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Firefighters extinguish blaze at All Storage
Amarillo firefighters battled a two-alarm fire Friday at All Storage Inc., 7841 E. Interstate 40.
Bulletin Board
Coffee-break wondering: Has an incumbent U.S. vice president who wished to succeed his departing boss ever campaigned for but been denied his party's nomination?
Reunion Roundup
The U.S. Navy reunion for USS Sperry (AS-12) Submarine Tender, 1942 through 1982, will be Oct. 4-6 in San Antonio.
A 68-year-old woman was listed in serious condition Friday at Northwest Texas Hospital after a two-vehicle collision Thursday morning injured her and the driver of the second vehicle.
AEDC weighs leasing unused space to Bell
Bell Helicopter Textron might fill some empty space for the Amarillo Economic Development Corp.
Supplicants explain Last Supper
The scriptural story of the Last Supper can get lost amid the more dramatic Holy Week observances of Palm Sunday, the Cruci
Rider to help suffering school districts
AUSTIN - Texas school districts facing the loss of millions of dollars because slumping oil prices have left them with low property-tax values will get some help from the state.
APD looking for families of cops killed in duty
The Amarillo Police Department needs help locating relatives of officers killed in the line of duty.
Clovis commissioners vote for more research on mobile home park
CLOVIS, N.M. - A proposal to expand an existing mobile home development in the Sierra West subdivision on the far west side of Clovis provoked controversy and a lengthy discussion at Thursday's Clovis City Commission meeting.
Students surprise carrier with bon voyage party
Students at Sam Houston Middle School surprised Rachelle Hess with a bon voyage party Thursday to celebrate her upcoming trip to London.
Last Supper blueprint for worship
The scriptural story of the Last Supper can get lost amid the more dramatic Holy Week observances of Palm Sunday, the crucifixion and the resurrection. Yet those few private hours between Jesus Christ and his disciples, made possible by a host identified only as "a man bearing a pitcher of water," became a blueprint for the worship services of many Christian denominations.
Police department needs volunteers for disabilities program
The Amarillo Police Department's volunteer parking patrol could use some more help.
Hastings to move Web site
Hastings Entertainment Inc. is moving to a bigger Web site in about 45 days.
Campaign treasurers release contribution, expenses reports
Place 3 incumbent Robert Keys listed more expenses, and Mayor Kel Seliger listed more contributions than other commission candidates in the first round of campaign financial reports.
Felony convictions remove Dumas man's name from ballot
DUMAS - If it weren't for the time he served behind bars, Rick Stone would have a chance to serve Dumas.
A Randall County grand jury indicted 25 people Wednesday. Following are the names, ages, charges and dates of alleged offenses for those indicted or re-indicted, as released by the Criminal District Attorney's office:
Health department investigates poison center director
The Texas Department of Health is investigating complaints that the managing director of the Texas Panhandle Poison Center worked in another department while receiving a salary from a state grant.
Beaten woman released from hospital
An 85-year-old Amarillo woman beaten by an unknown assailant March 23 in her home was released from Northwest Texas Hospital Wednesday, a hospital spokeswoman said.
Firefighters extinguish blaze at All Storage
Amarillo firefighters battled a two-alarm fire Friday at All Storage Inc., 7841 E. Interstate 40.
Jury clears officer in shooting
A Potter County grand jury Thursday cleared an Amarillo Police Department officer in a March shooting.
AC students compete at state vocational meet
Four Amarillo College students competed in the 1999 Texas VICA Skills USA Championships last weekend.
A Potter County grand jury on Thursday indicted two 19-year-old men in connection with the February shooting death of Julian Mereno.
Capture brings memories for veterans
As prisoners of war, the three U.S. soldiers captured by Yugoslav forces are specifically protected by international law, but they also could be held by the Serbs legally until the armed conflict ends.
Car wreck sends two teens to hospital
A Thursday evening car wreck in south Amarillo sent two teens to Northwest Texas Hospital, one with possibly serious injuries.
NWS honors pair of weather watchers for longevity
Bill Morgan and Darral Watson have watched the skies over the Texas Panhandle for a combined 85 years just because they like to.
Murder suspect Rios not arrested in Canada
Officials mistakenly announced three weeks ago that an Amarillo murder suspect on the lam for 15 years was arrested in Canada, authorities confirmed Thursday.
2 men charged in I-40 drug bust
Federal authorities charged two men Friday with conspiracy after a midday Interstate 40 drug bust.
The Thursday Amarillo Daily News incorrectly reported the amount that the Amarillo Hospital District would pay to Health Professional Associates for pediatric care of indigent children. The correct amount is $1.008 million.
Spaghetti cookout leads to blaze near interstate
An attempt to cook a pot of spaghetti outdoors Friday afternoon in swirling Amarillo winds turned into an unexpected bonfire for three Michigan vacationers.
Marine from Fritch denied discharge
A Marine from Fritch who declined to take the anthrax vaccine was denied an administrative discharge Wednesday, a Marine base spokesman said.
Bank in Happy sues Groom cattleman in check dispute
The First State Bank of Happy has sued a Groom cattleman over a check dispute of more than $500,000.
Timeless Tales: Texas Rangers sent to arrest the lawless
BORGER - The situation in Borger grew tense in the early days of April 1927, with word of the approaching arrival of Texas Rangers and a sweeping drive to roundup habitues of the underworld by city, county and state officials, according to an April 2, 1927, Amarillo Daily News article.
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Van Camp: Get your cotton-pickin' hands off my church
Turmoil is the order of the day for mainstream Protestant churches regarding policy on homosexuality. The Methodist Church is no exception.
Editorial: Pentagon cruises toward crisis
Pentagon war planners have made one thing abundantly clear: Their preferred weapon is the cruise missile. They're accurate, deadly and they do their damage without putting our military personnel in harm's way.
