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The Party of PrincipleSmaller Government - Lower Taxes - More Freedom
Libertarian Party National Chairman William Redpath calls a plan by the federal government to deploy 20,000 uniformed soldiers inside the United States "further evidence of a disturbing trend of mi
Following Senator John McCain's 2008 presidential campaign, and the support of the massive bailouts by Republican members of Congress, the Libertarian Party says it has replaced the GOP as the part
As I recover from Election Day and my US Senate campaign that preceded it, it is time to take stock of where the Libertarian Party stands and what we accomplished in the election season just passed.
While I know that we are disappointed that more of our candidates did not win, and that the Barr/Root presidential ticket and our other candidates did not win as many votes as most of us thought they would get, there is much that we gained in 2008 and a lot to be proud of for the Libertarian Party.
"CEOs and government 'altruism' are standing in the way of effective economic turnaround," says Libertarian Party spokesperson Andrew Davis.
Hoping to build on a solid performance in 2008, the Libertarian Party looks ahead to 2010. "This is just the beginning of the new Libertarian Party," says Bob Barr, the 2008 Libertarian Party nominee for president. "This year, we set a solid foundation for freedom, on which we will build a strong and united political organization that advances freedom and liberty in the United States."
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Was listenin to Thirsty, and maybe it's cos i'm runnin a bit of fever, but for a few precious moments i thought i was listenin to aaliyah.
― Christyles, Saturday, 5 July 2008 20:15 (8 years ago) Permalink
this thread needs more pictures
― jaxon, Saturday, 5 July 2008 22:49 (8 years ago) Permalink
official girl pub. photos = hottttttt
― Tape Store, Saturday, 5 July 2008 22:57 (8 years ago) Permalink
sexxy huh guys
― r|t|c, Monday, 7 July 2008 13:26 (8 years ago) Permalink
her album is titled CONNECTICUT FEVER? 50 gonna be mad he didn't think of that.
― some dude, Monday, 7 July 2008 15:06 (8 years ago) Permalink
^^That picture doesn't properly display the fitness (this is true, great looking woman etc), in that pic she looks like an off duty/desperate crack fiend.
Here's better...
Chick truly has looks on her side, Ciara may look better these days but she's no Cassie. Also am tired of the Aaliyah comparisons, Aaliyah WAS and still is far and beyond different and better to some of the girls coming in the game right now. Some may border on her style but not quite.
― VeronaInTheClub, Saturday, 12 July 2008 02:13 (8 years ago) Permalink
she needs to eat something
― The Brainwasher, Saturday, 12 July 2008 02:14 (8 years ago) Permalink
also ciara >>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> cassie
― The Brainwasher, Saturday, 12 July 2008 02:15 (8 years ago) Permalink
ciara looks mad anorexic lately tho, dunno why she lost weight she was looking amazing in the "Promise' video
who's really compared cassie to alliyah?
― J0rdan S., Saturday, 12 July 2008 02:16 (8 years ago) Permalink
^Ciara's been signed up for some modelling contract on the side. Apparently thats code for drop a hundred pounds so you look like the protein drip should be your friend.
At first the Aaliyah comparisons where just based around Ciara because 'they dance and sing' but then Cassie came in and people said she was trying to move in on Aaliyah's sound. Just random blogs and stuff there's a lot of hate from Aaliyah fans who think Cassie is dedicated to trying to rip off Aaliyah in terms of style and looks some are super paranoid and think she even moved to NYC to be like Aaliyah (a stretch to say the least)....
― VeronaInTheClub, Saturday, 12 July 2008 02:21 (8 years ago) Permalink
i love them both, but cassie > ciara
― Tape Store, Wednesday, 23 July 2008 18:00 (8 years ago) Permalink
I'm too distracted by those pics to make a sensible comment.
― daavid, Wednesday, 23 July 2008 19:45 (8 years ago) Permalink
Lil Wayne version is out.
― Tape Store, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 03:09 (7 years ago) Permalink
(honestly, not necessary ;_;)
― Tape Store, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 04:07 (7 years ago) Permalink
Bring on the damn leaks ALREADY!
― baaderonixx, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 07:15 (7 years ago) Permalink
no more leaks - we have enough to comprise the whole thing already, and if they all make it it's album of the year easy - bring on the damn album already! i hunger for PRODUCT
― lex pretend, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 11:48 (7 years ago) Permalink
It's better this morning.
― Tape Store, Wednesday, 30 July 2008 13:11 (7 years ago) Permalink
hang on did we ever talk about '2 the morning'? that song is so amazing, those cut-up backing vox and lurching beats and disquieting 808 pulses. waitaminutewaitaminutewaitaminuteyeah - everything i do i be makin' them stare...
'official girl' and 'thirsty' both have such awesome middle 8 pay-offs:
and i ain't makin' ultimatums
i'mma tell you like it is verbatim
ooh i got you dreamin', wishin' you was in the deep end
here we could be fully submerged
hmm - i think about it, i doubt it, should make you live without it
and keep you dying of thirst -
i'm just playin' with you!
― lex pretend, Tuesday, 5 August 2008 09:51 (7 years ago) Permalink
oh god that ultimatum/verbatim bit is my favorite...also it took me forever to notice: back to back dudes away from my door
― Tape Store, Thursday, 7 August 2008 03:44 (7 years ago) Permalink
― Tape Store, Thursday, 7 August 2008 03:45 (7 years ago) Permalink
Album has been pushed back to early '09 I hear. Makes sense, Cassie can't really compete with all the big names releasing 4Q '08 like Beyonce, Cici, Keri, etc.
― The Brainwasher, Thursday, 7 August 2008 04:30 (7 years ago) Permalink
What the fuck?! :( She could release all the leaks and still have the best album of the year!
― Tape Store, Thursday, 7 August 2008 04:34 (7 years ago) Permalink
the leaks are good, but 08 has been an excellent year and it's getting even better in the 4Q so....
― The Brainwasher, Thursday, 7 August 2008 04:36 (7 years ago) Permalink
― J0rdan S., Thursday, 7 August 2008 04:36 (7 years ago) Permalink
speaking of leaks a new song "my house" is doing the blog rounds
it's really great. also this 'over it' demo sounds so promising. this really makes me sad.
― Tape Store, Thursday, 7 August 2008 04:48 (7 years ago) Permalink
official girl
2 the morning
in love with the dj
my house
over it
is it you?
turn the lights off
― lex pretend, Thursday, 7 August 2008 09:40 (7 years ago) Permalink
a lot of that stuff is actually pretty good
― J0rdan S., Thursday, 7 August 2008 09:46 (7 years ago) Permalink
at least a new pussycat dolls album is coming out
― J0rdan S., Thursday, 7 August 2008 09:47 (7 years ago) Permalink
a lot of these are a little same-y to me though
― J0rdan S., Thursday, 7 August 2008 09:56 (7 years ago) Permalink
the girl on 'over it' doesn't sound like cassie at all, at least the version i heard.
no, you were the right the first time. however, i do approve of young dro on the new '2 the morning' mix.
there are also some good songs that didn't make it to the first album, 'in love with u' especially
― dbs, Thursday, 7 August 2008 10:04 (7 years ago) Permalink
however, i do approve of young dro on the new '2 the morning' mix.
holy shit what
― J0rdan S., Thursday, 7 August 2008 10:07 (7 years ago) Permalink
she has an aesthetic*, she sticks to it. i admire this! and there are endless subtle variations within it. 'in love with the dj' = every word is truth
*actually she has 2
― lex pretend, Thursday, 7 August 2008 10:15 (7 years ago) Permalink
OMG "Nobody But You" (Prod. by The-Dream)
Love the drums! Not sure about the mixing, but this isn't high-quality.
― Tape Store, Saturday, 9 August 2008 22:14 (7 years ago) Permalink
no, it certainly isnt.
― r|t|c, Saturday, 9 August 2008 22:46 (7 years ago) Permalink
this is pretty good but it's giving me "love in this club" flashbacks
― J0rdan S., Saturday, 9 August 2008 22:51 (7 years ago) Permalink
which would be the second dream song to leak this week that kinda beatjacks that song
chorus is really pretty on this, kinda sounds like something mariah would do
"my house" is incredible omg.
― The Brainwasher, Monday, 18 August 2008 04:45 (7 years ago) Permalink
did you see her vlog message? she said she was upset that it leaked because "she really wanted it to be on the album." This frightens me.
― Tape Store, Monday, 18 August 2008 04:48 (7 years ago) Permalink
oh no :( it MUST be on the album. i'm starting to doubt whether her album will actually come out because of all these leaks...
― The Brainwasher, Monday, 18 August 2008 04:51 (7 years ago) Permalink
activate is soooo great!
