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One thing the countries of the world can agree on: the exploitation of women.
Viva La Mexico! and the blood that flows. CLOSE THE FREAKIN BORDER ALREADY!
Decriminalize drugs already! This won't end until the insane profits to be reaped from "illegal" drugs has ended.
That's rather unkind to this young women.
An evening gown and an AK47. She's got my vote.
She had me at AK47.
yeah, she really blows away the competition … ;0))
You should have seen her in the swim suit trials–she killed the competition there, too.
I would love to hear the reasoning on how the rally cry of "decriminalize drugs" will reduce drug usage, wipe away our debts, stop drug violence, and turn the drug lords into "law abiding" capatilists.
I see a Fed Gov't salivating over taxing drugs, and continually raising those taxes to feed their voratious spending appetites (see cigarettes). I see the drug lords undercutting that at every opportunity and fighting for the rights amonst themselves to do so.
I see more people being addicted to drugs, committing more crime to support their habits, and more people draining our social programs (Leftist dream) as they go through rehab. Just like when Indian casinos sprouted everywhere and Gov't allowed Riverboat casinos to pop up everywhere, more and more families were devastated by family members gambling their homes/marriages away.
I just don't see it as the miracle cure that many do.
o.O . So, is there another reason why Miss Mexico has to be drawn with an assault rifle than Mr. Ramirez wanting to conflate anything and everything to come out of Mexico with violent crime?
Spicy- keep seeing the "value" of pot plants at thousands $ per plant- grow them legally at home- about $4 a plant. Put hard users in treatment programs, or support their habits, and "legal" price drops to about $30 a year for heroin or hard narcotics- narcotics are among the CHEAPEST prescription drugs!! Meth is a dirty substance, pushed on the populace as an early shot at "weight reduction" with amphetamines. The drug companies made (and still make) bundles of money.
99% of the profit in "illegal drugs" comes from the fact they ARE illegal! Remember Prohibition?
Not saying either drunks or stoners should drive or be doing "hazardous" jobs while on drugs- but it does seem legalization might also reduce greatly gun sales, and the number of armed robberies committed to supply drug habits, or production.
^That sounds just great on paper as it always does from those who want drugs legalized. The unintended consequences are never talked about or considered though.
More regular users and abusers will drain our already strained social programs and gov't budgets. The stigma of being illegal does keep many from being chronic users. Many more stoners and users will not have the motivation to get a job (or try to make a career out of a job) to support their worthless habit (or stay out of jail on petty crimes) and will live off the taxpayers who are productive. I see it every day trying to run a business and constantly hire employees who jump from job to job just to collect unemployment and food stamps as often as they can. Now that we will be entering into the F'ded up national health care that will morph to single payer by gov't, the costs will skyrocket to productive society.
We already have way too many innocent people losing their lives on the highways from abuse of (legal) alcohol. I can't wait to see what those figures would be like with legalized drugs as well. I know many many people who think they can drive just fine stoned. They can't!
I couldn't agree more on what Meth does to people and society and how filthy it is.
Spicy you make a bunch of sketchy assumptions. 1) More regular users. - You assume that a lot more people would start using drugs if they weren't illegal. That is not a safe assumption, certainly not quantifiable.
2)The stigma of illegal keeps people from doing drugs - I doubt it. Knowing what drugs do to you is a bigger motivational tool for not doing drugs.
3) The stoners I know are productive members of society. The biggest stoner I've ever known is a PhD in Physics working for micro-chip makers.
4) Unemployment could/should be tied to clean pee tests as well as welfare of any kind.
5) Your bit about the people you see jumping jobs for food stamps is a non-sequitur.
6) Again you assume that more people will be driving drugged up than are currently driving high. Along w/ decriminalization the penalties for DUI should go up too.
7) Anyone with a phone drives worse than stoners I've known. (anecdotal I grant you…)
8) If a drug policy were comprehensive it would include education about drugs. Lesson 1 - If you're tempted to do meth, just kill yourself now and save your loved ones the pain. Meth is often taken by coke/crack addicts who can no longer afford coke/crack and move on to meth which is much cheaper and more potent.
And seriously man, the prohibition is where the money is at. De-criminalize some/most drugs and the outrageous profits will disappear.
Lalas, the violence will be over with decriminalization?
1) Are you quantifying how much better things will be or how many users there will be with decriminalization? If you can go to Walgreens and buy a bag of skittles and a bag of something, you don't think more people will use more often? Will less people drink now and just get blasted on cheap narcotics?
2) "I doubt it" is your definitive rebuttal on point 2?
3) You know a few stoners. Ok, but that is anecdotal and no indication of the entire population.
4) Pee tests are easy enough to get around and do not stop fraud in social programs where they are instituted now.
5) They are jumping jobs because all they really care about is lying around and going out and getting drunk or partying. It is a cost to society. You can't quantify that this won't happen or increase.
6) DUI penalties don't deter hardcore users, even when they are increased.
7) Cell phone usage is a non-sequitur.
8) We already have education about drugs as we do about drinking and driving. I don't see where more will do that much good. If we have more and more people are put through it because of arrests or addictions then social costs go up. Again I agree 100% on the Meth comments.
I have not been trying to say that there will be no benefits from decriminalization. I just believe there will be many more detriments and unintended consequences as there always are on big change in policies.
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Dazion Jahiem Davison, infant son of Peggy Bownds and Noris Davison of Amarillo, died Saturday, July 6, 2002.
Ruby McBride Wester
Ruby McBride Wester, 91, of Amarillo died Wednesday, July 10, 2002.
