirts slightly Delphine began to climb the stairs. The air was sweetened by perfumed candles. Reaching the top, she went down one of the two landings, halting at the door at the end. Knocking gently and hearing a voice telling her to come in, she opened the door and entered a rose-pink boudoir. Its furnishings were surprisingly cosy; facing Delphine was a dressing table littered with cosmetic pots, perfumes and a silver-backed hairbrush, the border of the gilt mirror carved with cherubs.
Meg was reclining on a low couch, toying with her dyed red hair. With her big blue eyes, full soft lips and luscious form, there was little wonder men couldn't resist her. Expecting her visitor, for she knew Delphine would come after the child, she gave her husky laugh and stretched luxuriously like a cat, raising a shimmering leg and admiring its shapeliness whilst watching Delphine out of the corner of her eye, trying to gauge the effect of the voluptuousness barely contained within her violet-silk robe. When she registered neither shock nor horror in Delphine's countenance, she rose, drawing the robe tight about her body.
'I suppose you're looking for Maisie.' She nodded towards the ten-year-old child asleep on the bed. 'She went to sleep straight away. I didn't want to wake her.'
'Noof course not. I had to come, Meg, to make sure she was safe. I know Mrs Cox thinks I ought to mind my own business, but anything could have happened to her.'
A wry smile twisted Meg's lips. 'Mrs Cox? Don't be fooled by her.'
'I'm not.'
'She's a trollop as old as sin, but she's right. You should mind your own business,' Meg remarked, sitting back on the couch.
'I come here because I care.'
'Why should you?' Meg said, with a haughty toss of her head. 'You with your fancy name and fancy clothes and all your airs and graces. Why would someone like you care about people like me and my Maisie?'
'Because I do. I do care about you and Maisie, otherwise I wouldn't be hereand as for my name, you appear to be making good use of it.'
'Ayemaybe. I like it, that's why, but I don't own it and there's the difference. You don't belong here.'
'Neither do you, Meg. None of the girls doand Maisie certainly doesn't.' Delphine glanced across at the sleeping child curled up against the pillows. She was an extremely pretty child, with large green eyes and an abundance of light blonde hair, and she remained devoted to her mother, despite her neglect.
Meg shrugged. 'I can't help it if she keeps on coming. And as for the others, it's become a way of life for themmost of them driven to it by one hardship or another.'
'Don't make it a way of life for Maisie. She deserves better.'
'I have to make a living,' Meg replied, her voice hard and flat.
Delphine crossed the room and crouched on the floor beside her. 'You don't have to stay here. Take her away, Meg. Somewhere decent. I'll help you all I can.'
'I don't want charity; besides, I can't leave. You see, this is where I want to bewhere I choose to be.'
'Why? Because it excites you? Because you can't leave Will Kelly? For heaven's sake, Meg, look at you,' Delphine hissed, taking one of Meg's arms and shoving up the sleeve to reveal a host of bruises, some purple and some yellowing with age. 'He's a cruel, overbearing bully. I simply cannot for the life of me understand why you tolerate his ill treatment.'
Meg shrugged, jerking her arm out of Delphine's grasp and pulling down her sleeve. 'I've had worse. He does care for me.'
'Nonsense. He merely seeks to use you. If he cared for you, he would not have brought you here. You know full well, Meg, he may be all flattery and honey when he's sober, but once he starts drinkingwellI'm the one who patches you up. I've seen the results of his behaviour once too often. Oh, Meg, please think about it.'
'I try not to think. I accept what there is.'
'Don't give him the chance to hurt you again. I implore you.'
Meg's face clenched up like a fist as she fought to keep her voice under control. 'I need no instructions from you on how to conduct myself.'
'Of course notbut really I am most concerned about you.'
'Save your concern for someone else,' she grumbled ungraciously. 'I'm quite capable of taking care of myself.'
'Are you?' Delphine pressed. 'I beg you to go away somewherefor Maisie's sake as well as your own. She is but a child and deserves better than this. You once worked in the theatre as an actress, touring the provinces. Could you not go back? It has to be better than this.'


