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I'm on day 35 and initially lost 22 pounds. Now I'm struggling. Up a pound down a pound. What can I do to jumpstart the weight loss again?
I'm on day 35 and initially lost 22 pounds. Now I'm struggling. Up a pound down a pound. What can I do to jumpstart the weight loss again?
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Your leptin will adjust itself to that kind of calorie restiction over time and cause fat loss to stop, very common and expected. What BF are you at to cut that heavily? Throw it a curve by of eating like a pig. A primal pig...maybe every 7-10 days.
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U2 sheds decades like snakes shed skin, reinventing themselves as a straight-ahead rock 'n' roll band with "All That You Can't Leave Behind" and following it up with the current "How to Dismantle an Atomic Bomb." Current tour, which started last week in San Diego, is all about the here and now of U2, emphasizing seven songs from the new disc and past tunes that sonically connect with their contempo sound. They haven't shaped the show into an epiphany generator — it is still rough or disengaging in a few spots — but the band continues to strike their unique balance between the spectacular and the intimate.
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U2, still keeping it to the four musicians who created the band 29 years ago in Dublin, opened with the tom-tom driven "Love and Peace or Else," with Bono and drummer Larry Mullen Jr. positioned away from the mainstage on a arched walkway that stretched a third of the way into the open floor. The walkway, used by each member of the band, increased fan proximity but cut into the effectiveness of numbers such as "Elevation," "Sometimes You Can't Make It" and the medley of "Bullet the Blue Sky" and "Hands That Built America"; those numbers were either rusty or muddy in their execution, and a rasp in Bono's voice kept him from delivering the songs at peak power.
Other perfs, however, stretched from respectable to remarkable. "An Cat Dubh" and "The Electric Co.," from their first album, "Boy," were invigorating; "Mysterious Ways" closed the main set on a commanding note; and, in the encores, "Where the Streets Have No Name," "One" and "All Because of You" displayed the U2 spectrum with aplomb. Band toyed with a few numbers, adding Sondheim's "Send in the Clowns" and the Who's "I Can See for Miles" to the coda of "Electric Co." and the Beatles' "Blackbird" to "Beautiful Day," but there didn't appear to be a point to any of it. With tambourine in hand, Bono sang a bit of Dylan's "Mr. Tambourine Man," and even then he didn't crack a smile.
If there's one element that connects the dots of the 24 songs in the show, it's the chiming guitar sound of the Edge. His role, diminished in their experimental electronics phase in the 1990s, has returned as a signature. It settles reassuringly on the ears of the fans who long for "The Joshua Tree" and the effect that music had on their lives; by inserting into the main set "Running to Stand Still," a little-heard gem from their 1987 classic, they avoid cliche while connecting with the past. U2 would be wise to avoid "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For," "Bad" or "With or Without You" for the next several tours; by then, they'll have fully exorcised the ghosts of the 1980s.
Performing less than 10 hours after the announcement of the death of Pope John Paul II, Bono recalled meeting "the holy father" and their exchange: Bono handed the pontiff fly eyewear; the pope gave Bono a cross, modeled after a Michelangelo design, on a necklace. Bono pulled the necklace from his pocket, saying he only takes it off at rock 'n' roll shows, and hung it on the microphone. After noting he didn't agree with everything the pontiff said, he praised the pope for "having a look of truth in his eyes" at their meeting and for his power as a communicator. The band then performed "Miracle Drug" in his honor, the words seemingly tailor made:
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I see them when you smile
I've had enough I'm not giving up
On a miracle drug."
Bono ended the tune on bended knee, blessing himself. It certainly touched the hearts of fellow Catholics.
U2's trek, which stops in L.A. at Staples Center Tuesday and Wednesday and returns Nov. 1 and 2, stands to be the biggest tour of the year. In New York, U2 performs at Madison Square Garden on May 21 plus Oct. 7, 8, 10, 11 and 14.


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food not so good and extremely pricey !07/24/2010
wow, i went there with a friend who wnated me to try a differnt moroccan restaurant ( I love moroccan food) and the restaurant was beautiful (set-up) but the food was just average and for such a small portion, the food was extremely pricey ! Was very disapointed and for sure i will never go back ! I'm gonna stick to my moroccan of choice : zerza. At least, the food there is reasonably priced and much much better.
