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Also, total crop acreage numbers were incorrectly reported in Friday's newspaper.
Agriculture briefly
Land heritage program accepting applications
Conditions critically dry in some regions
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - Parts of Texas have entered critically dry stages and various crops are beginning to suffer, Texas Cooperative Extension reports.
Effect of modified cotton subsidies on U.S. producers remains unclear
Modified cotton subsidies will be bad for U.S. cotton farmers, analysts say, but few know exactly how.
LubbockOnline.com - Mr. and Mrs. Matney 07/03/05
Mr. and Mrs. Jake Coleman of Ropesville proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Casey Coleman of Ashburn, VA to Steve Bolster of Ashland, MA, son of Mr. and Mrs. Philip Bolster of Okatie, SC.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Bratcher and Dr. and Mrs. William Joseph Cook announce the engagement and approaching marriage of Ryan Shane Bratcher and Julie Elizabeth Cook.
Mr. and Mrs. Camargo Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Camargo Sr. Mr.and Mrs. Alfredo Camargo Sr. of Shallowater celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Saturday with a Mass at St. Phillip's Catholic Church and a reception at the Community Center in Shallowater. They are the parents of Lala Delgado of Dallas, Alfredo Camargo Jr. of San Antonio, Dalia Sosa of Amarillo, Dan Camargo of Lubbock, Janie Gonzalez of Levelland, Margarita Martinez of Austin, David Camargo of Davidson, Mich., Rolando Camargo (deceased), and Anita Camargo of Shallowater. Camargo and the former Margarita Morales married May 20, 1945, in Mercedes. They have 27 grandchildren and 22 great-grandchildren.
LubbockOnline.com - Mr. and Mrs. Haigood 07/03/05
Mr. and Mrs. Nanny
Mr. and Mrs. Nanny
Mr. & Mrs. Matthew Meredith
Cindy Michelle Cooper and Matthew Lane Meredith were united in marriage on June 11, 2005 at Little Chapel of Brookhollow at Ransom Canyon. Gary Stephenson officiated the ceremony.
LubbockOnline.com - Mr. and Mrs. Nutt 07/03/05
Lauren Elizabeth Holder of Oklahoma City and Juston Cory Weems of Lubbock are pleased to announce their engagement. Holder is the daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Larry Holder of Clinton, OK and the granddaughter of Mrs. Wilson Mahone and the late Dr. Wilson Mahone of Oklahoma City and Mr. and Mrs. William L. Holder of Fort Smith, AR. Weems is the son of Tim and Christi Weems of Lubbock and the grandson of Ms. Beth Gore and Ms. Claudia Marshall, both of Lubbock.
Mr. and Mrs. Coats
Mr. and Mrs. Coats Mr. and Mrs. L. D. Coats of Levelland celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday with a reception at Second Baptist Church in Levelland. Their children and Sharon and Dennis Boggs of Levelland served as hosts for the event. They are the parents of Jimmy and Kathy Richey of Littlefield, Frank and Karen Reed of Fort Worth, Jim and Carole Reed of Fredricksburg, and Juanita Barnes of Houston. Coats and the former Wanda Clark were married July 4, 1955, at the First Baptist Church in Sundown. They have nine grandchildren and 12 great-grandchildren.
Max and Annette Reasoner of Shallowater and Karen and Gary Ferguson of Lubbock are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Nicolle Reasoner to David Frisbie, son of Connie Frisbie of Monterrey, Mexico and the late Mike Frisbie of Lubbock.
LubbockOnline.com - Mr. and Mrs. Reecer 07/03/05
Anniversary announcements must be submitted by noon the Tuesday before the celebration. We print current and wedding pictures of couples marking 50 years of marriage or more.
Chad and Lindsay Carlile of Lubbock, a son weighing 6 pounds, 13 ounces at 10:57 a.m. June 21 in Covenant Medical Center.
Mrs. John Mlekush
Jenifer Lea Worsham and John David Mlekush were united in marriage on May 14, 2005 at 5 p.m. at Grand Wailea Resort , Maui, Hawaii. Rev. Ron Winckler officiated the ceremony.
Mr. and Mrs. Ruff
Mr. and Mrs. Ruff Mr. and Mrs. Joe D. Ruff of Lubbock celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday with a dinner at the 50 Yard Line Restaurant. Their children served as hosts for the event. They are the parents of Dane and Cathy Hendrick of Lubbock, Mike and Jayme Vaughan of Georgetown, and Paul and Rita Papst of Euless. Ruff and the former Earlene Wright Rico were married July 2, 1955, at the First Baptist Parsonage in Littlefield. They have four grandchildren and eight great-grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Loveless of Lubbock proudly announce the engagement of their daughter, Jessica Loveless to Bryan Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Miller of Iowa Park, Tx.
LubbockOnline.com - Mr. and Mrs. Mata 07/03/05
Mrs. Kevin Boyles
Angel Hammond and Kevin Boyles were married on June 11, 2005 at 12 p.m. in New Orleans, LA. The ceremony took place in one of the cities historical mansions, The House of Broel.
Bankruptcy Proceedings
U.S. Bankruptcy Court
Former Lubbock pastor decries absence of public religion at Baptist session
GRAPEVINE - Religion in the public has been stripped of its civility, said a former Lubbock pastor at the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship General Assembly.
Minister's novel delivers humor, romance in church setting
"Heavens to Betsy" is a romance novel with a difference that will be of interest to Lubbock readers because the author grew up in Lubbock.
More diverse society seems more contentious
Courthouse religion is the latest battleground for competing views about the place of religion in the life of a nation.
Minnix Homes offers unique, custom homes
The developers and builders of Preston Manor invite you to discover the areas newest and most exciting place to call home!
Lake Cisco wasn't the only dam that didn't blow up
BILL AND I were loaded for a bear but what we really needed was a dam of some sort to blow up. We had just invested every penny we got from selling pop and milk bottles in all sorts of fireworks, but we put the big money all in Baby Giant firecrackers.
Lake Cisco wasn't the only dam that didn't blow up
BILL AND I were loaded for a bear but what we really needed was a dam of some sort to blow up. We had just invested every penny we got from selling pop and milk bottles in all sorts of fireworks, but we put the big money all in Baby Giant firecrackers.
Economists encouraged by manufacturing's pickup in growth
NEW YORK (AP) - Activity in the nation's factories increased at a faster pace in June, a private research group said Friday, in a fresh signal that the nation's economy continues to expand.
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Merrill head to start prison term for Enron scam
HOUSTON (AP) - Merrill Lynch & Co.'s former head of investment banking convicted last year in Enron's bogus sale of power barges to the brokerage must report to prison for a 21/2-year term later this month, a judge has ruled.
Business today
BOSTON - IBM Corp. will get $775 million in cash and $75 million worth of software from Microsoft Corp. to settle claims still lingering from the federal government's antitrust case against Microsoft in the 1990s, the companies announced Friday.
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Test grades students' ability to use Internet
LONG BEACH, Calif. (AP) - Students apply to college online, e-mail their papers to their professors and, when they want to be cheeky, pass notes in class by text-messaging.
U.S. aims to keep control of Internet servers
FRANKFURT, Germany (AP) - A unilateral decision by the United States to indefinitely retain oversight of the Internet's main traffic-directing computers prompted concerns Friday that the global telecommunications network could eventually splinter.
Study finds horsing around a $39 billion industry
RICHARDSON - Freya Warren bent over to scoop up a handful of hay on the floor of her 21-stall horse barn.
Makers of body armor vests sued
WASHINGTON (AP) - The government on Friday sued the top U.S. supplier of bullet-resistant police vests and the Japanese manufacturer of the vests' protective synthetic fiber, contending they conspired to hide evidence that the body armor could be defective.
Funeral association honors Bartley
Bob Scott Bartley, with Franklin-Bartley Funeral Home in Lubbock, has been named Funeral Director of the Year by the Texas Funeral Directors Association following its annual convention held in Galveston.
Conventions calendar
Saturday-July12 - Catholic Diocese of Lubbock, Memorial Civic Center, Four Points, Holiday Inn Hotel & Towers. Expected attendance: 600.
Carrying the Torch
Alex Martinez sees a city in transition.
Tackling energy problems from various fronts
From the pump to Capitol Hill, energy has become a messy topic.
Judge orders Colorado to turn over documents
DENVER (AP) - A federal judge on Friday ordered the University of Colorado to turn over documents it is accused of withholding from two women who filed a lawsuit claiming they were raped by football players or recruits. U.S. District Magistrate Judge Craig B. Shaffer said he was "struck by defense counsel's lack of candor" and gave the university two weeks to turn over the documents and argue why it should not be penalized.
Lady Raiders end tour unbeaten
CAIRNS, OLD, Australia - The Texas Tech women's basketball team ended its exhibition basketball tour undefeated - LaToya Davis and Chesley Dabbs made sure of it.
Last season proved to be best for Tech athletic department
The Big 12 Conference had a very successful 2004-05 season, winning national championships in women's basketball (Baylor), baseball (Texas), cross country (Colorado men and women), gymnastics (Oklahoma), outdoor track and field (Texas women) and wrestling (Oklahoma State).
Greetings from Down Under
EDITORS NOTE: The Texas Tech women's basketball team is on a two-week basketball tour of Australia. The Lady Raiders will periodically write diaries about experiences throughout their trip.
West Texas remains present in Ehlo's life
The foundation of Craig Ehlo's house may have been built on Washington land, but the soil is - in part - West Texas.
Greetings from down under
EDITORS NOTE: The Texas Tech women's basketball team is on a two-week basketball tour of Australia. The Lady Raiders will periodically write diaries about experiences throughout their trip.
Big 12 examining new bowl affiliations
The Big 12 Conference is closer to having a new bowl arrangement for the 2006 season.
Two months after collapse, Valpo player goes home
GARY, Ind. (AP) - Valparaiso's basketball arena is only a few hundred feet from the local hospital's emergency room, but it may as well have been the moon all those days Kenny Harris lay frighteningly still.