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Amarillo Botanical Gardens 1400 Streit Drive. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri. 1-5 p.m. Sat-Sun. Free. 352-6513 or www.amarillobotanicalgardens.org.
Amarillo Museum of Art "Selections from the Permanent Collection" and "Visionary Connoisseurship: The Mari and James A. Michener Collection of 20th Century American Paintings" through Aug. 25. 2200 S. Van Buren St., Amarillo. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Fri, 1-5 p.m. Sat-Sun. Closed during installation week. Free; donations accepted. 371-5050.
American Quarter Horse Heritage Center & Museum 2601 E. Interstate 40, Amarillo. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. Noon-5 p.m. Sun. AQHA members free. Adults $4, seniors $3.50, children 6-18 $2.50, under 5 free. 376-5181.
Don Harrington Discovery Center "The Search for Life in the Universe" planetarium show through Sept. 2. Showtimes 11 a.m., 1 p.m., 2 p.m. and 3 p.m. Tue-Sat and 2 and 3 p.m. Sun. 1200 Streit Drive, Amarillo. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Tue-Sat. 1-5 p.m. Sun. Admission free for members; $5 for nonmembers ages 3 and up, $4 for seniors. 355-9547.
English Field Air & Space Museum 2014 English Road. Noon-5 p.m. Sat and Sun. Free; donations accepted. 335-1812 or texasaviationmuseum.org.
Harrington House 1600 S. Polk St. Tours on the half-hour 10 a.m.-12:30 p.m. Tue and Thur. Reservations required. 374-5490. Free.
Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum "Ben Carlton Mead: A Centennial Exposition" through Sept. 8, "Heels and Toes and Everything Goes: The Cowboy Boot as Art" and "A. Brandt Ranch Oak Furniture" through Sept. 22, "Flat Places" through Nov. 15 and "Flappers and Fads: Fashions of the Jazz Age" through January. "People of the Plains: Experiments in Living" continues. 2401 W. Fourth Ave, Canyon. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat, 1-6 p.m. Sun. Adults $4, seniors $3, children 4-12 $1, under 3 free. 651-2244.
Armstrong County Museum Art Gallery "Panhandle Grasslands" by Len Slesick and "Favorite Places" by Ginny Slesick through Wed. Oils by George and Ollie McSpadden Thur-Aug. 31. 120 N. Trice St., Claude. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tue-Fri, 1-4 p.m. Sat-Sun. Free. 226-2187.
Carson County Square House Museum Art exhibition by Len and Ginny Slesick through Wed in the Hazlewood Building. Art exhibition by Patsy Kisor through Aug. 31 in Square House Gallery. Texas Highway 207 and Fifth Avenue, Panhandle. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat, 1-5 p.m. Sun. Free; donations accepted. 537-3524.
Deaf Smith County Historical Museum 400 Sampson St., Hereford. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. Free; donations accepted. 363-7070.
Devil's Rope Museum and Route 66 Museum 100 Kingsley St., McLean. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tue-Sat. Free; donations accepted.
Hutchinson County Museum 618 N. Main St., Borger. 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon.-Fri., 11 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Sat. Free; donations accepted. 273-0130.
McLean-Alanreed Area Museum 116 Main St., McLean. 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Tue-Fri. Free; donations accepted.
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River Valley Pioneer Museum 118 N. Second St., Canadian. 9 a.m.-12 p.m. and 1-4 p.m. Tue-Fri, 1-4 p.m. Sun. Free; donations accepted. 323-6548.
Swisher County Archives and Museum 127 S.W. Second St., Tulia. 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Mon-Fri. Free.
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Archive Art Exhibition featuring Ann Amerson, David Allen Corbin, Megan Easley, Kent Harris, Chris Moody, Russell Sabin and b.j. smith. Through Wed. 3215 W. Sixth Ave. 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Mon-Sat. Free.