Overpriced, overpriced, overpriced. Yeah, and not worth it.09/17/2009
I tried this place for a pre-Broadway meal with a friend. We'd seen the reviews and decided to try Tagine anyway b/c I'd bought a $25-off certificate from Restaurant-com or something like that, and thought it would be a nice bite beforehand and way to try a new place. We ordered a tray of three mezzo appetizers ($18) that wasn't bad, but wasn't worth the $. She had a glass of Argentinian red wine the waitress suggested ($12), I had a bottle of Moroccan lager ($8) - both unremarkable. She ordered the lamb tagine ($23.75) which had decent texture but was incredibly bland; I had a pheasant pie (""Bastilla"" - $22.95) which came out delicious and sweet although smallish, an almond and confectioner's sugar-topped cross between baklava and a meatpie. The service was adequate, unlike that of some other reviewers here, although that may have been because we were the only diners in the restaurant shared by three staff at 7pm on a Thursday evening. The bill came to $80.30 even WITH the $25 off; they also included (get this) a built-in 25% tip!!! ($64.30 + $16 tip). The bill came with no mention of the included gratuity from the waitress or written on the credit card slip, but it did have a line for me to add a tip. For the food we got, I definitely do not intend to return. Too bad, as I live less than 4 blocks away.
our large group was treated generously06/22/2009
unlike the other reviewer, we booked a birthday for 20 diners and a larger party for drinks. We were seated immediately and I had spoken with Toni and organized a prix fixe family style dinner which was a great idea. The portions were large and generous. More importantly the cuisine, every dish, was absolutely mouthwatering yummy. The drinks were generous, strong and well priced as compared to other restaurant where I have hosted parties. The dancers were great fun and made sure we were given these jingly scarves. The service was great, and it was so helpful to have Toni hosting the party and directing every last detail, she also introduced the chef to us...sooo cute! We were given complimentary ROUNDS of shots and the bday girl received a bottle of Moroccan wine. I was so happy that I made the reservation and ignored the negative reviews...will return again and again. Thank you Tagine
Extremely Pricey. Large Groups might get overpriced.05/23/2009
I have been to this place 3 times. 1st two times took a friend and had a great time, we just went for a couple drinks and hookah (which are $25 each). My 3rd time I recommended it for my friend's Bday party. And service was not attentive, we were grossly overcharged! Be very careful and read your bill carefully if going in large groups. On our receipt we had 2 Watermelon martinis for $90, after my friend complained, a new receipt was generated which showed 2Watermelon martinis $60. Their menu said Watermelon martinis were about $14. We did not want to argue our bill, but all in all it was in the $450 dollar range for about 8people. I was a little embarrassed for my friends and the huge bill, since I had recommended this place. I am now hesitant to come again. After my last dissapointing visit.
Lush environment & tasty food06/23/2008
It is rare that in midtown Manhattan you will find a place which is able to remove you from the noise and stress associated with the heart of NYC. Tagine, however achieves this with ease. \r \r Their main dish (for which the restaurant is named after) is tasty and comes out sizzling with a great home-cooked taste. Be aware, since so much goes into preparing this dish it takes a bit of time to prepare. The lamb version is my favorite... the meat melts on your tongue and is so tasty you don't even dare to swallow it. \r \r Waiting for this dish is certainly worth it. Once you sit down, you loose yourself in comfort by sinking, and getting up is very hard. Thats ok though, as the service is snappy (and cute!).\r \r To top it off, the dancing is great, and when they have live music it'll be the only time you want to get on your feet and groove with the bellydancers. They have a very interesting list of special events as well.\r \r As far as I am concerned, this place is highly recommended. Perfect to get away from the stress and hustle & bustle of the city. An awesome place for a date as well.