― Tape Store, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:05 (7 years ago) Permalink
also official girl video
― Tape Store, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:07 (7 years ago) Permalink
she looks great in the video
― The Brainwasher, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:09 (7 years ago) Permalink
also on myspace, cassie (cute as ever) says she's really pissed at the people leaking these tracks and that every time one leaks, she goes back in the studio and records a new one. and that as a result, she keeps getting better. but she's still pissed.
― Tape Store, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:09 (7 years ago) Permalink
she should do a double disc, one of the leaks and one of new material.
― Tape Store, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:10 (7 years ago) Permalink
lol who would buy a double disc cassie album (besides you and lex)
― The Brainwasher, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:16 (7 years ago) Permalink
whichever assistant diddy sent out for the assignment
― J0rdan S., Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:17 (7 years ago) Permalink
Cassie has 627275 friends.
― Tape Store, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:33 (7 years ago) Permalink
... then why hasn't her first album gone gold yet?
― The Brainwasher, Saturday, 23 August 2008 04:36 (7 years ago) Permalink


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Samsung pushes the SSD game with 2TB 850 Evo and 850 Pro additions
There's no denying that SSDs increasing in size isn't a brilliant thing - have you seen the price of 240GB drives these days? In order to continue forward developments, Samsung has announced 2TB additions to its 850 EVO and 850 PRO product lines. Oh, what's that - we have reviews on those new SSDs right here.
Sitting pretty at a release price of $800, the 850 EVO is bested by the $1,000 850 PRO, with this alone explaining that the PC user isn't quite looking at SSD-only storage just yet. However, in a few years it may be the norm for workstations and general use home PCs to be running on flash-only memory due to performance, storage size and costing when compared to mechanical counterparts.
Samsung Senior Vice President of Branded Product Marketing, Un-Soo Kimm, said that this development was due to "demand for 500 gigabyte (GB) and higher capacity SSDs with the introduction of our V-NAND SSDs," so they went all out with the 2TB. Measuring in at the same dimensions of 7mm thick and 2.5 inches in size, these SSDs are aimed at consumers and are the first major brand to do so.
Continue reading 'Samsung pushes the SSD game with 2TB 850 Evo and 850 Pro additions' (full post)
Synology's new NAS systems can support over 1000TB (1PB) of storage
If you thought the 24TB+ NAS systems we're seeing these days were good, Synology has just announced two new business-focused NAS systems that will blow you away. The new RS18016xs+ and its expansion unit RX1216sas have some insane expansion capabilities, and more.
Synology's new RS18016xs+ is capable of 3.9GB/sec with 348,000 IOPS, which is just insane. On top of that, if you're using encrypted share folders, it's still capable of pumping out over 3GB/sec, meaning you can have super-secure data, with huge performance. The new Synology RS18016xs+ native supports SATA 6Gbps and SAS, and can be upgraded all the way up to 32GB of ECC RAM, and 10GbE, with the RX1216sas providing a next-gen scale-up system capable of stacking 14 of the RX1216sas expansion units together, delivering a 180-drive cluster.
The full run down on Synology RS18016xs+ systems:
- Extreme performance: providing over 3,900 MB/s and 348,000 IOPS throughput, the RS18016xs+ effortlessly provides storage and application serving to hundreds of users. With a dedicated encryption engine, the RS18016xs+ boasts over 3,000 MB/s reading on encrypted shared folders, ensuring data security without any major performance drop.
- Point-in-time data recovery: The RS18016xs+ brings snapshot technology which allows businesses to automatically capture point-in-time copies of data as frequently as every 5 minutes without occupying system resources. Customize the retention policy to save up to 256 recovery points on an hourly, daily, or weekly basis.
- High uptime: With support for Synology High Availability, as well as numerous redundant hardware components including: redundant data paths, power supplies, system fans, and four network ports with failover support; the RS18016xs+ maximizes service uptime.
- Future-ready: The RS18016xs+ natively supports 6Gb/s SAS/SATA III technologies and can be upgraded with up to 32GB ECC RAM and 10GbE capabilities to ensure maximum compatibility and return on investment.
- Seamless scalability: when storage capacity on the Synology RS18016xs+ reaches its limit, Synology RX1216sas provides an easy way to immediately scale up. Stacking up to 14 RX1216sas expansion units creates a 180-drive cluster managed from a single point of entry.
PNY adds to the tiny flash drive collection
It seems miniscule flash drives are the 'in' thing right now, with PNY announcing it's 10(H)x 16(W) x 35(L)mm HP v160 flash drive to the market, weighing in at only 4.3 grams.
Unfortunately it's only USB 2.0 but the internal sizing does range massively from 8GB to 64GB depending on your needs. If you're worried about misplacing the product, PNY does offer a strap hole in order to connect a lanyard or secure it to your wallet, plus Windows 2000, XP, Vista, 7 and 8 support.
For the Apple fans, Mac OS 10.3 and above is supported by this release and is further to a two year manufacturer warranty upon purchase.
Addonics released USB 3.1 PCIe 2X controller
Set out to support high speed 10 Gbps USB 3.1 applications, Addonics today announced its USB 3.1 PCIe controller. Installed into any PCIe 2x slot, this USB 3.1 controller boasts the full transfer speed possibilities of 10 Gbps, doubling normal USB 3.1 speeds.
Designed to be hot-swappable, this product contains two USB 3.1 ports installed onto the card itself, accessible through your PCIe bays on the rear of your chassis. If you're running low on PCIe port options, this device can work with PCIe 1.0, 2.0 and 3.0 ports and can be used with Windows 7, 8.1, 10 and Windows servers.
Starting at $29.99, more information can be found here.
Samsung shows off the thinnest and lightest 4TB external HDD available
Looking for extreme storage capacity whilst on the move? Samsung has recently announced its new 4TB drive in a press release, boasting a tiny 0.78 inch thickness and weighing in at only 8.3 ounces whilst brandishing a 4TB drive located within.
Claimed as "only a 1/10 of an inch thicker than our 2TB drive," this 4TB model has been exclaimed as the world's thinnest and lightest available on this planet by Samsung's Dave Klenske.
Set for release in June through "authorized distributors," expect to see this USB 3.0 product in M3 and P3 Portable editions.
Continue reading 'Samsung shows off the thinnest and lightest 4TB external HDD available' (full post)
Thecus displays their latest NAS products at Computex 2015
Computex 2015 - Thecus had a strong Computex this year, showing off some nice Windows-powered NAS products, as well as higher-end 10GbE-capable products.
As you can see, we have models that go as low as 2-bay, right up to 10-bay devices. Suiting any and all NAS storage needs.
In the enterprise, Thecus displayed daisy-chaining NAS systems through SAS with 10GbE networking to provide transfer speeds of 1.1TB/sec.
And finally, some Windows-powered NAS devices from Thecus.
HGST, a division of Western Digital, unveils world's first 10TB HDD
HGST has just unveiled the world's first 10TB HDD, with the Western Digital-owned company developing the HDD for active archive applications, so it's not the fastest HDD on the planet by any means.
The new HGST Ultrastar Archive Ha10 arrives in the 3.5-inch form factor, on the SATA 6Gbps or SAS 6Gbps standard. We have seven shingled magnetic recording (SMR) platters that are filled with helium. The company has said that the 10TB HDD has sustained read transfer speeds of around 157MB/sec, while sustained writes are much slower at 68MB/sec.
Brendan Collins, Vice President of Product Marketing of HGST said: "HGST's helium-filled drives boasts industry-leading storage density, low power consumption and proven reliability with 2.5M hours MTBF. By layering SMR on top of helium, we are enabling massively-scalable, TCO-driven storage solutions with the performance and durability necessary for the long term retention of archived data. Making SMR design investments today minimizes incremental efforts for future SMR solutions, and gives our customers a time-to-market advantage for all current and future high capacity HDDs in the market".
Seagate teases its impressive SandForce SF3500-based SSDs at Computex
Computex 2015 - Buying an SSD isn't easy these days as there are countless options: 2.5-inch, SATA 6Gbps, SATA 10Gbps, NVMe, PCIe SSDs, different controllers and much more. But Seagate was demonstrating its reference SSDs powered by their SandForce SF3500 controller.
The company was demoing an SF3500-based M.2 2280 SATA reference SSD at Computex 2015 with 500MB/sec+ performance in 80/20 mixed read/write workloads. The drive is powered by the latest 15nm MLC NAND flash from Toshiba, where performance is maintained at a much higher level than competing drives.
The SSD was so good at multi-threaded performance that Seagate were demonstrating the SF3500 controller running 9 x 1080p videos at once, from the single SSD.
