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Due to the Big Ten beginning a nine-game conference football schedule in 2016, the Nebraska Cornhuskers and the Northern Illinois Huskies have canceled their 2016 game at Soldier Field in Chicago.
The Soldier Field match-up was part of a three-game series that was announced in December of 2012. The game was scheduled for Sept. 24, 2016, along with two more games at Memorial Stadium in Lincoln on Sept. 2, 2017 and Sept. 14, 2019.
Nebraska needed to cancel the 2016 game vs. NIU because they needed to get down to three non-conference games due to the Big Ten's move to a nine-game schedule.
As a result of the cancellation, Nebraska has completed their 2016 football schedule. The Cornhuskers open the season with three straight non-conference games at home against Fresno State (Sept. 3), Tennessee (Sept. 10), and Wyoming (Sept. 17).
Although Nebraska and NIU will not meet in 2016, the two schools did add two additional games to the contract which means they will now meet a total of four times.
"The Big Ten schedule necessitated these changes, and we are happy that the Cornhuskers will remain on the Huskie football schedule going forward with the addition of the 2021 and 2023 games to the 2017 and 2019 contests," NIU Deputy Athletic Director Christian Spears said. "We have reached out and are actively working on returning to Soldier Field against a quality opponent in the future."
Adding to the games in 2017 and 2019, Nebraska will also host NIU in Lincoln on Sept. 4, 2021 and Sept. 16, 2023.
Nebraska now has two non-conference games scheduled in 2017 (at Tennessee, vs. NIU), three in 2019 (vs. South Alabama, at Colorado, vs. NIU), two in 2021 (vs. NIU, at Oklahoma), and two in 2023 (at Colorado, vs. NIU).
Earlier today, it was revealed that Nebraska had scheduled a home-and-home football series with the Cincinnati Bearcats for 2020 and 2025.
The games against Nebraska are the only announced non-conference games for Northern Illinois in each of the 2017, 2019, 2021, and 2023 seasons.
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That's a killer for NIU who so desperately wants to move from the MAC to a major. This was going to be a huge game for them…
Scheduling 4 road games and 0 home games against any opponent is the most insane thing I've ever heard of in sports.
Why is that insane? Nebraska gets an automatic 85,000 per game and NIU gets about 20,000. I am sure both teams make far more money when the game is played in Lincoln.
Every MAC team needs a couple of guaranteed payday games each year and they are probably grateful that Nebraska is giving them 4 of them.
Boooooooooooo! Hoping that when AD Frazier takes office in August he can resolve this and get the Soldier Field game with Nebraska back on for 2027.
NIU wasn't moving to a Big5 conference in any case. Stop dreaming.
Who knows man!
Marginal football programs with a small fan base cannot expect home games against top quality schools that are financially well off and who would be giving up big money to show up in a dumpy little stadium to appease the desires of the modest number of fans whom they are able to draw. Welcome to the real world! The poor go on the road to help pay the rent and the rich more than oblige them for a near certain victory.
I wasn't aware Soldier Field was a "dumpy little stadium."
Marginal Football Programs? NIU has played in the MAC title game 5 straight seasons. Please keep thinking NIU is marginal and that this series will be an easy 4 game sweep for Nebraska. NIU has defeated the following Big 10 programs on the road: Northwestern 2014, Iowa 2013, Purdue & Minnesota. Huskies also defeated Maryland in 2002 in DeKalb when they were ACC members and also defeated Alabama on the road that year. NIU recruits heavily in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa and has started to recruit Nebraska. This series will only help that effort and garner NIU huge national exposure. If the Huskers lose one of these first 2 games they will try to buy out of the series but that is not going to happen. This will be a fun 4 game series that Huskie fans are looking forward to.
USM actually had a home game with Nebraska in 2013. The Superdome was initially mentioned as a venue but USM "sold" the game back to Nebraska and will now play it in Lincoln. An athletic department deficit was the reason for USM's move.
I wish the southern miss vs Nebraska game would allow the teams to switch home/away uniforms…this is Southerns home game that NU bought…let the big red wear road uniforms at home…would be cool to see…just a thought
Just one more instance of Nebraska chickening out of a road game. Their program is pathetic. They never return road games, just ask Florida State, Troy, TCU, BYU, AZ St. and now UNI to name a few.