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TravelPod Member ReviewsHosteria Gwesty Tywi Gaiman
The hotel is within walking distance from the forts and the harbor and it is also nice to just wander thru the streets around the hotel.
The free trolley stops right in front of the hotel.
The room is basic. It has no window, but the high ceiling makes the room look so big that you don't miss the window.
The bathroom is also big enough and everything is clean.
The staff is friendly and helpful.
I would stay here again.
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Location is good for walking to the sights but our stay was marred by a lift that wasn't working properly (we were on the 4th floor) and no hot water. The next day reception gave us a key to another room to shower but it was inconvenient. There was no window to our room and whilst it did say that on the booking engine it is quite strange! It could be rectified by having a glass panel on the door so at least a bit of light from the interior of the building shows through.
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Just the ticket for a 1-night stopover!
After staying a week in the mountains, I drove to San Juan the day before my return flight and got a tiny room here at a tiny rate, around 5 p.m. on the day I needed it. It's very clean, cheerful, and dorm-like in a really good way, but not loaded w/ amenities, so if you know you'll spend lots of time in your room, this is not a good choice for you. The location is almost TOO central - I parked in a garage about 5 blocks away. The front desk and maintenance folks are very nice, and the continental breakfast is small, but will get you out the door.
This hotel is excellent for brief stops in Old San Juan, a walker's heaven but a driver's "L." Valet parking would have made it perfect.
Nice little hotel
We got there with low expectations and were pleasantly surprised. The elevator wasn't working but our room was only up one flight of stairs. The room and bathroom were clean. We got a room without windows. The ones with windows face out onto the street which can get noisy. The location is unbeatable and the square in front of the hotel provides a lot of entertainment since the locals seem to hang out here.
The continental breakfast was a joke though! Burnt coffee and a a tray of pastries.
I would stay at this hotel again.
Loved it!
A great place to stay! I wonderful location right in the middle of Old San Juan. It's pretty difficult to find though-- don't try it driving there night! The rooms were great and clean. I'd spend the extra couple of bucks for a suite so you can have a balcony-- it was nice to have a view outside. The staff was amazing. Helped us plan our whole trip. It is quite loud at night though-- be prepared since you are right in the middle of town. It is also difficult to find street parking if you are renting a car. Also, don't count on breakfast- it's not that great. But there are plenty of cafes around the area. I'd definitely stay there again.
Loud, poor service, but clean
We decided to stay here after reading the reviews on this site. I have to disagree with most of them. The service was extremely slow and unhelpful and the noise level at night was extremely loud. I was glad that our air conditioner/fan worked - we used it to muffle the sound in the halls at night. My advice: pay a little more and stay somewhere else.
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As the saying goes : Do not judge a book by its cover". I stayed for 4 days and 3 nights. This hotel offers perfect location with hospitality that is surpassed by none. Friendly and amiable service makes this hotel a quaint a perfect place to reside. I will be there again in April, June and any other time I am planning to go to Puerto Rico.
March 12, 2004
Having read about the reservations at Plaza De Armas, I followed up at the IHP's web page to see if Travelocity's reservation made it...
didn't. So I cancelled my Travelocity's reservation and made one direct with IHP for one night prior to our cruise on Sat. Mar 13. My wife is a Spanish teacher and always wants to stay in Old San Juan on our visits and Plaza De Armas is one of the few hotels in Old San Juan where you can get a 1 night booking for a reasonable price.
They did manage to screw up the rerservation.. they had one for me, but not the suite with balcony I'd requested. After burning me keys for two different front rooms (with suites) and finding both occupied, I finally got the room on the third try. Each time, though, the room got a little better. We ended up with a large room and a large bath.
Ammenities were minimal but the room did have a mini-fridge. The elevator is tiny so only you and two suitcases are a fit and it is a sloooow one at that.
It is a great Old San Juan location, just two blocks from the famous El Convento hotel and two blocks from our favorite restaurant (La Mallorquina). Like most old city centre hotels the front rooms are street noise heavy so ear plugs are a blessing.