Margreit Burns Wilson
Margreit Burns Wilson, 81, of Amarillo died Tuesday, July 9, 2002.
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Joan E. Fogleson, 52, of Amarillo died Wednesday, July 10, 2002. Schooler Funeral Home, 4100 S. Georgia St.
Dr. Ernestine Smith
Dr. Ernestine Smith, 89, of Amarillo died Monday, July 8, 2002.
Evangeline Baker Archer
Evangeline Baker Archer, 81, of Amarillo died Wednesday, July 10, 2002.
Alma Crim
MULESHOE - Alma Crim, 66, died Tuesday, July 9, 2002, in Lubbock.
Robert Elan Williams
Robert Elan Williams, 69, of Amarillo died Tuesday, July 9, 2002.
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DUMAS - Jack L. Nicholson, 73, died Tuesday, July 9, 2002.
Troy Fuller
PLAINVIEW - Troy Fuller, 78, died Tuesday, July 9, 2002.
Editorial: Drenching is far more than answered prayer
Not that long ago, Texans heard tales of communities in the Hill Country praying for rain.
Farris: Title IX is getting a bad rap lately
How could something so beneficial to the greater good turn out so badly - at least in the eyes of many sports fans?
Editorial: Williams' son should honor Hall of Famer's last wishes
Death doesn't come easily, it seems, for legendary figures who leave behind children who think they - not their departed parent - know how they want to be laid to rest.
Other Opinion: Church's gay-friendly stance with clergy is a problem
The recent Catholic bishops' meeting in Dallas attempted to deal with the rising storm of worldwide criticism of child sexual abuse by those in the priesthood. Zero tolerance, "One strike and you're out," was the announced policy change.
Editorial: Amarillo embroiled in Catholic crisis
On the one hand, Leroy T. Matthiesen, bishop emeritus of the Diocese of Amarillo, said he never knowingly accepted a pedophile priest when he was bishop from 1980 to 1997.
Henry: Fear could cure public schools' ills
The public school system does not need vouchers.
Letters To The Editor: Cable channel 20 is a Christian TV station
Many people in Amarillo who enjoy Christian channels on television might not be aware that there is a Christian station on cable channel 20.
Editorial: U.S. must lead continuing war
When President Bush launched the war on terrorism in October in Afghanistan, the United States' express intentions were to root out terrorists, dismantle their training grounds, and capture Osama bin Laden and his al-Qaida operatives.
Youngsters angling for good time
Thanks to some generous sponsors and a score of considerate anglers, about 50 youngsters from Boys Ranch (including seven girls) will go fishing over at Ute Lake on Saturday.
Borger's McLellan ends high school career as all-star
ARLINGTON - Borger's Casye McLellan didn't quite end her high school softball career quite the way she would have liked.
At risk: Teen jobs not always safest
WASHINGTON (AP) - Brad Hurtig's first day on the job was his last.
Amarilloans comment on workplace safety
SuElLyn Maxwell, 17, works at Amarillo Kenpo Kung Fu Academy as a receptionist and a Kung Fu teacher. Signs figure prominently in safety precautions there.
Teen Jobs
A look at jobs and hours teens may work under federal child labor law. Different rules cover farm employment and some states may impose stricter requirements.
Brief: Canas blanks Montanes in Swedish Open
BASTAD, Sweden (AP) - Top-seeded Guillermo Canas of Argentina scored the first shutout of the season on the ATP tour, beating Albert Montanes of Spain on Wednesday to reach the quarterfinals of the Swedish Open.
Brief: Gorillas sign former WPHL MVP Robertson
The Amarillo Gorillas added offensive punch to their lineup Wednesday by signing 13-year veteran forward Chris Robertson, a former MVP in the Western Professional Hockey League.
Brief: U.S. Postal team finishes second in Tour time trial
CHATEAU-THIERRY, France (AP) - The Spaniards sped to victory and a blown tire stalled the rival Danes, ensuring a "good ride" and a second-place finish Wednesday for Lance Armstrong's squad in the Tour de France team time-trial.
Marlins trade Floyd to Expos
Cliff Floyd is going back to Montreal, the Cincinnati Reds are adding pitching for a wild card run and the Florida Marlins are retooling yet again.
TV's Best Bet
WNBA: Sparks at Fire
Today's Games
Florida (Burnett 8-6) at Chicago Cubs (Wood 8-5), 2:20 p.m.
Rangers again in last place, talking about future
ARLINGTON (AP) - Texas owner Tom Hicks' $105 million gamble didn't pay off. The Rangers are still in last place in the AL West.
2 three-run homers give Braves win, leg up on 2nd half
MONTREAL (AP) - Andruw Jones and Gary Sheffield hit three-run homers Thursday, and the Atlanta Braves began the second half of the season with an 8-5 victory over the Montreal Expos.
Barker-Perry face Albright-Dickson at ACC
Today's championship flight finale of the 2002 Amarillo Country Ladies Partnership will be a repeat of 2001.
Irwin takes lead with record round
DEARBORN, Mich. - It doesn't just seem as if Hale Irwin always plays well at the Senior Players Championship. He does.
Astros show signs of breaking season-long funk
HOUSTON (AP) - The Houston Astros just might make a race out of the NL Central yet. Winners of four of the past five division titles, the Astros spent most of the first half pampering injuries, mixing and matching minor league callups and fretting over slumping stars.
Brief: Iverson to be charged
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Allen Iverson will be charged with assault and other offenses for forcing his way into an apartment with a gun and threatening two men while looking for his wife, authorities said Thursday.