Welfare reform legislation producing positive results
Texas is starting to see the benefits of welfare reform. Welfare officials are touting several factors for a large reduction in state welfare rolls.
Editorial: Parental responsibility still top priority in Clovis, N.M.
The Clovis, N.M. Police Department and officials for the Clovis, N.M. Municipal School District deserve appreciation for vigorously enforcing New Mexico's Compulsory School Attendance Responsibility Act.
Editorial: Campaign finance reform gains Western momentum
There used to be an old saying, "As goes California, so goes the country."
Letters to the Editor
I believe that in the near future, the United States will enter World War III.
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Two of three Romanian gymnasts who disappeared from a Virginia hotel last weekend have surfaced in Orlando.
Tech thwarts Iowa State rally for 8-7 victory
Unhappy with the recent production from his designated hitter spot, Texas Tech coach Larry Hays decided to try somebody new. Once again a coaching move pays off.
Major improvement expected this season in sprint car class
Route 66 Speedway could become the mecca for "wing nuts" from across the Panhandle in 1999.
Bobby Moegle did it his way
Bobby Moegle, the larger-than-life Lubbock coaching legend, has pulled a Frank Sinatra.
Clayton shooting for state
The Clayton Yellowjackets have a definite opinion of where they want to be at the end of the baseball season - the state baseball tournament.
Shores takes Borger job
Don't expect Craig Shores to waste much time getting started at his new job.
West Texas plays at Aggies today
West Texas A&M coach Todd Howey was still stinging after the Buffs split a doubleheader with College of the South west on Tuesday.
Tulia off to fast start in Division II race
When a trio of Tulia athletes skipped the final three attempts in the triple jump Thursday, it was a pretty good indication about how the Hornets were doing on the opening day of the 50th Annual Amarillo Relays.
Greer, Palmeiro pace Texas' win
ARLINGTON (AP) - Rusty Greer drove in two runs without getting a hit and Rafael Palmeiro had a run-scoring double, leading the Texas Rangers to a 6-5 victory over the Houston Astros Saturday night.
Colleagues can't believe Missouri's Stewart gone
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - Upon hearing rumors that Norm Stewart was about to retire, rival coaches during his 32 stormy seasons must have had the same thought.
Dumas runs up mountain at the Relays
Dumas track coach Jay Hufstedler said the motto for his team-on-the-rise is, "Climb the Mountain." In the big picture, that mountain is a District 3-4A title.
Stewart pulls plug after 32 Mizzou years
COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) - Norm Stewart left Thursday after 32 seasons as Missouri basketball coach, and insisted it was his idea.
TULSA, Okla. (AP) - Tommy Morrison, who at one time held the fringe World Boxing Organization's heavyweight title, pleaded guilty Thursday to a drunken-driving charge and two other traffic misdemeanors.
Baseball has a money belt up its sleeves
The sleeves of a baseball jersey used to be reserved for serious stuff.
Orioles trade for Conine, plan to release Hoiles
Jeff Conine will be playing for the Baltimore Orioles on opening day. Chris Hoiles will not.
Tech eyes rebound in Iowa State series
Before the Texas Tech baseball team got on last year's late-season roll that carried it to a Big 12 Conference tournament title, there came a low-point in which the Red Raiders were humbled at home by Oklahoma.
Former big-leaguer Hemond signs with Dillas
Amarillo Dillas manager Daren Brown didn't waste any time. He signed a former major league player.
Tascosa's Johnson shoots 75 for 3-5A girls' medalist lead
Before Thursday, Tascosa's Allison Johnson hadn't broken 80 in a District 3-5A tournament round.
Buffs stay perfect in LSC with sweep
LAWTON, Okla. - West Texas A&M received complete games from Jackie McNellie and Justin Noble and ran its Lone Star Conference South Division baseball winning streak to six games with a doubleheader sweep of Cameron on Friday.
Waldorf's course-record 63 leads BellSouth Classic
DULUTH, Ga. (AP) - Duffy Waldorf stepped in front of the David Duval express, equaling a course record with a 9-under-par 63 Thursday to grab the lead after the first round of the BellSouth Classic.
Dalls gets Jimmy for Thanksgiving
IRVING - Guess who's coming to dinner on Thanksgiving Day.
Harrick changes mind, will take Georgia post
ATHENS, Ga. (AP) - Jim Harrick changed his mind twice Thursday, deciding after a surreal day of back-and-forth to accept the job as Georgia's basketball coach.
McGwire, Sosa face rugged encore task
CLEARWATER, Fla. - They seem to be stronger somehow.
Demonette Relays
Results of the Demonette Relays girls track and field meet, held Thursday at Dumas High School:
Tascosa hammers Lubbock
The opening two Lubbock High batters Tascosa starting pitcher Matt Lankford faced Friday afternoon scored runs at Rebel Field.
Strong marks open first day of Relays
Thursday may have been a recognized day for pranks and jokes, but there was hardly any fooling around on the first day of the 50th Annual Amarillo Relays.
GEORGETOWN (AP) - San Antonio Churchill's Elizabeth Quarve scored in the sixth round of a shootout, giving the Chargers a 3-2 victory against Round Rock Westwood in a Class 5A semifinal match Friday at the girls' state soccer championships.
Mavericks 93, Clippers 84
DALLAS (AP) - Michael Finley scored 22 points, including three key baskets down the stretch, as the Dallas Mavericks ended a five-game losing streak by beating the Los Angeles Clippers on Thursday night.
U.S. takes advantage
BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) - Suddenly, the absence of Pete Sampras and Andre Agassi doesn't seem all that important.
U.S. players taking Davis Cup play seriously
BIRMINGHAM, England (AP) - Jim Courier wasn't very convincing when he said that the Davis Cup match against Britain with the competition celebrating its 100th anniversary was "business as usual."