Crucial displays their 16nm TLC NAND flash, SSDs and RAM at Computex
Computex 2015 - We stopped by the Crucial and Micron offices during Computex 2015 to check out their range of NAND flash, SSDs and RAM. Starting with their two SSDs for consumers, the BX100 and MX200 SSDs.
Crucial's BX100 SSDs come in 120GB, 250GB, 500GB and 1TB with read speeds of up to 535MB/sec and varying write speeds depending on the size of the drive. The 120GB model has sequential write speeds of 185MB/sec, with the 250GB model capable of 370MB/sec and the 500GB and 1TB models pushing 450MB/sec.
The company was also showing off their Ballistix DDR4 range of RAM, offering up to 16GB in four different ranges.
Continue reading 'Crucial displays their 16nm TLC NAND flash, SSDs and RAM at Computex' (full post)
OCZ's new Trion 100 and Vector 180 SSDs on display at Computex
Computex 2015 - OCZ was demoing their new Trion 100 and Vector 180 SSDs at Computex 2015, in a beautiful system powered by an Intel Core i7-4790K, ASRock Z97E-ITX/ac motherboard, and Avexir Core Original Series RAM.
As for the SSDs, they are powered by Toshiba's latest A19 TLC NAND flash, in the 2.5-inch form factor and SATA 6Gbps standard. They pack up to 550MB/sec reads, with 91,000 IOPS. They both come in 120GB, 240GB, 480GB and 960GB capacities.


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St Arnold Scavenger Hunt: did anyone hear back from them? (self.AustinBeer)
submitted 3 years ago by rialcnis
Just curious.... I did the scavenger hunt and sent my pics to Lennie on sunday but never heard anything back. Same with a friend of mine. Did anyone hear back?
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Not yet but, if I recall the last two correctly, that's not unusual. I'm sure they received a ton of emails.
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ok thanks, thats good to know. this is my first time so i got a little nervous.
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These pictures show Arsene Wenger making the most of his summer holiday - by playing volleyball with some of the hottest Brazilian babes before cooling off with a dip in the sea.
He might not be Daniel Craig but the Arsenal boss attracted quite the audience when he turned up for an impromptu game of head tennis over the net.
And of course the big question Gunners fans will be asking is why isn't he busy scouting for any potential summer signings?
Wenger was joined by former French internationals Bixente Lizarazu and Christian Karembeu on the beach in Ipanema, Rio de Janeiro - but it's unlikely the pair are being tapped up as their combined age is 87.
Arsene Wenger - "Transfer Window? Ain't nobody got time fo that" pic.twitter.com/TrdHkRPeYn— CharlieArsenal (@WinninAFC) June 26, 2014
Arsenal are currently being linked with Lars Bender as their ambitious move for Mario Balotelli hits a snag.
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Randall County Marriage Licenses Issued
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Lacey Danielle Nelson, order deferring adjudication and granting probation. Making alcohol available to a minor. Defendant received 9 months probation, $300 fine and costs.
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Lorenzo 63 - Gruver 59
LEVELLAND - Gruver had second-ranked Lorenzo on the ropes, but couldn't deliver the knockout punch.
WT High 70 - Hamlin 64
FLOYDADA - Four players scored in double figures for the West Texas High Comanches Friday night as West Texas High knocked off Hamlin, 70-64, in a Class 2A boys area around playoff game at Floydada High School.
Douglass leads five Sandie swimmers to state meet
In 2000, Kristen Douglass fought nerves as much as competitors in her first trip to the state swimming and diving meet.
Hereford withstands Fabens' 3-pointers
GREENWOOD - The brother tandem of Cody Hodges and Slade Hodges proved to a lethal combination for the Whitefaces Friday night as Hereford defeated Fabens, 76-60 in a Class 4A boys area around playoff game at Greenwood High School.
Friona returns to regional tourney
The last time the Friona Squaws advanced to a regional basketball tournament, Richard Nixon was still president and Americans already had taken their last steps on the moon.
Happy 62 - Hartley 54
Reese Hartman led four Happy players in double-figure scoring with 16 points Friday night as the Cowboys beat the Hartley Tigers 62-54 in the semifinals of the boys Class 1A Division II Region I No. 1 Sectional Tournament at Canyon High School.
Amarillo High is making its ninth appearance in the Region I-5A tournament over the past 11 years. ...
Dimmitt 50 - Lamesa 43
LUBBOCK - D Norman scored 15 points Friday night as the int halftime deficit and beat the Lamesa Golden Tornadoes 50-43 in a Class 3A boys area basketball playoff game at the Rip Griffin Center.
Stratford 59 - Petersburg 45
LEVELLAND - Adam Bell scored a game-high 17 points, pulled down 10 rebounds, and had a game-high six steals to lead Stratford to a 59-45 win over Petersburg on Friday morning in the semifinals of the 1A Division I sectional tournament at the Texan Dome.
Randall holds off San Elizario
ODESSA - Keenan Hooker scored 19 points as the Randall Raiders built an 18-point lead after three quarters, then held off the San Elizario Eagles 60-55 in a Class 4A boys area playoff basketball game.
Lady Don wrestlers look to match Caprock
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Plainview cruises past Cleburne
BIG SPRING - The Plainview Lady Bulldogs continue to prove that size doesn't matter.
Coaches, call in your boxes
This is a reminder that the Globe-News is requesting calls from several high school playoff basketball games tonight.
Abilene Wylie hands Perryton 56-49 loss
LUBBOCK - The Perryton Rangerettes seemed like they spent the entire game trying to dig themselves out of a hole, only to slip back to the bottom.
Canyon, Randall face two different styles in playoffs
When the Randall Raiders and Canyon Eagles begin the 4A area playoffs this weekend, both can expect distinctly different matchups.
PD boys, Tascosa girls lead after first day of city meet
Teresa Murray, a Class 4A state qualifier last year, went 5 feet, 4 inches in Friday's wet, cold weather to win the varsity girls high jump at the Amarillo Independent School District city track meet.
Nazareth hoping to run past Whitharral
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Lady Sandies fall to DeSoto
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Lady Sandies hoping to get past semifinals
MIDLAND - The mind-set today of the senior-laden Amarillo High Lady Sandies is short and to the point.
Lady Eagles dominate Wyatt
BIG SPRING - The routine continues for the Canyon Lady Eagles.
Wall smothers Friona
ABILENE - Brandi Weishuhn scored 16 points and made the key defensive play of the game Friday night as the Wall Lady Hawks beat the Friona Squaws 47-28 in the semifinals of the Region I-2A girls basketball tournament at Moody Coliseum.
River Road's Flanders signs with Air Force Academy
Eric Flanders will trade the flatlands of the Panhandle for some Colorado mountains when he goes to college in the fall.
Paducah 100 - Petrolia 64
FORT WORTH - Petrolia had no answer for Paducah's Bud Morgan, who literally shot the Pirates out of the 1A playoffs and the Dragons into today's sectional tournament finals.
Nazareth 79 - Texline 29
LUBBOCK - Eric Schilling scored 26 points and Kade Wilcox added 22 Friday night as the Nazareth Swifts routed the Texline Tornadoes 79-29 in the semifinals of the Class 1A Division II No. 2 Sectional boys basketball tournament at Coronado High School.
Basketball: New Mexico girls in region competition
Five area schools will be starting regional basketball action today as teams do battle for a spot in the state playoffs.
Area High School Playoff Capsules
Hereford (28-4, R3) vs. Fabens (22-8, W2), 7:30 tonight, Midland Greenwood HS: The 13th-ranked Whitefaces enter tonight's game after a 64-54 victory against Snyder during the bi-district round.
Lady Eagles, Bulldogs battle tonight for possible rematch
Joe Lombard and Danny Wrenn have heard the whispers for months - almost 12 months, to be exact. While their teams have generally avoided the issue, fans have openly debated one question:
Denver City's youth movement lifts them past Perryton, 60-53
HEREFORD - Youth wasn't just served Thursday night by Denver City to Perryton.
Perryton battles Abilene Wylie
Perryton's Rangerettes return to the scene of their greatest win against a familiar opponent when Perryton travels to the Region I-3A tournament today.
Soccer: Canyon, PD square off today
The Canyon boys and girls will try to hold on to their respective spots in the district race when they take on Palo Duro at Dick Bivins today, starting with the girls at 4:15 p.m.
Region 1 Girls Playoff Pairings
Lubbock Coronado 87, Midland High 65
Disappointing day for AHS swimmers
AUSTIN - It wasn't the kind of qualifying day that Amarillo High had hoped for on the first day of the UIL Swimming and Diving Championships Friday at the Joe and Lee Jamail Swimming Center.
