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Lee - Vick
Krista Lee and Dr. Dwight Vick were married Saturday, June 14, at the Lee family lakeshore cabin at Spirit Lake, Iowa. Dr. Edgar Moore, retired theology and history professor at Baldwin-Wallace College, currently of Berea, Ohio, and Mr. Michael Moore of Sioux City, Iowa, officiated. Mr. Moore is a lifelong friend of the bride.
Osborne - Kinney
Chelsey Osborne and Jason Kinney were married Friday, Aug. 8, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. The Rev. Todd Blackhurst officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Ledoux
Beth and Gary Ledoux of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary in Oklahoma City.
Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Genevieve and Bill Ward of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary with a dinner and cake with family and friends. The event was hosted by Cindy Klause, friend of the couple of Amarillo, and Sonya Culver, Mrs. Ward's cousin of Bartlesville, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Payne
Ann and Larry Payne of Amarillo celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at a surprise party with family and friends at the home of Becky and Johnny Payne. Hosts for the event were Becky, Johnny and Brett Payne, Jenifer, Jeremy and Charcey Payne, and the couple's son, Josh Payne.
Maldonado - McMellon
April Ja'Nae Maldonado and Cale Glen McMellon of Mansfield, La., were married Friday, Aug. 8, at West Amarillo Christian Church. The Rev. Oscar "Spike" Maldonado and the Rev. Glenn Rogers of Mansfield officiated.
Patterson - Waterhouse
Stephanie Glenn Patterson and Nathan William Waterhouse were married Saturday, June 28, at Westcliff Bible Church. Dr. Steven Waterhouse officiated.
Kelly - Bryan
Micah Denae Kelly and John David Bryan were married Saturday, Aug. 2, at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Jeff Conway officiated.
Stitt - Doyle
Lisa Michelle Stitt and Bradley Steven Doyle were married Saturday, Aug. 9, at St. Stephen United Methodist Church. Dr. Jim Smith officiated.
Myers - Hunnicutt
Jessica D. Myers and R.L. "Snapper" Hunnicutt were married Friday, Aug. 8, at Trinity Fellowship Chapel. The Rev. Joseph Myers, father of the bride, and the Rev. R.L. Hunnicutt, father of the groom, officiated
Prescott - Currie
Lindsay Mae Prescott and Shane Bruce Currie were married Friday, July 18, in Tulum, Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Calcote
Maureen and Chet Calcote of Amarillo celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at Westminster Presbyterian Church. The event was hosted by their children and grandchildren.
Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong
Mary Lou and Tom Armstrong of Dumas celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary with a candlelight dinner on their anniversary day and have plans for a cruise with their children and their spouses as the main celebration in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Corley
Frances and Dave Corley of Canyon celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary at a family dinner and have a family trip planned later this year.
North - Coursey
Lindsay North of Friona and Steven Coursey were married Saturday, June 20, at Country Home Weddings in Canyon. The Rev. Charles Broadhurst, grandfather of the groom, officiated.
Shakespeare in a flash
Most people don't want to watch all of William Shakespeare's plays in one sitting.
'Cotton Patch Gospel' set for 5 performances
Local theater troupe Merely Players will present five additional performances of "Cotton Patch Gospel" this month.
Engage warp drive: Sci-fi stars do Shakespeare
Stratford-Upon-Avon, England - It's "Hamlet," but not as we know it.
Hall of Fame to host art show, sale
The American Quarter Horse Hall of Fame and Museum will host an art show and sale from Thursday to Nov. 14.
AMoA to open temporary exhibitions; preview set Aug. 21
The Amarillo Museum of Art will open two temporary exhibitions this week.
Memoir heads to Starbucks retailers
SEATTLE - Helene Cooper's "The House at Sugar Beach," a memoir about growing up in Liberia during that country's civil war, is the latest book selected by Starbucks to be featured at its stores nationwide.
PPHM sets talk, walk on Griffin collection
Gary Griffin will lead a Griffin Art Collection Walk and Talk at the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum on Saturday.
Shakespeare in the Park
The gripping and bloody story of Macbeth will play out under open skies as the 11th annual Shakespeare in the Park event begins this week.
Franchisees save Bennigan's
NEW YORK - The Bennigan's down the street may be shuttered for now, but its doors could be open again if the franchisees of the distressed chain get their way.
Forum on franchises
Franchises might look alike all across the country, but people hoping to buy into one soon learn they're not cookie-cutter operations.
Top soybean grower shares tactics
STARK CITY, Mo. - In the soybean world, Kip Cullers is the equivalent of a rock star.
Encarta keeping tabs on biz buzz
NEW YORK - Buzzwords have always been a part of the business lexicon.
Firewood demand heats up
DURHAM, Maine - On a recent scorching-hot summer day, workers at Reed's Firewood used heavy equipment to cut logs into firewood until it was too dark to see.
Many drug prices double
WASHINGTON - Pharmaceutical companies are increasingly hiking the prices of specialty medications by 100 percent or more - sometimes much more - attracting scrutiny from lawmakers who have pledged to lower health care costs.
Feds probing packaged-ice market
Federal prosecutors are investigating an alleged criminal price-fixing conspiracy in the $1.8 billion packaged-ice market, with the help of a former industry executive who told authorities the collusion was nationwide and forced up prices for consumers and businesses.