Texas Tech athletics year in review
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City's Patriotism Going On Parade
IN LUBBOCK, Independence Day festivities just wouldn't be the same without a longstanding Hub City tradition - 4th on Broadway - which will be in full swing Monday morning.
Hats Off!
AS WE COUNT down to Independence Day, we are ever mindful of the precious freedom that we enjoy in America. We are thankful for members of our armed services, who are willing to put their lives on the line to protect that freedom. We owe them a great debt.
City's Patriotism Going On Parade
IN LUBBOCK, Independence Day festivities just wouldn't be the same without a longstanding Hub City tradition - 4th on Broadway - which will be in full swing Monday morning.
Tech law school could benefit from top-quality UT castaways
Top-flight Texas students discouraged by fewer local spots in the University of Texas School of Law could migrate to Texas Tech and University of Houston programs, administrators hope.
Exhibit shows Texans' love affair with the Lone Star Flag
COLLEGE STATION (AP) - It's the simplicity of the design that makes the flag so distinctive.
Education briefly
Lubbock High student receives scholarship
Monterey's golden milestone evokes
50 years of alumni memories
Monterey High School alumni celebrated the school's 50th anniversary Saturday as the campus welcomed former students from any and all of the 49 graduating classes since the doors opened for the first time in 1955.
Music fans find truly live Live 8 show on Internet feed instead of TV airings
In Berlin, Green Day proclaimed its majesty with a cover of Queen's "We Are the Champions" as R.E.M. performed "Man on the Moon" in London. And R.E.M. hadn't left the stage before Tim McGraw began singing "Live Like You Were Dying" in Rome.
Smooth R&B balladeer Luther Vandross dies
NEW YORK (AP) - Grammy award winner Luther Vandross, whose deep, lush voice on such hits as "Here and Now" and "Any Love" sold more than 25 million albums while providing the romantic backdrop for millions of couples worldwide, died Friday. He was 54.
Legends loom larger than life in children's books 'Lucha Libre,' 'Buddy'
Inspired by a Fourth of July parade in Corpus Christi, the colorful book "Looking for Uncle Louie on the Fourth of July," written by Kathy Whitehead, illustrated by Pablo Torrecilla (Boyd Mills Press, $15.95) tells the story of young Joe, who goes to the parade with his parents. Joe's favorite uncle, Louie, isn't there, however. "Where is Uncle Louie?" Joe asks his mom.
Video game of the week
What would an advanced, space-faring civilization possibly need from creatures who think sliced bread is a marvel?
Best sellers
New York believes Hillary will boost Olympic chances
SINGAPORE (AP) - Other cities are bringing presidents, prime ministers and royalty in hopes of landing the 2012 Olympics. New York is bringing Hillary Rodham Clinton.
Time to run again on Broadway
After a year's absence, running events will return to Lubbock's 4th on Broadway celebration on July 4, said Bobbie Hullermann, director of Broadway Festivals Inc.
Ten years later, Simpson seems at peace with celebrity, fatherhood, legacy
KISSIMMEE, Fla. - O.J. Simpson is on the run.
Redneck Games celebrate decade of wacky competition
EAST DUBLIN, Ga. (AP) - In his garage, Melvin Davis keeps 230 trophies he's won racing motorcycles, go-karts and pickup trucks. But he's best known for a sport that earned him four trophies topped with crushed Bud Light cans.
Lubbock martial artists fare well at karate competitions
Darren Walters failed to win a third straight professional karate championship on June 18 in Las Vegas, but not because his final opponent got the better of him.
New legislation improves life for Texas outdoorsmen
There's an old saying that good fences make good neighbors.
Race for 2012 Games goes down to wire
SINGAPORE (AP) - Fast forward seven years from now. Picture the possible scenes:
Legislative support keeps educational programs accessible for SPC students
Keeping higher education affordable must be a top priority for the state's policy-makers, governing boards, educational leaders and the business community.
Bird phobia can be provoked by personal experience, scary films
Almost everyone knows what a phobia is. One definition is: "An uncontrollable, intense, persistent, irrational fear of a specific object or situation that most people are not afraid of, such as crowds, animals, heights or spiders."
Perry Plan Opposed
I am writing this letter to tell the "truth" about Gov. Rick Perry's plan to fund Texas education on the backs of poor people, working class and middle class families.
Karl Rove's Comments
As the wife of a firefighter, I stood in shock at the horror that was Sept. 11, 2001.
Perry Plan Opposed
I am writing this letter to tell the "truth" about Gov. Rick Perry's plan to fund Texas education on the backs of poor people, working class and middle class families.
Religious Freedom Threat
News about the Air Force Academy highlights what to me is a terrifying trend: a religious minority is using government to make their beliefs the semi-official religion.
Karl Rove's Comments
As the wife of a firefighter, I stood in shock at the horror that was Sept. 11, 2001.
Religious Freedom Threat
News about the Air Force Academy highlights what to me is a terrifying trend: a religious minority is using government to make their beliefs the semi-official religion.
LubbockOnline.com - 07/02/05
Original 'Alfie' turns into father figure
LOS ANGELES - In "Alfie" mode nearly 40 years ago, Michael Caine played a man who avoided the prospect of fatherhood at any cost.
Travel briefly
Camping no longer means roughing it
Lifestyles calendar
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Tech School of Nursing among top in nation
Homes briefly
Home security doesn't have to be expensive
Last summer's hurricanes not dampening tourism in Florida
MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Just as the summer vacation season kicks off, virtually every tourism indicator is going up in Florida - from hotel occupancy and room rates to the number of visitors.
Military service
These members of the armed forces completed basic training:
Estacado alumni hold banquet, dance to prep for school's 40th
The Estacado High School Alumni Association has scheduled a banquet and dance at 7 p.m. today at the Science Spectrum, 2579 S. Loop 289, to begin planning for the school's 40th anniversary.
Public meetings
Road construction
North and south of Lubbock Wrecker Service, 3209 Slaton Highway - excavation, installation and backfill for storm sewer line and manhole construction, as part of South Lubbock Drainage Project.
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Registered sex offenders named during broadcast
Fireworks warehouse burgled
Tens of thousands of dollars worth of merchandise was stolen from the TNT fireworks warehouse on U.S. 84 on two separate occasions, June 25 and Monday, resulting in the loss of funds meant for the Lubbock-Cooper athletic program.
Road construction
North and south of Lubbock Wrecker Service, 3209 Slaton Highway - excavation, installation and backfill for storm sewer line and manhole construction, as part of South Lubbock Drainage Project.
Simple suggestions help parents stop drug abuse before it starts
Parents can have a crucial role in helping teenagers steer clear of substance abuse, a Lubbock Independent School District drug program specialist says.
Contracts in hand, commissioners may soon approve construction of new jail
W.G. Yates & Sons Construction Co. Vice President David Burton dropped off contracts with Lubbock County officials Thursday, leaving just a few details to be completed before building can begin on a new $82 million county jail.
Parents urge community to step up, accept responsibility
aren Anderson remembers the consequences of misbehaving as a teenager growing up in Pampa in the 1970s.
News briefs
Monroe Jennings IV, 6, was discharged from University Medical Center on Friday. He was injured in a two-vehicle collision June 21 at Fourth Street and Avenue A.
Health officials notice rise in teen drug use
She often wonders what happened to the teenage boy who overdosed on alcohol and Xanax.
Eddie Richardson and T.J. Patterson, publishers of the Southwest Digest newspaper, were misidentified in a photo cutline in Friday's edition.
O'Connor's retirement surprises many, leaves swing-vote opening on court
U.S. Supreme Court Justice Sandra Day O'Connor will leave behind a legacy of being an influential swing vote in addition to her pioneering status as the first woman appointed to the nation's highest court, according to Texas lawmakers and law professors.
Two names added to Tech VP short list
The University of Missouri dean of engineering and the interim vice provost of research at New Mexico State University have been added to the short list of candidates for Texas Tech University's vice president of research position.
Schools seeking reinforcements in war on drugs
Zero tolerance for drugs and alcohol, working with students beginning in elementary school and awareness programs for youngsters and parents are all part of the Lubbock Independent School District's effort to curb substance abuse among students.
Teenager recalls taking dangerous path with drugs, then finding exit
Jacob knows he's lucky to be alive.
Councilmen air plan to restrict eminent domain
Members of the City Council are voicing their support for a state law to protect private property.
Fourth of July events
The flavor of West Texas comes out annually at a variety of Fourth of July celebrations across the region beginning today through Monday:
In closed courtroom, convicted bank robber gets six-year prison term
U.S. District Judge Sam Cummings on Friday sentenced Beth Ann Deady to six years in federal prison followed by five years of supervised release for robbing Security Bank of Crosbyton of more than $30,000 on Nov. 30.
News briefs
Johnny Guzman, 30, remained in critical condition Saturday at University Medical Center. He was struck by a vehicle May 27 while crossing the road in the 700 block of 34th Street.
Police investigate reported carjack attempt, shooting
Lubbock County Sheriff's detectives are investigating a report of an attempted carjacking that occurred along FM 2528 near Slaton early Thursday morning.
Groups react to resignation
WASHINGTON (AP) - Conservative and liberal groups sprang into action with the word of Justice Sandra Day O'Connor's retirement, telephoning supporters and firing off e-mails to mobilize help for a high-stakes Senate confirmation battle.
NASA readies space probe to collide with comet
PASADENA, Calif. (AP) - It's a space mission straight out of Hollywood - launch a spacecraft 268 million miles so it can aim a barrel-sized probe toward a speeding comet half the size of Manhattan and smash a hole in it.
Missing Idaho girl found; brother feared dead
COEUR D'ALENE, Idaho (AP) - More than six weeks after she disappeared from a home where family members were bludgeoned to death, an 8-year-old girl was found safe Saturday, sharing a meal with a registered sex offender at a Denny's restaurant in her hometown.