Area wrestlers off to good start at state meet
AUSTIN - It was a good day for plenty of Panhandle-area wrestlers Friday, but it was an especially a promising start for the River Road Wildcats, Randall Raiders and Dumas Demons at the UIL state wrestling tournament at the Austin Convention Center.
Region 1 Boys Playoff pairings
El Paso Franklin 38, El Paso Hanks 35
Umbarger VFD eyes creating tax district
The Umbarger Volunteer Fire Department is exploring the possibility of creating a tax-supported fire district to cover the western and southern parts of Randall County, Umbarger Fire Chief Robert Friemel said Friday.
Black: He took a beating, but the brush jacket survived
A year ago I was approached to do a testimonial by an upscale environmentally conscious maker of urban clothing named Lands End.
Citywide baby shower set today for Williams quintuplets
Community efforts continue to help Matt and Leah Williams' quintuplets.
Ballou resigns from AEDC board
Debra Ballou, candidate for the City Commission race, announced Thursday she will resign her seat on the Amarillo Economic Development Corp. in order to take up other interests within the community, including a city commission seat.
Potter County grand jury indicts 39
A Potter County grand jury issued 46 indictments against 39 people Wednesday.
Cannon accident sends 5 to hospital
CANNON AIR FORCE BASE - Five airmen from Cannon Air Force Base were taken to the hospital early Thursday morning after a two-vehicle accident that happened on the flight line, 2nd Lt. Heather Healy said.
High Plains RC&D seen as rural development tool
Private industry and agencies from the local to the national level will be brought together to work for the improvement of rural communities now that the High Plains Rural Conservation and Development Program has received federal approval, U.S. Rep. Mac Thornberry, R-Clarendon, said Thursday.
Clovis Community College schedules health, fitness fair
CLOVIS - Clovis Community College will conduct a Health and Fitness Fair on Saturday that will offer a variety of information and tests for area residents.
Rain wets city streets
Amarillo residents awoke today to a misty morning and wet streets, the first significant rain in more than two weeks. PM
$1 million challenge pledged for church
Who wants to pledge $1 million?
New Potter County fire station open on Willow Creek
It still has the new-paint smell.
Local Lowe's Heroes progra earns honors
Lowe's Home Safety Council and Lowe's Companies Inc. named the Amarillo Lowe's Home Improvement Warehouse as regional winner of the 2000 national Lowe's Heroes program for its fire, home and child safety project.
St. Petersburg Ballet performance rescheduled for Sunday
Tonight's performance by the St. Petersburg Ballet Theater has been canceled after a problem with the dancers' visas left them stranded on an airport runway in their home city in Russia.
3 Texas Panhandle residents killed in Oklahoma accident
REYDON, Okla. - Four people - three from the Texas Panhandle - died Wednesday night in a head-on collision in Roger Mills County, according to Oklahoma Highway Patrol reports.
WT faculty senate updated on Legislature
West Texas A&M University faculty senators received the Cliff's Notes version on what the state legislature has been doing since January.
Tulia man files lawsuit against sheriff, ex-agent
Swisher County Sheriff Larry Stewart and former undercover agent Tom Coleman are facing another lawsuit in connection with the 1999 arrests of 46 people in Tulia.
Water district halts Mesa's plan
WHITE DEER - The Panhandle Groundwater Conservation District on Thursday tabled permit requests by landowners involved with Mesa Water Inc. to pump groundwater.
MTV wants city's mayor
An MTV special series focusing on the tensions and pressures on teens will have one of Amarillo's own speaking on racial and religious intolerance: Mayor Kel Seliger.
Bulletin Board
Whenever I am disposed to think poorly of lawyers, I remind myself that without the legal profession there would be no gems such as this one found in the Texas Bar Journal under the (understated) title of Industrial Strength Stupid Questions ... PM
One dies, others injured in chain-reaction wreck
PORTALES, N.M. - One woman died, several other people were injured, and a major highway between Portales and Clovis was closed for five hours Thursday morning after heavy fog contributed to a collision that set off multiple chain-reaction accidents involving 17 vehicles and a hazardous materials spill.
Authorities warning of 'letter scam'
Letters from Nigeria arriving in mailboxes all over Amarillo seem innocent enough but really are part of a scam that's been around for years, officials say.
Pancake Days events start Saturday in Liberal
LIBERAL, Kan. - The 52nd Annual Pancake Days celebration will begin Saturday with pancake eating contests and will end Tuesday with the International Pancake Race and parade.
SHOTS ACROSS TEXAS IN THE PANHANDLE ANNUAL CONFERENCE, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Amarillo College Business and Industry Center, 1314 S. Polk St.
Groundbreaking set today for Plemons Court facility
Park Central Retirement Community will break ground on Plemons Court in a 10 a.m. ceremony today at the corner of 15th Avenue and Van Buren Street.
Park Central breaks ground on Plemons Court community
Park Central Retirement Community defied the rainy weather to break ground on Plemons Court in a ceremony Friday morning at the corner of South Van Buren Street and 15th Avenue.
Reunion Roundup
Dalhart High School Class of 1971 will have a 30-year reunion Aug. 3-4 in Dalhart. All 1971 graduates and former teachers can attend.
Randall grand jury issues 18 indictments
A Randall County grand jury returned 18 indictments Wednesday. The following are the names, ages, offenses and dates of the offenses as released by the Criminal District Attorney's office.
Reynosa attorney says firm has abided by contract
After more than two years of a leaking roof and doors, Randall County commissioners moved Tuesday to try to resolve the problems at the Next Step Home juvenile halfway house - again.
Fog, winds delay flights
Fog blanketed parts of the area Friday night delaying flights into Amarillo International Airport.
RRC seeking feedback on high utility bills
The Texas Railroad Commission has set up a Web address to collect comments from Texans stung by high utility bills.
Volunteers needed to search Sunday for missing helicopter
LAKE MEREDITH - Boats plumbed part of Lake Meredith with sonar Friday in search of a helicopter that disappeared Feb. 15 with a Randall County couple aboard.
Sonar-equipped boats to be used in search for couple
The last known sighting of Gene and Bobbie Webb put them north of Fritch and headed toward Borger, and that is where searchers will concentrate in the next few days, according to Department of Public Safety Trooper Wayne Beighle.
Stratford man killed when vehicle flips on Highway 54
TEXHOMA, Okla. - Two men died late Wednesday when their Datsun two-door car spun out of control and flipped two miles east of Texhoma on U.S. Highway 54, an Oklahoma Highway Patrol dispatcher said Thursday.
Canyon trustees OK calendar
Students in Canyon Independent School District will have only a four-day fall break next year, not the full week given in the last two years.
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 02/23/01
Amarillo Globe-News: Headlines: 02/24/01
Anna Elizabeth Nollner
Anna Elizabeth "Babe" Nollner, 88, of Amarillo, died Monday, Feb. 19, 2001.
Ocie Daniel West
Ocie Daniel West, 81, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Bettany Rochelle Cisneros
PAMPA - Bettany Rochelle Cisneros, 50, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Verda Lee Hedrick
HENRIETTA - Verda Lee Hedrick, 92, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, in Amarillo.
Paul Rippstein
HIGGINS - Paul Rippstein, 86, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Palmer Black
HOUSTON - Palmer Black, 97, formerly of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2001, in Dallas.
Zelma Laverne Johnson
Zelma Laverne Johnson, 34, of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2001.
Thomas Roland Wilson
Thomas Roland Wilson, 90, of Amarillo, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001.
Arnulfo Hernandez Diaz
INGLESIDE - Arnulfo Hernandez Diaz, 70, died Wednesday, Feb. 14, 2001.
Jerry W. Wilbourn
ABBOTT - Jerry W. Wilbourn, 44, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001.
George Goodrich Walton
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. - George Goodrich Walton, 89, died Friday, Feb. 16, 2001.
Cesar Guadelupe Vega
HEREFORD - Cesar Guadelupe Vega, 37, died Monday, Feb. 19, 2001.
Benigno Presas
HEREFORD - Benigno Presas, 71, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
D. Lyman Stubblefield, Amarillo attorney, dies
STUBBLEFIELD D. Lyman Stubblefield, an Amarillo attorney, died Friday, Feb. 23, 2001. He was 60.
Johnny Martinez
Johnny Martinez, 68, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Mildred Louise Stafford
Mildred Louise Stafford, 79, of Amarillo, died Friday, Feb. 23, 2001.
Doris M. Corbitt
DALHART - Doris May Corbitt, 89, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Oliver Dwight Speegle
GUYMON, Okla. - Oliver Dwight Speegle, 49, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Kevin Craig Bodkin
CANADIAN - Kevin Craig Bodkin, 28, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, in Reydon, Okla.