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Lockheed Martin to settle charge
WASHINGTON - Lockheed Martin Corp. will pay $4 million to settle federal charges that it took unauthorized steps to sell missiles overseas and revealed classified information, according to an agreement with the government.
Oil & Gas Report
New Location, Completion & Plugging Report
American ups mileage for free trip
FORT WORTH - It could soon cost you more miles to earn a free trip on American Airlines.
Exciting Changes at Southpark Pharmacy
Southpark Pharmacy has completed a remodeling project that involves a new layout, customer service area, departments and an expanded screening area.
Ex-CU coach McCartney takes aim at bigger goals
Although the most famous McCartney in the world - ex-Beatle Sir Paul McCartney - received the most news for gracing the city limits of Amarillo last week, another rather famous McCartney of the sporting world also visited this city.
Stephenville safety shows promise for Tech
LUBBOCK - Cody Davis picked off or broke up so many passes in high school that it came to define him. It might have even overshadowed some of the other stuff he did playing safety for Stephenville.
UT looks for receiver depth
AUSTIN - The list of proven, dependable receivers at Texas reads like this: Quan Cosby, Jordan Shipley and ... OK, so it's a short list.
Rich credits his roots
Traces of the Texas Panhandle are evident in the music of Amarillo native John Rich.
Dark drama kicks off ALT's season
Amarillo Little Theatre opens its 2008-09 season with a drama about a former abusive affair between a man and a child.
Dr. Gott: Acupuncture worked for her nerve damage
Dear Dr. Gott: I am a 75-year-old woman who had major problems with my hands several years ago, and I'm rapidly losing the use of them.
Celebrate China
With the Olympics making headlines in Beijing, China is on everybody's mind.
Heloise: Check your BCC in e-mail
Dear Heloise: I'm so grateful that you include hints for all parts of our lives, as all things have become more complicated. Recently, I received some especially vile political propaganda. I noticed that the sender seemed familiar and recognized it from the address lists on frequent e-mails I receive from friends.
Dear Abby: Standing up to sitter stealer won't help
Dear Abby: My friend stole my baby sitter! It began when "Mimi" asked for the name of our sitter. She didn't have one and said she would be confident using the girl we were using. She explained that it would be only to "occasionally" relieve her parents, who usually looked after the kids. Unlike Mimi, we have no family in town.
Dear Abby: Deadbeats abandon pets, homes
Dear Abby: I work for a major lending company and have cleaned out foreclosed homes. Too many times, I find animals who have died from exposure or literally starved to death.
Borden-Maldonado maintain lead
The low-ball round of the 16th Annual Coors Partnership at Comanche Trail Golf Course on Saturday did nothing to change an already crowded leaderboard.
Sorenstam trails by 2 shots in Swedish farewell
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Annika Sorenstam shot a 1-under 71 and trailed by two shots after leader Lill Saether tied the course record with a 64 Saturday in the rain-shortened Scandinavian TPC.
Romero red-hot in rain
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - All it took was one record-tying round and several claps of thunder for Oakland Hills to finally look vulnerable Saturday in the PGA Championship.
Mickelson misses opportunities early
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Phil Mickelson wasn't the best lefty in his twosome.
Sorenstam's Swedish finale
STOCKHOLM, Sweden - Amy Yang of South Korea spoiled Annika Sorenstam's finale on home turf, tying the course record with a 9-under 63 Sunday for a six-shot victory at the Scandinavian TPC.
Weiss-Hargis capture Coors Partnership
Ben Hargis' goal this summer has been to earn a berth in the Coors Tournament of Champions that begins Thursday.
Harrington wins another huge tourney
BLOOMFIELD TOWNSHIP, Mich. - Padraig Harrington isn't interested in sentimental story lines that keep popping up at the majors. He's too busy winning them, and writing his name into the history books.
Slots still available for golf classic
Fewer than 60 slots remain for the West Texas A&M Buffalo Club Golf Classic, which tees off at 1 p.m. Friday at Palo Duro Creek Golf Course in Canyon.
High school volleyball to begin this week
Though school won't start until the final week in August, the high school volleyball season begins this week for teams in the area.
Volleyball season gets started today
High school volleyball teams in the area will break ground today on a new season, with three teams, Class 5A Amarillo High, Class 4A Hereford and Class 2A Bushland, each ranked No. 1.
Versatile Bravo stars in win
Since joining Amarillo three years ago, Danny Bravo has been a major contributor to the success of the Dillas.
Dillas rally past Harlingen
On a night when home plate umpire Woodie Belle decked that dastardly Maverick, Gary Schneidmiller's first hit of the game flattened Harlingen.
Dusters' win advances team to af2 semifinals
SHREVEPORT, La. - The saga of the af2 playoff road warriors continues.
Sit down, folks: Dusters advance to af2 semifinals
SHREVEPORT, La. - The saga of the af2 playoff road warriors continues.
Astros win
At Cincinnati, Miguel Tejada homered and Brian Moehler pitched seven solid innings against his former team, helping Houston beat Cincinnati.
Orioles club Rangers
BALTIMORE - Daniel Cabrera stymied the struggling Texas Rangers for six innings, and the Baltimore Orioles got a homer and four RBIs from Melvin Mora in a 9-0 victory Saturday night.