Man killed after falling off car hood
CONWAY, Ark. - A 21-year-old man was accidentally killed after trying to ride on the hood of a friend's car when the driver hit the brakes, and accidentally ran over him.
BRAC asks Pentagon about Cannon plan
WASHINGTON (AP) - The Defense Base Closure and Realignment Commission is asking whether the Pentagon considered a plan that would keep Cannon Air Force Base open, giving state officials hope that the eastern New Mexico base will be saved.
Nine-year-old falls to his death
HIGHLAND, Ind. (AP) - A 9-year-old boy died after falling more than 25 feet from the gondola of a rotating carnival ride during a Fourth of July festival at a town park.
Today in history
Today is Sunday, July 3, the 184th day of 2005. There are 181 days left in the year.
Ohio will expand its voucher plan
COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Ohio is more than tripling the size of its school voucher program, making it the nation's largest since the practice of using public money for private school tuition was found constitutional three years ago.
Bush to name nominee after next week
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush, facing a momentous battle over a Supreme Court vacancy, said Friday he would pick a candidate in a timely manner and urged the Senate to give his nominee "fair treatment, a fair hearing and a fair vote."
President faces pivotal choices in selecting next Supreme Court nominee
WASHINGTON (AP) - President Bush could rein the court to the right by nominating a bedrock conservative to replace the retiring Justice Sandra Day O'Connor.
Facebook creates national buzz among college students, graduates
ATLANTA (AP) - Pamela Elder, a junior at Georgia State University, got hooked when she found some old high school classmates. Next she used the online yearbook of yearbooks to track down people she hadn't seen since grade school.
Investigation: Smuggler pipelines channel illegal immigrants into U.S.
TIJUANA, Mexico (AP) - The men flocked to the cafe under the sign with the cedar tree, symbol of their Mideast home. In this alien border land, it was the beacon that led to an Arab "brother" who would help them complete their journey from Lebanon into America.
Court loses first female justice as O'Connor retires
WASHINGTON (AP) - When Sandra Day O'Connor graduated from Stanford Law School a half-century ago, women weren't always welcome in top legal jobs. The self-described "cowgirl from Arizona" eventually lassoed one, though - first female justice on the Supreme Court.
New Mexico tops list with $22.3 million from feds in lieu of taxes
YUMA, Ariz. (AP) - New Mexico will receive the largest amount of federal government payments in lieu of taxes because of the state's large amounts of federal lands.
Supreme court candidates short list
Supreme Court candidates short list
Today in history
Today is Saturday, July 2, the 183rd day of 2005. There are 182 days left in the year.
Record number expected to travel over holiday
MIAMI (AP) - Despite higher fuel prices, Americans by the tens of millions will hit the roads, ride the rails and take to the skies for the Fourth of July in what is expected to be the busiest three-day travel weekend in U.S. history.
UCC prepared to consider endorsing gay marriage
ATLANTA - The United Church of Christ is poised to become the largest Christian denomination to endorse same-sex marriage, but as with other Protestant churches, taking a stand on homosexuality could come with a price.
Death notices
Kenneth Bishop, 61, of Hobbs, N.M., died Thursday, June 30, 2005 at VA Hospital in Albuquerque, N.M. Services will be 10 a.m. Wednesday at Vista Point Baptist Church. Chapel of Hope Funeral Home of Hobbs.
Death notices- 07/02/05
Joyce Digby, 41, of Snyder died Thursday, June 30, 2005, at Cogdell Memorial Hospital in Snyder. Services will be 2 p.m. Sunday at Bell-Cypert-Seale Chapel in Snyder. Bell-Cypert-Seale Funeral Home of Snyder.
John L. Roy
John L. Roy, 58, died July 1, 2005, at his home in Lubbock, surrounded by his loving family.
Ricardo Ortega Pina
Ricardo Ortega Pina, 63, of Lubbock died Thursday, June 30, 2005 at Covenant Medical Center.
Collette Jean Crane
Memorial services for Collette Jean Crane, 47, of Lubbock will be held 1 p.m. Tuesday, July 5, 2005 at Resthaven's Abbey Chapel with Rev. David Miller officiating. The family will receive friends at the funeral home one hour prior to service. Cremation is under the direction of Resthaven Funeral Home of Lubbock.
Dwayne Edward "Cotton" Hanks
Dwayne Edward "Cotton" Hanks, born on Feb. 25, 1944 was called home on June 27, 2005 in Kingsland, Tx. His parents and sister preceded him in death.
Haskell Glen Smith
Haskell Glen Smith, 78, of Petersburg, passed away at 5:40 p.m. Thursday, June 30, 2005 in Lubbock. Funeral services will be at 2 p.m. Saturday, July 2, 2005 at First United Methodist Church with Rev. Ted Wilson of Borger officiating. Interment will follow in Petersburg Cemetery by Kornerstone Funeral Directors of Plainview.
Ray Drennan
Ray Drennan, 79, of Wolfforth went to be with the Lord Friday, July 1, 2005. Family will receive friends on Monday, 4-6 p.m. at Resthaven Funeral Home. Funeral services will be at 11a.m., Tuesday, July 5, 2005, at First Baptist Church, Wolfforth, with Pastors J. B. Bitner and Mark McMillan officiating. Interment will follow in Resthaven Memorial Park under the direction of Resthaven Funeral Home.
George H. Mize
Memorial services for George H. Mize, 78, of Mesa, Ariz. will be 2 p.m.Thursday, July 7, 2005, at the First Baptist Church in Ruidoso, N.M.
James (J.D.) Saddler
Services for James (J.D.) Saddler, 42, of Lubbock will be at 10:30 a.m., Tuesday, July 5 , 2 0 0 5 i n Sanders Memorial Chapel with Jackie White officiating.
Police blotter
Blotter information is compiled from reports filed with the Lubbock Police Department. To report information about these or other crimes, call Crime Line at 741-1000.
Armstrong hopes to go out unbeaten
CHALLANS, France (AP) - Lance Armstrong, ever the headstrong Texan, aims to succeed where the likes of Michael Jordan, Muhammad Ali and other sporting giants failed.
Astros designate 44-year-old Franco for assignment
CINCINNATI (AP) - John Franco was designated for assignment by the Houston Astros on Saturday, removing him from the 40-man roster and giving the team 10 days to decide what to do with the NL's career leader in saves.
Stewart wins Pepsi 400 pole
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. - Tony Stewart seems to run better when he's surrounded by a little controversy.
Swoopes' 16 points help Comets stretch winning streak to four
HOUSTON - Sheryl Swoopes scored 16 points, helping the Houston Comets extend their season-high winning streak to four games with a 75-65 win Saturday over the slumping Charlotte Sting.
Gunslingers to play exhibition
Although the Lubbock Gunslingers have been eliminated from the National Indoor Football League playoffs, they'll play an exhibition game against Odessa at 7 p.m. today at Ector County Coliseum.
Curtis, Furyk lead Western with strong pack behind them
LEMONT, Ill. - Ben Curtis sure knows how to please a crowd.
Overlooked Palmeiro approaches 3,000-hit milestone
BALTIMORE (AP) - During a marvelous major league career that almost certainly will earn him a place in the Hall of Fame, Rafael Palmeiro has amassed numbers that attest to his power, consistency and longevity.
Pole-sitter Patrick leads 1-2-3 start for Rahal Letterman
KANSAS CITY, Kan. - Danica Patrick has another first on her short Indy Racing League resume.
Crouching Tiger could be hidden danger
LEMONT, Ill. - Most of the moving and shaking took place at the top of the Western Open's leaderboard.
Roddick earns Wimbledon rematch against Federer
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Andy Roddick is 1-8 against Roger Federer and has lost their last four meetings, including last year's Wimbledon final.
May, Walsh lose, snapping 50-match win streak
CINCINNATI - Olympic gold medalists Misty May and Kerri Walsh lost to Rachel Wacholder and Elaine Youngs 17-21, 22-20, 15-13 Saturday in the finals of the AVP Nissan Series Cincinnati Open, snapping their 50-match winning streak.
Dashney determined to build another winner
It's been about three months since the Lubbock Cotton Kings were eliminated from the Central Hockey League playoffs, and losing to rival Amarillo still gnaws on Chris Dashney's psyche.
Davenport feels 'amazing' to be in final
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Lindsay Davenport left Wimbledon last year thinking she probably had played her last match at the All England Club. Now she is not only back, she's in the final.
Eagles won't let Owens play NBA summer ball
PHILADELPHIA - Terrell Owens, in the midst of a much-publicized contract dispute with the Eagles, wants to turn his attention to basketball, and the Sacramento Kings are willing to grant his wish.
Keiser goes against grain in developing golf courses
BANDON, Ore. (AP) - Mike Keiser stops to point out a giant dandelion growing in the path overlooking the classic seaside links golf course he carved out of the sand and gorse in this remote corner of the Oregon coast.
Armstrong overwhelms rivals in Tour de France's opening stage
NOIRMOUTIER-EN-L'ILE, France (AP) - No easing up for Lance Armstrong in his last Tour de France.
Truex wins Busch Series race at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Dale Earnhardt Jr. is having more success as a car owner than a driver this season.
Wimbledon masterpiece
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Venus Williams leaned against the wall behind the baseline for several seconds, gasping for air. At the other end of the court, Lindsay Davenport doubled over, using her racket like a cane to rest a bothersome back.
Junior no longer man to beat at Daytona
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. (AP) - Dale Earnhardt Jr. wearily climbed from his car, trudged down pit road and reluctantly stopped to answer a few questions.
Losers may end up as winners in Olympics race
New York loves a party just as much as any other major city. So it's holding one Wednesday morning at Rockefeller Plaza, when Olympic delegates meeting half a world away decide which city they will grace with the 2012 Summer Games.
Error spoils Astros' chance of sweeping Cincy in twinbill
CINCINNATI - The Houston Astros were well on their way to a doubleheader sweep when a costly error wrecked those plans.