When are the Corn Dogs returing the game at BYU? Or is BYU another instance of Nebraska being afraid to play an away game? Quite a pathetic program they have In Lincoln. They owe at least 6 road games to Florida State. It will be good to see the Nebraska program return to the losing ways of around ten years ago when they had a perfect coach in Callahan. They should have never let him go. At least he had class compared to the ….ss they have now leading the football program.
We're playing or have recently played at Va Tech, UCLA, Fresno, Wyoming, Oregon, Tennessee, Oklahoma, Colorado, and Cincy. Does that sound like a program that is chicken?
Agreed with Mark. We have away games against Oregon, Tenessee, Colorado, Oklahoma, etc in the upcoming years. You guys need to gtfo Husker Haters.
Away at Miami aswell.
For those of you who think these will be 4 easy home games for Nebraska; NIU has defeated the following Big 10 opponents all on the road: Northwestern 2014, Iowa 2013, Purdue & Minnesota, also Maryland in 2002 when they were ACC members. This 4 game series will give NIU huge national exposure and Lincoln is only 450 miles from DeKalb or about the same distance from NIU to Ohio U, Kent State or Akron and closer than Buffalo. NIU is also recruiting more heavily in Missouri, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota & Nebraska so this series will make that easier also.


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With the New York Yankees, Minnesota Twins and Oakland Athletics clinching their divisions Tuesday night, the American League's postseason has come into sharper focus.
If the season ended today, the Twins would open the postseason on the road against the Yankees in the first round. Since the Yankees lead the A's for the league's best record by four games in the loss column, I expect this matchup to materialize. Barring a collapse by the Boston Red Sox in the wild-card race, the Twins will have the worst record of the four AL playoff teams and therefore will face the team with the best record in the best-of-five American League Division Series.
Playing in Yankee Stadium in October is always a challenge, but if the Twins continue their current level of play -- 10 straight wins -- they have a good chance vs. the Yankees. The Yanks surely won't be taking anything for granted. Last year they hosted the wild-card Anaheim Angels in the ALDS, and you'll recall that the upstart Angels used the Yanks as a steppingstone to the world championship.
Exactly how good are the Yankees this year? At the start of the season, I thought this might be the best team the Yankees had built in their successful run from 1996 until now. Their key younger guys, like second baseman Alfonso Soriano and DH Nick Johnson, were a year older ... slugging first baseman Jason Giambi was a fixture, entering his second year in New York ... catcher Jorge Posada was poised for further improvement on his All-Star credentials ... and veteran stars like center fielder Bernie Williams and shortstop Derek Jeter were there, as usual, to solidify the lineup and the clubhouse.
But heading into October, the Yankees are more of a mystery than they've been the past eight postseasons.
True, they've now won six straight AL East titles (a first in their storied history). Still, I don't think the Yankees have the same swagger they've had in the recent past -- except perhaps in 2000, when they lost 15 of 18 heading into the playoffs.
The difference in 2000 is that they were the defending champions, unlike this year. And despite that late-season slump, they went on to win their fourth World Series in five years.
This year, the Yankees are just one of eight teams vying for the prize. This year, any playoff team has virtually an equal opportunity to win the World Series. Sure, give the Yankees a slight edge to advance to the Series because of their playoff experience and probable home-field advantage. But they're no longer the team.
I say this even though New York's starting pitchers look stronger than they looked last September, despite their age. By the time the Yankees played the Angels in the playoffs last year, their starters were worn down. But this year 41-year-old Roger Clemens, 40-year-old David Wells, 34-year-old Mike Mussina and Co. appear to be in better shape.
What's uncertain is the consistency of the Yankees' offense. By his standards, Giambi has struggled all season, except for the month of June, when he hit .373 (including a 1-for-41 slump in late August and early September). Williams and Jeter both missed significant time due to injuries earlier this year. Soriano hit a lull in the middle of season after batting .370 in April, although he's hot again now. He's even edged closer to the 40-40 club (36 HRs, 34 SBs) that he just missed last year, when he stalled on 39 homers for weeks before falling short.