Column - Greg Jaklewicz: Rangers have new hero
Rangers fans used to go to the ballpark to see a hometown superhero, even in August when Texas was going, going, gone from the pennant race.
Beach volleyball
Being defending world champions, having won 21 straight international matches and getting a visit from President Bush did little for Todd Rogers and Phil Dalhausser. They lost their opening match to a Latvian team that was seeded 23rd in the 24-team field, which means they must win their next two pool-play matches to get into the medal round.
Americans rout Chinese hosts, 101-70
BEIJING - In one heartpounding minute in the first half, LeBron James dunked off a nifty underhanded feed from Dwyane Wade. Then Kobe Bryant flew in and jammed. Then it was Chris Bosh's turn to rattle the rim.
Softball team gives Bush pat on back
BEIJING - President Bush went mountain biking on the Olympic course, got sandy at beach volleyball, got a chalk handprint on his back after a photo with the softball team and watched the women's basketball team win easily. His wife and daughter went on an early tour of the Forbidden City.
Samuel Sanchez of Spain emerged from a sprint to the finish in the shadow of the Great Wall to win the men's road race, a trek that covered 152 miles in hazy air.
Column - Lance Lahnert: Yes, I once went to jail for Frank Shorter in '76
When the summer Olympics roll around every four years, I always think of a small U.S. flag, Frank Shorter and jail.
Women's soccer
So much for the U.S. women's scoring drought. Midfielder Carli Lloyd scored on a first-half volley to lead them past Japan 1-0 in their first game since a 2-0 loss to Norway. Goals are at a premium for this club with scoring leader Abby Wambach out with an injury.
US athletes compete well in team sports
BEIJING - On a day that featured Michael Phelps' first gold medal in Beijing and Dara Torres swimming to silver as a 41-year-old mom, other atheles shined brightly when it was time for them to be in the spotlight.
Romania's Alina Dumitru won the women's 106-pound gold, throwing Cuba's Yanet Bermoy to the mat for the prize after stunning Japan's seven-time world champion Ryoko Tani in the semifinal. Argentina's Paula Pareto and Tani, winner of the last two golds, won bronze.
Postcard from Beijing
"People say, "Everything is bigger in Texas." Those people haven't been to China.
Women's Basketball
Diana Taurasi scored 17 points and Sylvia Fowles added 16 points and 14 rebounds to send the U.S. women strolling past the Czech Republic, 97-57, in front of President Bush and the U.S. men's team. Next up for the U.S. is host China.
Playing hours after learning about the attack on the Bachmans, the U.S. women's team beat Japan 3-1. Emotions came pouring out after, with Logan Tom bursting into tears.
Heat, humidity greater hazards than pollution
BEIJING - After all the worries about Beijing's pollution, in the end, withering heat and humidity took a greater toll on Olympic athletes.
The U.S. men finished atop their qualifying group with a score good enough to clinch a spot in the team finals. Thus, even without injured stars Paul and Morgan Hamm, the Americans still have a shot at a medal - even if it's a slim one.
Chen Xiexia, last year's world champion, dominated Saturday's competition from start to finish, lifting 210 pounds in the snatch and 258 in the clean and jerk.
One down: Phelps swims to gold
BEIJING - Michael Phelps got one of his toughest races out of the way, and it couldn't have been any easier.
Emmons was on target from the start, shooting a perfect 400 in qualifying, then finishing with an Olympic record of 503.5.
US sabre women earn sweep
BEIJING - With Day 1 of the Beijing Olympics almost done, the U.S. medal count was nonexistent. Cuba, Uzbekistan and 16 other countries all had bragging rights over the Americans. The closest thing to glory was a Colorado resident winning gold for the Czech Republic.
Junod picks up $2,000 with victory at Route 66
On a crazy night at Route 66 Motor Speedway, five classes featured 105 cars rushing to the finish line attempting to beat the inevitable rain.
Busch wins at Watkins Glen
WATKINS GLEN, N.J. - Kyle Busch fended off any notion of a mid-season slump Sunday by dominating the Centurion Boats at the Glen, and in the process he clinched the top seed if he qualifies for next month's Chase for the Championship.
Ambrose wins first Nationwide
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. - Marcos Ambrose took advantage of a fortuitous pit stop midway through the Nationwide Zippo 200 at Watkins Glen International on Saturday and easily beat Kyle Busch for his first career NASCAR victory.
No pressure for top 5 drivers
WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. - It rained Friday afternoon at Watkins Glen International and Carl Edwards didn't care. He even stood under a tarp signing autographs, taking time to take pictures and talk with fans.
Dixon wins No. 6 at Meijer Indy 300
SPARTA, Ky. - Scott Dixon is starting to look unstoppable.
Food Establishment Inspection Report
The Food Establishment Inspection Report is a weekly report that appears on Mondays. Information is taken from reports provided by the Bi-City-County Health District and individual reports can be viewed at their Web site at www.ci.amarillo.tx.us/departments/environhealth/foodestablishments.htm
Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Water isn't wimpy
Those were the days, weren't they? When men were men and water was for the weak and injured. Son, you want water? Go join the swim team.
Many buck plan to kill thousands of wild horses
WASHINGTON - Californian Jean Anderson says wild horses are smart and beautiful animals, symbols of the freedom and strength it took to build the United States.
