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IBM veteran joins Dell Computer Corp.
ROUND ROCK (AP) - A former IBM executive was named vice chairman of Dell Computer Corp., which also is adding a former U.S. senator to its board of directors.
Computer firms invest in microprecessors
HOUSTON (AP) - Compaq Computer Corp., Samsung Electronics Co. and Alpha Processor Inc. will invest $500 million into manufacturing and marketing Compaq's Alpha microprocessors - billed as the world's fastest - and Alpha-based computer systems. PM
Southwest Airlines Co. flew 3.1 billion revenue passenger miles in November, compared to 2.5 billion revenue passenger miles a year ago. The load factor was 69.8 percent, up 5.7 points from a year ago.
United Filters workers could be eligible for additional financial assistance
Employees of United Filters in Amarillo - who are losing their jobs as the plant moves to Mexico - could be eligible for additional training and financial assistance beyond the regular state assistance and unemployment benefits.
A dream becomes reality
When George Veloz was 15, he showed his sweetheart a sketch of his dream restaurant complete with a fountain and windows. PM
Farmers find it more profitable to sell land
Texas converted 1.2 million acres of farmland to development from 1992-1997, an annual conversion rate of 243,900 acres. And that has some people concerned.
IBM veteran, former senator join Dell board
ROUND ROCK, Texas (AP) - A former IBM executive has been named vice chairman of Dell Computer Corp., which also is adding a former U.S. senator to its board of directors. PM
New way to build homes
BORGER - Lee Tennison wants to make a splash in the Golden Spread home-building industry with his Architectural Building Panel system.
Albright: Exxon gasoline makes return into Amarillo
The Exxon gasoline brand is back in Amarillo. The M&G Yukon station and store at 4430 S. Western St. has become M&G Exxon. PM
Internet commerce tax subject of great debate
SAN FRANCISCO - Traditional retailers are joining forces with state and local government officials this week to try to prevent the Internet from evolving into a tax-free sales haven.
Business Briefs
Southwest Airlines Co. flew 3.1 billion revenue passenger miles in November, compared to 2.5 billion revenue passenger miles a year ago. The load factor was 69.8 percent, up 5.7 points from a year ago.
The Economist: Texas' lack of incentives hurts economy
After the roller-coaster ride of the 1980s, the Texas economy grew impressively in the 1990s.
Most Christmas trees for this season not damaged by drought
DENISON, Texas (AP) - For many Texas families, the smell of a fresh-cut Christmas tree is synonymous with the holidays. PM
Study: Workers not paying higher insurance costs
NEW YORK - Health insurance costs for employers are rising three times faster than the overall rate of inflation, but most companies aren't passing the increases on to their employees for fear they will find a job elsewhere.
Air carriers raise business fares
NEW YORK (AP) - On the heels of last week's increase in business-class airfares, industry watchers predict the major carriers will boost leisure fares again before the year is out. PM
Lakomanesha Nichole Love
The engagement of Lakomanesha Nichole Love and Robby Lewis Shepherd has been announced by the parents of the bride-elect, Carrie Love of 1410 N. Buchanan St. and Edward Love of Wichita Falls.
Stacie Brownlow
Janice Brownlow of White Deer and Ronny and Kay Brownlow of Pampa announce the engagement of their daughter, Stacie, to Scott Boyer. She is the granddaughter of Luther Rodgers and Juanita Brownlow, both of Amarillo.
Jana Lewis
The engagement of Jana Lewis and Roger Smith has been announced by the parents of the bride-elect, Daryl and Jo Ann Lewis of 2318 Judy St.
Tiffany Nicole Rose
Thomas Vernon and Donna Marie Rose of 3621 Sunlite St. announce the engagement of their daughter, Tiffany Nicole, to Brandon Scott Millsap.
Jennifer Jane Barham
Dr. and Mrs. Steven Barham of Lubbock announce the engagement of their daughter, Jennifer Jane, to Eric Daniel Carroll.
Carla Gail Petty
Arlie Petty of Canyon and Doris Swinburn of Dimmitt announce the engagement of their daughter, Carla Gail Petty, to Jason Robert Wooten.
Hollywood manager tells of highs, lows in new memoir
LOS ANGELES - Listen to Hollywood manager Bernie Brillstein and you could almost believe you'd like to be in show business. Or at least his ideal version.
'Deuce Bigalow' dips too often into low-brow, gross-out humor
Rob Schneider is one of those forgettable actors whose roles escape you at every turn.
Madrid studios keep alive art of hand-painted film posters
MADRID, Spain - There is something unnerving about the huge hand-painted posters of movie stars mounted outside the cinemas on Madrid's Gran Via boulevard.
Scantily clothed actresses fight evil on TV shows
NEW YORK - Once upon a time, in an age before Spandex, a woman's life was a rugged affair. She had to cope with dinosaurs and bad guys with green skin, and worse, her wardrobe was limited to suede bikinis. PM
'The Green Mile' doesn't have heart that book had
Frank Darabont had an idea. His adaptation of novelist Stephen King's work "The Shawshank Redemption" worked out so well, winning critical acclaim and legions of fans, that he took on "The Green Mile" as well. PM
The inside scoop on...
Let the game-show wars begin.
Folk singer spans career with CD
NEW YORK - Tom Rush is taking a seat in a Columbia Records conference room to do an interview when his cell phone rings.
Essays (Part 5)
In the year 2000 I would like to change racism. Racism is becoming a big deal again.
Essays (Part 14)
As we head into the next millennium, there are issues that we need to solve. Ev
Essays (Part 12)
There are so many things in this world that need to be changed. But, if I could change one thing that has a large impact on everyone sometime or another, it would be the public school system.
A letter to readers
As we look toward the new millennium, we must look to our children. Their young ideas today will shape our tomorrows for centuries to come.
Essays (Part 16)
I would change in the next millennium:
Essays (Part 9)
Hi, my name is Jarisa and I'd like to tell you about the three most important things I want to change in this world. Plus how and why. So if you want the world a safer place just sit back and relax and read this story.
Essays (Part 3)
The advantages and disadvantages of kids driving are going to be in the next sentence.
Essays (Part 8)
I would change the way guns are sold and used. It devastates me when I hear about twelve year olds killing each other.
Essays (Part 13)
I think everybody should be treated equally. People who are fat, skinny, poor, rich, and have long or short hair are all the same. They all have a heart.
Essays (Part 7)
If I could change on thing in the world I would change the cruelest laws. It would save someone who didn't do anything. It would give people chances to earn b
Essays (Part 15)
In the year 2000, I would like to see some changes in the media, both in newspapers and on television. In today's media there is a lot of taking sides in the stories going on. I would like to
Essays (Part 2)
If I could change anything, I would try to change the fact that the forests and stuff like that is being destroyed for human uses.
Essays (Part 17)
What would I like to change about the millennium, is that everybody should have the chance to enjoy the new things that are coming in for the year 2000, even the people that can't afford it. Most p
Essays (Part 18)
In the new millennium I want
Essays (Part 4)
Why I think college should be free. If I could change something about the future, it probably would be that college should be free.