AL Boxes
Twins 4, Rangers 3
Court accepts brief in Knight case
INDIANAPOLIS (AP) - The Indiana Court of Appeals has accepted a brief in the appeal of a lawsuit seeking to force Indiana University to release university records related to Bob Knight's firing.
NL Roundup: Braves start big in 2nd half
MONTREAL (AP) - Andruw Jones and Gary Sheffield hit three-run homers Thursday, and the Atlanta Braves began the second half of the season with an 8-5 victory over the Montreal Expos.
AL Roundup: Red Sox smother Jays, 10-3
TORONTO (AP) - Manny Ramirez homered for the first time since coming off the disabled list June 25 and the Boston Red Sox beat the Toronto Blue Jays for the 11th straight time, 10-3 Thursday night.
Brief: Panthers sign contract with draft pick Johnson
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Fullback Kyle Johnson, the fifth-round draft pick of the Carolina Panthers, signed a three-year contract Wednesday for $1.025 million.
Rangers promote Rivera, list Rocker as disabled
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - Ruben Rivera, cut in spring training after stealing Derek Jeter's glove, returned to the majors Thursday night and was in Texas' starting lineup against Minnesota.
Leach, Myers bury hatchet
LUBBOCK - Texas Tech athletic director Gerald Myers expressed regret Wednesday about recent public comments made regarding the football budget and said that the football coaches were not "reckless" with the budget this year despite official claims of excessive expenses.
A roller coaster ride with the Williamses
Dave Rineberg almost lost his seven years of fame in the trash can.
Brief: Prosecutors review evidence against Iverson
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - Prosecutors won't decide until Thursday at the earliest whether to charge Allen Iverson with storming into a home with a gun and threatening two men while looking for his wife.
Las Fiestas run set
The 22nd Annual Las Fiestas 5K and 1-mile Fun Run is set for Saturday morning beginning at the Our Lady of Guadalupe Church at 11th and Houston.
Brief: Ex-Tech coach Dickey to be Sutton assistant
STILLWATER, Okla. (AP) - Former Texas Tech head basketball coach James Dickey will be reunited with his mentor, Eddie Sutton, as an assistant coach at Oklahoma State, officials announced Wednesday.
Texas Roundup: Astros slip by Reds
HOUSTON (AP) - Geoff Blum hit a three-run homer, and Roy Oswalt pitched seven-plus innings to lead the Houston Astros to a 4-3 victory over the Cincinnati Reds on Thursday night.
All-Star fiasco adds to baseball's woes
MILWAUKEE - John DeClue took 9-year-old son Kyle to Miller Park to see his very first All-Star game.
Indians fire manager Manuel
CLEVELAND - Charlie Manuel was fired Thursday as manager of the Cleveland Indians, the first of what could be many moves during the second half as the team rebuilds.
Dickson-Albright hold on for win
It was more than fitting that Jo Dickson rolled in a final, decisive putt at the 17th hole enabling her and partner Trina Albright to thwart a three-peat bid by Marion Barker and Penny Perry in the championship flight finale of the Amarillo Country Club Ladies Partnership on Thursday.
Brief: Another bunched-up field at Brown Deer
MILWAUKEE (AP) - Bo Van Pelt couldn't have picked a better place or time to lighten up.
Brief: Washington Wizards sign first-round pick
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Washington Wizards signed first-round draft pick Jared Jefferies on Wednesday.
Brief: Armstrong meets family of Sept. 11 victim
ROUEN, France (AP) - Lance Armstrong took time from his quest for a fourth straight Tour de France title to meet with the family of a New York City police officer killed in the Sept. 11 attacks.
Brief: Johnson new assistant at Texas-San Antonio
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Brandon Johnson was named assistant basketball coach at Texas-San Antonio on Wednesday.
Fans angry with baseball
Baseball came back from the break Thursday and found a bleak picture: Fans still stewing about the All-Star game and even more worries about labor trouble.
Brief: ENMU schedules tryouts Monday
Eastern New Mexico University has scheduled a baseball tryout Monday for anybody interested in playing for the Greyhounds during the 2002-2003 season.
Brief: Blake leads Americans into quarterfinals
NEWPORT, R.I. (AP) - James Blake's quest to become the first top-seeded player to win the Hall of Fame Championships was in danger of ending Wednesday until he found his rhythm in the final set and blew out Ota Fukarek.
Brief: Teske conquers wind to lead Farr by a shot
SYLVANIA, Ohio (AP) - Rachel Teske has grown accustomed to the wind.
Brief: O'Brien pulls Hawk Wing out of King George VI
DUBLIN, Ireland (AP) - High Chaparral and Hawk Wing, both coming off big victories, won't run in the King George VI/Queen Elizabeth Diamond Stakes at Ascot on July 27.
Wednesday's Games
No games scheduled
Brief: Kansas State players in trouble with law
MANHATTAN, Kan. (AP) - Some Kansas State football players have encountered problems with the law this summer.
Some fans want to swing a big bat - boycott
A baseball strike is on.
American League Standings
East Division
Brief: Magic's Hill taking right steps in comeback
ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Orlando Magic forward Grant Hill recently heard some good news: His doctor doesn't want to see him anymore.
Combs encourages rural towns to diversify
TAHOKA (AP) - Agricultural Commissioner Susan Combs doesn't see Texas' rural towns in dire economic straits, though many have lost population and businesses in recent years and farmers aren't always making a profit.