'The Last Word': A film by Jesse Quackenbush
On Halloween morning 1981 a Roman Catholic nun was raped, stabbed and strangled to death in her St. Francis Convent bedroom on Northeast 18th Avenue in Amarillo. Eleven years later, Johnny Frank Garrett, who lived across the street from the convent, was executed for the crime.
Profiles of success: First female mayor realizes dream
"Of course there are days during those college years that are tough, when you have to study for an exam, write two term papers and of course have a little fun along the way. However, I never thought about quitting or giving up. I knew that I would just have to work harder."
DFW among airports likely to lose service
FORT WORTH - From his office overlooking the runways of one of the nation's busiest airports, Dallas-Fort Worth International Airport Chief Executive Jeffrey Fegan sees the slowdown coming this fall.
Crashing the party
Thousands turned out Saturday at Thompson Park to help families prepare children for the beginning of school.
Window on the Past: Surf and turf
In Amarillo, wind is seldom in short supply. Places where one can wind-surf, however, is another story.
Panel to decide road's fate
Smelter Road could be closed to public traffic if the Amarillo Planning and Zoning Commission approves a developer's request Monday.
Digital-television mandate getting clearer
We're going to have a digital revolution, and it's a mere six months away.
Drug center on tap
Residents can attend a hearing Monday night to voice their opinion on establishing a drug-treatment center for former prisoners in north Randall County.
It's All Trew: Stetson led way for modern cowboy hats
The unique history of the felt hat goes back to the mid-15th century, more than 400 years ago, during which time it has been both a symbol of status and social necessity.
Walk down virtual roads
A photo of your house likely made its debut on the World Wide Web last week.
Potter STD rate high in Texas
It's an issue that leaves Amarillo public health officials searching for a clue.
Annual shooting-star show visible now
Tonight a cloud of cosmic dust will create a meteor show that's out of this world.
Cost of living raise mulled
Retired Amarillo firefighters could soon receive their first cost-of-living raise in six years.
Wanted: Officers with two tongues
Requests for bilingual police officers are on the rise in Amarillo.
Chargers blast Cowboys, 31-17
SAN DIEGO - The San Diego Chargers have few open roster spots after reaching the AFC championship game last season. But rookie Jacob Hester is making a strong case for one.
Adam Jones working on his timing
OXNARD, Calif. - It was not what he expected.
Brown kicks 4 field goals as Texans beat Broncos
HOUSTON - David Anderson is far down Houston's depth chart at receiver, but he made the most of his opportunity in the Texans' preseason opener on Saturday night.
Crayton settles in
OXNARD, Calif. - Patrick Crayton hears that outside talk about the Dallas Cowboys needing another veteran receiver, somebody in the No. 2 spot to complement Terrell Owens.
Harry Becker
Harry Becker, 89, of Amarillo died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008.
Lonnie D. Jobe
TULIA - Lonnie D. Jobe, 79, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Olivia Minjarez
Olivia Minjarez, 74, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Harry Becker
Harry Becker, 89, of Amarillo died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008.
Jack Collier
HAPPY - Jack Collier, 72, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Jack Truman Fisher
Jack Truman Fisher, 77, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Americo M. "Chapo" Rivera
Americo M. "Chapo" Rivera, 36, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Ochiltree County.
Audrey L. Shottenkirk
DIMMITT - Audrey L. Shottenkirk, 71, died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008.
Peggy L. Carlson
CLOVIS, N.M. - Peggy L. Carlson, 54, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Joy Dickey
Joy Dickey, 78, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Garret Joel Campsey
Garret Joel Campsey, 24, of Canyon died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008, in Amarillo.
Helen Oakes Holt
Helen Oakes Holt, 97, of Amarillo died Sunday, Aug. 3, 2008.
Alvie "Al" Norfleet
Alvie "Al" Norfleet, 79, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Lawrence V. Mercer
Lawrence V. Mercer
Maxine Koumalats
Maxine Koumalats, 86, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Dr. Leo Gene McAtee
LAVERNE, Okla. - Dr. Leo Gene McAtee, 78, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Woodward.
Nina Pearl Bienroth
FRITCH - Nina Pearl Bienroth, 80, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Borger.
Milford James Potts
HEDLEY - Milford James Potts, 77, died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008, in Amarillo.
Cathryn Sessions
CANADIAN - Cathryn Sessions, 87, died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008, in Norman, Okla.
Ricardo Quintanilla
CLEAR LAKE - Ricardo Quintanilla, 52, formerly of Amarillo, died Saturday, Aug. 2, 2008.
Linda D'Arcy Stone
ROSWELL, N.M. - Linda D'Arcy Stone, 68, formerly of Amarillo, Texas, died Thursday, Aug. 7, 2008.
Neda L. Fugitt
Neda L. Fugitt, 72, of Amarillo died Friday, Aug. 8, 2008.
Column - Allen Graves: Addicts need a process that enables them to return stigma-free to society
The mission statement of the AWARE program is to reduce HIV infection among substance abusers and others indulging in high-risk behavior by teaching skills that foster better decisions, increase the level of independence and promote well-being.
Letter: That letter wasn't ours
We would like to clarify that we were not the writers of the letter to the editor regarding the proposed halfway house that was published in the July 27 edition of the Amarillo Globe-News.