Walker confident he'll be healthy for opener
DENVER (AP) - He suffered a strained rib muscle hitting a batting-practice homer and came down with food poisoning eating a chicken dinner.
Lyons better behind mike than on field
Steve Lyons always dreaded this time of year - the uncertainty of whether he'd survive the final cut.
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Duke's Elton Brand collected another player of the year honor Friday, winning the John R. Wooden Award as college basketball's top player.
Marsh, Twitty pace The Tradition
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - Growing up in hot-weather spots like Australia and Arizona didn't prepare Graham Marsh and Howard Twitty for the weather they ran into in the first round of The Tradition.
River Road pounds 11 home runs in victory at Dimmitt
Move over Babe. Step aside Mark McGwire.
For eight Amarillo teams, fastpitch is a whole new ballgame
Perhaps it is the differences in the two sports that are even more noticeable than the similarities.
Protecting yourself from Melissa not difficult
Recently, a particularly nasty virus made the rounds in many corporate and personal computers. Its name was Melissa. She was - and still is - a threat to many systems. What makes her so devious is how she replicates (or "gets around").
Judge disputes gun-ownership law
LUBBOCK - A federal judge's ruling striking down a gun-ownership law could be precedent-setting, laying the groundwork for challenges to other gun-control laws, legal experts said Friday.
Ex-superintendent of Dallas schools leaves San Antonio halfway house
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Former Dallas schools superintendent Yvonne Gonzalez left a San Antonio halfway house Friday and said she will go to work for a clothing factory.
Hunt for sea turtle eggs begins on Padre Island
CORPUS CHRISTI - Jennifer Feola's job means cruising the beach 10 hours a day, four days a week, at Padre Island National Seashore.
Jail warden accused of bribery resigns
BEAUMONT (AP) - A warden at a state jail in Jefferson County has resigned in the face of a bribery charge filed against him.
Judge strikes down A&M law school affiliation as unconstitutional
HOUSTON (AP) - A judge has struck down the affiliation between Texas A&M University and Houston's South Texas College of Law, saying A&M violated the state Constitution in going forward with the alliance.
Student uses clerk's computer to visit pornographic Web site
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A 15-year-old boy on a class field trip to the courthouse was handcuffed and taken to juvenile hall after viewing a pornographic site on the Internet.
President of Dallas NAACP steps aside to run for office
DALLAS (AP) - The president of Dallas' embattled NAACP branch has stepped down to run for the city council in suburban Grand Prairie.
`America's Most Wanted' to feature Saginaw girl
SAGINAW (AP) - The mother of missing 6-year-old Opal Jo Jennings remained optimistic Friday that she would be found although it has been a week since she was abducted.
Police: Murder suspect had note admitting guilt
FORT WORTH - Murder suspect Arthur Wayne Goodman Jr. had a premonition about his death.
Bloodsucking mites killing bee colonies
HARLINGEN (AP) - Beekeeper Bill Vanderput began the year by treating his colonies of bees with chemical strips to ward off bloodsucking mites.
Texas High Plains markets
AUSTIN (AP) - Texas High Plains cash grain markets closed several cents lower for all grains and unchanged to 1 cent lower on soybeans.
Parents hope for son's return
HUNTSVILLE (AP) - The parents of a Texas soldier taken captive in Yugoslavia wrapped a yellow ribbon around a pecan tree in the town square Friday as court proceedings got under way against their son and two other Americans.
Bush finds past being probed
AUSTIN - Gov. George W. Bush's creation of a presidential exploratory committee is setting off an exploration of his past behavior as well as his political prospects. But so far, not much more has emerged from the media scrutiny other than a breakup with a fiancee 30 years ago - and she wishes him only the best.
Continental Airlines passes Y2K air test
HOUSTON (AP) - Continental Airlines said it passed its first airborne Year 2000 test with flying colors.
Librarians push new law for endowment fund
AUSTIN - Librarians across the state are trying to get a law on the books to create a permanent endowment fund that would provide direct state aid to the approximately 500 public libraries in Texas.
Hawaii snatches `Baywatch' series from Australia
HONOLULU (AP) - After a seven-year drought, Hawaii's tropical beauty will again become a weekly fixture in living rooms around the world.
Marine dismissed for destroying videotape of cable car accident
CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. - A military jury issued the first punishment against an aviator involved in the Italian ski gondola accident Friday, kicking the jet's navigator out of the Marines for destroying a videotape shot during the fatal flight.
Snow, bad weather hamper quake relief in India
NEW DELHI, India (AP) - An unexpected snowfall Friday forced India's air force to cancel relief flights to remote Himalayan villages desperate for help after a powerful earthquake shook the area this week.
Congress slacking off its recycling
WASHINGTON (AP) - Nearly a decade after recycling began on Capitol Hill, many congressional offices still aren't separating the paper and aluminum cans from the lunch trash. Even the House chairman who oversees environmental issues on public lands has turned his back on the effort.
Veterinarian provides care for exotic animals
GUTHRIE, Okla. (AP) - Dr. Larry Peters is no traditional veterinarian; but neither are his patients traditional subjects.
Earthquake victims complain of slow pace of relief
GWAI, India (AP) - Army helicopters were dropping food Thursday to remote villages leveled earlier this week by a powerful earthquake in northern India. But residents complained help wasn't coming fast enough.
FBI agents dig on ranch; may be seeking bones of missing atheist
FBI agents armed with a federal search warrant hauled digging equipment onto a ranch in a remote area of South Texas on Friday, apparently looking for the bodies of missing atheist leader Madalyn Murray O'Hair and two relatives.
Crop insurance open to abuse at taxpayer's expense
WASHINGTON (AP) - For some farmers, the best crop is the one they don't harvest.