Brief: Attorney: Pastor, brother innocent in boy's beating
AUSTIN (AP) - An attorney for the church pastor and his brother charged with severely beating a Bible study student said Wednesday his clients are innocent and accused authorities of whipping up "mass mob hysteria" over church teachings on discipline.
Brief: Officials: Dead birds had West Nile virus
DALLAS (AP) - State and county health officials have confirmed the first cases of West Nile Virus outside of southeast Texas.
Brief: PUC postpones vote to raise electricity cost
AUSTIN (AP) - The Public Utility Commission on Thursday postponed a vote on whether some utilities can raise prices they charge residential customers.
Brief: Reward given to man for helping nab suspect
ARLINGTON (AP) - A man who unwittingly helped capture a serial rape suspect was given a $10,000 check Wednesday by a company that offered a reward for an arrest in the case.
Dallas mansion destroyed by fire
DALLAS - The city's priciest home - a $44.9 million French chateau-style behemoth just down the road from billionaire Ross Perot - was destroyed in a massive blaze Thursday just weeks before its completion.
Brief: Convicted killer of sheriff wins last-day reprieve
HUNTSVILLE (AP) - A parolee condemned for killing a South Texas sheriff more than 11 years ago won a reprieve Wednesday less than four hours before he was scheduled to be executed.
Perry emphasizes role during flood
AUSTIN (AP) - Rampaging rivers and flooded roads all around him, Gov. Rick Perry swooped into San Antonio by helicopter and declared "help is on the way."
Brief: Beaten Bible student released from hospital
AUSTIN (AP) - A Bible studies student who police say was beaten by his church pastor was released from the hospital on Thursday, more than a week after he was first admitted into intensive care.
Watchdog group files suit against Cheney
DALLAS - A watchdog group sued Vice President Dick Cheney and Halliburton Co. on Wednesday, alleging fraudulent accounting practices at the oil services company he ran for five years.
Family matters
Joyce Mims wasn't about to allow her daughter to become one of those statistics.
Senate adopts new penalties for CEO fraud
WASHINGTON - A unified Senate approved harsh new penalties Wednesday for corporate fraud and document shredding, adding enforcement teeth to President Bush's plan to curb a growing wave of accounting scandals.
Naval clash sparks cabinet shakeup
SEOUL, South Korea (AP) - President Kim Dae-jung replaced his defense minister and six other cabinet officers Thursday in a shakeup sparked by a deadly naval clash with North Korea.
People In The News: Van Halen, Bertinelli split
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Guitarist Eddie Van Halen and actress Valerie Bertinelli have announced they secretly separated nearly 10 months ago after 20 years of marriage.
Judge rules material witnesses can be held without being charged
NEW YORK (AP) - A federal judge on Thursday declared as constitutional the government's jailing of witnesses in the Sept. 11 investigation without bringing charges.
Today in History
In 1979, the abandoned U.S. space station Skylab made a spectacular return to Earth, burning up in the atmosphere and showering debris over the Indian Ocean and Australia.
Brief: Murder conviction upheld
SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) - The state Supreme Court has upheld the first-degree murder conviction of a Clovis man who contended that the fatal confrontation was provoked because the victim made racial remarks against him.
Beaten teen files suit against police
LOS ANGELES - A black teen-ager who was slammed onto a car and punched by a white policeman during a videotaped arrest sued the city of Inglewood, four of its officers, Los Angeles County and three sheriff's deputies Wednesday.
Justice On A Small Town: Ready to say 'I'm guilty for something I didn't do'
EDITOR'S NOTE - This is Part II of Justice in a Small Town, a three-part serial examining the strained relationship between truth and justice in an Alabama murder case involving three mentally retarded defendants.
Brief: Retreat center closing, treated pedophile priests
JEMEZ SPRINGS, N.M. (AP) - The Servants of the Paraclete is closing its retreat center that once was used to treat pedophile Roman Catholic priests from around the country.
Would-be robber foiled by bank's locked doors
GALLUP, N.M. (AP) - A would-be bank robber needs to write himself a note: Make sure the bank is open and never rattle the locked doors while wearing a mask and holding a rolled-up trash bag.
Market Summary
NEW YORK (AP) - Investors hit by yet another disappointment, this time brokerage downgrades of General Motors and Ford, bailed out of stocks again Wednesday, sending the Dow Jones industrials down more than 280 points to close below 9,000 for the first time since October.
People In The News: George Michael afraid to return to U.S.
LONDON (AP) - George Michael says he's nervous to return to his home in the United States because of the criticism he's received for his new song and video, "Shoot the Dog."
Bill would let pilots carry guns in cockpit
WASHINGTON (AP) - Pilots could carry guns in the cockpit to defend their planes against terrorists under a bill the House passed overwhelmingly Wednesday despite opposition from the White House and airlines.
Around The Nation
LOS ANGELES (AP) -Ivan Moffat, who was nominated for an Academy Award for the screen adaptation of Edna Ferber's novel "Giant," died of a stroke July 4. He was 84.
Experts: AIDS infections rising in young women
BARCELONA, Spain - The AIDS pandemic is increasingly becoming one of young women, experts say. About half of all new infections are in women, and among people in their late teens and early 20s, females account for nearly two-thirds of new cases.
Scientists: Dangerous virus can be made in lab
WASHINGTON - Following a recipe downloaded from the Internet and using gene sequences from a mail-order supply house, researchers have assembled a man-made version of the polio virus to prove how easy it would be for terrorists to make deadly biological weapons.