New York tries to play up international flair to IOC
SINGAPORE (AP) - New York's bid leader is clear on what his city must do to land the 2012 Olympics - convince IOC members that New York represents not just an American bid but an international one.
Gibbons' three-run homer lifts Orioles over Indians, 4-0
BALTIMORE - Daniel Cabrera pitched seven innings of four-hit ball and Jay Gibbons capped a sixth-inning rally with a three-run homer, helping the Baltimore Orioles beat the Cleveland Indians 4-0 on Saturday.
Near 75th birthday, Yankees owner Steinbrenner has mellowed with age
NEW YORK (AP) - On the verge of 75, George Steinbrenner admits he has mellowed.
Blazers sign Webster to multiyear contract
PORTLAND, Ore. - Portland Trail Blazers first-round pick Martell Webster, the first high school player taken in the NBA draft, has signed a multiyear contract, the team said Saturday.
Source: Pistons and Brown's agent to talk Tuesday
DETROIT - Larry Brown's agent and Pistons president of basketball operations Joe Dumars plan to speak Tuesday about the coach's future with the team, a source within the league told The Associated Press.
Padres send May, Redding to Yanks for Quantrill
SAN DIEGO - The Padres swapped struggling pitchers with the New York Yankees, acquiring recently demoted reliever Paul Quantrill for Darrell May and Tim Redding, plus cash.
Ginobili assists NBA in going global
BUENOS AIRES, Argentina (AP) - Manu Ginobili is home again and trying his best to lower the volume on his celebrity. That is no easy thing for someone who is greeted by his president and likened to Diego Maradona in a country where soccer is king.
Federer set for third final at Wimbledon
WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - The best view of Roger Federer's latest masterful performance at Wimbledon belonged to Lleyton Hewitt, and even he felt compelled to call out, "Too good, mate!" when one perfectly placed forehand flew past.
Baseball changes Home Run Derby format
NEW YORK (AP) - Major league baseball is going international for its Home Run Derby on All-Star weekend.
NHL complains about union's practices
BUFFALO, N.Y. (AP) - The NHL's complaints to the National Labor Relations Board, accusing the players' association of threatening to decertify agents for representing replacement players, have been forwarded to the board's legal counsel.
Rogers nets 20-game suspension
NEW YORK (AP) - Texas pitcher Kenny Rogers was suspended for 20 games and fined $50,000 by Major League Baseball on Friday for an outburst that sent a television cameraman to the hospital and prompted a police investigation.
Tigers punish Yankees 10-2
DETROIT - Magglio Ordonez hit a two-run homer in his return to the lineup, and Jeremy Bonderman pitched a complete game as the Detroit Tigers shelled Randy Johnson in a 10-2 victory Friday night over the New York Yankees.
Ensberg smashes three-run shot as Astros down Reds
CINCINNATI - Flattened by a fastball that barely missed his head, Morgan Ensberg got up and hit the next pitch into the upper deck for a three-run homer Friday night, leading the Houston Astros to an emphatic 10-7 victory over the Cincinnati Reds.
Hearns returning to ring
DETROIT (AP) - Thomas Hearns is returning to the ring, but he has no plans to stop after just one fight.
Top women players look to conquer poker's main event
LAS VEGAS (AP) - No woman has won the prestigious no-limit Texas Hold 'em main event at the World Series of Poker. In fact, in the tournament's 35-year history, only one woman has made it to the final table.
Matthews' homer lifts Rangers
SEATTLE (AP) - Gary Matthews was asked if he could remember a team with more power than his Texas Rangers team.
Barber aims to create peace through sports on trip to Israel
Giants running back Tiki Barber arrived in Israel this past week at the invitation of former Prime Minister Shimon Peres.
Clemens, Martinez would add star power to All-Star Game
Imagine this scenario: Pedro Martinez marches in to replace Roger Clemens. Happened once before, you know, back in Boston.
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Jury convicts Roybal on sexual charges
A Clovis, N.M., jury convicted Arsenio Roybal, 20, on five counts of criminal sexual contact with a minor and one count of criminal sexual penetration of a minor Thursday.
Man charged in estranged wife's murder gets $1 million bond
A $1 million bond has been set on an Andrews man accused of killing his estranged wife late Wednesday night with a kitchen knife at the couple's home in the 1000 block of Northwest First Street.
Poll finds Americans more likely to think religion, politics should mix
WASHINGTON - Americans are far more likely to consider religion central to their lives and to support giving clergy a say in public policy than people in nine countries that are close allies, according to an AP-Ipsos poll. Yet, the U.S. embrace of faith has its limits.
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Contemporary music pioneer to play concert
Focus on the Family leader sees so much at stake in policy debate
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - To millions of conservative Christians, James Dobson and his Focus on the Family ministry have emerged as a life preserver in an American culture fending off assaults from popular culture and liberals.
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Plainview mission team builds more than goodwill in Kenya
PLAINVIEW - David Howle sits at his desk a few days after returning from Africa, recounting the events that took place over the previous two weeks in Kenya.
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Teens OK with public expressions of faith
NEW YORK (AP) - U.S. teenagers overwhelmingly support religious expressions in school and public life, according to an American Bible Society poll.
State troopers' boxing training has brutal history
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) - Three-dozen state trooper recruits have suffered concussions since 1997 in the same boxing training program that led to a recent trainee's death, and another has been paralyzed since he was punched 17 years ago, newspapers reported Saturday.
San Antonio jury awards $7.4 million to family in lawsuit against HMO
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - A jury has awarded $7.4 million in damages in a wrongful death lawsuit accusing an HMO and a physicians group of providing substandard care for a chronically ill woman.
Brisket, beef ribs, hamburgers still on July 4 menu for many consumers
LEWISVILLE (AP) - Irene Carey wasn't worried about the latest mad cow scare as she loaded up on beef for the Fourth of July weekend.
Teen finds woman's body in drum
HOUSTON (AP) - A teen working at a garage found a woman's body in a barrel, half filled with motor oil.
Lottery commission executive director may lose job over jackpot probe
AUSTIN (AP) - The Texas Lottery Commission's executive director may lose his job and six other employees may be reassigned following revelations that the agency inflated jackpot estimates, according to a posted agenda.
Nearly all U.S. cattle born after feed ban, trade groups say
Industry groups estimated Friday that nearly all of the cows in the U.S. herd were born after federal officials banned the use of animal parts in cattle feed in 1997 to protect against mad cow disease.
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Tech's 'The Complete Works' laugh-packed, comic production
Upon learning that Texas Tech's Summer Rep season would include a staging of "The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)" at the campus' Maedgen Lab Theatre, one's first inclination was to applaud director Jeffrey Scott for his courage. The second was to question whether, perhaps, he had bitten off more than he and his cast could theatrically chew.
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National Guard band includes Lubbock native
Eddie Daffern, a Lubbock native now living with his family in Staples, a small community about 40 miles south of Austin, served in the Marines for 23 years. He recalls the unenthusiastic public reaction received when he returned to his homeland from Vietnam.
Suicide attacks kill 26 in Iraq
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - Suicide bombers struck Saturday in Baghdad and a Shiite city south of the capital in attacks that killed 26 people and injured nearly 50, Iraqi officials said. One of the attackers targeted bystanders and police who had rushed to the scene of an earlier blast.
U.S. military searching for special forces team lost in Afghanistan
KABUL, Afghanistan (AP) - U.S. forces desperately scoured rugged Afghan mountains Friday for an elite American military team missing in the same area where a U.S. helicopter was shot down.
Gladiators battle in revived games in Jordan's Roman-ruin city
JERASH, Jordan (AP) - "We who are about to die, salute you," some dozen gladiators, clad in tunics and clasping silver swords and wooden poles bark out in Latin. The crowd goes wild as the strongmen fight, dust flying, heaving groans with every thrust of the sword.
Abbas welcomes militant Hamas
RAMALLAH, West Bank (AP) - Palestinian leader Mahmoud Abbas has asked his most formidable rival, the militant Islamic Hamas, to join his Cabinet ahead of Israel's Gaza pullout, and the group is considering the offer, officials on both sides said Saturday.
Fire shuts down Iraqi water plant
BAGHDAD, Iraq (AP) - A mortar attack sparked a fire Friday that forced authorities to shut down a water plant, leaving millions of weary Baghdad residents with dry taps in 100-degree heat, Iraqi officials said.
Museum devoted to industrialist Oscar Schindler slated to open
KRAKOW, Poland (AP) - The factory where Oskar Schindler shielded more than 1,000 Jews from the Holocaust is to be turned into a museum commemorating the German industrialist, whose life was made famous in Stephen Spielberg's film, officials said Friday.
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Kevin Smith is hoping to leave the movie biz on a high note.
The director has revealed plans to release what he expects will be his last directorial effort: Clerks 3, the final installment in his slacker saga that began with the 1994 flick that put the indie filmmaker on the map.
Smith's announcement follows the news that his hockey flick Hit Somebody will now be turned into a six-part miniseries on an unannounced network.
"So with the HIT SOMEBODY shift, the minute Jeff Anderson signs on, my last cinematic effort as a writer/director will be CLERKS III #TaDa," he tweeted.
2014 marks the 20th anniversary of the original film, which was shot in a convenience store and continues to have a cult following. The movie is responsible for launching Smith's career, and he'd later go on to direct indie staples like Chasing Amy, Dogma and Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back.
"Instead of letting people [guess] for years, I said, 'I will do Clerks 3, and by 2014 it is the 20th anniversary. We're going to mark it somehow, God willing, with Clerks 3," Smith said in an interview with Good Day LA. "We need Jeff Anderson to come back and say yes."
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Mariners-Rays Preview
Circumstances have called for manager Lloyd McClendon to do so some unconventional things, but few will question his motives if the Seattle Mariners keep winning.
Seattle seeks a season-high sixth straight victory while looking to deal the host Tampa Bay Rays an 11th consecutive defeat Friday night.