Amarillo Globe-News Newspaper in Education program
For more than 30 years, the Amarillo Globe-News Newspaper in Education program, one of the oldest in the country, has been providing teachers and students with the most current so
Millennium Monument
Mayor Kel Seliger gently spins the "Millennium Monument" during its dedication on Centennial Plaza at City Hall on Oct. 6.
Essays (Part 11)
One good thing about the new millennium is there is medicine for almost everything. For example, Viagra, Bayer which can help stop heart attacks, down to Dimetapp which eases a common cold.
Essays (Part 6)
If I could change the next millennium, I would improve cable service. I would like more television shows, more channels, and more selection, but also I don't think that there are enough good television programs for the people of
Participating Schools
The following schools participated and are represented this special section:
Essays (Part 1)
If I could change anything in the world, there would be more than three, but the three I'm going to talk about are the most important to me.
Essays (Part 10)
If I could make three changes for the next millennium they would be save the rainforest, stop pollution and a cure for AIDS. I picked these ones our Earth will be a better place. I will explain to you why and how I would make these changes happen.
Winning Essays
If I was going to change the world in the new millennium, I would enforce the law about no littering. It is ugly if you litter.
Herd captures district honors
After taking the district title and advancing to the Class 4A Division I title game, the Hereford Whitefaces swept an even larger share of the honors on the all-District 3-4A team.
Rain short-circuits Herd aerial attack
IRVING - Despite the miserable conditions at Texas Stadium, Hereford quarterback Cody Hodges had little trouble finding his receivers Saturday in the Class 4A Division I state championship football game. He just couldn't connect with any of them for big yardage.
Groom, McLean pace all-region selections
State finalist Groom, the District 1 titlist, and District 2 champion McLean placed three players each on the all-Region 1 six-man team selected by the region's coaches.
Coaching changes anger Clovis fans
CLOVIS, N.M. - Mike Prokop and Frank Sandoval have been fixtures on the Clovis football coaching staff for a decade.
Spreading offense called Gordon key
SWEETWATER - The spread formation wasn't anything new to the Groom Tigers, but the operator was.
Wheeler places two on AP 1A all-state team
The Mustangs' bone-crunching line and defense powered Wheeler to the No. 1 ranking in Class 1A and a fourth straight state semifinal appearance.
Clovis AD to rejoin coaching staff
CLOVIS - Randy Adrian, the athletic director of Clovis schools, said Sunday night he has found replacements for the two assistant football coaches he reassigned last month.
Mourners remember teen
Amarillo residents gathered at the Western Plaza parking lot Sunday to remember a December night two years ago when a clash between two groups of teen-agers left one young man dead. PM
Building, water quality topics at Ute Lake hearing
TUCUMCARI, N.M. - State officials said they were pleased with the outcome of a Saturday public hearing concerning Ute Lake near Logan.
House speaker tours Bell plant
Speaker of the U.S. House J. Dennis Hastert praised the work of the Amarillo Bell Helicopter Textron Inc. plant during a tour Monday that included a fund-raiser for U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry.
MADD launches holiday campaign
As part of Mothers Against Drunk Driving's efforts to stop alcohol-related traffic accidents, the organization announced its nationwide holiday campaign Monday titled "Tie One On For Safety."
Son of city pair participates in Austin College program
More than 400 Austin College students, including Amarillo resident Chad Thompson, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Gary Gregory, participated in the college's Great Day of Service earlier this fall on campus. PM
Five schools to be repaired
Five Amarillo schools will receive roofing and waterproofing repairs.
Kelly Services will offer to fill substitute teaching positions
Finding substitute teachers for area school districts could soon be the work of a private agency.
`Historic Amarillo' profiles more than 80 local businesses
Author and former journalist Mike Cox was in Amarillo on Monday to promote his book, "Historic Amarillo," a 200-page book that recounts the history of Amarillo and profiles more than 80 businesses.
Timeless Tales: Woman thanks donor of unsigned cash gift
Pleasant Valley resident Erma Tremble was more than pleasantly surprised with the graciousness of a anonymous person on Dec. 14, 1959.
Tyrone to hold election
TYRONE, Okla. - In hopes of making city business run more smoothly, the city of Tyrone will conduct a special election today.
Bulletin Board
This was a coup de cable TV.
District attorneys file for re-election in Hansford, Hutchinson, Randall counties
AUSTIN - District Attorney Rebecca King has filed as a Republican for re-election to the post she's held since 1995.
Fire destroys part of duplex
Amarillo Fire Department investigators concluded the cause of a medium-size structure fire Sunday morning was accidental, District Chief Bruce Tidmore said.
Two years later
Amarillo residents gathered at the Western Plaza parking lot Sunday to remember a December night two years ago when a clash between two groups of teen-agers left one young man dead.
Bulletin Board
In case you were feeling proud of your accomplishments, here are more excerpts from "Martha Stewart's Holiday Calendar" as found on the Internet: PM
Community development office evaluates progress
Amarillo's Office of Community Development cited a lack of affordable housing and homelessness as top priorities in the five-year plan established in 1995.
Standing by in case of emergencies
Some Amarilloans who otherwise would celebrate New Year's Eve will stand by at their employers - just in case.
Forum series to highlight Texas mental-health issues
In an effort to shape future research and generate public awareness, the National Institute of Mental Health will launch the first of several mental health forums in Texas throughout December and the following year.
Canyon to replace system
Canyon city commissioners on Monday approved spending $38,000 to replace a control system that carries water from Amarillo to Canyon.
Teen-agers' escape attempt foiled
CLOVIS, N.M. - Several teen-age inmates failed in their alleged attempt to escape early Sunday from the Curry County Juvenile Detention Center, Sheriff Roger Hatcher said.
Voters to decide Randall bond issue
Supporters and opponents of the $8.5 million Randall County bond issue encourage voters to cast their ballots today.
Amarillo's Quick Quack car wash celebrates grand opening this week
The new Quick Quack Express Car Wash at Coulter Street just north of 45th Avenue is having its grand opening this week after a ribbon-cutting ceremony Monday.
Frontier Memories: Out-of-work wranglers make do during winter
The winter months were difficult ones for the free-lance cowboys of the Panhandle.
Four area Planned Parenthood offices close
Area Planned Parenthood offices are trying to cope with federal funding cuts that forced the closing of four offices.
Election to end tonight
Randall County residents braved the elements this morning to head to the polls today to decide the county's $8.5 million facilities expansion bond election. PM
No arrests yet as fake bills keep popping up
LIBERAL, Kan. - Liberal law-enforcement officials are urging local businesses to keep their eyes peeled for funny money after two more counterfeit bills were passed to Liberal businesses last week.
New Year's Eve may be a bust for hotel owners
For hotel owners around the country, the New Year's boon is shaping up to be a bust. PM
McCollum defendant back in jail
CLOVIS, N.M. - The youngest teen-age girl charged in connection with the 1998 beating and stabbing death of Regina McCollum, 13, is back in jail for violating the conditions of her release on house arrest, District Attorney Randall Harris said.