Letter: Obama makes no sense with 'tired' energy plan
Have you checked your tires lately? Do you have a tire-pressure gauge?
Editorial: Fear must not rule meeting
Amarillo might learn something about itself in the next 36 hours.
Column - David Rodriguez: Maverick Club instills the best in our youth
"God First, Home Second, Country Third, the Other Fellow Fourth, Me Last."
Letter: Oppose halfway house
Your voice needs to be heard.
Editorial: No wonder Congress lags
Political junkies know this about President Bush's standing in the polls: He is at near-historic lows, around 25 percent - give her take a point or two.
Editorial: R.I.P., Pat McCarthy
Editorial cartoonists have a reputation. They're mean, often cruel and usually irreverent - or so some folks believe.
Letter: We'll miss McCarthy
Those of us who knew Pat McCarthy will miss his artistic contributions, his infectious smile, his tremendous sense of humor, and most of all, the friendship of a good person.
Letter: Kudos to guest columnist
(Re: Guest column, Aug. 2, "What good is apology now?" by Ricky Pfeil.)
Column - Emmett Solomon: Houses help reduce drug recidivism
HUNTSVILLE - I wish to comment on the Aug. 3 column by John Kanelis, regarding the community portion of the SAFPF program. After the draconian budget cuts by the state in 2003, most of the drug treatment within TDCJ was eliminated.
Letter: Energy cost is a symptom
The high cost of energy is not what is causing our economic problems. It's a symptom, not the cause.
Column - Ken Kramer: Are we an oil state or an energy state?
AUSTIN - With gas prices on the rise, it has become impossible to ignore the fact that we're in an energy crisis.
Letter: Save the courthouse
No matter what younger folks have been led to believe, the old Randall County Courthouse is not a crumbling structure.
Letter: Courthouse worth saving
Although south Amarillo is in Randall County, it has shown to be not supportive of the restoration and preservation of the historic Randall County Courthouse.
Column - John Kanelis: Time has run out on 1909 Randall Courthouse
This might be the sleeper issue of the election, the one that sneaks up on voters who might not have been paying enough attention.
D-II's top gun?
A pattern is developing. Every other year, West Texas A&M is set at quarterback.
Families can meet WT athletes
Youngsters and their parents can meet athletes in all 13 West Texas A&M sports at the first Buffalo Club Block Party scheduled Aug. 23 on the university campus.
WT football tickets go on sale
Remaining reserved West Texas A&M football tickets - fewer than 50 - will go on sale to the public at 9 a.m. Monday.
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Dynamic DEA: A slacks-based measure approach
In data envelopment analysis, there are several methods for measuring efficiency changes over time, e.g. the window analysis and the Malmquist index. However, they usually neglect carry-over activities between two consecutive terms and only focus on the separate time period independently aiming local optimization in a single period, even if these models can take into account the time change effect. In the actual business world, a long time planning and investment is a subject of great concern. For these cases, single period optimization model is not suitable for performance evaluation. To cope with long time point of view, the dynamic DEA model incorporates carry-over activities into the model and enables us to measure period specific efficiency based on the long time optimization during the whole period. Dynamic DEA model proposed by Färe and Grosskopf is the first innovative contribution for such purpose. In this paper we develop their model in the slacks-based measure (SBM) framework, called dynamic SBM (DSBM). The SBM model is non-radial and can deal with inputs/outputs individually, contrary to the radial approaches that assume proportional changes in inputs/outputs. Furthermore, according to the characteristics of carry-overs, we classify them into four categories, i.e. desirable, undesirable, free and fixed. Desirable carry-overs correspond, for example, to profit carried forward and net earned surplus carried to the next term, while undesirable carry-overs include, for example, loss carried forward, bad debt and dead stock. Free and fixed carry-overs indicate, respectively, discretionary and non-discretionary ones. We develop dynamic SBM models that can evaluate the overall efficiency of decision making units for the whole terms as well as the term efficiencies.
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1962 white freightliner, 13 double over, 3:55 Rockwell rear diff. 262 Cummins with big turbo, flowed injectors, reworked injection pump, dual fuel supply lines, Vortox air cleaner, ZZ Chrome 8 inch exhaust.
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The Dorial Green-Beckham breakout is about to happen
Rookie wideout Dorial Green-Beckham is on the verge of taking over.
Rookie wideout Dorial Green-Beckham is on the verge of taking over.
Kenny Stills is moving up fantasy boards. Plus: emerging catchers, backfield changes and more.
Eli Manning should follow in Ryan Fitzpatrick's footsteps in Week 14.
A big-play receiver who's facing one of the NFL's worst pass defenses, the Browns' playmaker is worth the risk.
Value picks are becoming easier to spot as we head into Week 5. Our staff chooses their favorites.
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will GXT3 comes with Open Source License ?
will GXT3 after BETA comes with Open Source License ? or only with Commercial Software License.
Can you please give me exact date for GXT3 release ?
We are very much interested in GXT3.
11 Nov 2011 9:36 AM #2
GXT 3 will be dual licensed just as GXT 2.
GXT 3 Beta is scheduled for Q4.