McClendon had Willie Bloomquist start at first base in place of Justin Smoak in Wednesday's 2-0 win over Atlanta, marking the first time Bloomquist started at first since 2010. He's also started at second, third, shortstop, left field and right field this season.
After Stefen Romero hit a pinch-hit, three-run homer in Tuesday's 7-5 victory, McClendon decided to bat Romero in the cleanup spot the following day despite him entering the contest hitting .204.
Romero responded by getting two hits and is 4 for 7 over his last three games.
''Somebody has got to hit there,'' McClendon said. ''I don't have (Barry) Bonds, so it's going to be Romero.''
Though its unclear what kind of lineup McClendon will trot out for this contest, one definite is that Smoak will be back at first base after pinch-hitting Wednesday. Smoak is 4 for 37 (.108) over his last 11, but McClendon said he's been battling a sore quad muscle.
"I think fatigue has something to do with that," McClendon told the team's official website of Smoak's slump. "This will give him a chance to freshen up, and hopefully that will quicken his bat up a little."
The Mariners (31-28), attempting to go four games above .500 for the first time since finishing 85-77 in 2009, will look to Chris Young (5-2, 3.27 ERA) to help extend the winning streak.
Young has been especially solid over his last two outings, giving up one run in 6 1-3 innings to beat the Los Angeles Angels 5-1 on May 26 before allowing two runs in six innings of Saturday's 3-2 victory over Detroit.
The right-hander made nine minor league starts last season after having surgery to correct a rare nerve problem that caused discomfort in the neck and shoulders.
"Physically, I feel good," Young said. "Whether that means (I'm) stronger or what, I'm just trying to get everything in sync and make good pitches."
Young is 2-2 with a 4.80 ERA in five road starts, and he'll face a Tampa Bay team that saw its slide continue with an 11-6 loss to Miami on Thursday.
The Rays (23-38) have the worst winning percentage in the majors and are mired in their longest winless stretch since dropping 11 in a row Sept. 3-13, 2009. The current skid matches Boston for the longest in the majors this season.
''This team's too good for that,'' manager Joe Maddon said. ''There's too much talent on this team to go through this particular moment. It's a good ballclub. These are good baseball players.''
Tampa Bay will look to end its slump as Erik Bedard (2-4, 4.08) takes the mound.
Bedard has lost his last three starts, especially struggling over the past two. He gave up eight runs in four innings of a 10-5 loss to Toronto on May 26 before giving up three runs and walking four while tossing 104 pitches in 4 2-3 innings of Sunday's 4-0 defeat to Boston.
The left-hander has pitched fewer than six innings in seven of his nine starts and will look to bounce back against one of his former teams. Bedard went 15-14 with a 3.31 ERA in 46 starts over two-plus seasons for Seattle before being traded to the Red Sox in July 2011.
He's 1-4 with a 4.23 ERA in seven starts against the Mariners, who have lost 14 of 18 at Tropicana Field.


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MIMCom - Malaria Research Resources
NLM malaria resources
History of MIMCom
MIMCom Centers in Africa
"We must develop a communications system so that the miraculous triumphs of modern science can be taken from the laboratory and transmitted to all in need." - Senator Lister Hill, 1965
Featured NLM site:
NCBI Malaria Genetics and Genomics
This web resource provides data and information relevant to malaria genetics and genomics. These resources include organism specific sequence BLAST databases (Plasmodium falciparum only, all Plasmodium ), genome maps, linkage markers, and information about genetic studies. Links are provided for other malaria web sites and genetic data on related apicomplexan parasites.
MIMCom, a project of the Multilateral Initiative on Malaria and the National Library of Medicine, was conceived by African malaria researchers in 1997 and designed and implemented by NLM in collaboration with partners in Africa, US, UK, and Europe. The mandate for Internet access to medical literature came from African scientists: "Access to e-mail and the Internet will promote rapid communication between investigators working at different sites as well as access to online literature and data available to scientists outside Africa." Having established or enhanced connectivity at 21 research sites in 12 countries, NLM's current focus is on products and databases to aid the efforts of malaria research.
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How does the world interest rate affect the real exchange rate?
This paper develops a two goods overlapping generations model (OLG) of a semi-small open economy. Due to the OLG structure, the world interest rate and the domestic rate of time preference need not to be equal. Consequently, this setting represents the minimal real framework to study the effects of a world interest rate shock on the real exchange rate (RER).We show that both medium and long-run effects of a positive interest rate shock depend on the net financial position of the domestic country vis-ý-vis the rest of the world. The path of the RER is non monotonic (undershooting) in the case of a creditor country, while the RER simply appreciates in a debtor country.
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- small zucchini or eggplant, medium round summer squash or large peppers
- olive oil
- 1 1⁄4 c
- medium breadcrumbs, divided use
- 1⁄4 c
- milk
- 1 lb
- ground pork or loose sausage, ground chicken or ground turkey
- 3 clv
- garlic, peeled and chopped
- 1⁄2
- small onion, diced
- salt and freshly ground black pepper to taste
- 3
- large ripe tomatoes, diced
- chopped fresh herbs (parsley, basil, etc.)
Using a mix of vegetables will dress-up a summer dinner.
Preheat the oven to 375 degrees. Trim the tops off the vegetables. Halve the long vegetables lengthwise and the round vegetables horizontally (for round summer squash, just remove the tops). Discard seeds. Scoop out the remaining flesh (except for bell peppers), leaving shells about 1⁄2 to 3⁄4 inches thick. Chop the flesh, put it into a large bowl, and set it aside. Drizzle 1 tbs. of the olive oil in a large baking dish and arrange the halves evenly in the dish. Briefly soak the 1 cup breadcrumbs in the milk, then add the crumbs to the bowl of vegetable flesh. Add the crumbled meat, garlic, onion, and salt and pepper to taste; mix everything together evenly with your hands. Add the tomatoes and herbs and mix loosely. Fill the vegetable shells with the stuffing and sprinkle each with the 1⁄4 cup breadcrumbs. Drizzle with the remaining 1 tbs. olive oil. Bake for 1 hour, or until the shells have softened (but not crumpled) and the crumbs on top have browned. Serve hot.
To make a meatless dish, substitute 2-cups cooked beans or lentils for the meat.


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4 November
Events which occurred on 4 November.
On Earth
- 1954 - J.R.R. Tolkien writes letter 156.
- 1961 - J.R.R. Tolkien writes letter 232.
- 2003 - The Lord of the Rings: War of the Ring is released in the US.
In Arda
- Following the Battle of Bywater, restoration of the Shire begins. Frodo frees the prisoners of the Lockholes, including Lobelia Sackville-Baggins, Fredegar Bolger and Will Whitfoot.


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Install SharePoint Server 2013 (Project Server 2013)
Applies to: Project Server 2013
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Summary: Install SharePoint Server 2013 and create a server farm prior to installing Project Server 2013.
Before you can install Project Server 2013, you must install SharePoint Server 2013 and create a SharePoint Server 2013 farm. You must also start the State Service on the SharePoint farm.
|Project Server 2013 requires the Enterprise edition of SharePoint Server 2013. Prior versions of SharePoint Server and SharePoint Foundation 2013 are not supported.
If you have a SharePoint Server 2013 farm configured and you are ready to install Project Server 2013, proceed to the next article, Install and configure Project Server 2013.
If you have not yet installed SharePoint Server 2013, it is important to carefully plan your SharePoint Server 2013 farm before installing SharePoint Server 2013. For detailed information about planning your SharePoint Server 2013 farm, see Plan for SharePoint 2013.
If you have completed the planning phase of your SharePoint Server 2013 deployment, see Install SharePoint 2013 across multiple servers for a three-tier farm for detailed information about deploying SharePoint Server 2013.
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This thread has pretty much already ran it's course, there's a download link at the bottom of this post so you can modify it or whatever. I am done with this project and it's up to the rest of you to fix it or let it die forever, it's currently broken and I'm no longer working on it.
With the the Gmod beta coming up I figured that I would fix Assmod since it's managed to live through quite a few updates since 2009 without needing anything more than a little updating due to minor changes in Gmod. I believe it was somewhere around when I discovered a lot of silkicons included in the beta which I felt that quite a few of the menus have been neglected of silkicons and the plugins made by Pc Camp and _Undefined ages ago never had them. That turned into little changes here and there so now I'm asking for you to give me some feedback on what you would like to see done with Assmod. But lets just get straight to the part you want to see.