U.S. authorities help search for missing governor
MEXICO CITY (AP) - U.S. authorities have joined Mexican police in searching for a missing state governor under investigation for alleged ties to drug traffickers, U.S. officials said Friday.
Population to reach 8 billion by 2026
WASHINGTON (AP) - The world's population, currently nearing 6 billion, will climb to 8 billion by 2026, the Census Bureau reports.
Sales of first prescription drug for baldness fizzle
They've finally come up with a pill that prevents baldness. So why isn't it flying off the shelves?
Survey: More than 90 percent of banks imposing ATM surcharges
WASHINGTON (AP) - After resisting for years, giants Citibank and Chase Manhattan Bank in January began charging consumers without accounts at the banks a fee for using their ATMs.
Energy Department teams up with OU on oil project
OKLAHOMA CITY (AP) - The Energy Department teamed up with the University of Oklahoma on Friday to develop cost-cutting drilling technology for domestic oil and gas producers.
Yahoo! acquisition reveals aggressive 'Net strategy
NEW YORK (AP) - The president of Yahoo! declared Thursday that three companies will dominate the Internet by the end of next year, and his company aims to be one of them.
Refugee crisis worsens
BLACE, Macedonia (AP) - With Serb expulsions "reaching nightmare proportions," the exodus of ethnic Albanians overwhelmed neighboring Albania and Macedonia on Friday.
Blizzard pounds the Dakotas
BISMARCK, N.D. (AP) - April roared in like a lion Thursday as a winter storm blanketed parts of the northern Plains with more than a foot of snow.
Breast cancer studies conflict on advantage of quick treatment
LONDON - Two new studies have reached conflicting conclusions about whether a delay of three months or more in the treatment of breast cancer can spell the difference between death and survival.
Police issue subpoenas to identify MSU rioters
LANSING, Mich. - Authorities working to identify suspects from a weekend riot at Michigan State University have confiscated snapshots from a film developer and subpoenaed news organizations for photos and videotape.
Fed taxes getting more complicated
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. - The percentage of Americans who say federal taxes have gotten too complicated has increased significantly over the last three years to almost two-thirds, according to an Associated Press poll.
Judge disputes government's case on Second Amendment grounds
LUBBOCK - A federal judge Thursday defended his decision to dismiss the government's case against a San Angelo man accused of breaking a law that makes it illegal to own a gun during a contested divorce.
Accused creator of `Melissa' virus arrested
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - One week after the cunning e-mail virus named "Melissa" began swamping computers across the country, authorities said Friday they had arrested a man who created the bug in his apartment and named it for a topless dancer.
Soldiers described as bright, brave
While Serb television showed images of three U.S. servicemen captured in Yugoslavia, their relatives and friends back home Thursday prayed for the soldiers' safe return and described them as brave young men who were proud to serve their country.
Hundreds missing after ferry sinks
LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - A ferry believed carrying as many as 300 people sank off Nigeria and hundreds were reported missing Friday, news reports said.
Wisconsin couple hits Powerball jackpot
MADISON, Wis. (AP) - A couple who won last week's estimated $19.4 million Powerball drawing said Thursday they already have quit their jobs and don't plan to ever work again.
Torture trailer hauled to crime lab
ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. - A 24-foot trailer where a woman claimed she was chained and sexually tortured was hitched to an orange flatbed Friday and hauled to Santa Fe for study.
Duke's daughter testifies in supremacist trial
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - Prosecution witnesses Thursday, including the daughter of former Ku Klux Klan leader David Duke, linked Chevie Kehoe and Danny Lee to white supremacism and crimes the government says the two men had a hand in.
Oklahoma Planned Parenthood sends videos to clergy
TULSA (AP) - More than 100 Tulsa clergy began receiving copies of a video Friday from Planned Parenthood as part of an effort to help parents and children talk together about sex.
Iraq claims U.S. bombed houses
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Allied aircraft bombed southern Iraq today, destroying two houses in the first U.S.-led airstrikes reported in more than two weeks, Iraq's military said.
Cadaver dog sniffs for corpses at torture scene
ELEPHANT BUTTE, N.M. - A dog trained to sniff out human remains roamed Thursday around a trailer where two women claimed they were chained and sexually tortured.
Man arrested in spreading Melissa virus
TRENTON, N.J. (AP) - A man has been arrested and charged with originating the e-mail virus known as Melissa, the state attorney general's office announced today.
NATO strikes Belgrade
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia - NATO fired cruise missiles into the heart of Yugoslavia's capital early today, blasting the headquarters of security forces accused of waging a terror campaign to eradicate ethnic Albanians from Kosovo.
Pounding continues
BELGRADE, Yugoslavia (AP) - Airstrikes pounded targets deep inside Yugoslavia today in a mission that NATO said has failed to stop Serb forces from creating "ghost towns" in Kosovo, where nearly one-third of the population was reported displaced.
Soldiers trained to survive captivity, Cannon man says
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE, N.M. - The minds of many Americans are focused on the three captured soldiers and the downed airplane in the NATO-Serbia conflict.
More than 1,000 attend service
YANGON, Myanmar (AP) - More than 1,000 people - including diplomats from the United States and Europe - gathered at the home of Myanmar dissident Aung San Suu Kyi today for a memorial service honoring her late husband.
Unemployment drops to 29-year low
WASHINGTON - The nation's unemployment rate fell to a 29-year low of 4.2 percent in March, with Hispanics and high school dropouts among the groups registering the most dramatic improvement.
Singer George Jones said he doesn't remember accident
NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) - George Jones said he doesn't remember anything about the car accident that nearly killed him last month.
Taiwan's premier reaffirms China investment limits
TAIPEI, Taiwan (AP) - Taiwan will maintain limits on business investments in mainland China to curb the influence that its giant rival might have on the island nation's economy, the premier said Friday.