Speaker expected to visit Amarillo
Speaker of the U.S. House J. Dennis Hastert was scheduled to be in Amarillo today, touring the Bell Helicopter Textron plant and appearing at a fund-raiser for U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry. PM
Voters to decide Schuller recall issue today
CLOVIS, N.M. - Registered voters in Clovis' District 1 on the northeast side of the city will go to the polls today in a special election to decide whether City Commissioner John Schuller should be recalled.
Economics needed, education group says
The board of directors emerged from the weekly meeting and the news wasn't good. Sales are lagging. Orders are slipping. Marketing needs revamping. PM
Fire damages food store
Amarillo firefighters investigating a reported fire alarm discovered a fire Monday inside a wall at San Jacinto Foods, 314 S. Fannin St., according to a news release.
Empty Stocking: Clothes, linens would benefit ailing woman
"Have pity on me and heal my feeble body. My bones tremble with fear, and I am in deep distress." - Psalms 6:2-3
Man beaten, left in car
A 31-year-old man was badly beaten and left in a cold car for up to nine hours before he was found.
Stage Right's 'Rocky' not for entire family
Few, if any, holiday shows feature Santa Claus lighting up a joint.
Officials await cause of death
HEREFORD - Officials expect preliminary word today on what caused a tractor-trailer to wreck early Sunday, leaving one man dead.
Fire destroys building, tools at Potter jail
The Potter County Detention Center's main maintenance building caught fire Monday, destroying all the center's tools and other essential equipment needed for the jail's upkeep.
Group contends more economic education needed
The board of directors emerged from the weekly meeting and the news wasn't good. Sales are lagging. Orders are slipping. Marketing needs revamping.
Empty Stocking: Woman takes care of sister
When crosses seem too heavy to bear, it is reassuring to know there are people who care.
Man found badly beaten, freezing inside car
Police are investigating the Sunday morning beating of a 31-year-old man who was found in a car in the 1300 block of South Pierce Street, said an Amarillo Police Department news release.
N.M. county uses non-English-
speaking jurors
LAS CRUCES, N.M. - When the jury went to determine Ricardo Gallegos' fate on robbery charges, 13 people - not the usual 12 - walked into the deliberation room.
AEDC expected to OK loan to McCarty-Hull
Directors of the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. are expected to approve a $225,000 interest-free loan Tuesday to McCarty-Hull Inc.
Truancy reasons abound, AISD investigator says
Students who are truant have different reasons why they did not go to school, truancy investigator Sarah Evans said.
Woman needs help taking care of sister
When crosses seem too heavy to bear, it is reassuring to know there are people who care. PM
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Letters to the Editor
I agree with Sherri Thomas (Nov. 29 letter), who regarded ". . . who or what you consider newsworthy to be very sad."
Editorial: McCain keeps quiet
John McCain is a smart man. He also is a smart politician. PM
Monday Briefing
Some people need sensitivity lessons to show what the consequences of their words can bring to others.
Other Opinion: Canal handover needs to be halted
Although Congress is no longer in session, the Panama Canal giveaway is not a done deal. PM
Editorial: County has action plan
Now comes the hard part. PM
Editorial: Player charged with crime
Example No. 1,435 of how our country has become litigation-happy. PM
Editorial: Gold not the only trophy
They didn't bring home the gold, but the Hereford Whitefaces and the Groom Tigers were fitting representatives of the Golden Spread Saturday, while Turpin, Okla. did the same in the Sooner state.
Horsley: Hawking books more fun than selling widgets
For the past few months I've been involved in a curious business. Writing a book was a little strange, but I did it during a period of years, one column at a time in this newspaper, so I had time to adjust to the curiousness of it.PM
Editorial: Mission accomplished? Bully for Boris Yeltsin
The rest of the world has to wonder what Boris Yeltsin hoped to accomplish this past Thursday, not only with his ridiculous outburst condemning the United States but also his successful attempt at gaining the approval of the Chinese government regarding Russia's crackdown against separatists in Chechnya.
Editorial: Only time will tell if taxpayers pay price
Jim Kiper's lawsuit against the Randall County commissioners court has been settled.
Dallas remains perfect at home
IRVING - The Dallas Homeboys - er, Cowboys - are as lost as a traveling salesman without his sample case, well-rehearsed pitch and credit cards when they hit the road - 1-6 awful.
Wyoming coach Dimel named Helton's replacement at UH
HOUSTON (AP) - Wyoming coach Dana Dimel will be take over next season as the new head football coach at the University of Houston, athletic director Chet Gladchuk announced Sunday night.
IOC votes to ban members' visits to bidding cities
LAUSANNE, Switzerland (AP) - Exactly a year after being rocked by the biggest corruption scandal in its history, the International Olympic Committee delivered on its promises Sunday.
Giants squeak by Flutie, Bills
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. (AP) - A game billed as the return of Buffalo's Thurman Thomas and the rebirth of New York's Kerry Collins was decided by Giants kicker Cary Blanchard.
Big 12 prevails in 10 of 12 weekend games
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Leave it to Kansas State to ruin a perfectly good Saturday.
Almost-purrfect Jags thinking Super thoughts
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. (AP) - A bad pass, a chip-shot field goal and a single point are all that separate the Jacksonville Jaguars from perfection this season.
Tulia-area owner prevails in NCHA event
FORT WORTH - A horse owned by Tulia-area rancher Billy Cogdell won the prestigious NCHA Futurity Open division on Sunday.
Bucs take charge in NFC Central race
TAMPA, Fla. (AP) - Finally, there's a little separation at the top of the NFC Central.
Zeile inks three-year deal with Mets
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - The New York Mets have a new first baseman, one who's topped 90 RBIs in each of the last four seasons.
Aggressive attitude shows in statistics
IRVING - Dallas Cowboys coach Chan Gailey promised changes on offense.
Chiefs 31 Vikings 28
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Pete Stoyanovich kicked a 38-yard field goal with three seconds left, giving Kansas City a wild 31-28 victory over Minnesota on Sunday night and boosting the Chiefs into a first-place tie in the AFC West.
Carolina looks to surge into playoffs
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - George Seifert had been saying for weeks that the playoffs weren't even a consideration for the Carolina Panthers. That talk stopped Monday.
Bertrand rescues Buffs in overtime
Chad Bertrand swished four-straight 3-pointers in overtime to lead West Texas A&M to a 85-77 triumph against Cameron on Saturday night before 850 at the Fieldhouse.
Tackle loves idea of Sanders with Browns
BEREA, Ohio (AP) - Lomas Brown has started blocking for Barry Sanders once again.
Lady Sandies trip Randall in OT
The Amarillo High Lady Sandies were like a bad dream for the Randall Lady Raiders - they would never go away.
Will Dolphins' decline prompt JJ to make exit?