I'm to the point where everything is working.Code:Fixed SubMenu inheritence. Fixed MenuOption inheritence. Fixed MenuOption DoClick. Updated all menu images to use PNG. Merged Health and Armor plugins. Added Silkicons to ASS_PlayerMenu. Added Silkicons to all action SubMenus. Added Server Owner and Banned to Noclip plugin. Added clientside Noclip hook for prediction. Updated DPanelLists to follow GWEN skin. Adjusted DPanelList due to different sized elements. Fixed DNoticePanel and DProgressPanel from panel:GetDrawColumn() errors. Edited default ban times and reasons. Updated version to 2.30 Added Server Owner and Banned to Sandbox Limit plugin. Updated scripted entity classnames to use the ent.ClassName variable. ---------------- 1/25/12 ---------------- Upped API version to 2.3 Changed ASS_TellAdmins to ASS_TellPlayers Changed ChatPrint usage to chat.AddText for colors. Added all of the silkicons to addon. Added any silkicons used to be sent to clients. Prop protection can no longer be exploited to manipulate other's props with the default stools. (Thanks to Spacetech and SPP) Prop protection notifications no longer spam you. Explode, Rocket and Respawn added to kill plugin/menu. Added a Cleanup Map option that uses game.CleanUpMap() because it's superior. Defaulted all ASS_isAdmin NWVars on the client to 5 instead of 0. --SHUT THE FUCK UP YOU ARE NOT AN ADMIN Added Settings menu for server settings. Added Plugin call for menu additions for settings. Added client chat notifications of admin actions. Added setting to clear your client's assmod config. (clear ban reasons and stuff) Updated file functions to work with new functions. Uploaded to Workshop. ---------------- 4/1/12 ---------------- Added SpamspawnProtect GlobalString so that prop time limits are networked. Updated hacky DFrame shit in all the menus to work with new minimize/maximize/close buttons. Preparations for the new workshop addon restrictions. Temporarily replaced Derma_StringRequest's use so that you can read the text. Added a Toggle Notice Bar setting. Enabled the settings menu for clients. ---------------- 7/29/12 ---------------- Fixed timers. Fixed the new minimize/maximize/close buttons again.. Assmod now handles the join/leave messages due to a lack of a PlayerConnect event on clients. Access Menu now loads ranks and names from a table. Entity restriction menu now loads ranks and names from the table. Changed server convar settings from requiring Temp Admin to Super Admin. Disconnected player's props are now deleted after 75 seconds and are reowned by reconnecting players. Vehicles are "turned off" when failed to be entered so they don't roll away. ---------------- 9/25/12 ---------------- Replaced all instances of ValidEntity. Recreated NullEntity() in lua. Fixed the "asslog" folder not being created and silently not writing logs. Added Sezasm's Teleport plugin. Fixed noclipped players not having a action message when brought to. Alphabetized the player menu. Alphabetized the plugins menu. Alphabetized the sandbox menu. Alphabetized the weapons menu. Alphabetized the restriction menus. Added IncludeLocalPlayer to Set Access, Ban and Kick menus. Fixed SWEPs not spawning properly because an instance of the old swep.Classname. ---------------- 10/9/12 ---------------- Fixed notice bar displaying notices after removing all notices. Updated plugin loader for file system changes. Added "IncludeLocalPlayer" to all of the mute plugin actions.
Now what I'm wondering is how far should I take it?
What would you guys like to see Added/Removed/Changed in Assmod?
I however have only shortly used Assmod on a server primarily used for Sandbox, I'm quite unaware of what the major issues have been so please do provide feedback on your past experiences.
I have some ideas but I'm not too sure how much of a place some of these have in Assmod.
Please do mention if you dislike any of the silkicons I have used for whatever menu, any of the Silkicons can be used so if you do please find a replacement.


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Delicious and smooth – the first steep yielded some savoury grain flavours, but the second steep is delivering on a whole other level.
Deep mahogany colour and sweet, brown butter in the scent. The sip is sweet like a loaf of whole wheat honey bread, hot from the oven with a pat of real butter. The smooth texture is almost creamy, with a nutty aftertaste.
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OKLAHOMA CITY — Kevin Durant scored 32 points and the Oklahoma City Thunder beat the Chicago Bulls 107-95 on Thursday night for their eighth consecutive win.
Russell Westbrook had 20 points and reserve Reggie Jackson added 18 to help the Thunder improve to 13-0 at Chesapeake Arena. Oklahoma City is the only NBA team with a perfect home record.
The Thunder outscored the Bulls 16-4 over a late 5½-minute stretch to pull away.
Joakim Noah had 23 points and 12 rebounds for the banged-up Bulls, who have lost four in a row and seven of eight.
Chicago point guard Kirk Hinrich and forward Luol Deng did not play.
Hinrich missed his fourth consecutive game because of tightness in his back. D.J. Augustin, who made his first start in Hinrich's place in Wednesday's loss at Houston, had 15 points and five assists on Thursday. Deng is out with a sore Achilles.
SPURS: San Antonio was without Tim Duncan, Manu Ginobili and Tony Parker in Thursday night's against Golden State.
The Spurs said Duncan and Ginobili would be given the night off to rest. Parker sat out a second consecutive game with a bruised right shin.
Spurs coach Gregg Popovich doesn't understand why there's an uproar anytime he rests his starters for a regular-season game. He doesn't really care, either.
"It's logical. It makes sense," Popovich said.
Last year, the Spurs drew a $250,000 fine from the NBA for sending Duncan, Parker, Ginobili and Danny Green back to San Antonio before a game at the Miami Heat. The NBA said the Spurs did not give the league or Miami prior notice of the players' absences.
BUCKS: Carlos Delfino has undergone a second surgery on his injured right foot and he isn't sure whether he will join Milwaukee on the court this season.
"It's time to wait now," Delfino said Thursday.
After the injury last May while with Houston, Delfino signed a three-year, $9.75 million deal with the Bucks in July and expected to be ready to go when training camp opened in October. Instead, he was forced to have a second surgery and is expected to be off the foot for at least eight weeks.
"We tried something different," Delfino said. "A high-level shock therapy but we didn't have results so we – me and the organization – decided to have another surgery and take those screws and plate out."
As for his recovery, Delfino said he has heard three months, six months and more.
"But it depends on the situation and how the body reacts. I'm not going to rush again," he said.
Delfino's injury is one of many that have in part led the Bucks to a 5-20 mark, worst in the Eastern Conference.
In all, the Bucks have had nine players miss a total of 88 games due to injury, leading coach Larry Drew to use 13 different lineups.
Milwaukee got mixed news on the injury front Thursday. Forward Caron Butler, out since Nov. 29 with a knee sprain, is listed as probable for Friday, when the Bucks play at Cleveland.
However, forward Ersan Ilyasova is out indefinitely with a lingering ankle injury.
"He can't push off, he can't move laterally, he can't explode," Drew said. "He is a shell of himself because of that ankle."
Gary Neal is also out indefinitely and now wearing a boot as he battles a case of plantar fasciitis in his left foot. Neal was in uniform Wednesday when Milwaukee lost to New York in double-overtime but did not play. He will not travel to Cleveland, nor will Zaza Paculia, who suffered a fractured right foot Dec. 4.
"You have to try and manage and weather the storm," Butler said. "We need to get the right groups out there and remain positive. Adversity builds character."


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The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) has released it's annual "Hot Wheels" list, the most stolen cars in the country.
Topping the list nationally in 2012, the Honda Accord. Thieves targeted model years 1990 through 1997.
In D.C. though, the most targeted vehicle stolen in 2012 was the 2000 Dodge Caravan.
If a vehicle was stolen and reported to law enforcement, it was included in the report.
You can view the entire "Hot Wheels" report here, including the most stolen 2012 model vehicles.
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Pulse Rider
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Try to get the highest score in the world as you race through fast paced levels filled with obstacles!
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Bulls 111, Wolves 100: Sight beyond sight
Things almost got out of hand. In fact, they did get out of hand. Yet once again, we came barreling back.
We still lost though.
Much of this season will be spent articulating the subtle differences between last year's uptempo collapses and the developments currently unfolding before us. Yet for all the excitement surrounding our fair ball club, for all the strides we've seemingly taken, that first quarter against Chicago was the unfriendliest reminder of our lot in life.
You see, no matter the personnel, there is still some truth to be squeezed from that old cliche: With solid fundamentals, proper teamwork and an unyielding effort, any team can compete in this league. However in order to actually win, a team needs someone that defies the rules. Someone a step faster, a foot taller, a leap higher, capable of seizing control. Someone who simply can't be stopped.
Enter Derrick Rose.
He skips through the narrowest of gaps before a defense even recognizes them. Even when expertly defended, he's liable to score anyway. There isn't anyone he can't jump over and no three men he can't weave himself around. Plainly put, Rose is an unprecedented package of size, speed and skill, complete with a competitive streak that would make even Chicago's most celebrated sociopath nod in admiration.
So much like His Airness, Rose sensed the weakness of a woefully overmatched defense and promptly attacked. What was previously snarked on the twitters warrants repeating: Derrick Rose on Luke Ridnour is nothing short of a hate crime. Rose began by calmly pulling up from twenty feet for an easy bucket. Then he dashed past Luke for a layup. Off the ball, he nimbly slipped past Luke again, leaving himself wide open for a dunk. When Luke forced him into help defenders, Rose, well…rose above them all and finished with his left hand from an angle that defies explanation. Finally, when left alone on the perimeter, presumably due to both fear and defiance, Derrick sunk two three pointers. His first and only miss of the quarter would come with six seconds remaining. By then he'd amassed 14 points, 2 assists and a 16 point lead for his mates.
There wasn't much we could do about it. Or was there?
We're an incomplete team. This remains the common denominator in practically every missed opportunity and every valiant, yet insufficient comeback. Though they've improved, it hasn't taken long to diagnose the litany of problems stifling our pups development: lack of a dependable wing or post scorer, constant mismatches and a corrosive carelessness with the ball. We undoubtedly need more, but we also need to use what we have more effectively.
Enter Ricky Rubio.
He began in the second quarter with a calculated drive and kick to an open Anthony Randolph from sixteen feet. Minutes later, Rubio drove the lane again, drawing Carlos Boozer and Joakim Noah on a trap, only to freeze them both with a hesitation dribble and slip a pass between them to Randolph for a dunk. He casually flipped a pass to Kevin Love, who drained a contested three pointer. He strolled up court-now with the defense's full attention-and did it again. Once the passing lanes were filled and the defense pounced, he niftily slid around a pick from Randolph and sunk an unexpected floating jumper. Then he came back up court, sized up Derrick Rose and fed a trailing Love for another three.
The malaise had lifted and a crowd on the brink of explosion demanded more. He didn't disappoint. Beating Joakim Noah to the spot, Rubio corralled a defensive rebound and raced the center up court. With Noah out of position defensively, Boozer was forced to step up and deny the drive. Yet even with pressure from Rose and approaching help defense from Ronnie Brewer, Rubio was able to raise his dribble overhead and loft a perfect alley oop to Anthony Randolph from the weak side.
Just like that, a 24 point lead was whittled down to eight and 19,000 fans lost their fucking minds. Even the ones in red. For an encore, he snared another rebound with seconds remaining, streaked towards the basket and dropped another pinpoint pass to Randolph for a layup to beat the buzzer.