Rocky Flats whistleblower wins suit against Rockwell
DENVER (AP) - Rocky Flats whistleblower Jim Stone won a major victory in his 12-year battle against defense contractor Rockwell International when a federal jury ruled Thursday that Rockwell violated the False Claims Act and ordered the company to pay $1.4 million. Under federal law, the damages are automatically tripled, and Stone, as a whistleblower, is entitled to 10 to 25 percent, said his lawyer, Hartley Alley. The rest of the money goes to the Department of Justice, which joined Stone in a lawsuit against Rockwell.
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On Tap Today: Not middle of the road
Wednesday. It may be the middle of the week, but here's hoping it's not a middle-of-the-road kind of day.
With that in mind, you might consider a blast from the past, an exhibit about the once formiddable Avant Garde Coffeehouse, a giant used book sale, a beer sampling, some yoga or an art-and-tea combo deal. »Read Full Blog Post
'Billy Jack' star Tom Laughlin dies at 82
Tom Laughlin, the maverick actor and filmmaker best known for the "Billy Jack" films, has died, the Los Angeles Times reported Sunday. He was 82.
Laughlin, who played football at Milwaukee's Washington High School and attended Marquette University and the University of Wisconsin-Madison, died Thursday in Thousand Oaks, Calif., his family announced Sunday. »Read Full Article(7)
Rhode sisters bring Christmas memories to Sunset Playhouse
A cozy set, dressed in greens and reds as the sort of living room in which Christmas is celebrated throughout America.
Candid, often dorky photos of a 1980s childhood, with all the bad fashion choices this implies. »Read Full Article
Milwaukee Ballet balances playfulness, theatrics in 'The Nutcracker'
One would think that reviewing the same production of "The Nutcracker" several years in a row would start to get a bit tedious.
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Realm of numbers
Houghton Mifflin, 1959 - Mathematics - 200 pages
Explanations of mathematical techniques and principles are combined with the history of mathematics. Includes simple arithmetic, square root, logarithms, and even imaginary numbers.
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YOU keep asking WHO questions......you're useless and on multiple boards. Ignore.
You're just a newbie spammer....ignore
I finally was able to put that idiot and multiple handles on ignore.....can you refresh what the acronym BRIG stands for. Much appreciated.
I hope the new head of European Operations can help turn that segment into more profitability to help with the earnings down the road. Maybe Cramer will shut up then.
CBS Market Watch is another source that's not too bad.
Looks like the old format is back today......not sure for how long.
doesn't have parents......born in a petry dish.
A loser with several aliases......good candidate for IGNORE.
They tried this change about a year ago or so and went back to the original format after gobs of complaints. I hate this format...not that I don't like change but if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
I guess you were wrong again.
Sounds like you need to have some "time out" to relax a bit. Why don't you go to a RAD store, buy some aspirin, take a few and then start over again in the morning.
You're too much of a cheer leader. Take a break and act like this isn't the only stock you've ever owned.
Most definitely.....Thank God for the "ignore user" function.
Are you the only one who replies?
That's too bad also....no real intelligent posts for the most part....thank God for the ignore list.
it's amazing how much spam and BS is posted here....tough to start a conversation.
Is there any way Roche have serious thoughts on possibly acquiring PACB? Their board seems to believe it will happen at some point.
I love it when schmucks like art.crafts2 whine....they don't have a clue and constantly complain....entertaining too some degree but very pathetic none the less.
It's staggered over a number of years.
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This unique book, the product of 20 years of clinical and electroencephalographic correlation, is an outgrowth of the author's vast experience. He has encountered the most intractable seizure problems especially in children who had not responded to anticonvulsants, and who were considered for selective neurosurgery in the neurosurgical service of Dr. A. Earl Walker.
Three hundred cases, all from the Johns Hopkins Hospital, are presented. They include 125 patients classified as the Lennox-Gastaut syndrome, 72 of common generalized epilepsy of the atypical type, 61 of the "pure" common generalized epilepsy, 26 with secondary bilateral synchrony, 7 with metabolic disturbances, 5 with deep-seated midline lesions, and 4 with posttraumatic epilepsy with slow spike-wave complexes.
Dr. Niedermeyer presents data from both standard and depth electroencephalographic studies as he investigates patients in each of the categories. These certainly warranted a more complex study than do those patients with focal seizures, where the clinical
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Comfort Suites Columbus West - Hilliard features an indoor pool and a fitness center. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. A complimentary breakfast is offered. This Columbus hotel also offers coffee/tea in a common area, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and a fireplace in the lobby. Complimentary self parking is available on site. A total renovation of this property was completed in December 2015.
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The NASCAR Nationwide Series is back in Sparta.
The stars will be out Saturday night as the Meier 300 will be run at the Kentucky Speedway. The green flag is schedule to drop at 8:10 p.m. with all the action to be seen on ESPN.
Joey Logano will be looking for his third-straight win at the track. He will have plenty of competition from current points leader Brad Keselowski and Carl Edwards.
Owen County Judo team took third in the O.J. Helvey Kentucky State Judo Championship held May 22 at Trimble County Middle School.
Two Owen County players received outstanding awards.
Robert Beverly received the Erroyl Cheatham Presidential Award for competing at junior nationals in two divisions and fighting in the Junior U.S. Open – an international tournament.
Noah Malcomb received the most outstanding junior judo competitor award.
Teammates James Thompson and Brandon Tyler battled it out for first and second place.
When the pairings came out for the 8th Region Softball Tournament, Owen County Head Softball Coach David Wainscott had to like his chances of advancing out of the first round.
Owen County's first round opponent on Memorial Day was Walton-Verona. The Lady Rebels knew what it was like to defeat the 32nd district champs when they beat them 11-1 at home in April.
The two teams also played a close game two days prior to that in the All "A" Classic Championship Game. The Lady Bearcats won that day 10-9.