Hideki Matsui has been a good addition, but I still see Bernie Williams as the key. As a switch-hitter batting in the middle of the lineup, his role is huge. He needs to be confident and assertive in the postseason. He has definitely shown that he's capable of producing on a postseason stage (including the 1996 ALCS MVP award).
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Many observers believe that if the Yankees fail to win the World Series this year, there will be drastic changes in New York's makeup next year. But I'm not so sure. It isn't as easy to revamp a team today. And with the exception of Vladimir Guerrero and Gary Sheffield, there won't be many impact free agents available this offseason. One free agent the Yanks need to sign is their own Andy Pettitte, who has been a mainstay in New York's rotation since 1995. There's been talk of Pettitte going to Texas (either the Houston Astros or Texas Rangers).
Re-signing the 31-year-old Pettitte is especially crucial given the seasonlong struggles of Jeff Weaver (6.03 ERA) and Jose Contreras' arm troubles (though he seems healthy now). Contreras pitched a gem Tuesday night to help the Yanks clinch the AL East: eight shutout innings, nine Ks, one walk vs. the White Sox.
As for manager Joe Torre, he might not return for the final year of his current contract -- but that might be his decision. By his own admission, Torre hasn't enjoyed this season as much as seasons past. The problems started with the controversy surrounding David Wells' book in spring training. Then, when the Yankees struggled in May, Steinbrenner hinted that Torre's job might be in jeopardy. It hasn't been a fun season for Torre, who has never missed the postseason and won four World Series as the Yankee skipper.
If the Yankees win, I see him coming back -- he won't necessarily want to go out in a blaze of glory. I believe Torre will manage as long as it's fun for him. And winning always helps to make the game fun.
No Shame For Royals, White Sox
Now that the Minnesota Twins have clinched the AL Central -- with a 4-1 win over the Cleveland Indians on Tuesday night -- some fans of the Kansas City Royals and Chicago White Sox are upset with their teams. But the truth is that the Twins deserve the credit for winning back-to-back division crowns much more than the Royals or White Sox deserve any blame.
The Twins have won 10 straight and are 17-3 in their past 20 games. They beat the White Sox five straight times after losing two to begin a four-game series in Chicago earlier this month. As I see it, Minnesota won the division -- the White Sox and Royals didn't lose it.
The big move for the Twins this season was acquiring outfielder Shannon Stewart from the Toronto Blue Jays in July. Stewart moved into the leadoff spot in the lineup. This allowed Jacque Jones, who batted leadoff until the Stewart trade, to move into an RBI spot (usually No. 5). That gave Minnesota's makeup a new dimension.
I criticized the Twins all season for letting DH/first baseman David Ortiz go. Last offseason, Ortiz signed a one-year contract with the Red Sox as a free agent -- and he's had a huge year with Boston (.284, 29 HRs, 98 RBI). But the Twins essentially made up for that mistake by trading for Stewart. So kudos to the Twins for making the move they had to make to defend their division crown.
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While the surprising Royals couldn't quite get to the postseason, kudos are still due to manager Tony Pena. He did a phenomenal job in his first full season at the helm in Kansas City. Even though the Royals fell short, Pena is my AL manager of the year (no, I don't actually have a vote).
Pena is the manager who had the most influence on his team's success in 2003. But also give credit to Minnesota's Ron Gardenhire for guiding the Twins to a fantastic finish. And don't forget Joe Torre, with all he's overcome this year. You can make a case for each in his special circumstances, and each will get his share of votes.
The NL manager of the year is a tougher call.
Dusty Baker of the Chicago Cubs, Felipe Alou of the San Francisco Giants and Bobby Cox of the Atlanta Braves are all deserving. Each has done a masterful job -- Baker and Alou in a new environment -- and it's extremely difficult to separate them.
If the Cubs win the NL Central, that might give the edge to Baker (who led the Giants to the World Series last year). After all, the Cubs lost 95 games in '02! If anyone doubts how good a manager he is, he's proved them wrong (again) this year.
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- Neighborhood:
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- Parking:
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- Handicap access:
- Not wheelchair accessible. (There is a portable ramp, however bathroom is not accessible.)