If you need a one night reservation at peak season at a reasonable rate in a great location, don't mind the street noise, and can work through the likely reservation snafuus.. not a bad place to be.
Fair enough
Plaza de Armas is a decent place to stay. The rooms are fairly sized and mostly clean. The floors have tile and the decor is very modest. The bedding and towels are clean. The best thing about this hotel is the location. It sits in the heart of Old San Juan on the corner of City Hall's square. Quite close to the ship port and not far from San Juan airport. Some of the staff is more helpful than others. My TV broke one day and a replacement was sent 2 days later. Management was indifferent and apathetic but still resolved the problem. This place would be good for people on a budget, students, cruise ship overnighters, etc. No pool, no restuarant, bare amenities.
Great location
My wife and I just completed a two night stay at this hotel. We loved it. The hotel has a great location within easy walking distance of El Morro, cruise ship piers, restaurants, night life and shopping. Parking is available three blocks away for $2.50 a night (at the waterfront and with gated security). Hotel personnel were friendly and biligual. The hotel is in a renovated colonial spainish building, five stories high constructed around an open interior courtyeard where a modest continental breakfast is served in the morning. Our room was good size, clean, well decorated and in good working order. The only misfire for the hotel was that the small elevator was not working and we had to haul our luggage upstairs.
Mixed review
We stayed here for one night before a cruise. A nice location with clean rooms and I would recommend this hotel if it were not for the rooms having no windows and the air conditioner being too loud to sleep. I'd recommend asking about windows before making reservations.
Classic Old San Juan
The hotel was amazingly clean! Very high ceilings, tile floor, wood furniture. Very cute courtyard with open ceiling. The only odd thing was that our room only had one window that was actually frosted glass over the door. It wasn't a problem though. They showed us the front balcony rooms which were utterly fabulous (but were about an extra $30 a night).We paid $95 for a night and compared to the Wyndam's $225+ a night we got a major bargain. We stayed here before our cruise.
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11 November 2015 5:00 AM, PST | Hitfix | See recent Hitfix news »
61 years ago today, J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings" continued with the release of its second volume, "The Two Towers." That November release followed that summer's debut of "The Fellowship of the Ring," which came nearly two decades after "The Hobbit" hit shelves in 1937. Tolkien's epic tale of Middle-earth continued in this second volume, introducing readers to Treebeard and his fellow Ents, to the realm of Rohan and to Gríma Wormtongue. The third "Lord of the Rings" volume, "The Return of the King" was released in October 1955, so fans had to wait nearly 12 months to find out what happened after the cliffhanger of "Two Towers," which ends with Samwise realizing that Frodo had not been killed by Shelob's venomous sting, as it had appeared, but merely drugged. "Frodo was alive but taken by the Enemy," the book ends. Rayner Unwin, the books' publisher, later said, "For »
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A recurring feature in which we ask your favorite stars to reminisce about past gigs.
Tahj Mowry might currently reign as the ultimate keeper of secrets on ABC Family's Baby Daddy, but one glance at his extensive IMDb page will tell you he's had plenty of experience playing die-hard best friends.
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Network: ABC
Episodes: 89 (hour)
Seasons: Four
TV show dates: September 21, 2011 -- May 10, 2015
Series status: Cancelled
Performers include: Emily VanCamp, Madeleine Stowe, Henry Czerny, Josh Bowman, Christa Allen, Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler, Connor Paolo, and Ashley Madekwe.