The Owen County Rebels entered the 31st District Tournament May 24 with nothing to lose. The Rebels were hoping to carry the momentum gained from the win over Grant County into the contest with Carroll County.
The Panthers had defeated Owen County twice during the season and were looking to advance to the championship game. The Rebels' plans also included taking a trip to the title game and capping off a disappointing season with a trip to the 8th Region Tournament.
Before taking the field May 24, the Owen County Lady Rebels were sure of one thing. If they were going to win the 31st District Tournament, they would have to go through a pair of nemeses.
The first was Gallatin County. The two teams split four games during the regular season. No team won any of the four by more than three runs, and Gallatin County won its two games in the final at-bat. As a result, it was assumed that the first round district match-up would be similar. It was.
On May 22, the Owen County Judo Team competed in Portland, Ind., at the Indiana State Judo Invitational and placed seventh out of 29 teams.
The Owen County Judo Team returned with four first-place medals, three second-place medals, three third-place medals and one fourth-place. award
Team players placed as follows: Chelsae Smith, second; Jamie Sourders, third; Robert Beverly, first; Zac Widener, second; Noah Malcomb, first; Laura Lubbe, third; Madison Lubbe, third; John Thompson, second; James Thompson, first; Douglas Tyler, first; and Brandon Tyler, fourth.
When the class A state track meet begins Saturday, a pair of Owen County Rebels will be there. Dillon Mears and Bobby Mingie qualified for the meet that will be held at the University of Louisville.
In order to qualify, a participant must finish first or second in the regional meet or have one of the remaining 10 best performances throughout each of the regions.
The pair qualified for the state meet based on their performances at last weekend's region 5A meet held at Tates Creek High School.
t has not been the sort of season a senior would want to go out on. For example, Owen County travelled to Franklin County May 19 to endure a 1-11 defeat.
But the Rebels' three seniors – Kyle Kelly, Brody Layton and Byron Robertson – decided recently they were going to finish strong.
The trio helped lead their team to a 3-2 extra inning win May 20 over Grant County in the final regular season home game.
Things could not have gone much better for the Owen County softball team lately. The team played four games. They "mercy-ruled" three opponents, defeated a district foe and won a tournament for the second time in four years.
In capturing four wins, the Lady Rebels outscored their opponents 43-4 and out-hit them 40-8.
With the 31st district tournament this week in Owenton, it appears the team is peaking at the right time.
The Owen County track team will be heading to Lexington Saturday for the Regional Track Meet. The ultimate goal is to send as many athletes as possible to the Kentucky State Track Meet June 4 in Louisville.
The Rebels had a pair of meets last week to get ready.
The first came May 18 when the team headed to Carrollton for the Carroll County Tri-Meet.
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Millcreek Township police and the federal Occupational Safety and Health Administration are investigating an accident at a Millcreek truck sales and service company that killed a worker Monday morning.
Ryan Kunzler, 32, of North East, was fatally injured while working on a truck trailer at Five Star International, 6100 Wattsburg Road, at about 10 a.m. Police said Kunzler was working on separating the truck from an attached trailer when the truck fell on him and trapped him underneath.
Township police, Millcreek Paramedic Service, EmergyCare, the Belle Valley Volunteer Fire Co. and the Perry Hi-Way Hose Co. were called to the scene. Responding crews reported at 10:17 a.m. that the man had been freed from the truck.
Erie County Coroner Lyell Cook pronounced Kunzler dead at the scene at 10:22 a.m. Cook said the accident was witnessed by others, and he ruled the cause of death as accidental due to blunt-force trauma.
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Sydney Brackemyre said she's had people when she talks about signing with the University of Louisville say, 'Oh, you committed after they beat Baylor?'
"I tell them, no I committed to Louisville and made my decision before they made that big statement," Brackemyre said.
The 6-foot-1 forward from Harveysburg, Ohio, Clinton-Massie was the first of five commitments in the Class of 2014 to the Cardinals. She committed to U of L coach Jeff Walz in February and signed on Wednesday.
"I am so excited," Brackemyre said. "I have been waiting for this since February when I committed. It's like all of the hard work I have been putting in since the freshman year of high school has paid off. It's going to make it official."
Brackemyre said it was "so special" that she was able to sign next to her best friend, Kasey Uetrecht, who signed with Northern Kentucky.
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Brackemyre picked the Cardinals over Michigan and Dayton and is ranked among the top 50 prospects in the nation. The All-Star Girls Report has Brackemyre ranked as the No. 39 player in the '14 class and No. 36 by ESPN.com.
As a sophomore, Brackemyre was a Division II honorable mention All-State selection when she averaged 17.7 points and 9.1 rebounds. She suffered a knee injury last January but has fully recovered.
Brackemyre said U of L was "an all-around good fit," noting basketball, academics and the FCA group at the school.
"It's just a great place," she said. "I can't wait."
Brackemyre was at the U of L opener on Saturday against Loyola (Chicago) and said she will make several return trips.
"When you are visiting and stuff you don't feel like part of the family," Brackemyre said. "But when you visit after you are committed then you see them playing on that court, seeing the players I will play with and the coaches I will play for and going down after game and giving them a huge.
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Ogawayama (小川山?) is a 2,418m tall mountain on the border of Nagano and Yamanashi prefectures in Japan. It is a famous rock climbing area. The rock in Ogawayama consists of granite.
Some famous boulders can be found in Ogawayama. Such as Captain Ahab, the first boulder problem opened in Japan in 1980,[1] and the notorious Banshousha slab boulder. There is multipitch climbing up to 9 pitches. The routes are generally not bolted.[2]
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- http://www.ukclimbing.com/articles/page.php?id=264, article about Ogawayama bouldering by Jonas Wiklund.