Excellent Dancer, mediocre food03/02/2008
I had made reservations for Tagine for a friend's 49th birthday, interested in seeing a belly dance performance. The space is rather small and funky, but cozy, with lots of paintings on the walls and interesting lamps - in these days of upscale chic it was refreshing to experience a more eclectic environment - more like 1970's-1980's East Village. A rather curt waitress/hostess seated us and gave us menus. We were promptly given water and then our wine, but the appetizer took some time. When it did come it was very tasty, and, encouraged, we were looking forward to our entres. But the main course was extremely disappointing. Both dishes were rather bland, and (as it turned out) I was served something I did not order (since I didn't really know what to expect I didn't question it...). Given that the prices are not cheap (average was about $20.00 and the meal, with tip, for two was over $100) I had really expected something better. But the wine was good, and the belly dancer was great. The second waitress that served us was much friendlier (which helped), but I think if I am ever inclined to return I would just stick to the appetizers and wine and pass on the main course.
Budget Friendly, It Is Not!08/19/2007
I will start by saying that this restaurant was surprisingly small. I was there to attend a birthday celebration that had a guest list of about 20. Entering the restaurant, I was concerned that the cozy environment wouldn?t sufficiently accommodate such a large party. Luckily none of us had to eat out on the sidewalk or in the kitchen. \r The next bit of shock came when we took a look at the menu. This place is pricy! And although the food was okay, the portions were pretty small.\r Things perked up a bit when the belly dancers began to perform. Incredible performances! Very enjoyable! However, you will be charged a cover fee of about $5 per person for the experience. I don?t think this bit of information is mentioned on the online menu. \r Overall, it was an okay experience. Although I don?t think I will be returning anytime soon.\r
Entertainment, good food.08/15/2007
The food here is pretty good, it is different, if you aren't into trying new things, this may not be the place for you. chicken was very tender and well cooked, comes in a tagine (cone shaped) p*t.\r entertainment is great, have belly dancers.\r this place is quite pricy, but definitely worth a visit.
Great Service and Food08/03/2007
I just held a surprise party and it was fabulous. From my first meeting with Toni (which included a food tasting!) to confirming the menu and drinks everything went smoothly. She didn't mind me calling several times to ask a variety of questions. The space was great - the service terrific! We ended up using the downstairs area - it was extrmely comfortable with the different seating areas. At first I was unsure how people would react to the bellydancing however, it ended up being one of the highlights of the evening. There was even someone available for henna tatoos. The food was great - everyone enjoyed their meal. We truly had a fabulous and memorable evening! I would highly recommend Tagine- either for an evening out or a special event.
A Midtown Gem07/09/2007
We had reservations somewhere else on 9th Avenue, but they overbooked, so we began walking south on 9th and came across a lovely hostess outside of this unassuming exterior, but the music sounded great, so we entered, and all I can say is WOW! We were promptly seated by this smiling young hostess/waitress, and immediately given water ( which is rare in NYC) and delicious fluffy bread with some sort of dip. We actually ordered another lentil dip, it was so refreshing as compared to the over marketed hommous in other middle eastern restaurants. The service was a little slow, but the place was so busy for its size, and we were informed that the tagines and house specialties take a while because they are cooked to order. The atmosphere was charming and comfortable and the entertainment including bellydancing, was so much fun, everyone was up and dancing. The tagines were so fragrant, they infuse the entire restaurant with an entrancing aroma. Your mouth is simply watering up until the dramatic service of these small clay pots, wafting perfume of aromatic spices, and chicken or lamb, we we thrilled with our menu choices. Our party also received a free hookah, and two rounds of drinks were delivered compliments of the house to our table, as well as other tables. We will be back for their sangria tasting night on Thursday and we have already told friends about this hidden cozy and under recognized jewel of a restaurant. Best dishes Bastilla, Mixed Mezze, Lamb Tagine Casablanca, Classic Chicken Tagine, Kefta Tagine, Lamb Borek, Vegetable Borek, Chicken Meisel, Merguez Cous Cous
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Amarillo High Gold and Monterey Blue virtually assured themselves of being in District 2-5A's six-team field that will compete for the overall district title and berths in the regional tournament after Tuesday's round at the Ross Rogers Old Course.
Lady Raiders come alive late
Coaches get gray hair for a reason. Randall coach Whitney McClain watched her Lady Raiders soccer team wait until the 72nd minute of regulation to tie El Paso Del Valle in a Region I-4A quarterfinal en route to a 3-1 double overtime win Tuesday at Grande Communications Stadium in Midland.
PD moves on with 3-0 win
Palo Duro, which had won one soccer playoff match before this year, now has three in one postseason run.