GXT 3 GA is scheduled for early 2012.-->


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). Pampa Norte (Chile) Pampa Norte consists of two wholly owned operations in the Atacama Desert in northern Chile – Spence and Cerro Colorado. Antamina (Peru) The company owns 33.75 per cent of Antamina, a copper and zinc mine in north central Peru. Antamina also produces molybdenum and lead/bismuth concentrate, as well as small amounts of silver in the form of by-products. Olympic Dam (Australia) The company's wholly owned Olympic Dam mine is a producer of copper cathode and uranium oxide and a refiner of gold and silver bullion. The site includes an underground mine, where the primary method of ore extraction is long-hole open stoping with cemented aggregate fill, and an integrated metallurgical processing plant. Iron Ore business unit This business unit produces iron ore worldwide. The company sells lump and fines products produced in Australia and produces pellets from its operations in Brazil. The company's assets consist of the following: Western Australia Iron Ore (WAIO) (Australia) Operations at WAIO involve an integrated system of mines and approximately 1,000 kilometers of rail infrastructure and port facilities in the Pilbara region of northern Western Australia. The company's focus is to improve output through operating its mines and utilizing available infrastructure at its disposal. The company has expanded its WAIO operations in response to increasing demand for iron ore, particularly from China. The company has completed eight expansion projects to increase its mine, rail and port capacity. This includes the company's plan to continue to improve production following the completion of various expansion projects and ongoing debottlenecking of the supply chain to underpin potential further growth in capacity to 290 million tonnes per annum (100 per cent basis). Lump and fines products are sold to steel mills in China, South Korea, Japan, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Switzerland, and Australia under long-term and short-term contracts. The company's WAIO operations consist of four main joint ventures, such as Mt Newman, Yandi, Mt Goldsworthy and Jimblebar. The company's interest in the joint ventures is 85 per cent, with Mitsui and ITOCHU Minerals & Energy of Australia Pty Ltd owning the remaining 15 per cent. The Mt Newman Joint Venture (JV) consists of various orebodies joined by conveyors and spur lines to a mining hub at Mt Whaleback. Ore is crushed, beneficiated (where necessary) and blended to create lump and fines products. The ore is then transported to port using Mt Newman JV-owned rail facilities. The Yandi JV comprises the Yandi mine where ore is crushed and screened and then transported by rail on the Newman main line. The Mt Goldsworthy JV consists of the Area C mine in the central Pilbara and the Yarrie mine in northern Pilbara. Ore is crushed and screened at Area C and transported by rail to Port Hedland. The company's rail operations are controlled from Perth through its integrated remote operations centre, which co-locates rail control, port production control, mine dispatch control and mine fixed plant control. The company's port facilities are located on both sides of the harbour at Port Hedland. These facilities consist of Nelson Point, owned by the Mt Newman JV, and Finucane Island, owned by the Mt Goldsworthy JV. The port facilities include five ore car dumpers, three lump rescreening plants, eight stackers, five reclaimers, stock and blending yards, and eight ship loaders. Samarco (Brazil) The company is a 50–50 joint venture partner with Vale at the Samarco operation in Brazil. Samarco comprises a mine and three concentrators located in the state of Minas Gerais, and four pellet plants and a port, located in Anchieta in the state of Espirito Santo. Three 400-kilometre pipelines connect the mine site to the pelletising facilities. Samarco's main product is iron ore pellets. Extraction and beneficiation of iron ore are conducted at the Germano facilities in the municipalities of Mariana and Ouro Preto. Pellets are independently marketed by Samarco and sold to steelmakers in 19 countries. Coal business unit This business unit sup
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Great news for landlords and tenants as the new ruling on 1st November by the Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) means that Letting Agents and private landlords must display their non-optional fees in their property adverts for properties to let.
This means that tenants will now be able to see instantly how much it will be to use that letting agent (or private landlord) including any:
- Registartion fee
- Credit Check fee
- Admin fee
- Resigning fee
- Referencing fee
- Basically any FEE that is incurred from start to finish of the tenancy.
Amanda Whaley from Private Landlord Directory says " this is a much needed and massive step forward to bringing more clarity, honesty and openness into the private rented sector PRS). I have heard so many reports from tenants who claim never to have been told the FULL SCALE of charges when first applying for a rented property, especially re-signing fees and fees to give tenant references."
You will see that many of the online letting agents have already changed their listings and it makes interesting reading in the list of fees and the comparison from South to North. Some letting agents have put up a disclaimer whilst others are putting up a list of fees but no prices. (examples below)
Administration fees may apply when renting a property in England, Wales or Northern Ireland. For more details, please contact the agent.
From Friday 1st November 2013, Committee of Advertising Practice (CAP) will consider appropriate follow-up action against advertisers who aren't sticking to the rules of advertising their fees. If you feel you are being mislead or the fees are not available along with the property details you can contact CAP directly at http://www.cap.org.uk
If you would like to see the guidelines that have been issued by CAP then please follow Guidelines for displaying fees
Whilst this ruling stands out as though it applies only to letting agents this is not the case, it also applies to private landlords that are advertising online. Being up-front about charges not only gives tenants a fair deal it also has the knock on effect of being good for business and the reputation of the sector as a whole.
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Tenants, what is important to you when renting a property?
As a private landlord, I do ask questions of tenants and one of those questions is .. what is at the top of your wanted list when looking for a property?
When searching on the Internet what boxes do you tick?