DAVIE, Fla. (AP) - Jimmy Johnson made a hasty exit from his weekly news conference Monday, leaving many questions unanswered.
Harrison, James power Colts
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - Thanks to Marvin Harrison and Edgerrin James, the Indianapolis Colts are on the brink of their first AFC East title since 1987.
Don't count out the Giants
EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) - After losing three straight games, the New York Giants have found the remedy.
Cox says Mariners' asking price for Griffey too high
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Bobby Cox says it's easy to understand why the Atlanta Braves haven't pushed hard to trade for Ken Griffey Jr.
Sun rises, sets with family
PHOENIX (AP) - For Danny Ainge, the choice was as simple as it was difficult. Being a father and husband, he decided, was more important than being an NBA coach.
Vick, Brees experience Heisman hype
NEW YORK (AP) - For a change, a few Heisman Trophy finalists will return for another run at college football's top prize.
Rhodes not surprised by Butler's anger
GREEN BAY, Wis. (AP) - Ray Rhodes said he couldn't disagree with All-Pro safety LeRoy Butler's complaints about the Green Bay Packers' defensive scheme after a disheartening loss.
Childress calf roper Brazile wins 9th round
LAS VEGAS (AP) - Trevor Brazile of Childress won the ninth go-round of calf roping with a 7.2-second time late Saturday at the $4.4 million National Finals Rodeo.
Carter's streak; Vikings' season in trouble
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - The Minnesota Vikings might have to make their desperation drive for the playoffs without their best player, receiver Cris Carter.
Palmeiro captures DH award
ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Completing a unique double, Rafael Palmeiro of the Texas Rangers became the first Gold Glove winner to win the American League's outstanding designated-hitter award in the same season.
Corey Dillon: Little-known star
CINCINNATI (AP) - All Corey Dillon wants is another three weeks of health, a few more wins and a smidgen of recognition as one of the NFL's top running backs.
Ayala looking forward to holidays with family
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Tony Ayala Jr. is looking ahead eagerly, but not to his next fight.
Minnesota's owner stumped over team's lapses
EDEN PRAIRIE, Minn. (AP) - Minnesota Vikings owner Red McCombs flew into town for the team's annual holiday party, but wasn't spreading much cheer Monday.
Mobile Aikman finds open man while battling flu
IRVING - Give veteran Troy Aikman enough time, and he'll pick your bones clean like a starving vulture with a freshly killed deer.
Rangers acquire Curtis from Yanks
NEW YORK (AP) - World Series hero Chad Curtis was traded from the New York Yankees to the Texas Rangers on Monday for a pair of minor leaguers.
Hat trick catches Gomes by surprise
Amarillo Rattler forward Tom Gomes looked around in surprise following his third goal of the game in the third period Saturday night.
Keyshawn eager to face Deion
HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (AP) - Bring on Deion.
It's looking like a Lakers-Heat Finals
CHICAGO - And here they come around the first turn ...
Victory was costly one for Dallas
IRVING (AP) - Dallas running back Emmitt Smith, unsure whether his injured groin is bruised or strained, won't know for several days if he will be able to play Sunday against the New York Jets.
Mason, Adkins spark Cowboys past Aztecs
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - Oklahoma State coach Eddie Sutton found little wrong with his team's latest victory.
Woman sentenced for renting baby to smugglers
HOUSTON - A Honduran woman is headed to federal prison for renting her 7-month-old infant to a smuggler for $200.
Texas High Plains grain report
Texas High Plains cash grain markets closed several cents lower on all grains and 10 cents lower for soybeans.
Hazardous materials routing plan to go to City Council
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A hazardous materials routing plan that would have banned a truck that overturned on a downtown freeway, spilling near 4,500 gallons of acid, has been discussed for two decades and was on the fire chief's death at the time of the accident.
Victims' parents: Bonfire should continue
AUSTIN (AP) -The parents of several students killed in the Texas A&M University bonfire collapse said they don't blame the school for their loss and believe the hallowed 90-year tradition should continue.
Two Air Force jets collide during training
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Two AT-38 jet fighters collided Monday during a training flight, then landed safely at Kelly Air Force Base, officials said.
Need overwhelms food banks
HOUSTON - Some months, the paper sack full of canned green beans, tuna fish, bread and other groceries that 70-year-old Marguerite Johnson collects from a nearby food pantry is all that stands between her and despair.
Report: Many foreigners imprisoned on minor charges
DALLAS (AP) - The U.S. Immigration and Naturalization Service jailed nearly 300 foreigners from more than 30 nations - including some who were never convicted of a crime in the United States - for more than three years, The Dallas Morning News reported in a copyright story Sunday.
Some fear mountain of new work
AUSTIN - The Legislative Budget Board has directed state agencies and universities to report all written and oral requests for public information to meet the requirements of a new state law.
Democratic Senate race draws one candidate
AUSTIN (AP) - As Republican U.S. Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison seeks re-election, the only Democrat seeking to challenge her thus far is a 73-year-old perennial candidate who lost six previous bids for various offices.
Big physics project in Texas should have been smashing atoms
WAXAHACHIE, Texas (AP) - In this small town about 20 miles south of Dallas, November came and went with a whimper - not with the bang of big discovery that scientists had imagined.
Judge: Linda Tripp didn't have immunity
ELLICOTT CITY, Md. (AP) - A judge ruled today that Linda Tripp didn't have federal immunity when she turned over her secret tapes of Monica Lewinsky to Kenneth Starr's office. It was a victory for state prosecutors planning to try Tripp on wiretapping charges. PM
Kids threatened, UNICEF reports
BERLIN (AP) - After a century of advancements that have improved children's lives worldwide, growing conflicts and the spread of AIDS threaten to reverse gains for the poorest children, according to a UNICEF report released today. PM
Russian forces target Chechen mountains
CHIRI-YURT, Russia - As Russian airstrikes against the Chechen capital Grozny remained on hold Sunday so that civilians could flee the ravaged city, the military accused rebels of using the lull to build fortifications and plant mines.
Painting of Jesus wins magazine's art contest
NEW YORK - A painting of a dark-skinned Jesus, by an artist who used a woman as a model, was selected by a Catholic publication as the winner of its contest to update the image of Christ for the new millennium.
Farmington area power plants are among nation's top mercury polluters
FARMINGTON, N.M. (AP) - Two San Juan County power plants have been ranked among the top 50 mercury polluters in the nation and people in the area are being warned about eating fish from some local waterways.
Belfast, Dublin launch partnership in key milestone for peace
ARMAGH, Northern Ireland - In a spirit of unprecedented partnership, Ireland's two governments opened an era of cross-border cooperation Monday, nailing down another key plank of last year's peace accord.
`Catch-22' author Joseph Heller dies
EAST HAMPTON, N.Y. (AP) - Joseph Heller, whose darkly comic World War II novel "Catch-22" anticipated the surreal horror of Vietnam and added a popular expression to the American lexicon, died at 76.
Interlocked planes land near Tampa; no one injured
PLANT CITY, Fla. (AP) - A small plane coming in for a landing became wedged on top of another one 200 feet in the air, and the interlocked pair landed together without injury to any of the three people on board.