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- Laurel
- Cuisine type:
- French; New American; Small Plates or Tapas
- Meals Served:
- Dinner - Tue., Wed., Thu., Fri., Sat.
- Style:
- After high-profile stints at Le Bec-Fin and Rittenhouse Tavern and a celebrity run to a win in Season 11 of Top Chef, Nicholas Elmi does the unexpected and dives into a tiny space for his owner-chef debut with a 22-seat BYOB where he can touch every plate. And his elegant New American cooking is more inspired than ever. With fewer seats than its predecessor (Fond), Laurel proves BYOs can be comfortable, further confirms East Passyunk as Philly's most exciting dining district, and surely lays the groundwork for Elmi's star to grow well into the future.
- Specialties:
- Torn scallop; albacore with Asian pear, horseradish snow and yogurt; foie gras and cocoa terrine; charred Spanish mackerel with mustard seeds and ponzu; ricotta gnocchi with pancetta; Berkshire pork with crushed chestnuts; chicken with Meyer lemon; ocean trout with turnips; caramelized white chocolate pudding; cheese.
- Alcohol:
- BYOB. Laurel's cuisine is subtle and light-handed, so bring flexible, midweight wines that won't overpower. For whites, a Spatlese Trocken Riesling from Ratzenberger was a perfect pairing with the seafood. For reds, think pinot.
- Weekend noise:
- With fewer seats now, the space is much quieter than when it was Fond. But it can still hit a noisy low-90s at its height. (Ideal is 70 decibels or less.)
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Opinion: All Of These Subtle Changes - Has Apple Gone Rogue?
With today's sudden announcement of a larger capacity iPad, it makes one question what Apple is doing.
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Apple's March Special Event Wish List
Apple's special iPad 2 event is tomorrow! We have a wish list of all the great things we'd love to see them include in the next iPad!
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Is Apple's March Special Event Held During GDC For A Reason?
Apple has decided to hold their iPad 2 special event during the Game Developer's Conference? Is there any reason behind that, or just coincidence? If for a reason, what could it be?
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R.I.P. Android 2/10/11
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Apps are becoming more and more complex, yet at the same price points. We keep asking more, more, more, but when will developers say enough already?
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The iPhone 4 is billed as the greatest leap in innovation since the original iPhone. In reality though how much different is it than the iPhone 3GS. Is this new iPhone worth an upgrade?
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Violent Video Games Linked to Aggressive Behavior
John Sherry, PhD, an assistant professor of communication at Purdue University in Illinois, agrees. He analyzed the research on video game violence while he was a doctoral student, which then included about 20 studies, and says he found an "equivalent effect to what we get with television." But, he says, the lack of long-term studies and these studies' failure to account for individual differences means there is still no definitive answer.
Sherry that even if violent video games gave Klebold and Harris ideas about carrying out their rampage, they would have probably committed some type of violent act regardless of whether they had ever played these games.
"Think of what it would have taken to do what they did. For most people it's unfathomable, so I don't think video games got them there," Sherry tells WebMD. "So I think some people can play video games and it's a fun pastime ? and some people are going to become more aggressive, so we really need to sort out what types of people have what types of reactions."
Todd Hollenshead, CEO of id Software, the company that made Wolfenstein 3D, calls the idea that violent video games are dangerous "a popular myth." He cites an Australian government report that reviewed research on video games up to 1999 and "failed to find evidence of strong links between play and behavior, or play and self-concept."
Similarly, Doug Lowenstein, president of the Interactive Digital Software Association (IDSA), says of the second study by Anderson and Dill, "how long you blow a horn, I would submit to you, is a far cry from concluding that that same person leaving a laboratory is likely to commit a physical, violent act in the real world."
Lowenstein points out that most games are bought by adults and says so-called "shooter games" make up just 3% of games sold. Further, he says, some research shows some games may be more "cathartic" than harmful. He also notes that there is a clearly worded rating system for video games, which can help parents control what their children see.
Dill, who says she has personally spent "hours" involved in video games, is not down on the concept, just the violence. "There are some good video games that try to teach pro-social behaviors," she says. "Video games themselves just seem to be incredibly engaging. ? I think it's just like any medium; television can be wonderful or horrible, and so can video games."