12 minutes, 2 rebounds and 7 assists. Through it all, the most impressive aspect was his emotion. Opening night did nothing to hide the fact that he was talented. Those continued forays to the basket, even after being rejected and oftentimes outright shoved, proved he was tough. But tonight we saw a snarling competitiveness emerge from behind that floppy haircut and those long eyelashes. He wants to win and will do whatever's necessary to get there. We saw a leader.
He doesn't cut as imposing a figure as Rose, yet against this vaunted Chicago defense Ricky Rubio has proven that when one man can turn into five, he can't be stopped either. He'll never be an MVP, but he should be in the starting lineup.
No Responsesso far.
"Plainly put, Rose is an unprecedented package of size, speed and skill, complete with a competitive streak that would make even Chicago's most celebrated sociopath nod in admiration."
When I first read this, I assumed you meant Al Capone (not the rapper). You mean MJ, right?
That game was disapointing, amazing, and then disapointing. The Wolves looked tired against the Raptors and I didn't give them much hope against the Bulls. I got the feeling that they weren't as prepared to play that many games in a row with a couple on the road. It took Rubio's energy to spark them to get things going.They are young and might not know how to conserve there energy, plus having a couple key minute takers out doesn't help. But the one question I have from last night is why did Wes play so little. He started the game off pretty good and looked like he was gaining the confidence he needs to get better and then out he came. I know he hasn't played very well but his defense has been ok. I thought I might have seen hem chase Rose around for a little bit and help Ridnour out or spell Rubio on the defensive end. Do you think that Adlemen has given up on Wes? Would he better off playing with the second unit?
[…] first game to see the Bulls defeat the T-Wolves last night, but I did make it a point to read a recap from A Wolf Among Wolves. The Bulls jumped out to a lead, Ricky Rubio led a furious comeback, and then Rose shut it down. […]
Won't ever be an MVP? If his scoring and confidence continue to pick up, he could be Steve Nash. Rubio very easily could become the MOST VALUABLE PLAYER to his team and overall… don't sell him short just yet.. like everyone did BEFORE he came!
Nice summary of the game and Rubio. However, no need to use the f-bomb in your text. Takes away from your quality of writing and makes you seem pinkish and less professional. Keep up the good work but remove the foul language and you will retain respect from readers.
Yeah, I don't know about the "won't ever be an MVP" assertion. Nash at age 22 was light years behind Rubio. Heck, Nash at age 25 arguably wasn't the force Rubio is now.
keep doing what you're doing, i don't care about the "foul language". in fact, love it. what's wrong about a little emotion… greetings from austria, from a long suffering t wolves fan! future looks definitely better for our wolves!
Of course, there's a very good argument to be made that early 30's Nash didn't deserve the MVP either.
Not that it matters, but neither Ricky nor Love will ever be an MVP as long as they're both on the same team.
love what you're doing man. i check this every day and read every post. don't worry about the language. i grin every time you swear, shows the emotion and love you have. takes nothing away. keep it up!
rubio is a fantastic player, but please don't sell d-will short. amazing player, amazing athlete, we need him and rubio on the court together more.


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SEVENTH WONDER, THYRFING, PLANTERA Confirmed For Sweden Rock Cruise
February 13, 2013, 4 years ago
SEVENTH WONDER, THYRFING and PANTERA tribute band PLANTERA (from Gothenburg, featuring folks with resumes from bands like DEATHDESTRUCTION, M.A.N and DREAM EVIL) are confirmed for the Sweden Rock Cruise, which is set to sail from April 11th-12th.
Sweden Rock Cruise bill so far: BONAFIDE, BULLET, PLANTERA, QUEENSRŸCHE, SEVENTH WONDER, THYRFING.
The ship Tallink Silja Galaxy departs from Stockholm, Sweden on April 11th and makes a round trip to Turku, Finland to return to Stockholm 23 hours later (April 12th).
Price: Tickets including cabin from 495 SEK per person
Check-in: At the Silja terminal in Värtahamnen, Stockholm at 18:15 on April 11th.
Ship departs: 19:15
Age limit: 18 years
Booking and more info at this location.


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Lesser Sources
My love doth lie so unrequited
that I find myself in desperate hours
as to lend my affections toward
books of matches and light bulbs
or lesser sources of warmth
and light.
As does the love that stands in you
wrapped in hooks and thorns and trimmed
toward the pressures of external definitions
like a blue jean ad.
And love is only feeling and feelings
control you indirectly
more directly than you feel.
So struggle against your happiness
as the door's so easily slammed
against your better nature.
And me? I've taken to hiring the
whores on 5th street to paint me
water colors and pastels
where some paint of hearts and rainbows
or flowers bloomed in Hell
when hung upon the hotel wall
they do their part to brighten
the lights of splintered passion
in the gaudy neon flashing
to the gentle ringing rhythm
of the nation's tolling bell.


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President Jonathan Confesses To PDP Members: "I Have Hard Luck, I'll Win Again In 2015, Nobody Can Unseat Me"
Nov 20, 2014 – Nigerian President Goodluck Jonathan Confesses To PDP Members: "I Have Hard Luck, I'll Win Again In 2015, Nobody Can Unseat Me"
Transcript of Jonathan's message to PDP members during a peace-talk meeting that held yesterday
"In my own life, the things I look for I hardly get. It's what I don't even think about that I get sometimes. I believe most of you will smile. But collectively, first and foremost, let us unite the party and work together for our collective victory."
"Let me use this unique opportunity to plead with all of us who are aspiring for electoral offices that the world does not begin and end with the office you are looking for.
"Sometimes, you would be looking for an office, you may not be able to get it for one reason or the other. Let us say somebody blocked you, so be it, let somebody block you.
"But if God wants something better for you, even after that blocking, you will get something else.
"I plead with all of us that we should not play the do-or-die, except I get it, let the party sink. We are taking inventory of all what is happening in all the states and I promise that we will try and use as many people as possible.
"There are challenges in some states. People may deliberately block you. You may even be the best candidate in that particular constituency, but let us move ahead."
"I'm yet to see those who can beat the PDP. They will continue to make the noise but they cannot beat us, because the gap between PDP and others is very wide.
"The way we do things and the way they do things are very different; the way we talk and the way they talk are very different; the way we reason and the way they reason are very different.
"Our commitment to transform this country and their thinking about Nigeria are very different. And I promise you my party men and women and indeed all Nigerians that with your support, collectively we must move this country to where we want it to be.
"Every day, every week and every month, we must add something; we must change and continue to change."
Now that our President has confessed with his own mouth that he has hard luck, isn't it time for Nigeria to pray for deliverance????
We don't want to experience another four years of hard luck ooooo ENOUGH IS ENOUGH.


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Mr Microsoft give me back Activesync for Windows Phone
Last week I got myself a new Windows Phone 7, the HTC HD 7. It's really one of the best phone I had in years, and I really like what Microsoft has done with the OS.
However I read everywhere that people are monaing about the lack of Copy and Paste. for me this is a minor issue compare to a big HUGE mistake:
No direct synchronization with Outlook!! This is unbelievable, I can't get over this. The only way to link Outlook to your Windows Phone is to have Exchange Server, or using an Hotmail account, and an Outlook connector, doing some manual drag and drop of folders from one to another account.
Come on guys I know we are pushed everyday to use the cloud, but I say no thank you I don't need another bleeping email account like Hotmail.
What we need is simple link between Outlook Calendar and Contacts using Zune or something else. And the funny part is what Microsoft give us as an excuse to not providing Activesync. They say it was too buggy! Yes Microsoft say that. In my case it was working well with my Windows mobile 6.5 phone so this is pure rubbish.
I just hope that in the next update, I will have a simple grounded way to get my calendar on my phone!


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GALAXY at PORTLAND
Kickoff: 11:30 a.m., Providence Park, Portland
TV/radio: NBCSN/1150-, 1330-AM
Matchup: Despite Portland's expansion status, the Timbers have been a thorny issue for the Galaxy in the Northwest. The Galaxy are 1-3 in their four trips to Portland. … The Galaxy (2-2-2 in MLS play) will be without defender Omar Gonzalez, who has an injured left knee. Gonzalez suffered the injury in last week's game at Colorado and was replaced by Kofi Opare, who could get the start in this game. … On Monday, Landon Donovan is expected to get the call to join the U.S. national team camp. Will he arrive at Stanford as the league's all-time leading scorer? Donovan has 134 career goals, tied with Jeff Cunningham atop the list. "Every player wants to score and it feels good to score, but I really feel like I'm doing a lot of things that are helping the team and helping us play well," Donovan said. "Certainly a goal helps, but if I don't score I still feel good where I'm at going in." … Gonzalez is also expected to be called to U.S. duty.


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Wednesday, 27 September, 2000, 09:46 GMT 10:46 UK
Lords workload threatens 'roaming' bill
A large backlog of work facing the House of Lords as it returns from recess could give the government problems in getting measures such as the controversial Countryside Bill through Parliament.
The Lords return on Wednesday - a month ahead of the Commons - to deal with work which was not completed before the start of the summer recess.
The Conservative leader in the Upper House, Lord Strathclyde, said Tory peers would not skimp on scrutiny of bills to help the government rush the backlog through in time for the Queen's Speech, expected in November.
He told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "The problem has been created entirely by the government, because they put too many bills into the programme.
"They were ill thought through and badly drafted, and ministers failed to make decisions."
But Baroness Jay, Labour leader in the Lords, said the government's programme could be completed if opposition peers co-operated, and insisted that no bills would be dropped.
Among the bills facing the returning Lords are the Countryside Bill, which grants ramblers the right to roam, the Freedom of Information Bill, a bill on funding of political parties, the bill limiting the right to trial by jury, a crime bill and Northern Irish legislation.
Freedom to roam
More than 80% of people back the Countryside and Rights of Way Bill which includes the contentious "right to roam" proposals, a survey suggested today.
A poll carried out by the RSPB found that 83% of voters said it was more important for the bill to become law before the next election than any other legislation still before the Lords.