Linda Kay Secrist
WOODWARD, Okla. - Linda Kay Secrist, 53, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001, in Oklahoma City.
S.J. Williams
LOCKNEY - S.J. Williams, 87, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Paul Rippstein
HIGGINS - Paul Rippstein, 86, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Ethel Christine Watkins
PLAINVIEW - Ethel Christine Dillard Watkins, 85, died Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2001, in El Paso.
Lila Lunday
FRITCH - Lila Lunday, 88, died Friday, Feb. 23, 2001.
Jessie Cleva Stephens
Jessie Cleva Stephens, 87, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Roy Dean Keys
ALLISON - Roy Dean Keys, 50, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001, in Hemphill County.
Beryl Ellen Richardson
Beryl Ellen Stambaugh Richardson, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Frankie Genn Jr.
Frankie Genn Jr., 33, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, in Oak Grove, Ky.
Joyce Evelyn Owens
Joyce Evelyn Owens, 48, of Amarillo, died Monday, Feb. 19, 2001.
Jeremey Wayne McCarty
ELKHART, Kan. - Jeremey Wayne McCarty, 18, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, in Amarillo.
Oscar M. Noble
SPEARMAN - Oscar M. Noble, 55, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Robert Wayne Hardy
Robert Wayne "Bobby" Hardy, 56, formerly of Amarillo and Boys Ranch, died Friday, Jan. 9, 2001, in Salt Lake City.
Peter J. Prieto Jr.
Peter J. Prieto Jr., 25, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Della Mae Crump
PAMPA - Della Mae Crump, 91, died Thursday, Feb. 22, 2001, in Amarillo.
Marion Kent Hodges
TEMPE, Ariz. - Marion Kent Hodges, 70, formerly of Amarillo, died Sunday, Feb. 11, 2001.
Justin Earl Folk
CANADIAN - Justin Earl Folk, 21, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, in Reydon, Okla.
John Carl Connolly
TEXHOMA, Okla. - John Carl Connolly, 44, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Bettany Rochelle Cisneros
PAMPA - Bettany Rochelle Cisneros, 50, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Bobbie Carreathers
Bobbie Carreathers, 68, of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001.
Palmer Black
HOUSTON - Palmer Black, 97, formerly of Amarillo, died Tuesday, Feb. 20, 2001, in Dallas.
Fay Harbert
DUMAS - Fay Harbert, 96, died Friday, Feb. 23, 2001.
AM Letters: Mind your business
D.E. Rice Construction is concerned that the news reports regarding the Fritch lawsuit settlement have not accurately reported the facts, leaving the impression that Rice's settlement was based on a real risk of liability. That is not the case.
Guest Column: Gender differences shouldn't make a difference
In his Feb. 15 column, Jimmie Hall has collected a group of very impressive, and incomplete, statistics to illustrate his view that the military is in poor shape because of women.
Editorial: Open government wins out
Chalk one up for open government. PM
Van Camp: Cities don't need louder voice
A good example of pure democracy in action is a lynch mob. PM
Editorial: Bush finds a big bargain comparison shopping
Often it is better to be lucky than good. Bill Clinton was blessed with as much luck as talent during his eight years as president. He confounded his adversaries time and again.
Seewald: Election seemed undemocratic
The November election spawned fair consternation regarding the venerable Electoral College. PM
Editorial: Rural county residents to determine tax need
Randall County is getting out of the fire protection business. Because of the success of the property-tax rollback election, commissioners have decided that fighting rural fires should be the responsibility of the county's rural residents. We couldn't agree more.
Editorial: FBI comes under fire
One question jumps out of the J. Edgar Hoover Building, headquarters of the FBI. PM
Editorial: Keep partisan politics out of the courtroom
As the old saying goes, be careful what you wish for, you might just get it.
JobKlub helps tutor, job train
Children and young adults who need tutoring and job training may obtain them through JobKlub, a nonsectarian community service of Community of Grace United Methodist Church, 1525 N. Grand St. PM
Coulter Road Baptist Church to sponsor 'Defending the Faith' seminar
Coulter Road Baptist Church, 4108 Coulter St., will sponsor a "Defending the Faith" seminar from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Frank Harber, professor of evangelism at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, will be the guest speaker. PM
Former atheist to speak at Coulter Road faith seminar
Coulter Road Baptist Church, 4108 Coulter St., will sponsor a "Defending the Faith" seminar from 1 to 6 p.m. Saturday. Frank Harber, professor of evangelism at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary in Fort Worth, will be the guest speaker.
Religion Briefs
St. Laurence Cathedral, 2300 N. Spring St., will hold services for Ash Wednesday at the following times:
Haney: We all have faults, make mistakes
One day in Seattle, one of Microsoft's finest employees was invited by a colleague to join him at a local firing range. PM
JobKlub offers work insight
Children and young adults who need tutoring and job training may obtain them through JobKlub, a nonsectarian community service of Community of Grace United Methodist Church, 1525 N. Grand St.
Religion Briefs
San Jacinto Christian Academy, 501 S. Mississippi St., will host a Fall Enrollment Open House at 2 p.m. Sunday. PM
Shelburne: Jesus had to go through darkness to reach dawn, so must each of us
I have just begun putting together the words that will be printed on Dr. Charles Swindoll's newest book to make you want to buy it.
Couple to be honored for 35 years of service
A special service to honor two members of Central Church of Christ will be 6 p.m. Sunday.
Special service to honor Sneeds
A special service to honor two members will beheld at 6 p.m. Sunday at Central Church of Christ. PM
Earnhardt's legacy more than just titles
DETROIT - Soft walls. Head-and-neck support devices. No restrictor plates. Or even more restrictive restrictor plates. Car-making materials that better absorb the kind of horrific impact that took Dale Earnhardt's life in last Sunday's Daytona 500. Serious input from NASA.
Sherrer has share of lead after first round of Nissan
LOS ANGELES (AP) - Tom Scherrer didn't want to embarrass himself in front of such an important audience - Tiger Woods in his threesome, thousands of fans in tow. He held up just fine Thursday in the first round of the Nissan Open.
Area College Basketball
West Texas A&M at Texas Woman's When: 3 p.m. today. Where: Denton.
Tech women get second shot at Texas
LUBBOCK - Sure, the Texas Tech women's basketball gained a win on Wednesday with its gutsy, come-from-behind performance against Colorado. But it also gained things much more intangible, yet just as important: Momentum and confidence.
Mutombo traded to 76ers
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Philadelphia 76ers hope they traded for an NBA championship Thursday when they acquired Dikembe Mutombo from Atlanta in a six-player deal that sent Theo Ratliff and Toni Kukoc to Atlanta.
Tech looks for 2 in a row; A&M plays host to Raiders
LUBBOCK - It was OK to smile, and celebrate a little Wednesday night.
Texas NBA
SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Derek Anderson scored 20 points and Tim Duncan and David Robinson each had a double-double as the San Antonio Spurs beat the Boston Celtics 100-82 Friday night.
Family and friends remember
CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Maybe this is the way Dale Earnhardt would have wanted it.
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LOS ANGELES (AP) - That $500,000 bonus for winning the West Coast Swing is an afterthought for Davis Love III, who suddenly has a better prize in mind.
Drivers go right back in harms way
They went straight from the church to the racetrack, from a memorial service in Charlotte for Dale Earnhardt to the garages at nearby Rockingham.
Pudge happy with current contract; Rangers contact agent
PORT CHARLOTTE, Fla. (AP) - First A-Rod, now I-Rod.
Alou just wants to stay healthy for whole season
KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) - Moises Alou has shown the Houston Astros that he's one of the best hitters in the game. Now the Astros want to see if he can stay healthy.
Mavs beat Celtics
DALLAS (AP) - Dirk Nowitzki scored 23 points as the Dallas Mavericks, just hours after completing an eight-player trade, beat the Boston Celtics 98-91 Thursday night.
Tupelo dismantles Rattlers, 9-3
Clinging to a 3-2 lead in the second period Friday night, the Tupelo T-Rex exploded for six unanswered goals to knock off the Amarillo Rattlers, 9-3, before 2,137 fans at Cal Farley Coliseum.
Howard traded to Mavs in eight-player deal
WASHINGTON (AP) - Michael Jordan pulled off the improbable Thursday, trading a player believed to be untradable as he dealt Juwan Howard to the Dallas Mavericks in an eight-player trade.
Making those around him better
Free time is one luxury Shane O'Dell doesn't have much of. But the Caprock senior found enough time at noon Friday to accept the Ninth Annual A J Moore Memorial Scholarship.