H.S. Softball
Caprock edged Pampa, 4-3, in a nine-inning pitchers' duel Wednesday at Caprock.
H.S. Baseball
Caprock rallied for three runs in the bottom of the seventh inning to slip past Pampa, 4-3, in District 3-4A action Tuesday at Caprock.
Big first inning carries Bushland to win
Since starting a baseball program last season, Bushland has been the team to beat in District 1-2A.
Sandies edge Tascosa, 2-1
Amarillo High and Tascosa added another chapter to their baseball rivalry Tuesday, with the Sandies coming out on top in a District 2-5A pitcher's duel, 2-1, on the strength of a two-run homer from Heath Herrington and a gutsy performance on the mound by senior Ryan Houston at Sandie Field.
City teams enjoy unprecedented success
Amarillo High, Palo Duro and Randall hit the trifecta Tuesday, going 3-0 in Region I sectional soccer playoff matches and making history.
High school soccer playoffs: AHS advances
LUBBOCK - The NCAA men's basketball tournament is called "March Madness."
Randall's Allen chases school RBI record
Breaking a season record is good stuff on it's own. But having a chance to break the record against a rival makes it even better.
H.S. Softball
Caprock scored six runs in each of the second and third innings en route to a 14-5 win against Dumas in District 3-4A play Tuesday.
Amarillo Dusters find a radio home
The Amarillo Dusters announced Wednesday an agreement with KPUR (107.1-FM) to carry the team's remaining 15 regular season games.
Rangers keep Jones by dumping Catalanotto
In Surprise, Ariz., the Texas Rangers cleared the way for Andruw Jones to make their opening-day roster by releasing Frank Catalanotto on Wednesday.
Astros thrash Reds
In Kissimmee, Fla., Houston pitcher Roy Oswalt pitched four strong innings in a 7-2 win over Cincinnati on Wednesday.
Senior tourney accepting entries
Entries are being accepted for the Third Annual Morgan Stanley Senior Partnership at Comanche Trail Golf Course.
My two cents
Thumbs up, Thumbs down
The short list
The most telling stats from the Amarillo Dusters 76-29 loss to Oklahoma City in their season opener Sunday? The Yard Dawgz averaged 10.8 yards per play.
Baseball, Basketball, Football, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Soccer, Tennis, Transactions
Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Bowling, Golf, Hockey, Odds, Soccer, Tennis, Transactions
Mavericks hold off Heat, 98-96
DALLAS - Dirk Nowitzki scored 30 points, and Josh Howard had 20 points and drew a game-saving foul with 2.3 seconds left, giving the Dallas Mavericks a 98-96 victory against the Miami Heat on Wednesday night.
Road project paves way for retirement housing
A road project to begin in May or June will truly pave the way for a $100 million retirement community in northwest Amarillo.
Rove to speak at WT event
Karl Rove, former President George W. Bush's senior adviser and deputy chief of staff, is scheduled to speak at West Texas A&M University May 8, the night before spring commencement, WT spokeswoman Rana McDonald said.
Fight sparks APD chase
Amarillo police are investigating a fight that resulted in an intensive search of a north Amarillo neighborhood, leading to four arrests. A man who is possibly armed is still at large.
Child killer spared life term with plea
William Weschke didn't have much of a chance. An Amarillo man admitted in a Randall County courtroom he killed the 7-year-old boy.
'Texas' lawsuit is thrown out
A federal lawsuit against the producers of the musical drama "Texas" was thrown out of court this week after the parties settled the case.
Downtown CEO to settle in AEDC office
When Melissa Dailey arrives to take the reins of Downtown Amarillo Inc., she will do so from space within the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. offices.
McCartt: Lawmakers forgot Amarillo for stimulus funds
AUSTIN - Since the 81st Legislature started in mid-January, Amarillo Mayor Debra McCartt has been in Austin several times. So has her Lubbock counterpart Tom Martin.
Hitchhiker robs Family Dollar
A man hitched a ride with strangers so he could rob a Family Dollar on Wednesday night, Amarillo police said.
Pampa trash fire causes $10,000 in damage
Pampa firefighters spent about two hours Tuesday afternoon extinguishing a trash fire that got out of control south of Pampa.