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Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) is a new summer arrival in the Hamptons, a seemingly friendly and sophisticated "girl next door." Her disarming charm allows her seamless access to the restricted circles of the local high society. However, Emily is anything but what she seems. As a nine year old girl, her father was framed for a horrific crime by the friends and coworkers he trusted and sentenced to a life in prison. Emily never saw her father again and spent her childhood consumed by rage, loss, and betrayal. Now, 17 years later, she has returned »
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10 May 2015 12:55 PM, PDT | The Wrap | See recent The Wrap news »
As Emily Thorne comes to the end of her quest for vengeance and ABC closes the chapter on "Revenge," cast members including Emily Van Camp, Nick Weschler and Christa B. Allen got a little nostalgic as they looked back on their five years on the show. Ahead of Sunday's series finale, the TheWrap caught up with a few Hamptons residents as they close out the beach season. What was the biggest job perk? Which cast member was universally beloved? Why was filming "Revenge" like therapy for its actors? See those answers and more here in new edition of TheWrap's "Exit Interview. »
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After four seasons, double infinity is coming to a close.
Heading into the "Revenge" series finale, Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe) is alive and out for a vengeance to take down Emily/Amanda (Emily VanCamp), once and for all. Meanwhile, while Emily/Amanda is stuck in jail, accused for Victoria's fake murder, David Clarke's (James Tupper) life is on the line, as he battles a fatal cancer diagnosis, and Charlotte (Christa B. Allen) returns with a secret that will change everything.
Showrunner Sunil Nayar teases Sunday night's finale, telling Variety, "those who make it out are certainly scarred," but also confirms two major deaths in the final episode. So who will make it out alive? And how will Emily/Amanda's love story wrap up?
Nayar sheds some light on the Hamptons, one last time:
Does Emily get the justice that she's been seeking for four seasons? »
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6 May 2015 7:00 AM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
"Revenge" wraps its four season-run this Sunday, but before Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe) and Emily Thorne/Amanda Clarke (Emily VanCamp) come face-to-face for good, Variety has a first look at their final showdown.
In the sneak peek (watch above), Emily/Amanda has escaped jail to find Victoria, and pulls a gun on her, upon confrontation.
"I believe that the people who hurt my family deserve to live in agony, not pay with their lives," Emily/Amanda says. "But you — you are the one exception. For you, death is my only true revenge."
Before the clip cuts, a gunshot is fired, as she says, "Goodbye, Victoria."
After the penultimate episode, in which Victoria's death was revealed to be a fake-out, exec producer Sunil Nayar told Variety that Emily will learn one last detail from the night her enemy lit Grayson Manor on fire, which will bring everything full circle.
"There's one more final, »
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4 May 2015 3:08 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
Spoiler Alert: Do not read ahead, if you have not watched the May 3 episode of "Revenge," titled "Plea."
With just one episode until "Revenge's" series finale, there are more questions than ever — starting with, how is Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe) alive?
After lighting Grayson Manor on fire and burning to "death" on the April 19 episode, the villainous Grayson matriarch was revealed to be alive on the May 3 episode, after faking her own death and staging the scene as a homicide to get the ultimate revenge on her "murderer," Emily Thorne/Amanda Clarke (Emily VanCamp).
Now that Victoria is among the living, can viewers expect a final showdown between her and Emily/Amanda? Will they make it out alive? "Revenge" showrunner Sunil Nayar chats with Variety to explain Victoria's return, and tease the series finale.
Let's go back to the episode when Grayson Manor burned down. Logistically, Victoria lit the lighter, »
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3 May 2015 10:32 AM, PDT | OnTheFlix | See recent OnTheFlix news »
Recently, ABC served up the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Revenge" series finale episode 23 of season 4. The episode is entitled, "Two Graves," and it turns out that we're going to see some very intriguing and dramatic stuff as Emily comes clean about the crimes she's committed, and more! In the new, 23rd episode press release: Emily Confesses To Her Crimes, On The Series Finale Of ABC's "Revenge." Press release number 2: Backed into a corner, Emily is going to be forced to admit her guilt, but she'll have to decide how far she'll go before admitting defeat, on the series finale of "Revenge." Guest stars feature: Christa B. Allen as Charlotte Clarke, Courtney Love as White Gold, Alyvia Alyn Lind as Young Amanda, Gail O'Grady as Stevie Grayson, Adrienne Barbeau as Marion Harper, Jensen Leflore as Young Man, Allen Warchol as Detective Yamada, John Barbolla as Chief Nelson, »
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2 May 2015 3:36 PM, PDT | SoundOnSight | See recent SoundOnSight news »
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Los Angeles 1981. A storm is coming and its name is cocaine. Snowfall is a one-hour drama set against the infancy of the crack cocaine epidemic and its ultimate radical impact on the culture as we know it. The story follows three characters on a violent collision course: Franklin Saint, young street entrepreneur on a quest for power; Gustavo Zapata, a Mexican wrestler turned gangster in search of his American dream; and Logan Miller, a prominent family's "black sheep" desperate to escape his father's shadow.