- Cost of Rent
- Deposit
- Location to amenities
- Number of bedrooms
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When searching for a property, you are usually initially searching for a postcode area or town and then you select a radius search on that town. You can then select rent cost. You are not asked about deposit or LHA . Amanda Whaley from Private Landlord Directory says " on our website we ask the landlords to fill in as much detail about the property as possible. These fields include, rent, deposit, referencing fees and whether the landlord will accept LHA tenants"
Amanda goes on to say " We believe that all costs involved with renting a property should be highlighted upfront, so that the tenant is fully aware how much money they need to get together in order to move. There is no point in wasting the landlords or the tenants time if the deposit and reference costs are outside of the tenants budget."
The question that tenants are faced with is.. do you rent a property which is slightly cheaper and fore-go parking or utility efficiency? Many properties that are slightly cheaper are lacking in some feature that is required by most tenants. Example, you may find a property is slightly cheaper as the heating is storage heating which is more expensive to run in the long run especially over winter.
The increase in the supply of rented properties has certainly lead to the tenants having more of a choice in what property to rent but it will never change for the people who have little choice due to having no deposits and who are on LHA.
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CALGARY, Alberta -- Dion Phaneuf found himself in the
spotlight Saturday after struggling in his playoff debut for the
Calgary Flames.
"Dion was not very good, especially early in the game," Flames
coach Darryl Sutter said Saturday, a day after the team's 2-1
overtime win over the Anaheim Mighty Ducks.
It's criticism that was seldom heard during the regular season
when Phaneuf compiled a montage of highlight-reel hits while
becoming the third rookie defenseman to score 20 goals. Sutter,
also the team's general manager, quickly tempered his assessment.
"You're talking about a boy that just turned 21," said Sutter,
whose brother, Brent, coached Phaneuf in juniors. "When you're 21
and playing in that element and in a position that next to the
goalie is absolutely the toughest on the ice, it's not easy."
The team's reliance on Phaneuf doesn't leave much wiggle room
for error.
Partnered with veteran Roman Hamrlik, Phaneuf averaged 21:43 in
ice time during the regular season, the fourth-highest total on the
team. He also quarterbacks the Flames' power play and takes a
regular turn killing penalties.
"It's his first National Hockey League playoff game and you're
not playing him 12-15 minutes, you're playing him extensively,"
Sutter said. "You talk with the other guys and ask them about
their first playoff games and it's significant."
Phaneuf's struggles Friday night were magnified when Calgary
received three power-play opportunities to open the game but didn't
generate any dangerous chances.
"When you're a guy that's looked on as a power-play guy and you
get three right off the top and you're a little bit nervous,"
Sutter said. "He'll learn lots from it because he's a quick
Phaneuf admits he did struggle early in the game.
"I wouldn't pinpoint any one thing. I just have to play my game
and I didn't do that for the first little bit," Phaneuf said.
Fellow defenseman Andrew Ference, who at age 27 is a wily
veteran in comparison, is just two years removed from making his
playoff debut. He recalls what it was like for him in 2003-04 and
how things settled in as the postseason ground on.
Nearly two months and 26 games later, Ference had emerged as a
key cog in Calgary's defense. He doesn't expect anything less from
the talented Phaneuf.
"The learning curve is continuous, it's just that Dion's
starting point is so much different than it is for most people,"
Ference said. "The good thing with Dion is when he learns lessons,
there's no glaring black marks that he has to fix in his game, his
lessons are tiny little details that coaches can work on after
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looks forward to getting back on the ice in game two on Sunday
night and showing more of his regular-season form.
"I definitely need to be better individually but our main goal
was to win the hockey game and we did that. Now we move on to
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Sutter says the key is for him to simply stick to his strengths.
"When you're young like that, you just have to stick to those
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Fisher-Price's Imaginext DC Super Friends line brings the world of DC superheroes to life for preschoolers. The three-inch Batman with Jet Pack figure is decked out in Batman's signature black and gold uniform. The jetpack features manually spinning fan blades and can be removed from the Batman figure. The action figure's wide feet help the figure stand up on its own.
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Yup. My results have all come back. I was asked if I wanted to know everything... I said yes.
Reason I had the miscarriage: they don't know... They did NOT have down syndrome like they originally thought. They did more testing and all the tests came back negative. They don't know why I miscarried but they suspect it was because of my weight. I had gained about 15 pounds before I got pregnant due to issues with the no job thing. It was due to stress and such.
They also told me that if I wanted to get pregnant again that I would need to try to get myself under 300 pounds. Which I totally understand. It's best for my health and the baby's health. So for the next 3 to 6 months, I'll be working out to lose weight and better my health. They also told me that If in 3 months i've lose 15 pounds like they had planned, they said they they can put me on a medication to supress some of my appetite to help with my binge eating that I have issues with.
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HarvestH2o Introduces Rainwater Harvesting Site Analysis Tool
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HarvestH2o has introduced a rainwater harvesting site analysis tool. The tool provides a homeowner or builder information pertaining to how much rain it is possible to harvest, as well as other critical information required to properly design a rainwater catchment system.
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Rainwater Harvesting to the Rescue
Growing, intertwined water challenges confront us: Storm water is polluting watersheds, and there is a global shortage of clean water and growing demand for freshwater.