PPHM head to preside over museum board
The director of the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum has been elected president of the Texas Association of Museums.
Developer killed in fiery wreck
The state fire marshal's office will investigate the fiery Wednesday morning traffic wreck that killed Amarillo real estate developer Steve Wright Sterquell.
Vehicle blamed for fires
A broken catalytic converter may have ignited three grass fires inside the city Wednesday, fire investigators said.
Blood center seeks to replenish supplies
Coffee Memorial Blood Center is in need of certain types of blood.
A blizzard: It's official ... almost
Call it a major storm. Call it a heck of a lot of snow. But the National Weather Service in Amarillo said Tuesday it's OK to call Friday's storm a blizzard.
Woman convicted in ROTC scam
A woman who pocketed financial donations to Toys for Tots was convicted of four felony counts of theft.
Isett proposes TxDOT overhaul bill
AUSTIN - Rep. Carl Isett, chairman of the Sunset Advisory Commission, anticipated the possible restructuring of the Texas Department of Transportation would be a hot potato during his two-year tenure as leader of the bi-cameral panel.
Firefighters battle afternoon grass fires
Amarillo firefighters have controlled three grass fires that broke out about the same time this afternoon.
Raw nuts may be bacteria source
TERRA BELLA, Calif. - The salmonella scare that prompted a blanket federal warning against eating pistachios may have erupted because contaminated raw nuts got mixed with roasted nuts during processing, the company at the center of the nationwide recall said Tuesday.
3,500 cows died in blizzard
The blizzard that enveloped much of the Texas Panhandle in a foot of snow killed at least 3,500 cattle, with many dying of suffocation and others of pneumonia.
Study shows student cigarette use declines
A recent survey of Amarillo Independent School District students shows students are lighting up less often, but underage drinking is a problem.
Jon Mark Beilue: Yee-haw! 5-star hotel headed for downtown
History, heritage and humor. Those were the themes Big Texan Restaurant owner Bobby Lee kept hammering during a passionate interview in his office earlier this week. I've known Lee for some time, but had never seen him this enthused.
PRPC eases funds' rules
Panhandle Regional Planning Commission directors voted Tuesday to give a local program more flexibility with job training, especially for people being laid off as the economy shrinks.
EnterPrize grants doled out
An online bridal store, a power-utility consulting company and an instructional basketball camp were awarded $75,000 small-business grants Wednesday in the 2009 Amarillo EnterPrize Challenge.
Carmakers assure buyers
Automakers are trying to boost the confidence of consumers and General Motors rolled out a new program Wednesday to reach that goal.
Advance tickets on sale for AC Lite luncheon
Advance tickets are on sale for Amarillo College's Lite Scholarship Luncheon.
AISD plans property purchases
In mornings and afternoons, congestion along 15th Avenue in Amarillo turns a two-way street into a single lane for traffic.
Lt. governor named to Cowboy Hall of Fame
Texas Lt. Gov. David Dewhurst was inducted into the Texas Rodeo Cowboy Hall of Fame in Belton on Friday and was awarded the 2009 Western Heritage Award.
AC fund taps into reserves
Amarillo College's scholarship endowment has dropped in value by about 30 percent in the last year, administrators say.
300-acre fire reignites
Firefighters from Borger and Skellytown put out a grass fire that reignited Tuesday afternoon east of Borger.
Senate OKs $182 billion state budget
AUSTIN - The Texas Senate has adopted the $182.2 billion state budget for 2010-11.
Wonderland delays opening
Wonderland Amusement Park will open its gates one weekend later than planned.
Teens learn in trenches
With the raise of a hand, dozens of high-schoolers and about 90 3-to-5-year-olds at Amarillo High School fell silent.
West Hills fights for, gets 4-way stop
West Hills neighborhood residents Tuesday successfully persuaded the Amarillo City Commission to place a four-way stop at the intersection of Southwest Third Avenue and Rosemont.
Tech to hold 6th public health session Thursday
Texas Tech Health Sciences Center in Amarillo will host the sixth session of its ongoing Community Medical School on Thursday.
Approvals bog down Fisk plans
Final construction plans for a hotel in the Fisk Building in downtown Amarillo have been bogged down in federal and Marriott approval processes, according to the developer, Newcrest Hotels Ltd.