- http://www.ogawayama.com/, online climbing guide to Ogawayama
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A computer station is located on site and high-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This hotel offers access to a business center. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. This Jackson hotel also offers an outdoor pool, multilingual staff, and express check-out. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
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Check-in time ends at midnight
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Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
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If you are running Windows, AIDA32 will identify the motherboard brand & model, BIOS version, processor speed, and more. Unfortunately, development has recently ceased on this product.
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how do i figure out who made this mobo/what it is? it is a socket 423 with a covered north bridge and a VIA VT8233 southbridge. there are no markings , brands etc.?? any ideas?? thank you prynas
i failed to mention that i have no chip so i can't look at the post( don't know if it's worth buying a chip for) it does have phoenix bios , 3 ddr slots , onboard audio(realtek) SST/MPF Tt (is that a high point controller? that's all i know any info greatly appreciated prynas)
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Saltwater Tahitian Pearls Overview
The production of Black Tahitian Pearls goes back only about 40 years. In 1960 Jean-Marie Domard began by attempting to nucleate large black-lipped oysters (Pinctada Margaritifera). He used similar techniques as used in the Japanese Akoya Pearls Farms. In 1965 he was successful with his first harvest of about 1000 excellent quality large Tahitian Pearls.
As a result of this discovery, the first major Tahitian pearl farm was created on the island of Manihi Atoll in French Polynesia in 1966. By 1968 beautiful spherical cultured pearls were being harvested for commercial sale. Thus the beginning of a new industry in French Polynesia was born.
Tahiti although having no actual farms became the trading capital of the world for Black Tahitian Pearls. In fact these fabulous pearls are cultivated and farmed throughout several small islands dotted throughout the French Polynesian Islands.
Oddly enough this great industry may never have been started had the Black-lipped oyster become extinct. It was only the result of conservation efforts in the 30's and 40"s which ensured the existence of these treasured creatures. The black-lipped oysters' "mother of pearl" inner shell also has beautiful qualities which resulted with these oysters being hunted to almost extinction.
Although referred to as the Black Tahitian Pearl, the term black is a little misleading as true black colored Tahitian pearls are exceptionally rare. The Black Tahitian pearls natural color is charcoal, silver and grey along with various combinations and shades of these colors. Some of these shades that you may hear are trade terms like peacock, aubergine, and pistachio. In any color, Tahitian cultured pearls are amazing gems of great beauty creating stunning pieces of pearl jewelry.
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Excelsior~ Ever Higher
Dear Mr. Fantasy play us a tune
Something to make us all happy
Do anything, take us out of this gloom
Sing a song, play guitar, make it snappy~ Traffic
Brodeur said he will go to a team where he will get more starts but doesn't have to be the starter.
Good thing because I can't think of too many teams where he'd be a starter.
Regardless, it would just be strange to see him in a uniform other than New Jersey.
Excelsior~ Ever Higher
Dear Mr. Fantasy play us a tune
Something to make us all happy
Do anything, take us out of this gloom
Sing a song, play guitar, make it snappy~ Traffic
I don't get this one bit. Why move from a team you've been with all your life for this? Its a tarnish IMO, no doubt. Time to hang em' up man.
Stay in NJ Marty..
Zorro says "vote for Dobber"
Angus is my best friend at dobberhockey..
Marty needs to finish in NJ!
Maybe he figures it's time for a change. Most people don't stay in one job with one company for that long. Maybe he's getting restless and wants to play another couple of years, and knows he can't do that in New Jersey anyways.
12-team Keeper pool, straight points for forwards & dmen. Goalies get: 2 points per win, 3 per shutout, 1 point per assist & 1 point per shootout loss.
League champ in 2013 and 2015.
Top 8 forwards, 5 dmen and 2 goalies count.
We keep 15 players (any position) plus two rookies.
Forwards: Ovechkin, Kessel, Pavelski, Scheifele, Voracek, Little, Benn, Iginla, Foligno, Kesler, Viraten
Defence: Letang, Carlson, Shattenkirk, Yandle, Streit, Gostisbehere
Goalies: Price, Fleury
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i think he should be able to end his career where ever he wants. he's at the top of the list as far as goalies concerned (yes there is some debate over this i know), but you get what i am saying. he thinks he can play, knows NJ has other plans for future, why not try to go somewhere he can finish up his career on his terms.
10 team, H2H Points, Limited Keeper (1C,2W,2D,1G,1 non G)
18 man roster plus 2 IR spots [20 total]
start 2C, 4W, 4D, 2G; daily lineup changes
Stats: G,A,PPG,ENG,SHG,GWG,OTG,ShootOut Goals/Attemtps,Hat Tricks,+/-,FOW,PIMs,Majors,Misconducts,Hits,Blocked Shots
Goalies Stats: W,Saves,Goals Against,SO
C: Tavares, Koivu, Backstrom, Johansen
W: Lucic, Ladd, Eriksson, Komarov, Forsberg, Jenner
D: Hedman, Ekblad, Niskanen, Yandle, Campbell
G: Holtby, Schneider, Hammond
IR: Anderson, Faulk
Modano, Sundin to name a couple. They left their teams to go have a crack at it and I think their legacy would be so much stronger had they stayed and retired with their original clubs. Marty has nothing left to prove and with a good investor has a boat load of money.
I just dont think Lou will trade him. Marty may want to go somewhere else so he can play a bit more but I just think Lou Lamarillo has more respect for Marty to trade him.
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25 Man Roster (no position), top 20 point getters count at end of month
Keep 20/25 at seasons end, Cut 5 to FA for redrafting
Goalie points W=2pt L=-1pt SHO=2pt
Stamkos, Tavares, JaBenn, Couture, Wheeler, Eriksson, Turris, Steen, Letang, Kucherov, Byfuglien, Burns, Zuccarello, Hoffman, JSchwartz, Fabbri, Boedker, KPalmieri
G-Rask, Halak
"Cleavage is like the sun. You can look, but dont stare.. Unless youre wearing sunglasses."