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'Water Man of India' Wins 2015 Stockholm Water Prize
Rajendra Singh received the prize for improving water security in rural India
Rajendra Singh, known as the "Water Man of India," was named the 2015 Stockholm Water Prize Laureate for his water restoration efforts, improving water security in rural India and showing courage and determination in his quest to improve the living conditions for those most in need.
Singh, born 1959, lives and works in the Indian state of Rajasthan. In close cooperation with local residents, he and his organization have revived several rivers, brought water and life back to a thousand villages and given hope to countless people.
University of Hawaii to Host Rainwater Catchment Workshops
Nine community workshops will provide information about rainwater catchment systems and free water quality testing kits
The University of Hawaii Sea Grant College Program will hold nine free community workshops across the island to give residents access to information about rainwater catchment systems, safety, monitoring and proper maintenance. Water quality testing kits and instructions will be provided to workshop attendees free of charge.
North Carolina County Hosts Annual Rain Barrel Sale
Orders must be placed by April 24 to receive the discounted rate
The town of Boone, N.C., and Watauga County are hosting their annual rain barrel sale. Customers must order their barrels online by April 24, 2015. Because of bulk purchasing and delivery, the town and county are able to offer the barrels at a discounted rate of $75. The pickup day will be May 1, 2015.
Rainwater Rules
Almost all of the water that has ever existed on our planet is the same water we see today, 97% of which is non-potable seawater. The remaining 3% is freshwater, mostly locked in ice caps, glaciers and the ground. Only a fraction of a percentage is the surface water we typically depend on. To put it in perspective, if all of the Earth's water were condensed down to fit into a single gallon jug, the freshwater readily available for our use would only equal about one tablespoon.
Standards & treatment considerations for rainwater harvesting systems
Rainwater Reliance
Aaron and Rebecca Howald of Franklin, Tenn., are busy professionals — she an attorney and he an executive for a national building products company. Their home site outside of Nashville might not have been buildable were it not for rainwater harvesting — it is distant from municipal water supplies, and wells in the area can be problematic.
Tennessee home is 100% dependent on rainwater
AWWA: SDWA Anniversary Cause to Celebrate, 'Renew Our Commitment' to Safe Water
AWWA CEO David LaFrance thanks water professionals nationwide for keeping water safe for drinking
Dec. 16, 2014, marked the 40th anniversary of the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), which today includes regulations for more than 90 contaminants. American Water Works Assn. (AWWA) CEO David LaFrance issued the following statement to mark the occasion.
Water Reuse Goes to School
This article will review the benefits and challenges of implementing water reuse strategies, focused on building heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) and plumbing systems at the new 217,000-sq-ft Milton Union K-12 School. Public policy changes (codes, etc.) needed to be addressed during a project to more readily integrate these strategies into the building design. A summary of the water savings associated with incorporating these strategies is described herein.
K-12 school uses rainwater for toilet flushing & irrigation
Cool Energy Savings
Commercial applications for harvested rainwater are no longer a rarity in the U.S., though few uses of this heaven-sent water match the AdvancED facility in Alpharetta, Ga., for sustainability and energy efficiency. The U.S. Green Building Council thought so, too — the new global headquarters facility earned LEED Gold status.
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The Irmo Yellowjackets basketball team won Friday's away non-conference game against rival school Lexington by a score of 64-57.
(December 2, 2011: Lexington, SC 29072) Irmo Yellowjackets (Columbia, SC) backers were in high spirits Friday as they witnessed their basketball squad nip the host Lexington Wildcats (Lexington, SC), 64-57 in a non-league bout.
With the win, Irmo upgrades its record to 4-0 on the season. The Yellowjackets host White Knoll (Lexington, SC) to play the Timberwolves in a non-league bout on Tuesday, December 6. The Timberwolves go into the bout with a record of 2-2. White Knoll won 46-36 in their recent non-league bout against Brookland-Cayce (Cayce, SC)
Next up, the Wildcats play the Columbia Capitals (Columbia, SC) in a non-league bout, on Tuesday, December 6. Lexington will attempt to upgrade on its 4-1 season record. The Capitals go into the bout with a 2-0 record after their 55-52 non-league win over Dreher (Columbia, SC).


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HOUSTON — The Space Exploration Technologies Corp. (SpaceX) Dragon spacecraft was berthed to the International Space Station at 8:56 a.m. EST Sunday. The delivery flight was the second contracted resupply mission by the company under NASA's Commercial Resupply Services contract.
Space station Expedition 34 crew members Kevin Ford and Tom Marshburn of NASA used the station's robotic arm to successfully capture Dragon at 5:31 a.m. The capture came one day, 19 hours and 22 minutes after the mission's launch. The station was 253 miles above northern Ukraine. Following its capture, the spacecraft was installed onto the Earth-facing port of the Harmony module through ground commands issued by mission control at NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston.
Read more at: http://www.nasa.gov/home/hqnews/2013/mar/HQ_13-067_SpaceX_2_Berthing.html


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Two aldermen with direct ties to the St. Clair Area Chamber of Commerce and/or its executive director gave their support to shift some funding in the proposed 2014 city budget so it includes money that would allow the city to pay the Chamber for services.
The same duo also officially could vote to adopt that proposed city budget next month that includes economic development funds directed to the Chamber for potential services rendered.
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