Oil storage units burn near Dumas
An oil fire Tuesday south of Dumas belched black smoke into the air - visible miles away in Amarillo - and generated flames so intense that firefighters were unable to get close to the tankers holding the oil.
United Way to divvy $5 million in funds
A United Way of Amarillo & Canyon committee spent hours evaluating applications from program providers who seek a piece of the $5 million plus pie raised by the organization.
Up in smoke
The cost of a pack of cigarettes just rose like smoke on a windless day.
BNSF extends 2,500 employee furloughs
As many as 2,500 furloughed unionized Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway workers around the country thought they'd be back to work by now, or by April 12, Easter, at the latest.
Up to 3,500 cattle died in blizzard
The weekend blizzard that swept through the Texas Panhandle Friday killed up to 3,500 beef cattle, costing producers up to $3 million.
Service Academy Forum provides info for students
Congressman Mac Thornberry will host a Service Academy Forum from 9:30 to 11:30 a.m. April 18 at the Amarillo Public Library Southwest Branch, 6801 S.W. 45th Ave.
Employees subdue would-be robber
Dozens of locations experiencing power outages
Amarillo school board OKs land purchases
FDA eyes NY nut plant in pistachio recall probe
Amarillo woman indicted for arson
Mining firm ordered to pay Asarco $1 billion
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Kidnapping suspect arrested in Amarillo
Fatality closes lane of traffic on I-27
Body of missing Perryton man found
Amarillo man admits to killing child
Leah Upton Hammonds
Leah Upton Hammonds, 42, formerly of Amarillo, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Charles R. Taylor
CLOVIS, N.M. - Charles R. Taylor, 92, died Saturday, March 28.
Michael E. Murphy
Michael E. Murphy, 72, of Amarillo died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Cecil Johnson
WELLINGTON - Cecil Johnson, 71, died Saturday, March 28, 2009.
Ira Wayne McCarty Sr.
LUBBOCK - Ira Wayne McCarty Sr., 49, died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Alice Jean Detten
Alice Jean Detten, infant daughter of Vincent and Stacy Detten of Amarillo, died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Clifford Kent Park
PADUCAH - Clifford Kent Park, 66, died Monday, March 30, 2009, in Childress.
David G. Lane
VERNON - David G. Lane, 56, died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Udell Griffith Perrin
VALLE DE ORO - Udell Griffith Perrin, 88, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Wilburn H. Poe
ELKHART, Kan. - Wilburn H. Poe, 81, died Monday, March 30, 2009, in Amarillo, Texas.
Lucile West Burnett
MEMPHIS - Lucile West Burnett, 92, died Monday, March 29, 2009, in Amarillo.
Leona "Nan" Brewster
BORGER - Leona "Nan" Brewster, 74, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Mary Jo Zenor
CANADIAN - Mary Jo Zenor, 82, died Sunday, March 29, 2009, in Lubbock.
Lisa Kathryn Elliott
HOWARDWICK - Lisa Kathryn Elliott, 53, died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Myrtle Foster Brock
PAMPA - Myrtle Foster Brock, 89, died Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
Filemon Calderon
HEREFORD - Filemon Calderon, 23, died Friday, March 27, 2009, in Amarillo.
Homer Douglas Solsberry
Homer Douglas Solsberry, 94, of Amarillo died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Wayne Cummings
STRATFORD - Wayne Cummings, 69, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Carl F. Owens
Carl F. Owens, 88, of Amarillo died Tuesday, March 31, 2009.
Paulyne Marie Taylor
Paulyne Marie Taylor, 75, of Amarillo died Saturday, March 28, 2009.
Brenda Breece Wells
Brenda Breece Wells, 70, of Amarillo died Wednesday, April 1, 2009.
Mary Lee Longan
LELIA LAKE - Mary Lee Longan, 87, died Sunday, March 29, 2009, in Clarendon.
Jesse Warnell Crow
Jesse Warnell Crow, 79, of Amarillo died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Nellie Martin
CHILDRESS - Nellie Martin, 86, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Leah Upton Hammonds
Leah Upton Hammonds, 42, formerly of Amarillo, died Monday, March 30, 2009.