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30 April 2015 1:20 PM, PDT | Deadline TV | See recent Deadline TV news »
Revenge stars Emily VanCamp, Barry Sloane and Christa B. Allen have taken to Twitter to voice their reaction to the end of the series after four seasons. ABC announced Wednesday it had cancelled the drama and will wrap up the storyline with the May 10 series finale, titled "Two Graves". There was a hint the end was near recently when one of its leading ladies, Madeleine Stowe, was killed off. Four unbelievable years with the most incredible cast and crew. Could not be… »
30 April 2015 12:20 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Now that Revenge's fate has (officially) been sealed, the stars of ABC's twisty drama are tweeting their farewells to the characters you've spent the past four years loving, hating, loving to hate, etc.
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Let's begin with the Queen of Revenge, herself, Ms. Emily VanCamp:
Four unbelievable years with the most incredible cast and crew. Could not be more grateful for the experience. ❤ #GoodbyeRevenge
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29 April 2015 6:37 PM, PDT | TVSeriesFinale.com | See recent TVSeriesFinale news »
It looks like Amanda's revenge plots are coming to an end. ABC as cancelled their Revenge TV show after four seasons.
On this season of Revenge, many things have changed but Emily Thorne (Emily VanCamp) and Victoria Grayson (Madeleine Stowe) still had plenty of reasons to hate each other. The rest of the show's cast includes Gabriel Mann, Nick Wechsler, Josh Bowman, Christa B. Allen, James Tupper, and Karine Vanasse.
There had been speculation that Revenge would be ending this season, especially since a network promo teased viewers not to miss "the final four episodes."
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29 April 2015 12:38 PM, PDT | Variety - TV News | See recent Variety - TV News news »
After four seasons, ABC has canceled "Revenge," Variety has confirmed.
The drama, which stars Emily VanCamp and Madeleine Stowe, will not be returning for a fifth season, with May 10's fourth-season finale serving as the series' final episode.
The news comes just weeks after Stowe's character Victoria Grayson was killed off the series, and the actress confirmed she would not be back for another round, if "Revenge" were to be renewed.
Earlier this season, Josh Bowman, another series regular from the show's start in 2011, was also killed off, leaving only VanCamp, Gabriel Mann and Nick Wechsler as the original cast members left. Over the course of the series, regulars Henry Czerny, Connor Paolo and Barry Sloane were also axed, while actress Christa B. Allen has been void for the latter half of this season — though she will return for the final two episodes of the series.
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26 April 2015 9:50 AM, PDT | OnTheFlix | See recent OnTheFlix news »
Recently, ABC delivered the new, official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Revenge" episode 22 of season 4. The episode is entitled, "Plea," and it turns out that we're going to see some very interesting and dramatic stuff as Ben tries to keep Emily locked up. Emily does everything possible to find out the truth of what happened to Victoria, and more! In the new, 22nd episode press release: Emily Fights Friend And Foe To Discover The Truth About Victoria. Press release number 2: Emily will enlist Nolan and Jack to help prove her innocence while Ben takes measures to keep her locked up. Guest stars feature: Christa B. Allen as Charlotte Clarke, Courtney Love as White Gold, Roger Bart as Mason Treadwell, Kal Bennett as Simone, Tom Amandes as Lawrence Stamberg, Stephen Mendel as Judge Moss, Angela E. Gibbs as Ada Ganz, Dee Baldus as Gail, Jayden Lund as Gus, Drew Rausch as Daryl, »
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17 April 2015 1:00 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Roll out the red carpet, Revenge fans! A familiar face is returning to the Hamptons this Sunday (ABC, 10/9c), and he (or she) is planning a killer entrance.