Carvings set off debate about early alphabet
CAIRO, Egypt - A new scholarly debate reveals it's not as easy as ABC to determine when civilization moved toward its first alphabet.
Officials meet with boy's father
HAVANA (AP) - U.S. immigration officials met early today with the father of Elian Gonzalez, the 6-year-old Cuban boy caught in a custody battle that has escalated tensions between the two countries.
Los Angeles Film Critics give 'The Insider' top award
LOS ANGELES (AP) - "The Insider," a controversial film about a tobacco-industry whistleblower, was named best picture of the year by the Los Angeles Film Critics Association.
Hemingway letter sells for $25,000
NEW YORK (AP) - A letter Ernest Hemingway wrote to cheer up an ailing 9-year-old boy - sent 17 days before the author committed suicide - sold for $25,300 at auction.
Cuban father says son might soon be headed home
HAVANA (AP) - A 6-year-old Cuban boy thrust into the center of U.S.-Cuban relations might soon be on his way back to Cuba, the child's father said Monday after meeting with U.S. immigration officials.
Time ticks faster on death row
WASHINGTON - Convicted killers executed in 1998 spent just 90 days less on death row than those put to death in 1997, despite efforts by state legislatures, Congress and the Supreme Court to hasten the appeals process, a federal study shows.
Foster mother sentenced in baby's death
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - A foster mother received a two-year suspended sentence Monday for the death of an infant who was left in a hot car.
Pentagon reviews 'don't ask, don't tell' policy
WASHINGTON - President Clinton's "don't ask, don't tell" policy on gays in the military was caught in the crossfire Sunday, a day after he declared it isn't working.
Serb killed in Kosovo
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Panama, U.S. end partnership
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Report: Columbine gunmen hoped for immortality
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Russians claim control of Grozny airport, suburb
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Judge denies release of Los Alamos scientist
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Venezuela takes steps so Carlos the Jackal can vote
CARACAS, Venezuela (AP) - The government said Monday it was taking steps to allow the Venezuelan-born terrorist known as Carlos the Jackal to vote on the country's new constitution.
McCain bucks criticism against Bush
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Jimmy Carter returns to Panama for event
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Ex-Houston mayor expected to enter plea
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Los Alamos scientist pleads innocent
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Participants in Seattle's WTO protests long for simpler world
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DA to prosecute clerk for selling Penthouse
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Bush, McCain clash over campaign finance, taxes
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) - Gov. George W. Bush and Arizona Sen. John McCain clashed over campaign finance, taxes and federal farm subsidies Monday night in a spirited debate that underscored a tightening race for the Republican presidential nomination.
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Washington Times columnist and Edmund Burke Institute president Jeffrey Kuhner doesn't seem too happy with the Supreme Court's decision to uphold the health care reform law, telling Janet Mefferd yesterday that the ruling "signals the end of our Constitutional republic as we know it" and "the end of traditional America as we know it." "We are now living in an age of a creeping, soft, socialist tyranny," Kuhner warned, even alleging that the government can potentially mandate that people stop "using toilet paper because it's bad for the environment." He argued that Chief Justice John Roberts "is a Judas" who "did it for his thirty pieces of silver" in the form of favorable reactions from the media:
Kuhner: Today it's going to be health insurance, tomorrow it'll be eating broccoli or buying an electric car or not using toilet paper because it's bad for the environment. There is now no end; there is no limit on the power of the central government. That's why it's an ominous precedent, it's a revolutionary precedent; I believe it signals the end of our Constitutional republic as we know it, we are now living in an age of a creeping, soft, socialist tyranny. This election I believe is the last chance for the American people to now stop Obamacare, stop the government takeover of healthcare, to stop this out of control imperial presidency, and to save our republic. After the next election, Obamacare will be fully implemented, the precedent of the Supreme Court will now be established and it will be the end of traditional America as we know it.
Mefferd: It's interesting, when Obama has been issuing these executive orders, a lot of people have accused him rightly I believe of being confused of what his branch of government is supposed to do, do you believe that Roberts superseded his branch of government? He's the judicial branch. Do you think he was doing something beyond the authority of the court to start saying alaw is this and not this regardless of what was argued?
Kuhner: Yes. In fact, I'm going to be very candid with you and I'm not going to mince words, I believe Chief Justice Roberts is a Judas. And I believe like Judas he did it for his thirty pieces of silver. And what were his thirty pieces of silver? It was one puff profile piece after another.
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Lewis, a quarterback from Opa-Locka, Fla., closed out an outstanding career with 48 school records including career marks for total offensive yards (9,987), passing yards (10,065), pass completions (877), pass attempts (1,510), touchdown passes (67), 300-yard passing games (11) and touchdown-to-interception ratio (1.68:1). In 2009, he completed 274-of-449 (.610) pass attempts for 3,330 yards with 20 touchdowns and eight interceptions. One of just two quarterbacks in ACC history to throw for over 10,000 yards in a career, Lewis currently ranks second in the league in both total offensive yards per game (281.5) and passing yards per game (277.5), and his 3,330 passing yards rank as the second-highest single-season total in Duke history. Lewis, who earned second team All-ACC honors in 2008, is Duke's first two-time all-conference quarterback since Ben Bennett captured first squad honors in both 1982 and 1983.
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Death is nothing else but going home to God, the bond of love will be unbroken for all eternity.
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Death is the most beautiful adventure in life.
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O death! We thank you for the light that you will shed upon our ignorance.
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I'm not afraid of death because I don't believe in it. It's just getting out of one car and into another.
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You live on earth for only a few short years which you call an incarnation, and then you leave your body as an outworn dress and go for refreshment to your true home in the spirit.
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Death is one of two things. Either it is annihilation, and the dead have no consciousness of anything; or, as we are told, it is really a change: a migration of the soul from one place to another.
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The day which we fear as our last is but the birthday of eternity.
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Death is nothing at all. I have only slipped away to the next room. I am I and you are you. Whatever we were to each other, That, we still are.
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Just as a little bird cracks open the shell and flies out, we fly out of this shell, the shell of the body. We call that death, but strictly speaking, death is nothing but a change in form.
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While we are mourning the loss of our friend, others are rejoicing to meet him behind the veil.
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There should be no fear of death, for the death of the body is but a gentle passing to a much freer life.
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Death is simply a shedding of the physical body like the butterfly shedding its cocoon. It is a transition to a higher state of consciousness where you continue to perceive, to understand, to laugh, and to be able to grow.
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Written pattern for Entrelac Crochet Fingerless Gloves available in US crochet terminology. The last page of the pattern contains helpful photographs of Tunisian Simple Stitch.
The gloves are worked in the round using Tunisian Simple Stitch. You will be working strips of squares which are turned on their point to make the entrelac pattern. It may be a little challenging if you are unfamiliar with Tunisian crochet, but once you get the hang of it becomes quite easy.