Garry Bowman
LUBBOCK - Garry Bowman, formerly of Amarillo, died Tuesday, March 31, 2009.
Will Gaines Jr.
Will Gaines Jr., 64, of Amarillo died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Stacee Ann Roberson
CONWAY, Ark. - Stacee Ann Roberson, 48, died Sunday, March 29, 2009.
Lester Wayne Lareau
ROSSTON, Okla. - Lester Wayne Lareau, 98, died Wednesday, April 1, 2009, in Woodward.
Alice Hilburn Jamison
Alice Hilburn Jamison, 76, of Amarillo died Saturday, March 28, 2009.
Lawrence Ward
Lawrence Ward, 68, of Canyon died Tuesday, March 31, 2009.
Jimmy Dale Anderson
LUBBOCK - Jimmy Dale Anderson, 70, died Wednesday, March 24, 2009.
Letter: Why don't those in power feel the pain of others?
As a retired teacher I have not had a cost-of-living increase since 2001. If you think this is fair or unfair, please contact your congressmen today.
Letter: GOP sounding like group of 'sore losers'
(Re: Letter to the editor, March 27, "Constitution needs our protection.")
Letter: Let's not use Scripture to advance our own motives
The letters against Greg Sagan's column on March 24 use the usual rationalizations, implying God agrees with the death penalty.
Column - Justice Harriet O'Neill: Texas must save legal aid program
AUSTIN - When Hurricane Ike tore holes in the roof of Sara's apartment, she waited for her landlord to begin fixing the problems. After rats clawed through the sheetrock, she did her best to patch the holes in the roof and walls. Then her landlord accused her of "destroying" the property.
Editorial: Leave BCS mess alone
American workers are losing their jobs by the hundreds of thousands each month.
Editorial: Police can put cash to use
Few communities in America would oppose adding police officers to the force.
Letter: Why are we helping foes in their fight against our friends?
Can someone please explain to me why we are borrowing money from Communist China to send millions of dollars to rebuild Gaza?
Letter: Peaceful religion seems too violent for many
It never fails to amaze me that the believers in a religion of "peace" and "grace" clamor so hastily to justify murder.
Region 16 students step up to success
Nearly 600 middle school and junior high students from around the Panhandle came to The Church at Quail Creek on Thursday for the Step Up To Success conference.
Nonprofit calendar
Several nonprofit groups plan to raise money in the next few months. They include:
Burglary Report
Burglaries from March 6 to March 19, 2009
Junior League hosts two-day fundraiser
The Junior League of Amarillo will have a two-day fundraiser to benefit community projects and grants Friday and Saturday.
Medical Rounds
All donors from today through April 8 will receive Girl Scout Cookies at Coffee Memorial Blood Center and on mobile blood drives.
From our readers
Georgia Manor staff praised, Girl Scouting valuable to all, Martha's Home cheers area chefs
Boys track results
The Amarillo Independent School District track and field season began recently. Results from the March 12 seventh-grade boys meet include:
Signup roundup
Palo Duro High School cheerleaders will have a camp from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Saturday at the Palo Duro High School Activity Center, 1400 N. Grant St. The cheerleaders will teach a cheer, chant and dance. The camp will be followed with a parent observation. Cost is $25 per person and includes lunch and a Palo Duro Don bag. Payment is required before the clinic starts. Contact Whitney Chapman at 806-326-2400 or email@example.com to reserve your student's spot.
Girl track results
Mann Middle School won the seventh-grade girls track meet March 12 by accumulating 161 points. Crockett was second with 136; followed by de Zavala, 123.5; and Houston, 109.5.
Sharing Hope Ministry holds annual dinner
Sharing Hope Ministry will have its annual Hope Fest Dinner from 6:30 to 9 p.m. Friday at the Civic Center Grand Plaza.
Tech students participate in Match Day
Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center School of Medicine at Amarillo observed the 25th anniversary of Match Day, in which medical schools compete for the nation's top graduating medical students, and students compete for the best residency programs. Thousands of medical students across the United States and Canada simultaneously open envelopes to learn their residency training destinations.
Fearless Felines are aware
The Fearless Feline Foursome must have had some inkling that they were on the trading block and that it was only by the generosity of readers that their address won't have to change.