Broken lap belt may have cost Earnhardt his life
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) - Dale Earnhardt might have survived slamming into a concrete wall at the Daytona 500 if his lap belt had not broken, a NASCAR doctor said.
Stars topple Bruins in OT, 5-4
DALLAS (AP) - Joe Nieuwendyk's goal one minute into overtime kept the Dallas Stars unbeaten in their last seven games against Boston with a 5-4 victory on Friday night.
Dale Earnhardt Jr. On His Father
I know a man whose hands are so callused that gloves aren't necessary. Once, while cutting down a tree, he cut the back of his hand to the bone with a chainsaw. He didn't even stop to look until the job was done.
Sports Briefs
West Texas A&M's Lone Star Conference South Division opener, originally scheduled for Friday and Saturday, has been rescheduled for Sunday and Monday against Tarleton State in Stephenville.
Alabama receives investigation notice from NCAA
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (AP) The University of Alabama was formally notified Thursday that the NCAA is investigating allegations of recruiting violations in its football program.
Racing fans honor their fallen king
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) - In a way, the stack of Busch Light beer cases outside Doug and Glenda Hall's camper serves as a tribute to Dale Earnhardt.
Howard won't be relied on to carry Mavericks' load
DALLAS (AP) - Juwan Howard isn't expected to be the go-to guy for the Dallas Mavericks.
Earnhardt fans invited to local memorial set for Saturday
The Valley View Church of the Nazarene has scheduled a memorial service for Dale Earnhardt at 10 a.m. at the church, 7601 S. Western. Earnhardt died Sunday when his car struck the retaining cement wall on the final lap of the Daytona 500.
Spellmann: Big question: Should you turn PC off when not in use?
That question is one of the most frequent queries I receive on a weekly basis. (And trust me, I receive a LOT of questions.) Let's look at the Pro's and Con's of each option.
Behold the future of music: A conventional-looking portable CD player that also plays CD-R discs filled with either the ultrapopular MP3 computer format or Microsoft Corp.'s technologically superior WMA format.
Bill would lower tax rollback rate
AUSTIN - Lubbock Rep. Carl Isett filed legislation Thursday to allow a lowered rollback rate on taxes.
Agent shot in arm; drug suspect killed
HOUSTON (AP) - An unidentified Hispanic male was killed and an undercover Drug Enforcement Administration agent was shot in the arm after a drug buy on Friday.
Dallas man might be serial killer
DALLAS - Law enforcement officials believe they have arrested a serial killer who for years terrorized young women in Ciudad Juarez, just across the border from El Paso.
State to audit Energas
The Texas Railroad Commission will audit Energas and three other natural gas distribution utilities to determine whether consumers have paid illegally high gas bills.
Woman hurt when car strikes DPS vehicle
An Amarillo woman was injured Wednesday morning when her vehicle rear-ended a Department of Public Safety vehicle about two miles north of New Deal.
Ratliff to state plans for office of governor
AUSTIN - Acting Lt. Gov. Bill Ratliff will announce next week whether he will launch an exploratory committee to prepare for a statewide election in 2002, according to a statement issued Friday.
Alleged serial killer deported to Mexico
DALLAS - A man who Mexican authorities suspect may be a serial killer of young women in Ciudad Juarez was deported early Friday to Mexico.
Pfizer to appeal $18 million verdict in asbestos case
EL PASO (AP) - Pfizer Inc. said Friday it plans to appeal an $18 million verdict levied against the pharmaceutical company by an El Paso jury.
Contract policy change sought
AUSTIN - The state's 250 agencies handle $14 billion worth of contracts but there is no statewide policy or oversight of such expensive negotiations.
Amnesiac minister loses reaffirmation leadership vote
DALLAS - Members of a predominantly gay and lesbian church Friday fell short of the two-thirds margin needed in a vote to reaffirm the leadership of a minister with a mysterious past.
Auto rates may go up
Many of Texas' largest auto insurance companies have opted to raise rates this year despite a move by the state's top insurance regulator to force rates down slightly. PM
Medicaid contractor denies fraud allegations
AUSTIN - Electronic Data Systems Corp. denied in letters to stockholders and Texas legislators that it defrauded the state's Medicaid program.
SPS seeks to add fee to residential rates
AUSTIN - Southwestern Public Service Co.'s residential customers could see about $17 tacked to their electric bills beginning this summer.
Bomb scare at Capitol
AUSTIN - A man drove a pickup truck through the front gate of the Texas Capitol grounds Friday morning and tried to blow up the truck before he was stopped and seized by police. Authorities said no one was injured.
High Plains grain report
Texas High Plains cash grain markets Thursday closed unchanged to mostly 1 cent lower for wheat and corn, 1-3 cents lower on soybeans, and 1-2 cents lower for grain sorghum.
Ethanol production eyed
AUSTIN - Legislation to bring ethanol production to Texas is being considered by a House panel.
Restaurant can't stay in building hit by twister
FORT WORTH - Six weeks after a tornado ravaged downtown Fort Worth last spring, a trendy restaurant fought its way back in business - repairing leather-bound menus, replacing cowhide-covered chairs and restoring exquisite Western murals.
Bushland trustees hear details on bond election process
The Bushland Independent School District board of trustees heard a financial presentation on the process of a bond election at its Thursday meeting, said Superintendent John Lemons.
Dentist performs Heimlich maneuver on Ag commissioner
ABILENE (AP) - An Abilene dentist attending the West Texas Farm and Ranch Show luncheon came to the rescue of Texas Agriculture Commissioner Susan Combs when a piece of meat became lodged in her windpipe.
Auto insurance rates might rise
Many of Texas' largest auto insurance companies have opted to raise rates this year despite a move by the state's top insurance regulator to force rates down slightly.
Ground broken for Cowgirl Hall of Fame
FORT WORTH - Under a bright sunny sky, with 153 women on horseback, Margaret Formby saw her dream of a nationally known cowgirl museum taking shape.
Allison man killed in Thursday rollover
CANADIAN - An attempt to avoid deer in the roadway might have caused an accident that killed Roy Dean Keys of Allison, according to Department of Public Safety Cpl. Larry Dunnam.
Unemployment rises slightly
AUSTIN (AP) - Texas has so far escaped the nation's slowing economy as the state's monthly unemployment rate inched up only slightly in January to a seasonally adjusted 3.8 percent from 3.7 percent.
Gart Sports buys Oshman's
HOUSTON (AP) - Oshman's Sporting Goods Inc. announced Thursday it has been bought by Denver-based Gart Sports Co. in a deal worth $84 million.
Jury deliberates life, death penalty in ambush trial
KARNES CITY (AP) - Jurors began deliberating Thursday whether to give the death penalty or life in prison to a 20-year-old man convicted of helping set up an ambush that killed three South Texas law officers.
Santa Fe school curriculum targets anti-gay sentiment
SANTA FE (AP) - The Santa Fe school board has endorsed a new curriculum for middle and high school students that recognizes homophobia as sexual violence.
Earnhardt's lap belt broken
ROCKINGHAM, N.C. (AP) - Dale Earnhardt's lap belt was found broken after the crash that killed the stock car racing champion near the finish line of the Daytona 500, NASCAR officials said today. PM
Finnish lawmaker in hospital closet after arm injury
HELSINKI, Finland (AP) - A Finnish lawmaker reportedly got a firsthand look at cramped hospital quarters: she was put up in a linen closet after injuring her arm.
Second suspect in slaying might waive extradition
LEBANON, N.H. (AP) - The second of two teen-agers wanted in the slayings of two Dartmouth College professors faces a court hearing today in Indiana and could be returned to New Hampshire by the weekend.
Turkey fights to save stabilization program
ISTANBUL, Turkey - The political and economic crisis roiling Turkey - a NATO member and key U.S. ally - deepened Thursday after the nation abandoned currency controls, letting the lira lose a quarter of its value and angering already struggling Turks.
Report urges Sudan peace talks
WASHINGTON - The United States should organize a peace initiative for Sudan because efforts by the African nation's neighbors to end an 18-year-old war there "hold no promise," says a report compiled with State Department and U.N. participation.
Second suspect in slaying might waive extradition
LEBANON, N.H. (AP) - The second of two teen-agers wanted in the slayings of two Dartmouth College professors faces a court hearing today in Indiana and could be returned to New Hampshire by the weekend.
Judge orders return of prison escapees
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. (AP) - A judge Friday ordered three of the escaped Texas convicts returned to Texas, rejecting arguments that the nation's No. 1 death penalty state is akin to "a country without law."
Technology improves cancer treatment
Powerful new technology that reveals patterns of gene activity inside cells can quickly determine which type of breast cancer a woman has, raising the possibility of more effective treatments.