War veterans joined representatives from green, wildlife and outdoor groups at the House of Lords to plead with peers to back their call for a right to roam.
"People like me fought for this freedom and I urge lords to think twice before they wreck this long-awaited bill," said former RAF navigator Alan Gaskell, 78.
The bill, which has already been passed by MPs, introduces a legal right to roam over mountain, moorland and heath and strengthens wildlife protection in England and Wales.
But landowners want the government to answer their worries over night-time access, dogs not on leads and the expense of extra security.
Proper debate
Matt Phillips, senior campaigner at Friends of the Earth, said: "Lords should not be able to scupper a bill that has enthusiastic public support.
"Of course it must be properly debated, but our wildlife needs better protection and this bill must not be lost."
Lord Strathclyde said: "The Lords will do their job, which is to give [the bills] full scrutiny and try to make sure that this government and future governments learn the lesson that you can't cram too much law-making into a session of Parliament."
Baroness Jay said Labour was finding it more difficult than previous Tory governments to force its programme through the Lords because the opposition had a large majority in the Upper House, even after the removal of most hereditary peers.
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TCU Football Announces 20 Signings
Feb. 4, 2009
TCU head coach Gary Patterson and the Horned Frog football program have announced the signing of 20 players.
The Frogs' 2009 recruiting class features a quartet of four-star signees as ranked by Rivals.com. In the previous eight years combined, TCU had just five four-star recruits. A total of seven signees landed in Rivals' final Texas top-100 ranking.
A total of seven signees landed in Rivals' final Texas top-100 ranking.
This year's four-star recruits are tailback Waymon James (Sherman), quarterback Casey Pachall (Brownwood) and safeties Jurell Thompson (Wichita Falls Rider) and Malcolm Williams (Trinity Valley Community College).
James is ranked by Rivals.com as the second-best running back in Texas and the 10th-best back in the nation. He set Sherman season records with 1,939 yards rushing and 26 touchdowns on an 11.3 per carry average as a senior.
Pachall, who turned down scholarship offers from the likes of Florida and Notre Dame, is rated by Rivals as the ninth-best dual-threat quarterback in the nation. As a senior, he passed for 2,808 yards and 31 touchdowns while adding 512 yards rushing.
Thompson is the nation's 19th-best safety according to Rivals. Williams, the lone junior college transfer, was the 5A Defensive Player of the Year at South Grand Prairie High School. He originally signed with Oklahoma and will have two seasons of eligibility at TCU.
Pachall, linebacker Tanner Brock (Copperas Cove) and wide receiver Josh Boyce (Copperas Cove) signed financial aid contracts and have already enrolled at TCU. They will take part in spring practice.
"The three kids who have already been in our offseason program have handled the transition as well as anyone we've ever had here," Patterson said. "If the rest are like them, we'll have one of our best classes at TCU."
Brock joins his older brother Logan, a rising sophomore tight end, at TCU. Tanner Brock was a three-time first-team all-state selection who totaled 693 career tackles. Boyce had 42 receptions for 837 yards as a senior and was instrumental in a 13-2 season for Copperas Cove.
All but one of the newest Frogs are in-state products. Only linebacker Kenny Cain from John Curtis Christian in River Ridge, La., hails from outside Texas. Cain was a starter on four consecutive state championship teams.
Defense was a focus with this year's recruiting class as 12 signees, including four linemen, will be on that side of the ball.
Three of the four defensive linemen - Ray Burns, James Dunbar and Bryant House - are from Maud High School. Joining them on the defensive front will be Stansly Maponga, the first player from Hebron High School to wear a TCU uniform.
"We needed to take some defensive and offensive linemen and believe we addressed those areas," Patterson said.
Bolstering the offensive line will be Waco Midway center Ty Horn as well as Eric Tausch of Jesuit Prep in Dallas, John Wooldridge of Bellaire Episcopal High School and Edna's D.J. Yendrey.
In addition to Thompson and Williams, Brenham all-state selection Trent Thomas gives TCU a third safety in this year's recruiting class. Thomas totaled 186 tackles as a senior. Cornerback Michael Venson, an outstanding athlete from Katy Morton Ranch, rounds out the secondary newcomers.
Linebacker Justin Isadore is ranked by Rivals as the fifth-best linebacker in Texas and the 23rd-best inside linebacker in the country.
Dwight Smith from Carthage and Tyler Chapel Hill's Matthew Tucker join James as 2009 additions to the tailback position. Smith was the Texas 3A Player of the Year by both the Associated Press and Dave Campbell's Texas Football. He rushed for 2,820 yards and 43 touchdowns as a senior, including 272 yards and five TDs in the state title game. Tucker was a first-team all-state selection after rushing for 2,260 yards and 27 touchdowns his senior year.
2009 TCU Football Signees
Josh Boyce (WR, 5-11, 175, Copperas Cove, Texas; Copperas Cove HS)
Tanner Brock (LB, 6-3, 210, Copperas Cove, Texas; Copperas Cove HS)
Ray Burns (DL, 6-1, 285, New Boston, Texas; Maud HS)
Kenny Cain (LB, 6-1, 200, River Ridge, La.; John Curtis Christian School)
James Dunbar (DL, 6-5, 290, New Boston, Texas; Maud HS)
Ty Horn (C, 6-5, 295, McGregor, Texas; Midway HS)
Bryant House (DL, 6-4, 255, Maud, Texas; Maud HS)
Justin Isadore (LB, 5-11, 210, Beaumont, Texas; Ozen HS)
Waymon James (TB, 5-8, 203, Sherman, Texas; Sherman HS)
Stansly Maponga (DT, 6-2, 240, Carrollton, Texas; Hebron HS)
Casey Pachall (QB, 6-5, 194, Brownwood, Texas; Brownwood HS)
Dwight Smith (TB, 5-10, 218, Carthage, Texas; Carthage HS)
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Jurell Thompson (S, 5-11, 200, Wichita Falls, Texas; Rider HS)
Matthew Tucker (TB, 6-1, 210, Tyler, Texas; Chapel Hill HS)
Michael Venson (CB, 5-10, 170, Katy, Texas; Morton Ranch HS)
Malcolm Williams (S, 5-11, 205, Athens, Texas; South Grand Prairie HS: Trinity Valley CC)
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Lemke returns to state
The Morris Area Stingrays competed in the Boys' Section 3A Swimming and Diving Championships this past Friday and Saturday in Hutchinson.
For the second consecutive year, Stefan Lemke has qualified to swim in the 200- and 500-yard freestyle individual events at the 2009 State Class A Swimming and Diving Championships beginning this Friday at the University of Minnesota Aquatic Center in Minneapolis.
The host Hutchinson Tigers won the team championship with Fergus Falls coming in second.
Coach Tim Brooks was pleased as his swimmers set season-best times in 11 different individual events, as well as in all three relay events.
In the 200 medley relay, the team of Otto Kildegaard (backstroke, 34.00), Roy Reese (breaststroke, 39.76), Gage Anderson (butterfly, 38.70), and Jacob Erickson (freestyle, 27.88) came in with a season-best time of 2:20.34.
In the 200-yard freestyle, Austin Schieler cut 5.05 seconds to finish with a season-best time of 2:04.76. Also, Lemke finished second in this event with a season-best time of 1:48.35. This qualifies Lemke for the State meet in this event as well as lowering his own MAHS team record time in this event.
Vaughn Dieter competed in both the 200-yard individual medley and the 100-yard butterfly events and finished with a pair of season-best times of 3:28.92 and 1:42.16, respectively.
In the 50-yard freestyle, both Kildegaard and Jason Rinkenberger swam for season-best times with 27.49 and 30.69, respectively.
In the 100-yard freestyle, both Schieler and Reese came in with season-best times of 55.46 and 59.31, respectively.
Lemke won the 500-yard freestyle for the second year in a row with a season-best time of 5:02.93. This qualifies Lemke for the State meet in this event as well as lowering his own MAHS team record time in this event.
In the 200 free relay, the team of Schieler (25.10), Reese (26.01), Kildegaard (26.69), and Lemke (22.98) finished with a season-best time of 1:40.78.
In the 100-yard backstroke, both Reese and Erickson swam for season-best times of 1:11.42 and 1:21.60, respectively.
In the 400-yard freestyle relay, the team of Schieler (56.05), Reese (59.55), Kildegaard (59.50), and Lemke (53.38) finished with a season-best time of 3:52.31.
Erickson participated in the diving preliminaries and scored 55.10 points.


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A Prairie Home Companion with Garrison Keillor
by Norman Ball
The thorn is instrumental to the rose.
Not mere impediment, but element.
For surely we would sate or overdose
or blooms would mantle without incident
into a barbless clutch of pricked desire.
Since hankering for beauty fans its flame
and having is the act through which we tire,
we reach and ouch and reach and ouch again.
Despite rebuffs, undaunted we persist.
The unpossessed, nine-tenths of beauty's law,
enjoys the game and, playing, does resist
by sprouting parapets of raking claws.
The beckon borne of blossom blunts the pain
of tiny teeth attending purple veins.
About the Author
It was once observed that, as others breathe, so Norman Ball writes which is to say, with a croupy wheeze that would concern any competent physician. No matter. A quick google finds him recuperating on all manner of venues such as Raintown Review, Light Quarterly, Main Street Rag, Berkeley Poetry Review, Rattle and Sonnetto Poesia. His Youtube channel is 'desertrun' and his sonnet CD Return to One is available at CD Baby while supplies last (and they've lasted awhile.)
Bed of Roses Love Sonnet Contest Winner
Old Sweet Songs: A Prairie Home Companion 1974-1976
Lovingly selected from the earliest archives of A Prairie Home Companion, this heirloom collection represents the music from earliest years of the now legendary show: 1974–1976. With songs and tunes from jazz pianist Butch Thompson, mandolin maestro Peter Ostroushko, Dakota Dave Hull and the first house band, The Powdermilk Biscuit Band (Adam Granger, Bob Douglas and Mary DuShane).