**Skill Level:**
Intermediate / Advanced
Light Worsted (DK) weight yarn
Color A - Cascade 220 Superwash shade no. 851 - 25 m (28 yds)
Color B - Cascade 220 Superwash shade no. 804 - 1 5 m (17 yds)
Color C - Cascade 220 Superwash shade no. 914a - 20 m (22 yds)
All meterage / yardage has been rounded up.
3.5 mm (E) size crochet hook.
Each square measures approximately 4.75 cm across from point to
point and one strip measures 19 cm. Measure around your hand just
below the knuckles and above the thumb. If this measurement is
larger than 20 cm, try using a hook size one size larger.


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Chapter OneThe thing about New York City is you never know what's behind a door. Homicide Detective Nikki Heat pondered that, as she had so many times, while she parked her Crown Victoria and watched police cruiser and ambulance lights lick the storefronts on 74th off Amsterdam. She knew, for instance, the plain door to the wine shop opened into a faux cave done in soft beige and terra-cotta tones with stacked bottles nested in wall grottos fashioned of river stones imported from France. Across the street, the door of what had once been an FDR-era bank gave onto a staircase that spiraled downward to a huge array of indoor batting cages that filled with tween MLB hopefuls and kid birthday parties on weekend afternoons. But on that morning, just after 4 a.m., the most nondescript door of all, the frosted one without a sign, only a street number above it in gold and black foil stick-ons from a hardware store, would lead to one of the more unexpected interiors of the quiet block.
A uniform posted in front of the door shuffled to keep warm, silhouetted by the industrial-grade crime scene unit work light from inside that transformed the milky glass into the blinding Close Encounters portal. Nikki could see his breath from forty yards away.
She got out, and even though the air bit her nostrils and made her eyes teary, Nikki didn't button her coat against it. Instead she fanned it open with the back of her hand by rote, making sure that she had clean access to the Sig Sauer holstered underneath. And then, cold as she was, the homicide cop stopped and stood there to perform her next ritual: a pause to honor the dead she was about to meet. That small, quiet, private moment lived as a ceremonial interval Nikki Heat claimed when she arrived at every crime scene. Its purpose was simple. To reaffirm that, victim or villain, the waiting corpse was human and deserved to be respected and treated individually, not as the next stat. Nikki drew in a slow breath, and the air felt to her the same as that night a decade ago, a Thanksgiving eve, when she was home on college break and her mother was brutally stabbed to death and left on the kitchen floor. She closed her eyes for her Moment.
"Something wrong, Detective?" Moment gone. Heat turned. A taxi rolled to a stop, and its passenger was addressing her from his backseat window. She recognized him and the driver, and smiled.
"No, Randy, I'm good." Heat stepped over to the cab and shook hands with Detective Randall Feller. "You keeping out of trouble?"
"Hope not," he said with the laugh that always reminded her of John Candy. "You remember Dutch," he said, making a head nod to Detective Van Meter up front in the driver's seat. Feller and Van Meter worked undercover in the NYPD Taxi Squad, a special anti-crime task force, run out of the Special Operations Division, that roved New York's streets in customized yellow cabs. The plainclothes cops of the Taxi Squad had a foot in the old school. They were generally tough asses who took no crap and did what they wanted and went where they wanted. Taxi Dicks roamed freely to sniff out crimes in progress, although with more scientific policing had lately been assigned to target their patrols in areas where robberies, burglaries, and street crimes spiked.
The cop at the wheel rolled his window down and nodded a wordless hi, making her wonder why Van Meter had bothered to open it. "Careful, Dutch, you'll talk her ear off," said Detective Feller with the Candy chuckle again. "Lucky you, Nikki Heat, getting the middle-of-the-night call."
Dutch said, "Some folks have no manners, getting killed at this hour." Heat didn't imagine Detective Van Meter paused a lot for reflection before meeting a corpse.
"Listen," she said. "Not that I don't like standing in twenty-five degrees, but I've got a vic waiting."
"Where's your ride-along?" said Feller with more than a little interest. "The writer, what's his face?"
Feller, fishing again. Just like he did every time they crossed paths, testing to see if Rook was still in the picture. Nikki had been on Feller's radar since the night months before when she escaped from a hired killer in Rook's loft. After Heat's battle with the Texan, he and Dutch were in the first wave of cops who raced to her aid. Ever since, Feller never missed a chance to pretend he didn't know Rook's name and take a sounding on her. Heat rolled with it; she was no stranger to interest from men, even liked it if they didn't cross a line, but Feller ... In the Rom-Com he'd be more Com than Rom; the joshing brother rather than the love interest. Detective Feller was funny and good company but more for beers in the cop bar than Sancerre by candlelight. Two weeks ago she'd seen him come out of the men's room at Plug Uglies wearing a sanitary tissue ring around his neck, asking everyone if they'd also like a lobster bib.
"What's his face?" repeated Nikki. "He's off on assignment." And then to send the message, she added, "He's back at the end of this week, though." But the detective read something else in her voice.
"That a good thing or a bad thing?"
"Good thing," Heat said a little too abruptly. So she flashed a grin trying to reset her tone. "Real good." And then, to convince herself, she added, "Really good."
* * *
What Nikki found on the other side of the door was not an urban shrine to oenology with artfully stacked green bottles, nor did she hear the ping of an aluminum bat followed by the thud of a ball into padded netting. Instead, a throat-catching mixture of incense mixed with vapors from a harsh cleaning solvent rose up to greet her as she descended a flight of stairs to the basement. Behind her, Detective Van Meter moaned a low "Whoa," and as Heat rounded the landing to make her turn down the last flight, she heard Dutch and Feller snapping on gloves. Van Meter muttered to his partner, "I catch an STD down here, I'll sue till I own the damn city."
At basement level they arrived at something that only charitably could be referred to as a reception area. The crimson painted-brick walls behind the Formica counter and the Internet catalogue chairs reminded her of a small, private gym lobby, and not a very high-end one. Four doors were spaced along the far wall. They were all open. Three led into dim rooms, lit only by the spill of harsh radiance from the CSU light stands set up to illuminate the lobby during the investigation. More light, punctuated by strobe flashes came from the far doorway, where Detective Raley stood watching the activity, latexed hands by his side. He saw Nikki out of the corner of his eye and stepped out to her.
"Welcome to Plea sure Bound, Detective Heat," he said.
Copsense made Nikki scope out the other three rooms before entering the crime scene itself. She knew they'd have been cleared by Raley and the uniforms who responded first, but she poked her head in each doorway for a quick glance. All she could make out in the murkiness were the shapes of equipment and furniture of the bondage trade, and that each chamber was themed. In order: a Victorian boudoir, an animal role-play parlor, and a sensory deprivation room. In the coming hours these would be swept by CSU, and forensic evidence gathered, but for now she was satisfied with her survey. Heat took out her gloves and walked to the far doorway, where Feller and Van Meter waited deferentially behind Raley. This was her case, on her turf, and unspoken etiquette dictated she go in ahead of them.