Bush, Blair seek to continue `special relationship'
CAMP DAVID, Md. - President Bush and British Prime Minister Tony Blair headed into their first meeting Friday facing plenty of issues that could test the "special relationship" between their countries.
Weather expected to hamper efforts to contain wildfire
POLK CITY, Fla. (AP) - Dry, windy weather expected through the weekend could help sustain two wildfires that already have scorched nearly 10,500 acres and closed central Florida's major highway.
Bush chides Saddam, supports Freeh
WASHINGTON - President Bush, in his first full-fledged news conference, declared the military strike against Iraq a success Thursday despite the sub-par performance of U.S. missiles.
State Senate OKs bill to boost hospital funding
SANTA FE (AP) - The state Senate on Thursday unanimously approved legislation sought by several hospitals that fear a loss of federal funds.
Scientists announce studies on medicinal value of marijuana
SACRAMENTO, Calif. - More than four years after California voters legalized medical marijuana, researchers announced Thursday the first batch of studies planned under a $3 million state effort to determine what value pot has as medicine.
Court overturns Oregon compensation law
SALEM, Ore. (AP) - A property compensation measure that critics say could unravel Oregon's nationally admired land-use laws was ruled unconstitutional by a judge Thursday.
Report: Babies of '90s get mixed health review
WASHINGTON - Babies born at the end of the 1990s got a healthier start than those who arrived at the start of that decade in crucial ways: Their pregnant moms were more likely to have seen a doctor and less likely to have smoked.
Hillary Clinton decries brother's pardon efforts
WASHINGTON - Sen. Hillary Rodham Clinton, buffeted by controversy, said Thursday she "did not have any involvement" in the pardons her husband granted on his way out of the White House and expressed dismay that her brother was paid lavishly to lobby for the relief of two men.
House bill calls for gun safeguards
SANTA FE - Gun owners could be prosecuted for failing to safeguard their handguns from children under a bill approved Thursday by the House.
Clinton's census director speaks against Commerce control of final adjustment
WASHINGTON (AP) - A Commerce Department decision that stripped the Census Bureau of the final decision over adjusting the 2000 census sets a dangerous precedent, the former head of the statistical agency said Thursday.
Transplant demands outstrip organ supply
WASHINGTON - The number of patients awaiting organ transplants rose more than five times as fast as the number of transplant operations in the 1990s, the nation's transplant network reported Thursday, documenting an increasingly acute need for livers, hearts and other organs.
Not enough transplants available
WASHINGTON (AP) - The number of patients awaiting organ transplants rose more than five times as fast as the number of transplant operations in the 1990s, the nation's transplant network reported Thursday, documenting an increasingly acute need for livers, hearts and other organs. PM
Study finds little benefit to cooling brain injuries
Cooling the bodies of people with severe head injuries failed to limit brain damage or save lives in a four-year study.
Attorney's office eyeing pardons
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ATLANTA - An outbreak of syphilis in Southern California last year has provided alarming new evidence that gay and bisexual men are lowering their guard against AIDS, the government said Thursday.
Presidents often embarrassed by unruly relatives
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Spy suspect left clues that led to capture
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Season 6
20 Apr. 1999Mine's a Double
During a storm in 1944 Gary is struck by lightning, causing two clones of him to appear - a good Gary and a bad Gary. The bad version ties up the good one and heads into the present to satisfy Yvonne with the passionate sex she is craving. He also gets a gun from Ron, who naturally mistakes him for his friend, and goes back to the Royal Oak where, after alienating Phoebe with his aloof behaviour, he tries to shoot the real Gary. Real Gary and evil Gary return to the shop where Ron overpowers the bad guy. Then the good and rather camp Gary, who has freed himself and ...
26 Apr. 1999All About Yvonne
Following a row with Yvonne Gary moves in with Ron. Ron has a new girl-friend Flic, to whom he has lied about being very wealthy and part-owning footballer Ronaldo. Yvonne has taken up with a handsome Italian, Roberto. This preys on Gary's mind and when he accidentally calls Phoebe Yvonne he explains that he is after an Italian spy called Roberto who has kidnapped a woman called Yvonne. Gary takes Flic and Ron to a restaurant where he knows Roberto is wining and dining Yvonne. He flirts with Flic to make Yvonne jealous and, although Yvonne sees through the ploy, she ...
2 May 1999California Dreamin'
Both Gary's wives want to move to California, though a contract for a statue at the Millenium Dome changes Yvonne's mind. Reg retires though no one comes to his party. Gary and Phoebe take on a night club, employing him as commissionaire. Gary is relieved that Phoebe seems to have relinquished thoughts of emigrating - until, at the club's opening night, she sings one of 'his' songs,' California Dreamin'.
16 May 1999Grief Encounter
Noel Coward and David Lean are filming 'Brief Encounter' and Noel wants a night club scene with Gary accompanying Phoebe on the piano. However Gary does not want filmed evidence of his time travel and instead Noel employs composer Anthony Blair. Gary is jealous when Phoebe and Anthony appear to be intimate on set but they are just acting in the film. Ultimately Phoebe is cut from the film as its star Celia Johnson does not think her character would go to night clubs. In the present Gary has his own Brief Encounter scenario. Yvonne's firm is subject to a hostile ...
23 May 1999...The 'Ouses in Between
Gary finds himself back in the 1880s when Reg's grandfather was a policeman. Gary is to provide entertainment at the Royal Oak but only Marie Lloyd - who looks like Yvonne - finds him entertaining. There is a serial killer on the loose, none other than Jack the Ripper, and when Gary gets back to his shop he finds that Jack the Ripper, also a time traveller, has followed him through the portal. He reluctantly lets Jack go, only for Jack to get run over and killed. This is presumably why the Whitechapel murders ended when they did.
30 May 1999Just in Time
When a workman called Sparks appears and tells Gary he must close the portal behind the shop, Gary decides his loyalties lie with Phoebe in 1944 and leaves Ron the shop. A young man called Brick Beckham comes in, gets chatting to Ron and offers to buy all the stock for one hundred and forty thousand pounds. Sparks has told Gary the portal will take four hours to close but, come the deadline, it is still open and he comes back to the empty shop to discover that the anomaly that was closed was the gateway to 2168, through which Brick Beckham has passed with all the ...
6 Jun. 1999How I Won the War
Gary and Phoebe join a concert party in Belgium to entertain the troops but the party is accidentally dropped off behind enemy lines. Gary tries to create a diversion when the Germans advance by dressing as Hitler. The party is saved but Gary's face is sore having pulled off his Hitler wig and moustache which were stuck on with spirit gum, so he tells Yvonne he caught his head in a door.
13 Jun. 1999Something Fishie
Gary and Phoebe's club is threatened by two men calling themselves Smith and Jones, protection racketeers demanding fifty pounds a month. Police office Priestley is no help because, unbeknown to the Sparrows, he is taking a cut from them. Gary, using a modern tele-photo lens, stakes out the men's house from across the road and snaps the corrupt officer taking his bribe, thus ending the racket. In the present Ron is recovering from Flic leaving him but a doodle-bug which landed near the pub in the forties has now exploded, blowing up the Millenium Dome and Yvonne's ...
21 Jun. 1999Flash, Bang, Wallop
Yvonne is reading a biography of Noel Coward which contains a photo, taken by Cecil Beaton, of a party Noel gave at the Sparrows' night club, in which Gary figures. When Gary's efforts to stop the photo being taken fail he raids Beaton's studio and destroys the negative but is arrested. Noel and Reg both come to bail him out and accidentally feature in the mug shot the zealous young copper is taking of Gary, rather than Gary himself. This photo now replaces the one of Gary in the book but, whilst Ron accidentally books himself into a holiday with amorous old ladies, ...
28 Jun. 1999Accentuate the Positive
Yvonne finds a photo of Gary with Phoebe. He claims that it is of his grandfather but she is suspicious and follows him, seeing him vanish into thin air as he goes down the passage. Ron explains to her what has been happening and Gary attempts to tell Reg but he's too drunk after celebrating V.E. Day. Gary saves future prime minister Clement Attlee from being assassinated and thinks that maybe this is why he was sent back in time. He tries to get back to 1999 but the portal has closed for good and he and Yvonne say their goodbyes on either side as Gary prepares to ...
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Softball Bears Drop Extra-Inning Affair to Tulsa, 2-1
April 11, 2012
The Missouri State softball team (17-17, 5-7) dropped its first extra inning game of the season in a 2-1 loss to Tulsa (27-8) at Killian Stadium on Wednesday. The eight inning game is the longest of the year for MSU.
"We played a good game against a good team," said head coach Holly Hesse. "We did a lot of things right today, they just had a big hit late that was the difference. Nat(alie) threw really well and gave us a chance to win. Our defense played well with Duck(worth) and Duewel making some big plays."