Check this Out
HARTFORD, Conn. (AP) - The undersea explorer who discovered the Titanic announced Wednesday that he has found PT-109, the torpedo boat commanded by John F. Kennedy during World War II.
Williams' daughter makes written plea to Glenn, Bushes
INVERNESS, Fla. - Ted Williams' oldest daughter is urging former Sen. John Glenn, President Bush and Bush's dad to help stop her half-brother from keeping the body of the baseball great in deep freeze.
Brief: Court: 'Shopaholic' must serve prison time
CHICAGO (AP) - A woman who embezzled more than $240,000 but got off with probation by claiming to be a "shopaholic" who had run up huge credit card bills must go to prison after all, an appeals court ruled Wednesday.
Today in History
Today is Friday, July 12, the 193rd day of 2002. There are 172 days left in the year.
Brief: Forests reopen slowly
New Mexico's Santa Fe, Lincoln and Carson national forests are reopening Friday, but there hasn't been enough rain for two other forests to do likewise.
Cabinet officials push Homeland Security plan
WASHINGTON (AP) - Lawmakers balked Thursday at moving the Coast Guard and the nation's emergency disaster agency into a new Homeland Security Department despite pleas from senior Cabinet officials to stick to President Bush's blueprint.
U.S. could marshal sudden strike on Iraq
WASHINGTON - The United States is capable of launching a rapid attack on Iraq by marshaling 50,000 troops at the Kuwaiti border in roughly a week, airlifting them in and bringing their tanks and heavy equipment on ships through the Strait of Hormuz.
Grounded passengers take bus home
ESPANOLA, N.M. (AP) - Two New Mexico siblings grounded in Indiana after Southwest Airlines required extra tickets because of their size came home by bus instead.
Study: Common knee surgery for arthritis pain not needed
A type of knee surgery performed on more than 300,000 Americans each year to ease arthritis pain is worthless and perhaps even harmful, government researchers say.
Odometer fraud hits 450,000 people yearly
WASHINGTON - More than 450,000 people every year buy used vehicles with mileage gauges rolled back, spending thousands of dollars more than they should, according to a federal study of odometer fraud.
Brief: Panel suggests changes for space station crews
WASHINGTON (AP) - If the International Space Station is to fulfill its role as an orbiting laboratory, NASA will need to give crew members more time for research, add some equipment and send up additional resupply flights, scientists say in a new report.
Fewer teens having babies
WASHINGTON (AP) - Fewer babies are dying. Fewer teenage girls are having babies. Smoking is dropping among 8th and 10th graders.
Justice In A Small Town: Accused was mentally retarded; victim may never have existed
BUTLER, Ala. - Victoria Banks' court-appointed lawyers explained the prosecution's offer to her as best as they could, using the simplest language.
'You can't blame me for saving my life'
PHOENIX - A woman reviled for setting one of Arizona's devastating wildfires said Thursday that she had been lost in the wilderness for two nights and was desperate to get the attention of a passing TV helicopter.
KSU to get biosecurity center grant
WASHINGTON (AP) - Kansas State University will help shape the government's response plan in case of attacks on the nation's food supply, Agriculture Secretary Ann Veneman said Thursday.
Bioethics panel rejects research-cloning ban
WASHINGTON - President Bush's bioethics advisers rejected a permanent ban on cloning for biomedical research Thursday, taking a middle ground in the debate over the promise of science versus the perils of research using human embryos.
Martin M. Doctoroff
LANSING, Mich. (AP) - Martin M. Doctoroff, a longtime Michigan Court of Appeals judge, died Monday after a three-year battle with Lou Gehrig's disease.
Mel Everingham
SUN LAKES, Ariz. (AP) - Mel Everingham, a former president of Central Arizona College, died July 7 following a stroke.
Brief: 2-year-old recovering after found starving
ARDMORE, Okla. (AP) - Volunteers are staying at a local hospital around the clock to watch over a 2-year-old girl found filthy and starving.
AHS's Welch leads West All-Stars to win
FORT WORTH - Taking a group of athletes who normally compete against one another and turning them into a team might seem like a challenge.
WT standout to lead Lady Dons
When Brittany Bridge began playing volleyball at West Texas A&M in 1997, she envisioned being a volleyball coach at some point down the road. Just not so soon.
Abernathy's Brock helps North down South
FORT WORTH - When Alvord basketball coach Curtis Enis began coaching the North All-Stars earlier this week, he found himself in unique position. He had a pair of shooting guards from West Texas whose styles complemented one another and who made his job fairly easy.
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Photography Isabelle Giovacchini
Renard 1 and 2, some of the works made for Black Current (2008), again on display at Maison d'Art Bernard Anthonioz (MABA) on the occasion of their 10th. year anniversary: Sur Le Motif, February 18 – April 30, 2016.
Escape Route
Escape Route
H 200 x W 300 mm
2 color split fountain screenprint on 300 grams/m2 Hahnemuller paper
Mars Wellink @ Plaatsmaken
25 signed and numbered prints out of 30 prints total
Kunst op je kamer, affordable art for children, organised by Plaatsmaken.
On display at Museum Het Valkhof, Nijmegen from December 12 until January 17 2015.
Videos (in Dutch) about the making process here!
Visiting Artist at Texas A&M University
In April I was a visiting artist at Texas A&M University Printmaking Dept, invited by my collegue and friend Ryan O'Malley, here screenprinting our poster for the annual Inkslingers' Ball at the House of Rock, Corpus Christi, May 1st.