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The Skyline Thunderbirds crosscountry teams each came up just a bit short at the 2A Meade regional on Saturday. Both teams took 4th in their respective divisions, with just the top three teams from each regional advancing to State. There are approximately 16 schools assigned to each regional.
However, Brooke Fisher and Roman Ibarra did each earn their way to Wamego as individuals.
Fisher was 6th in the girls race at 17:08. Other Thunderbird finishers were: 34 Madalyn Owens; 38 Kadi Richardson 21:14; 39 Ascha Lee; 50 Briana Neifert 30:45.
Skyline's girls had 89 points to finish behind Ellinwood 27, Stanton County 46 and South Central 79.
Ibarra was 7th in the boys race at 17:43. Other T-Bird finishers were: 16 Tony Ibarra 18:36; 27 Lucas Cason 19:22; 29 Colin Kumberg 19:32; 40 Khaleb Cason 20:37; 56 Jared Shriver 21:35; 62 Garrett Bell 22:07.
The boys 120 points was 4th behind Ellinwood 58, Leoti 84 and Elkhart 120.
This won't be Fisher or Ibarra's first trip to the rodeo, so to speak. Fisher has also previously attended as part of the girls team. Ibarra went as an individual last year, and was the highest finishing freshman in 2A.
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Spend a day or an afternoon on the golf course at the Fort Benning Golf Club.
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Top 10 Feuds in Country Music
Folks in country music like to play nice with each other. But there are times when, as Waylon Jennings once sang, something's got 'em "feudin' like the Hatfields and McCoys."
Sugarland began in Atlanta, Ga., as a trio, made up of Kristian Bush, Kristen Hall and, the final addition, Jennifer Nettles, who all knew each other from the city's folk-rock scene. They signed with Mercury Nashville in 2004 and released their debut album, 'Twice the Speed of Life,' the same year. Sugarland's first single, "Baby Girl," became an instant hit — it landed in the Top 5 and was the highest-peaking debut single for a group since 1991 — as did their second single, "Something More." Hall left the group in 2005, and the now-duo's sophomore record, 2006's 'Enjoy the Ride', earned them four Top 10 songs, a CMA Award for Vocal Duo of the Year and multiple Grammys and ACM Awards for the No. 1 smash "Stay." In 2013, after two more hit albums and a child for Nettles and her husband, both halves of Sugarland took a break from the duo to pursue solo projects. Nettles' 'That Girl' album was released in January 2014, and Bush's debut solo single, "Trailer Hitch," came out that summer.
Folks in country music like to play nice with each other. But there are times when, as Waylon Jennings once sang, something's got 'em "feudin' like the Hatfields and McCoys."
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Sugarland's Jennifer Nettles and Kristian Bush co-wrote their song "Joey" with none other than the legendary Bill Anderson. The tune was released on their Love on the Inside album and became the record's fourth single in July of 2009. In September of that year, it peaked in the Top 10 (No. 17) on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart. Below, Nettles tells The Boot about writing "Joey."
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While some country stars may not be able to leave their homes without sunglasses and a baseball cap on, lest they be spotted by fans or paparazzi, the tables turn on Halloween. It's a holiday when everyone -- even the most famous -- can find a great disguise and head out for a night full of tricks and treats.
Sugarland's Kristian Bush and Jennifer Nettles are both currently happily pursuing solo careers: He was recently the subject of a documentary and has a second single out from his solo album, while she performed on Broadway earlier this year and recently signed a new record deal and announced a fall tour. So, with their focus squarely on their own projects, does that mean that a Sugarland reunion is out of the question? Hardly.
Where there's smoke, there's bound to be fire, so the saying goes ... and where there's money, there's bound to be lawsuits, even between generally congenial country stars.
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Williams - Tombrella
Lynda Williams and Aaron Tombrella were married Saturday, Oct. 11, at Reflections of Spring Creek in Plano. The Rev. Kevin Rossen officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Keys
Margaret and Paul Keys of Amarillo celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a family dinner party at the Country Barn. Hosts for the event were Pauline and Rick Clise, Robert and Carol Keys, Tim and Virginia Keys, Tiffani and Brandon Robertson and Shawna and Zane Oliver.