Senior Natalie Rose threw her 14th complete game of the season while striking out four. She did not allow a walk for the 18th time this season.
The Bears jumped in front in the fourth inning. Heather Duckworth continued her hot hitting by depositing a 1-2 pitch over the right center field fence for her first home run of the season. It was her team-leading 17th RBI of the season and 11th in the last seven games.
In the sixth inning, Tulsa got its first extra-base hit of the game with a leadoff double. Two batters later, a single scored the tying run for the Golden Hurricane. But Rose would limit the damage to just one run.
Missouri State tried to rally in its half of the sixth. Rebecca McPherson doubled with one out bring Duckworth to the plate. Duckworth lined a drive to left field, but the UT fielder made the play to stop the rally.
Neither team scored in the seventh, sending the game to extra innings. With two outs in the top of the eighth, Tulsa pieced together a pair of hits including a game-deciding triple into the right field corner to take a 2-1 advantage.
Ashley Brentz and Stacia Boeckstiegel each recorded a hit in the game extending their hitting streaks to six and four games, respectively.
The Bears will continue the home stand with a three-game set against Southern Illinois on April 14 and 15. Games begin at 12:00 p.m. both days. A free youth clinic will be held following Sunday's game. Missouri State will play a double header against Wichita State next Wednesday, April 18 to wrap up the home stand. Tickets can be purchased at the ticket window at Killian Stadium on game days.


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Amarillo police arrested a 20-year-old man after he refused to get out of his Mustang and reportedly hit an officer as he backed his car into another vehicle Tuesday night.
Officers were dispatched to Camelot Inn, 2508 E. Interstate 40, at 6:15 p.m. on a report of a fight and later encountered a man in a Mustang in the motel's parking lot, Cpl. Jerry Neufeld said.
An officer asked the man to get out of his car, but he then put the vehicle into reverse, Neufeld said. Despite repeated commands to get out of the vehicle, the man slammed his vehicle into reverse and hit a car behind it three times.
The second time, the vehicle hit an officer in the knees. The third time it was in reverse, the car's mirror hit the officer's holster, Neufeld said.
The man then reportedly sped his car away from police. The car then made a U-turn and headed westbound toward police, who drew their service weapons, Neufeld said.
The driver ducked, but still accelerated his vehicle. The officers turned to avoid being hit, Neufeld said.
The car continued moving until it hit a nearby street pole. The driver then got out and started running but was captured after a short foot chase with police, Neufeld said.
Police arrested Robert Earl Haney, 20, of Amarillo on suspicion of aggravated assault on a public servant, Neufeld said.
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A motorist is dead after the van he was driving crashed into the rear of a school bus Tuesday night in Ozaukee County, the sheriff's office said.
The crash was reported shortly before 7 p.m. at State Highway 57 at County Highway D in the Town of Fredonia, according to a news release from the Ozaukee County Sheriff's Office.
According to the release, the bus, owned by Riteway Bus Services, had just entered southbound Highway 57 from westbound Highway D when it was struck from behind by a 2003 Chevrolet van.
The driver of the van, a male, was pronounced dead at the scene of the crash and the crash remained under investigation late Tuesday, according to the release.
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Impromptu photoshoot in Shibuya.
Now that there is a dapper looking gent.
Fantastic photo you've taken here.
hello my new best friend
I love how both sides are mirroring each other, with the ladies walking, the vehicles, and buildings.
Thank you! I took a series of shots with this pose and settled on this one for exactly that reason!
Love his shirt and the tie♥ .The jacket is too long
i guess nobody's crazy bought a sharp dressed man then
i imagine one of my friends looking like this in the future XD
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Thanks! It's actually not a candid street photo. I ran into a friend of mine and asked him to pose.
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FLORENCE, Ala. Skeet Reese came into this week's Bassmaster Elite Series event on Pickwick Lake expecting nothing and hoping for everything. After Saturday, he's closing in on his second straight victory, continuing his red-hot run at the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year trophy.
Reflections from Day Three
Skeet Reese, Kevin Short and Cliff Pace talk about what was and what's to come.
The Auburn, Calif., pro vaulted into first place with a 20-pound, 4-ounce limit building his three-day total to 52 pounds, 3 ounces, at the Alabama Charge.
While Reese took the lead, it's not much of one. He holds a scant 2-ounce margin over Cliff Pace of Petal, Miss. But Reese has been dominating all season, notching finishes of second, fifth and first thus far in Elite competition.
Looking for redemption after narrowly missing out on the Angler of the Year title last year, Reese circled Pickwick Lake at the start of the season as a fishery that could cause him problems. After all, this would be his first ever visit to Pickwick. Add in the changing conditions -- which include fluctuating water levels and nasty weather -- and it spelled possible disaster for Reese's bid at the coveted AOY trophy.
"I'm actually very surprised I'm in this position," said Reese, the 2007 Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year. "I was thinking that a top-20 would be good heading into this event so this is icing on the cake. I'm just going to have to punt and grind it out on Sunday."
Fishing fans can catch all the on-the-water action from the four-day event on The Bassmasters, which airs Saturday, May 9, at 9 a.m. ET on ESPN2 (re-airs Sunday, May 23, at 10 a.m. ET on ESPN2). The daily weigh-ins for all regular-season Elite events and the two postseason events will air live on ESPN3.com, ESPN's broadband sports network.
While most anglers have camped out on Pickwick, Reese is locking through and making his run to Wilson Lake. The decision paid off on Thursday as Reese started in third place. But Reese slipped Friday and fell to 13th.
With a tight leaderboard and little separation between the top contingent, Reese was able to take advantage and grab first place, albeit by a slight margin. Saturday, Reese was buoyed by cloudy conditions and landed his big bass -- two that weighed more than 5 pounds -- on an area he identified in practice.
The five-time Bassmaster winner played it close to the vest on specifics of his pattern but did say he is focusing on areas that hold quality bass, but not large quantities.
Repeating his Friday pattern -- working shallow smallmouths in the morning and then moving with the fish to offshore areas -- Pace posted a 16-8 limit, enough for 52-1. While Reese could be essentially by himself in Pickwick on Sunday, Pace must contend with a number of other contenders, and locals, in his community hole.
The area is so saturated with traffic, it has tested Pace's patience all week. The area is holding post-spawn fish and Pace, 28th in the Toyota Tundra Bassmaster Angler of the Year standings heading into this event, has been largely capitalizing on the offshore areas as the fish move deeper.
Just five ounce behind Pace in third was Aaron Martens of Leeds, Ala, with 51-12. Matching Martens was Kevin Short, who led the first two days. Short of Mayflower, Ark., said the clouds and rain killed his bite Saturday and he would have to go back to the drawing board for the final day of competition.
Martens is a Tennessee River impoundment guru, having won an Elite event on Guntersville last year. In fifth was Mike Iaconelli of Pittsgrove, N.J., with 51-9. Iaconelli was the last of five anglers within 1 pound of the lead.
Just outside that contingent was Steve Kennedy of Auburn, Ala., with 50-14. Also qualifying for the final-day was Dean Rojas, who started the event in 83rd after the first day, and Rick Morris of Lake Gaston, Va., in 11th.
Just like the first two days of competition, all competing anglers were able to land a limit. With inclement weather set for Sunday, BASS officials will make a determination in the morning on how the competition day will unfold.
BASS has visited Pickwick Lake, a 47,000-acre Tennessee River fishery, for six events, including a 2002 Southern Open won by Boyd Duckett of Demopolis, Ala., with 33 pounds, 8 ounces. He just missed the cut on Friday, finishing 15th.


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Heightened Security: OpenSSL 1.0.0 Beta 1
OpenSSL is approaching version 1.0: the first beta provides a few enhancements and the project is calling for tests.
No April Fool's joke, the first beta version of OpenSSL has been released. The toolkit has been around under Linux for years, although the project so far has been very conservative in its versioning. OpenSSL developers are now asking the community to test the 1.0.0 first beta and send patches and bugs to firstname.lastname@example.com.
Per changelog, numerous changes occurred in the libraries since version 0.9.8. Digest and cipher names no longer require the dgst and cipher keywords on the command line. The hash format for certificate directory links was improved and now uses the SHA1 instead of MD5 algorithm. Changes sponsored by Google are showing up related to certificate revocation lists (CRLs). The changelog accompanies the source code and has further details.
OpenSSL is a free implementation of Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) v2/v3 and Transport Layer Security (TLS) v1, further based on the SSLeay library developed by Eric A. Young and Tim J. Hudson. It generates and manages certificates and creates keys. Sources for OpenSSL are available on the project's download page.
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