The corpse was naked and bound at the wrists and ankles to an X-shaped vertical wooden frame known as the St. Andrew's Cross. The structure was bolted to the floor and the ceiling in the center of the room, and the dead man's body sagged downward, bent at the knees, his buttocks hovering above the linoleum. The bulk of his weight, which Heat put at almost 250 pounds, now unsupported by muscle, strained the wrist straps high over his head and pulled his arms into a taut Y.
Detective Feller whisper-sang the chorus of "YMCA" until Nikki scalded him with a glance. Chastened, he folded his arms and looked away at his partner, who shrugged.
"What have we got, Rales?" said Heat to her detective.
Raley consulted a single page of notes. "Not much, as of yet. Check it out." He swept the room with his arm. "No clothes anywhere, no ID, no nothing. After-hours cleaning crew made the discovery. They're not En glish speakers, so Ochoa's doing the honors in the office getting their statement. Prelim, though, is they say the place closes about one, sometimes two, that's when they come in. They were doing their usual janitor stuff, figuring they were all alone, and came in here, to the, ah ..."
"Torture chamber," said Nikki. "The rooms are themed. This one's for torture and humiliation." She read his look and said, "I worked vice once."
"So did I," said Raley.
"I worked it harder." Heat arched a brow and watched him blush. "So nobody else was here at the discovery. Did they see anyone leaving?"
"There's a bubble for a surveillance cam in the lobby," said Van Meter.
Raley nodded. "On it." And then he turned to Nikki. "There's a locked closet in the manager's office where the cleaners say she keeps the recorder."
"Wake up the manager," said Heat. "Tell her to bring in the key, but don't tell her about the body. Just say there was an attempted break-in. I don't want her making calls on the way here, and I want to see her reaction when she finds out."
When Raley stepped out to make the call, Heat asked the CSU technician and the police photographer if they had looked for any clothing or a wallet or ID anywhere else on the premises. She knew what the answer would be—these were professionals—but the bases had to be covered. The obvious, if thought to be too obvious, was what got overlooked and left holes in an investigation if you started assuming and stopped checking. They confirmed no clothing, ID, or other personal effects on their initial sweep.
Detective Feller said, "How about Dutch and I cruise the neighboring blocks, see if anyone who's up saw anything?"
Van Meter nodded. "At this hour not many people around, but we can hit the diners, garbage collectors, delivery trucks, what ever."
"Sure," said Detective Heat. "Appreciate the assist."
Feller gave her the puppy eyes again. "For you, Nikki? C'mon." He took out his cell phone and knelt to get an angle of the dead man's face with its camera. "Won't hurt to show this around to see if anyone knows him."
"Good thinking," she said.
On his way out Detective Feller paused. "Listen, sorry if I was out of line with the Village People thing. Just breaking the tension, you know?"
As much as she couldn't abide disrespecting a victim, she looked at him and read his embarrassment. As a veteran NYPD detective, she knew it was just misplaced cop humor and not meant to be callous. "I don't even remember it," said Heat. He smiled, gave her a head nod, and left.
* * *
Lauren Parry knelt on the floor beside the victim, and as she filled in each box in her report, the medical examiner recited to Nikki, "OK, so we have a John Doe, late forties, approximately two-fifty to two-fifty-five." The ME pointed to her nostrils. "Obvious smoker, definite drinker."
It was always tough with the Does, thought Nikki. Without a name to go on, you were hobbled at the starting gate. Precious time in the investigation would be spent just figuring out who he was.
"Preliminary TOD ...," Lauren Parry read the thermometer and continued, "... eight to ten p.m."
"That long ago? You sure?" Heat's friend looked up at her from the clipboard and stared. The detective said, "OK, so you're sure."
"Preliminarily, Nik. I'll run the usual tests when we get him down to Thirtieth Street, but for now that's a good window for you."
"Cause of death?"
"Well, you just want every little thing, don't you?" said the ME with a twinkle behind her deadpan. Then she grew pensive and turned to consider the corpse. "COD could be asphyxiation."
"The collar?"
"That's my best first guess." Lauren stood and indicated the posture collar biting into the man's neck, drawn so tight by the strapping at the back it caused his flesh to roll over its edges. "Certainly enough to restrict the windpipe. Plus the broken blood vessels in the eyeballs are consistent with choking."
"Let's rewind. Best first guess?' " asked Heat.
"Come on, Nikki, you know I always tell you first shot is preliminary." Then Lauren Parry looked back at the body, pondering again.
"Let's just mark it 'choking' as a prelim until I do my autopsy."
Nikki knew better than to press Lauren for conjecture, just as her friend knew not to push her for speculation. "That's fine," she said, all the while knowing that her pal from the Office of the Chief Medical Examiner was mulling something.
Lauren opened a plastic drawer in her kit for some swabs and resumed her testing while Nikki did what she always did at a death scene. She clasped her hands behind her and slowly walked the room, occasionally squatting or bending, eyeing the corpse from all angles. This wasn't just a ritual, it was a fundamental procedure to clear her head of all conclusions and projections. The idea was to open her mind to impressions, to just let in what ever came in and, most of all, simply to notice what she was noticing.
Her sense of the victim was that he wasn't a physically active person. The sizable roll of soft fat around his midsection suggested a lot of sitting, or at least an occupation that didn't involve movement or strength like sports, construction, or other manual labor. As with most people, the skin on his upper arms was pale compared to his forearms, but the contrast wasn't great; no farmer's tan. That told her not only that he was indoors a lot, but that he either wore long sleeves most of the time or didn't likely tend a garden or play golf at a club. Even this long after summer there would be more residual tanning. She stepped close to examine his hands, being careful not to breathe on them. They were clean and soft, underscoring her feeling about his indoor life. The nails were neat but not manicured; she usually saw that among middle-aged men who were wealthy or young urban groomers who were more fit. The hair was sparse up top, befitting the age Lauren had fixed, as were the strands of white mixed in with its dull, iron filings color. The brows were wildly bushy, sometimes an indicator of a bachelor or widower, and his salt-and-pepper goatee gave him an air of academia or arts and letters. Nikki looked again at his fingertips and made note of a bluish tinge that looked to be within the skin itself and not topical like from oil paint or ink stains.
Bruises, welts, and abrasions were everywhere, front, back, and sides. Torso, legs, and arms. In keeping with her open-mind approach, the detective tried not to ascribe the marks to a night of sadomasochism. Possible, even likely, given the setting, but not for certain. There were no obvious cuts, punctures, bullet holes, or bleeding she could see.
The rest of the room was immaculate, at least for a torture dungeon. The CSU vacuuming and print dusting might yield some forensic evidence, but there was no visible trash, cigarette butts, or any clues such as a conveniently dropped hotel matchbook with a killer's room number on it, like you saw in old movies on TCM.
Again, keeping an open mind, Nikki refused to conclude there even was a killer in the classic sense. A homicide? Possibly. Murder? Still just possibly. The door had to be left open for an accidental death from a consensual torture session gone too far, resulting in a panic flight from the dom in the relationship.