Community briefs
Salt and Light Church will host an Easter Egg Hunt from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. April 11 at the Oasis RV Resort at West Interstate 40 and Arnot Road.
Furry friends
Amarillo Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals Adoptions new hours: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and 1 to 5 p.m. Saturday at the shelter, 11901 S. Coulter St.; 1 to 5 p.m. Saturdays at PetSmart, 2800 Soncy Road; and 2 to 5 p.m. Sundays at Petco, 2203 S. Western St., No. 300. Information: 806-622-0555, petfinder.com or amarillospca.net.
MS Activists
Amarillo residents Steve Rogers, left, and his wife, Judy Rogers, recently traveled to Washington, D.C., and visited with members of Congress to represent the interests of those affected by multiple sclerosis. As one of hundreds of MS activists in attendance at the National Multiple Sclerosis Society 2009 MS Public Policy Conference, the Rogerses met with U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry and three other congressmen.
Celebrating 105 years
Aleatha Austin turned 105 on March 21. Born in Brookfield, Mo., she grew up with three brothers and a sister. She married the Frank Austin, who has since passed away. They lived in Amarillo from 1953 to 1964 before moving away for a while. They returned in 1971 and Aleatha has been here ever since. She has a daughter, three grandchildren, seven great-grandchildren and six great-great-grandchildren.
Nonprofit briefs
VFW Post 1475, 1401 W. Eighth Ave., will have an April Fool's Party today. Come dressed up as silly as you can. The winner will get a prize. Dance from 7 to 10 p.m. No cover. Information: 806-373-3521 after 4 p.m. or 806-383-2729.
Cookies for soldiers
Girl Scout sisters Carlen Mild, right, and Courtnee, both Troop 5607 Girl Scouts, help load about 2,000 boxes of Girl Scout cookies that will be sent to military personnel serving out of the country. In addition, the Amarillo Downtown Kiwanis Club bought more than 300 boxes of cookies that will be sent by the local "Socks for Soldiers" organization.
Moms, kids gather to socialize
At first glance it looks like chaos - children running around a gymnasium, some bursting out of the room to leap into their mother's lap, only to jump off again and run back into the gym.
Wesley menu
Meals are served at Wesley Community Senior Center, 1615 S. Roberts St. Breakfast is served from 8 to 8:30 a.m. Lunch is served at noon. There is a $2 charge. Meals are for seniors, 55 and older.
Car show nets $62K
The 25th Panhandle Council of Car Clubs Car Show to benefit Make-a-Wish of the High Plains had more than 13,200 attendees Feb. 28 to March 1. The show raised approximately $62,000.
Up and over
Mann Middle School's Moneasha Toombs jumps over the hurdles in the 100M hurdles race at Dick Bivins Stadium during the seventh-grade middle school track and field meet March 25.
City champs
The Horace Mann Middle School seventh-grade silver basketball team is the city champs. The team included front row from left: Dre Swain, D Taylor, Wallace Johnson, Charleston White and BJ Thomas. Back row from left: Joseph Taylor, Treyvon Telford, Kevin Swain, Seddrick Wright and Randolph Sims.
ASCA menu
Meals are served from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Amarillo Senior Citizens Association, 1200 S. Polk St., for a suggested donation of $5 for members, $6 for nonmembers. All meals include a salad, dessert and beverage.
Hilltop menu
The Hilltop Senior Citizens Association, 1311 N. Taylor St., serves lunch from 11 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Cost is $4 per person, or $2 per person for those 55 and older who have signed up in advance.
A unique view
West Texas A&M football player Brad McCarty has a unique view of the gridiron - upside down from between his legs.
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Discrimination in an Equilibrium Search Model
The author constructs an equilibrium search model where some employers have a distaste for hiring minority workers and shows that this bias results in economic discrimination against minority workers. Although only unprejudiced firms hire minority workers, minority workers receive lower wages than workers not facing discrimination whenever any employers in the market have a distaste for minority workers. One implication of the model is that gender or racial wage differentials understate the utility loss from discrimination. In addition, the wages of minority workers increase when their proportion increases in the labor market. Copyright 1995 by University of Chicago Press.
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Volume (Year): 13 (1995)
Issue (Month): 2 (April)
Pages: 309-33
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