He will retire as a Devil.
If the Devils do happen to sneak into the playoffs (they are only 3 points out right now) they will need Marty.
Schneider is a very good goalie, but his playoff history is concerning. If the team makes the playoffs they have to have Marty around - in fact I could see Marty becoming the guy in the post season for them in the end.
3rd year Keeper League, Fantrax
12 teams, H2H, keep 10, daily starts
C (3) - Malkin (RW)(IR), Bergeron, Plekanec, Backlund, Bonino, Bjugstad
LW (3) - Ovechkin, Marchand, Hoffman (C), Janmark
RW (3) - Hossa, Neal (LW), Stone (IR), Brouwer, Eaves, Wingels
D (4) - Byfuglien (RW), Klingberg (IR), Niskanen, Suter, Parayko, Ekholm, Reilly
Util (1)
G (1) - Rinne, Anderson, Korpisalo, Darling


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An intricate look at fashion techniques.By Véronique Hyland
An interview with the Costume Institute curator, ahead of The First Monday in May's release.By Bennett Marcus
It's at its best when uncovering the awkward junction of celebrity, art, and commerce.By Véronique Hyland
Curator-in-charge Andrew Bolton walked us through a preview of the show.By Véronique Hyland
Harold Koda is retiring in January.By Véronique Hyland
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We got so caught up thinking about the Costume Institute gala and its red carpet, we almost forgot that it's honoring a new exhibit about superheroes.


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Love this flavorful Biryani..ReplyDelete
Am drooling here..
Divya's Culinary Journey
Simple and looks delicious.ReplyDelete
Yum yum! I love biryani and this looks fabulous! Thanks Jay xxxReplyDelete
Thank you Divya, Swasthi, Sona..:)ReplyDeleteReplies
I notice you write 'coriander' and 'cilantro' what is the difference?Delete
So delicious and we love biryanis!ReplyDelete
hi jay...bookmarked with thanks.ReplyDelete
looks very delicious. i can cook this for this Eid. have a nice day
Hi Jay, your biryani look delicious, I don't mind having second helping. :)ReplyDelete
Thanks for sharing the recipe.
Have a nice weekend.
Simply delicious and great picture of dish :)ReplyDelete
All those mouthwatering spices...ReplyDelete
Simple recipe and taste delicious. Yep, I tried your recipe for New Year 2013 and its simply awesome. Thank you for sharing the recipe.ReplyDelete
Ez nagyon jó recept!!!!ReplyDelete
The Biryani looks yummy. will try it. Thks for the recipe.ReplyDelete
Hello... excellent.. I am experienced....ReplyDelete
thanks a lotttttttt
i tried the recipe and it came out great.. thanks :)ReplyDelete
cooking the rice with the chicken itself brings in soo much flavor and in pressure cooker...well..its a magic meal, in a jiffy ! lovely biriyani, Jay !ReplyDelete
Completely agree with you, here in Malaysia, briyani comes in lots of style, me a Johorian have our own special briyani called Briyani Gam.....ReplyDelete
hI, I tried your recipe it was really good and tasty.ReplyDelete
thanx, for sharing such a nice and declicious biryani :)
Hi, I tried this recepie, and it came out superb, my husband loved it so much.... Thanks a lot for the recepie...ReplyDelete
You have prepared it very nicely, though I've never cooked in pressure cooker...we make layered biryani!ReplyDelete
Pics are really appetizing!
very excellent recepie..........soooo superReplyDelete
its very beautiful dish i really impress.ReplyDelete
its very Delicious dishReplyDelete
Today I prepared this. It turned out wellReplyDelete
Very very tasty biyrani. Came out really well. My family loved it.ReplyDelete
Can you tel me duration of marinationReplyDelete
So testy I will tryReplyDelete
I tried it when my momm was not there.. It was simply superb n I got compliments too..ReplyDelete
Looks so yummy...ReplyDelete
I tried preparing this today and it was a success :)..ReplyDelete
Thank you!!
Very very superb Britain came out well.. thank you so much...ReplyDelete
Glad you enjoyed the Biryani:)Delete
Very very superb Britain came out well.. thank you so much...ReplyDelete
I tried this b iriyani... came out well... superb receipt.... thank u...ReplyDelete
What if I don't have a pressure cooker, Can I still make it??ReplyDelete
What if I don't have a pressure cooker, Can I still make it??ReplyDeleteReplies
yes,you can prepare it in a heavy bottomed pan too and cook it in low flame.Delete
Any one tried this recipe.?ReplyDelete
it's looks awesome..
please share your experience,..
It's a simple n easy procedure. I tried it n it turned out very well.ReplyDelete
It was full of flavour,yummyyummy.Now this recipe has become one of the favourite dish of my family.Thank u very much.
It's a simple n easy procedure. I tried it n it turned out very well.ReplyDelete
It was full of flavour,yummyyummy.Now this recipe has become one of the favourite dish of my family.Thank u very much.Replies
Glad you enjoyed the recipe,Rupa. Keep trying the recipes.Delete
Very NiceReplyDelete
If you add some potato with the chicken marinate and combine with rice (add some more salt as potatoe absorbs salt well) it tastes so goood 👍😍ReplyDeleteReplies
sounds great...will try for sure Samahir.Delete
I think perhaps you need to rename this to Biryani. JUST...Biryani. A lot of other people make this dish that are not muslims sooo...there you go.ReplyDelete
It needs a small change here, if u half cook the rice separate and mix it with masala and the chicken and let it steam cook slowly till it is completely cooked and don't cook the biryani in pressure cooker.if u cook it in copper vessels it is more tasty try once u will love itReplyDelete
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