NoordZuidlijn tiles in Stedelijk Museum
Nine ceramic tiles, a test for the NoordZuidlijn, now on display at Stedelijk Museum:
SuperBox. Design Aquisitions
Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam
25 October – 15 February 2015
See also Noord/Zuidlijn work in progress
See also Proposal for Noord/Zuidlijn selected
Unlucky Strike
Unlucky Strike
H 200 x W 300 mm
3 colour screenprint on 300 grams/m2 Hahnemuller paper
Mars Wellink @ Plaatsmaken
25 signed and numbered prints out of 25 prints total
Sla je slag! Kunstverkoop voor junior kunstliefhebbers, Museum Arnhem 31 augustus t/m 9 november.
Paris Invite Le Monde
Work on display at Paris Invite Le Monde, during La Fête du Graphisme.
Location: Les Docks, Cité de la Mode et du Design, Paris.
Date: January 30 – February 2, 2014.
Catalogue Michel Bouvet (ed.), Collections, Editions Textuel, 2014.
Video impression of Fête du Graphisme on Vimeo.
Jury Award Fons Hickmann & Wang Min (president of jury) for Color Space at China International Poster Biennial (CIPB) 2013.
Typ to TtYtP at Moti Hotel
Moti Hotel
Exhibition September 28, 2013 – June 1, 2014
Showing a selection of legendary TYP magazine issues at Moti Hotel, a groupshow where various designers present objects from Moti's collection.
Stedelijk Museum Q&A
Welcome to the Store (2006) is currently on display as an object for interactive Q&A at Stedelijk Museum Amsterdam's Design Collection.
Graphic Happiness
Graphic Happiness – 100 years of Dutch graphic design.
Work in groupshow travelling through China + a publication on the work included.
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EMEA shipments reached 307,761 units, compared with 320,956 units shipped in the same period last year, Dataquest reported.
However, the US server market was up 9.9% in the second quarter, to 482,647 units, said Dataquest. Worldwide server shipments totalled 1.08 million units, up 0.5% over the same quarter last year, Gartner said.
The weakness in the European market is mainly because of a lack of new project-related investment, Dataquest said.
With buyers favouring low-end systems over midrange servers, vendors priced systems aggressively, and the overall EMEA server market declined in value by 14% in the quarter, compared with the same period last year, falling to $3.54bn (£2.3bn).
The combination of Hewlett-Packard and Compaq moved the new company into first place in the European rankings, despite HP and Compaq both individually selling less than last year.
The new HP had 39.3% market share. IBM came in second place, with 14.5% of the market and Dell third with a 13.9% share of the server market.
Sun Microsystems, in forth place with 7.7% of the EMEA server market, showed a 21.3% improvement on last year with 23,845 units shipped in the quarter.
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Review Summary
- Popular Marta restaurant and bar on-site
- Great Midtown location close to restaurants, transportation, and shopping
- Stylish, contemporary public spaces and rooms
- Cozy lobby lounge with craft beers on tap
- In-room dining from Marta, the lobby restaurant
- 7,000 square feet of meeting and event space
- Free Wi-Fi throughout (included in daily hotel fee)
- Free digital access to The New York Times and The Financial Times (included in daily hotel fee)
- Free passes to New York Sports Club (any NYC location; included in daily hotel fee)
- No spa or pool
- The lobby can become noisy, and offers little space for lounging and meeting
- Some rooms are tight on space
- Some rooms receive noise from the street
- Some rooms have armoires instead of closets, offering little space for storage
- Daily hotel fee (includes Wi-Fi)
- No gym (but hotel offers free passes to any New York Sports Club location)
Bottom Line
Set in Manhattan's fast-growing NoMad neighborhood, the Redbury Hotel (formerly the Martha Washington) is an upper-middle-range boutique property with a historic facade, a Danny Meyer restaurant and bar, and 265 sleek and stylish rooms. The hotel completed two separate multi-million-dollar renovations throughout 2015 and 2016, and offers a variety of room types, a cozy lounge, an outdoor terrace, and perks (covered by a nightly hotel fee) like free morning coffee service in the lobby and free passes to a local gym, but its greatest asset is its location -- close to the Empire State Building, Macy's, Grand Central Terminal, and Times Square. While it serves as an ideal hub for exploring the city, the hotel lacks such plush amenities as a spa, and the lobby can get noisy during the restaurant's prime hours. Those seeking a quieter vibe might try The Roger or the pricier Hotel Giraffe.
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Oyster Hotel Review
A stylish boutique hotel with a popular restaurant, lively lobby, and a variety of room types
Opened in 1903 as the first all-women's hotel and residence, the hotel has seen many changes and owners over the years. In 2015, it underwent a $30 million renovation headed by architect Annabelle Selldorf that included the refurbishing of the rooms and public spaces and the addition of a flagship restaurant, Marta, a Rome-inspired pizzeria by New York restaurateur Danny Meyer. In 2016, the Redbury's bold design was reimagined yet again, this time by photographer and Redbury brand creative director Matthew Rolston.
From the street, red flags bearing the hotel's name add a burst of color to the stately stone facade, hinting at what to expect inside. Two steps in the door and guests are confronted with a soaring two-story space and the chatter of a lively restaurant. A long hallway with blue cement-tile floors, custom chandeliers, and borders of thick, white fluted columns mark the way to the front desk.
The space offers guests room to relax, socialize, and observe, but it's not an atmosphere that's conducive to getting work done or for holding an important meeting. The vibe is lively and somewhat noisy, with diners' voices carrying throughout the space and guests parading down the long hallway to check in and get to their rooms. Along the main hall, clusters of mid-century modern style accent chairs and gray velvet banquets provide space for waiting and watching.