Heat was sketching her own diagram of the room layout, something she always did as a personal companion to the one filed by the Crime Scene Unit, when Detective Ochoa came in after his interview of the cleaning crew. He had a sober tone as he quickly greeted Nikki, but softened when his gaze fell on the ME.
"Detective," said Lauren with a little too much formality.
"Doctor," he replied, matching her reserve. Then Nikki caught Lauren taking something out of the side pocket of her suit and slipping it into his hand. Detective Ochoa didn't look at it, just said, "Right, thanks," and stepped across the room, where he turned his back and fastened his watch to his wrist. Nikki could do the math on where The Oach was when he was awakened by the dead body call.
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Congratulations, Mark Helfrich. You just got handed the keys to the Ferrari, according to reports. Now make it run faster, better and with more power.
It wasn't all that surprising that Chip Kelly really was "comfortable" leaving college, and now it's going to be a fun experiment to see if he can be another Jimmy Johnson instead of a Bobby Petrino.
Mark Helfrich is the presumed successor to Chip Kelly at Oregon.
Can his offense work in the NFL? It already does.
New England all but ripped off Texas Tech -- even though no one in the NFL likes to admit to taking anything from college football -- and Washington is doing with Robert Griffin III what Kelly did at Oregon. Kelly went to meet with Bill Belichick in the offseason to give tips on how to up the tempo of the Patriots attack even more than the hurry-up style it already used, and with a little bit of tweaking to adapt to a pro-style passing game, the offense should work in Philly, and it could be unbelievable as long as Michael Vick can stay in one piece.
Fortunately for Oregon fans, Kelly is leaving behind a loaded program with all the pieces in place to continue its fantastic run, including Helfrich, who many believe is about to be named the next Ducks coach.
Just 39, Helfrich is a young, energetic coach on the rise, doing great things as the Boise State quarterback coach before serving as the understudy under Kelly, working as the offensive coordinator for the Ducks since 2009.
Along with working with learning from Kelly, Helfrich has been tutored by some of the best offensive gurus in the college game, coaching under Dirk Koetter, currently the Atlanta Falcons offensive coordinator, and Dan Hawkins, the former Boise State and Colorado head coach, before coming over to Eugene. While it obviously takes more than just being a good X's-and-O's man to be a national champion-level head coach, there might not be anyone in the college ranks better to step in right away and keep the momentum going.
Go inside Scout.com to find out what recruits are saying about Chip Kelly's departure.
Of course, the NCAA might have a little something to say about what the Oregon program is going to do going forward, and recruiting is going to have to take some sort of a hit after all the uncertainty surrounding Kelly and with the abrupt job change just a few short weeks away from Signing Day, but as long as the Ducks aren't given the 2012 Ohio State treatment from the folks in Indianapolis, they're still going to start the season a preseason top five team -- likely in the top three -- with all the pressure in the world to win the Pac-12 championship and go on to play for the last BCS title of the current format.
Eight starters return on the Ducks offense, and that doesn't even count De'Anthony Thomas, who'll step in at running back for Kenjon Barner. The underappreciated defense welcomes back seven starters including a loaded secondary, led by rising star corner, Ifo Ekpre-Olomu. The kicking game should be fine and Thomas is one of the nation's premier return men.
Schedule-wise, Oregon gets Tennessee at home and goes to Nevada, and in conference play it misses USC, gets a week off before going to Stanford, and has to deal with a trip to Arizona.
Basically, Oregon will be favored by double digits to win every game, with the possible exception of the Stanford showdown.
The chance is there for Helfrich to create his own legacy right away and pull a Larry Coker. Butch Davis left the Miami shelves stocked before bolting for the Cleveland Browns, and Coker benefited by taking the loaded 2001 Hurricanes to the national title and within a pass interference call against Ohio State of making it two in a row.
Kelly was one of the best head coaches in college football over the last four years, going 46-7 with four BCS appearances. How good was Kelly? Out of those seven losses, one came against a decent Stanford team in 2009, four came against teams that ended the season with a BCS win, one came against a 2011 LSU team that lost the BCS championship, and the other came to a 2011 USC squad that finished the year 10-2 and, if it was eligible, would've played the Ducks in a rematch for the Pac-12 title.
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Convenient Meals on Campus
- Buffets for breakfast and lunch at Blackhawk Commons, one block from the Conference Center. Order with registration postmarked by April 18, 2015.
- Or bring you own food. (Lodging rooms in Gruenhagen Conference Center have a refrigerator and microwave.)
- Or visit a campus restaurant or other nearby eateries.
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Stay on campus in convenient, inexpensive rooms in Gruenhagen Conference Center, the hub of the Conference.
- Full Service-$40.00 per room per night-All lodging rooms are air conditioned, and include two single beds, 2 desks, 2 dressers, sleeping space on the floor. Bathrooms are shared (single sex) with private showers. Wireless internet is provided at no charge. The beds include linens, towels and wash cloths are provided as well. All rooms are carpeted, and include a 3.2 cubic foot refrigerator, that includes a freezer. A microwave is also provided.
- Standard Service (available upon request)-$30.00 per room per night-Mattress pad, pillow, pillow case and two sheets per guest provided. Air-conditioned. Bring towels and toiletries.
- Check in 10 am, check out 10 pm Saturday, noon Sunday.
- For reservations, call (920) 424-1106. Reservations can be made between 7 am and 12 midnight, seven days a week.
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For directions from your home to the Gruenhagen Conference Center, at 208 Osceola Street, Oshkosh, WI 54901, use Google Maps or MapQuest. If you arrive at the University before 4:30 pm Friday, park in lot 10 or 30 or Level I of the parking ramp. Parking is free after 4:30 pm on Friday (through Sunday) in all University parking lots.
Begin by picking up your registration materials in the Gruenhagen Conference Center. All conference activity locations will be listed in your registration materials.
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- Enjoy Open Swim – Campus pool, Friday 4 to 6 pm and Saturday 4 to 6 pm.
- EAA AirVenture Museum: Nearly 100 rare and significant airplanes, attached airport with historic aircraft. Open Monday-Saturday 8:30-5, Sunday 10-5.
- Oshkosh Public Museum: History exhibits, hands-on activities. Tuesday-Saturday 10-4:30, Sunday 1-4:30.
- Paine Art Center and Gardens: World class art collection and hands-on activities for children, housed in a 1920s mansion with 3 acres of gardens. Tuesday-Sunday, 11-4.
- Oshkosh Community Playground: A 30,000 square foot community-built playground on the lake shore with a lighthouse, castle, airplane, gardens, and more. Also a free children's zoo. Open 7 am to dusk.
- Grand Opera House: A restored 1883 Victorian theater.
- Military Veterans Museum: Dedicated to peace with many historical exhibits. Monday-Friday, 12-5.
- Oshkosh Public Library: Original 1900 building plus 1994 expansion. KidSpace for young children. Monday-Friday 9-6, Saturday 9-5, Sunday 1-5.
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