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"It's a fabulous re-entry into the show, one of the greatest sequences we've done on this show," showrunner Sunil Nayar tells TVLine. "It will literally blow people's minds what happens at the end of that episode."
But who exactly is Nayar talking about? Let's start with the obvious choices: Thanks to ABC releasing photos from the April 26 episode, »
10 April 2015 1:30 PM, PDT | buddytv.com | See recent BuddyTV news »
Official episodic photos for Revenge season 4.
From ABC: When Emily Thorne arrived in the Hamptons, she appeared to be nothing more than the friendly, sophisticated "girl next door." But Emily is more than what she seems. When she was a child, her father was framed then murdered by the people he trusted most, leaving her to be consumed by loss, betrayal and rage. Since then, Emily's every social overture has been carefully planned to bring the opulent lives of her enemies crashing down around them. But now, having achieved her goal of taking the Graysons down, a new truth has come to light... her father is Alive! How will she continue when the biggest motive behind her revenge is no longer true? Revenge season 4 stars Emily VanCamp as Emily Thorne, Madeleine Stowe as Victoria Grayson, Josh Bowman as Daniel Grayson, Nick Wechsler as Jack Porter, Gabriel Mann as Nolan Ross, »
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30 March 2015 8:43 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
Now that Amanda Clarke is finally out in the open, and Emily Thorne has officially been put to rest, what's next for the latter's arch nemeses?
A lot of reading, apparently.
RelatedChrista B. Allen Talks Charlotte's Future on Revenge
New photos from Revenge's April 12 episode find Victoria and Margaux poring over the contents of a photo album, and judging by Vicky's menacing words in the promo ("She's left quite a body count"), I'm thinking this is far more than a walk down memory lane.
The episode's log line also does nothing »
22 March 2015 8:36 PM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
"I don't want any more loss." a breathy Emily sneered at Victoria halfway through Sunday's Revenge. Unfortunately, Emily would soon be reminded that loss — much like David Clarke — is always lurking around the corner.
RelatedChrista B. Allen Talks Charlotte's Future on Revenge
A sincere attempt at a truce with Margaux — Emily even brought her real birth certificate as a "peace offering" — ended in tragedy, as Margaux and her fuchsia pantsuit were side-swiped by a speeding taxi. (For those of you keeping score at home, that's the second time a speeding car has attempted to murder a major character this season. »
22 March 2015 9:00 AM, PDT | TVLine.com | See recent TVLine.com news »
It's deja vu all over again when April checks back into the hospital during Monday's Chasing Life finale (ABC Family, 9/8c), but star Italia Ricci tells TVLine her character's "approach is very different this time around."
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"She just went through this, so to see her go through it again is equally sad," Ricci concedes, "but she's got a better handle on it this time."
For Ricci, incidentally, April's re-enty came at an opportune moment: "I asked them, 'Do you mind if I chop my hair a little shorter, »
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Pros: Great price point for me, at the time I purchased it I only ended up paying out about $60, if it had been full price I wouldn't have bought it. The number of fans included are great for my cooling needs, would have liked a side fan, but I can survive without it being included. Plenty of room for what I have, as well as room to expand further at a later date if I choose to.
Cons: Product misrepresented, the description says at one point that there are (3) 200mm fans, there are only two included, but a third could be added. As stated above having a sidefan included would have been nice especially since it was in the description of the product, but I'll survive without it. Only other con is that the wings in the front are a little odd looking,
Other Thoughts: Overall the case is a great case, it's nice and quiet without sacrificing the cooling needs. As long as it's on sale have at it, I would not pay $140 for the case, as stated earlier I only ended up paying out around $60 and for that price it was a very sensible purchase.READ FULL REVIEW


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