The hotel caters mostly to travelers looking to explore the city for fun, rather than those in town on business. There is indoor and outdoor meeting and event space, but the hub of the hotel are the lobby, the restaurant, and the lounge.
In Manhattan's trendy NoMad neighborhood, close to Fifth Avenue, Madison Square Park, and the Empire State Building
Centrally located in Manhattan's NoMad neighborhood, the Redbury is close to attractions such as the Empire State Building, Penn Station and Grand Central Terminal, and Macy's. Set in the middle of the block along East 29th Street, the hotel is next door to a tarot-card reading business and a parking garage. Within walking distance are the classic New York neighborhoods of Gramercy Park, Murray Hill, and Union Square.
- Five-minute walk to Madison Square Park
- Seven-minute walk to the Empire State Building
- 11-minute walk to Macy's
- 14-minute walk to Penn Station
- 15-minute walk to Union Square
- 15-minute walk to Grand Central Terminal
- 12-minute cab ride or subway to Times Square
- 14-minute cab or subway ride to Central Park and Columbus Circle
- 25-minue cab or subway ride to Metropolitan Museum of Art
- 25-minute subway ride to the 9/11 Memorial Museum
- 20-minute subway or cab ride to Museum of Modern Art
- 30-minute drive to LaGuardia Airport
- 40-minute drive to JFK International Airport
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Stylish rooms with twin, queen, or king-size beds, Italian linens, and flat-screen TVs; some rooms get glimpses of the Empire State Building
The Redbury's 265 rooms were all renovated in 2016. The stylish makeover is sleek and cozy, with a color palette of white, ruby red, black, and gray. Crisp white and deep crimson walls create a canvas for wall-mounted flat-screen HDTVs, modern black coat racks, and collections of playful framed silhouettes arranged over the headboards; the artwork depicts such objects as vintage shoes, hatchets, and keys.
Beds are finished with crisp 300-thread-count white sheets, down duvets, two sets of pillows, and bright-red accent throws. Most rooms feature bedside tables with bottles of Voss water and iHome docking stations, as well as desks topped with small reading lamps and a tray of minibar items ranging from Pop Chips to Coke to tiny bottles of premium spirits. While some of the rooms have standard closets, most are equipped with free-standing armoires with drawers on one side and hanging space, as well as irons, ironing boards, safes, and umbrellas. Bathrooms are tidy and uncluttered with slate tiles, glass-enclosed showers, and white-marble single vanities. Plenty of plush towels and an arrangement of Ciel bath products are also included.
Rooms and Rates
A vibrant lobby with a popular restaurant, a cozy lounge, and places for gathering
Located on the ground floor of the Redbury is Marta, a Roman-style pizzeria headed by chef Nick Anderer, formerly of New York's Maialino restaurant. The two-story space features wood tables with traditional caned seating and modern chandeliers as well as a balcony that overlooks the main dining room. The highlight of the room is the open kitchen with a duo of wood-burning ovens, an open-fire grill, and a bar that lets diners watch the chefs in action. While the restaurant is open for breakfast, brunch, lunch, and dinner, the main attraction of the menu is the selection of thin-crusted pizzas featuring locally sourced and seasonal ingredients. Note that Marta is a non-tipping restaurant. Bar Marta serves as the Redbury's lobby bar, where guests can order from the full Marta menu, as well as cocktails, beer, wine, and Champagne.
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|Family Services
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|29 East 29th Street, New York City, New York 10016, United States
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Ditry rooms air conditioning leaked.
The room was clean and the cleaning staff was very professional, friendly and courteous
The Front Desk staff was short and made me feel like I was bothering them when trying to notify them that our refrigerator was not working properly. We did not get an Ocean Front Room, even though we thought we had booked one. One of the Front desk staff was argumentative regarding this. The room had one Air conditioner unit to cool the efficiency room we stayed in even thoug it was technically 2 separate Bedrooms.
Not much to like here other than the fact that it is probably cheaper than beach front hotels. But that comes at a price!
The room was smelly. The whole hotel was. Rooms were reasonably clean but the hotel is badly in need of an overhaul. Worst part of the stay was that they did not clean my room, make my bed and replace the towels and sheets. When we checked at the front desk they mentioned that the staff had marked my room as cleaned! Not done.
Front desk workers are excellent and friendly
Pool was gross and halls had permanent b.o. smell
The location was excellent.
Location - on the beach for easy access & also close to shopping, entertainment, & food for walking
You get what you pay for - great deal/price, but def a low end hotel. Small bathroom with no counter space, drop ceiling tiles kept falling on us, elevator is rough, bed linens stained -small/limited parking - no place for big SUV to park/turn around
Smelled like a fucking ashtray
Not a damm thing.
Floors were so dirty that you couldn't walk barefoot. It was so bad I took the ONE towel we had in the bathroom to wipe the floors down and the towel was black. Stuff from the ceiling had fallen all over the bed, when I asked them to come clean it or give us another room she had the worse attitude. Said she would come and never did. Needed up cancelling our second night it was so bad and had to stand at the reception desk over and hour trying to get my money back for the second night. While I was standing there other people were constantly coming up to complain, one lady said her and her daughters had to stay on the balcony most of the night because they kept getting bit by bugs. Another one found a dead rat under the bed in her room. People were calling and asking for towels, when the front desk ignored them they came down and asked for towels, they took their room number and said housekeeping would bring them. When they walked away the employees were saying to each other how the last shift didn't wash any towels the day before so they didn't have any to give people. This wa any far the WORST hotel ever. The pictures look nice, it is a dump. Please do not take your family there.
We werent expecting much, a little dated, but overall this place was very clean. I will definitely book here again. Oceanfront and convenient. We like the South end of the beach, its not as crowded. Go ahrad, stay here!!
The only inconvenience was that the ice machine is located in the registration office. If theyre closed, No ice!!
The hotel is old and could probably use some updating but the rooms were spotless and the manager went out of her way to make our stay pleasant.
The staff was friendly
The rooms were very old. Not well maintained. There were roaches. The other guests ruined our time with their drunken partying at the pool. My children were threatened by a drunk women at the pool. The owner did allow my children to use the indoor pool.
It was close to the beach. Thats it.
The room was falling apart sink in bathroom was not attached, air conditioner panel fell off, air off on arrival, appliances unclean, no towels or toilet paper, floors wet and stained, shower head sprayed like hose, pool was cloudy, room items broken.
The location
How staff tried to get more money out of me than expected
Took pets, good location, have washer & dryer onsite & housekeeping receptive of needs. Only took room since only 2 others in myrtle beach take pets.
Room extremely dated (early 70s), very dirty & dusty (had to clean), smelled of powerful, stale cigarette smoke, no hairdryer, ice, dishes in kitchen, or coffeemaker. stayed in back bldg of hotel & was assaulted. Not safe there & mgr of hotel didn't care!
This was the worst hotel I've ever stayed at. Old and outdated. Furniture looked yucky and bug infested.
Was very disappointed. This place wasn't what was pictured at all. We were highly dissapointed as soon as we pulled up. Will definitely do better research next time
The only problem we had was that the bedding was not clean at all..
Gross, disgusting, nasty, rude workers. Don't ever go here.
The location is nice since its right on the beach. Also if you are staying long theyve got a kitchen in some rooms for use with a good sized fridge. Theyve got free parking so thats a plus.
It looks kind of sketchy. Beds are kind of uncomfortable and towels are nasty looking so u need to take ur own
This hotel was located right by the beach. Great view from the 4th floor balcony. The staff was friendly and helpful. Minutes from a lot of local attractions.
Dated rooms and facility. Small and uncomfortable beds. No elevators. We had to ask for fresh towels and to have our trash can emptied. I don't think that the House Keeping staff ever came into to the room to clean, make the beds, or re-supply the towels and other items. Dirty stairwells. Found a complimentary Corn Nut on the floor when we first entered the room (proof that it was not properly cleaned.) Trash sat on the 3rd floor stairwell for two days and a dead roach was there for our entire stay.
Location; right on the beach, could walk out the door and walk across the parking lot to the beach
Cleanliness & efficiency; lightbulb was out, dirty walls, holes, bugs
I liked it being neat the ocean and amusement park's.
Alot of criminal activity. Seen 2 arrests in parking lot but I expected it in a not so fancy hotel.
We have stayed at several different hotels the last couple months and this hotel was the cleanest by far. Very comfortable room and no worries about bugs. Good wifi. Housekeepers were very nice. It's right next to an entrance to the beach.
The location! The room size for a great price! Oceanfront. Kitchenette. Jetted tub. Balcony. What more do you need?! Half mile walk to the boardwalk. Next to a lovely pierhouse restaurant.
I admit I was unsure about this place due to the negative reviews but I was SURPRISED at how wonderful the staff and room were.
It is a little outdated but not complaining for the price!
Trashy, dirty, not clean, room was very outdated. I didn't even stay here because after one look around, I saw plenty of reasons not to stay there. Nasty sheets and blankets, restroom And shower area.
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moneyonomics, yes I see the sch of LT debt maturities in the 10K. I see that most of the LT debt matures many years out...to match the revenues from the assets which will be received over many years...that probably made a lot of sense before 2009 when most of these loans were made. Only about 500M matures in 2013 and can be rolled over at current low rates. If they hedged the interest rate risk at the time the loans were made to lock in their cost of capital at the original rates, they should benefit as rates rise...it all depends on how the LT loans are hedged. For example, they"ll pay 7.125% on the notes due in 2020 regardless of what happens to interest rates, but they (might have) incurred a hedging loss since 2009 (hypothetically assume it's a 2009 origination) which will be covered as rates tick back up.
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Holy City vendors selling off Pope Benedict relics to prepare for new pope
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POPE Benedict has not quite left the building but vendors about the Vatican have begun drastically reducing the price of his relics and souvenirs to make way for new stock -and a pope - next month.
Along the streets about the Holy City it's a everything-must go papal sale of the century with half price or two-for-one on everything Benedetto XVI.
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"Yes these were 25 Euros but now we'll take 15," says long-time St Peter's Square stall holder Marco holding out a porcelain statuette of the Pope.
Some stall holders said Benedict stock never really sold that well anyway, the reason perhaps lies in the statuettes or postcards, books and icons that surround Benedict on the racks and vendor carts.
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"Pope John Paul II stock has always been more popular and we still sell a lot of images of him," said another stall holder who declined to give his name.
"Benedetto never sold as much."
At the Vatican's Post Office that has not been so much the case with a rush to buy medallions, envelopes and cards featuring Pope Benedict, many sending the cards to hometowns across the world so as to get the Vatican post mark recording the date of one of the most momentous week's in the history of the church.


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- King James Bible: James, Chapter 2
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