Mr. and Mrs. York
Eva Jo and William A. "Bill" York of Dumas celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary at a reception and family reunion. Hosts for the event were the couple's children.
Slagle - Jones
Rebekah Slagle and Tyson Jones were married Saturday, Oct. 18, in the Dr. Newton Robison Chapel at First Christian Church. The chapel is named for the bride's great-grandfather. The Rev. Regi Fowler officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Patterson
Lu and Orel "Pat" Patterson of Amarillo celebrated their 40th wedding anniversary at a party on Saturday, Oct. 18, at San Jacinto Assembly of God. Hosts for the event were the couple's daughter, Danneva Patterson of Amarillo, and their son, Lynn Patterson and his wife, Candy, of Lubbock.
Black - Britten
Kimberly Kay Black and Samuel Adam Britten were married Friday, May 2, on the beach at West Wind Inn in Sanibel Island, Fla. The Rev. Ed Vanderhey officiated.
Mr. and Mrs. Young
Dawn and Chris Young of Amarillo celebrated their 30th wedding anniversary at a dinner with loved ones.
Wellington's Ritz Theatre to host opera singers
Two of Amarillo Opera's Artist in Residence singers will perform at 4 p.m. today at the Wellington Ritz Theatre, 902 East Ave. in Wellington.
'Passport' to offer variety of entertainment
A presentation combining music and dance will stage at West Texas A&M University next weekend.
J.D. Souther is back in the saddle
LOS ANGELES - Most musicians, even country-leaning ones, know more about horsepower than the power of one horse. But on a recent visit from his Nashville, Tenn., home, J.D. Souther - who helped lay the foundation for the Southern California country-rock sound nearly four decades ago as part of the musical community that included Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, Bonnie Raitt and future members of the Eagles - took an afternoon off and rented a horse for an impromptu ride into the hills of Griffith Park.
Chamber Music event blowin' in the winds
A collection of 10 of the area's finest wind musicians will perform at Chamber Music Amarillo's upcoming concert.
Matthiessen, Robinson book award finalists
NEW YORK - Talk about second chances: Peter Matthiessen, 81, received a National Book Award nomination Wednesday for "Shadow Country," an 890-page revision of a trilogy of novels he released in the 1990s.
Critics laud new production of 'Oedipus'
LONDON - Who says a 2,500-year-old play has nothing to tell us about the modern world?
Musical show will keep audience spellbound
The best of the best young spellers in Putnam County have assembled for a spell-off.
Adiga wins Booker prize
LONDON - Aravind Adiga won the prestigious Man Booker award Tuesday for his first novel "The White Tiger."
'Dewey' was something special
DES MOINES, Iowa - He was a yellow tabby with twinkling green eyes, who arrived in the overnight drop box of a farmland library one frigid January night. Dewey Readmore Books became the library's star boarder and an international celebrity.
ALT to stage classic
Amarillo Little Theatre's "Dracula" hearkens back to the classic horror genre.
Blacks less likely to save, survey says
CHICAGO - In the midst of historic volatility on Wall Street there is a continuing trend of blacks saving and investing less than whites, according to a survey.
FCC: Reform phone charges
WASHINGTON - The head of the Federal Communications Commission wants a massive overhaul of the fees that phone companies pay each other when they connect calls. Supporters say the reforms will help fund improved broadband Internet access for rural America, but consumer advocates question how much the plan will raise people's phone bills.
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'Buckypaper' funny name for future face of US technology
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. - It's called "buckypaper" and looks a lot like ordinary carbon paper, but don't be fooled by the cute name or flimsy appearance. It could revolutionize the way everything from airplanes to TVs are made.
Helping the little guy
Sage Oil Vac has used many small business resources since it came to Amarillo in 2001.
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Bush, Paulson about-face on plan
WASHINGTON - The Bush administration's latest effort to resolve the financial crisis embraces an approach it had resisted just a few weeks ago.
History found on floor of NYSE
NEW YORK - Just after 9 a.m. Wednesday, the glass doors on the trading floor of the New York Stock Exchange burst open, and the symphony begins.
Restaurants may hike prices, cut beef
NEW YORK - Beef may not be what's for dinner at your favorite restaurant come 2009.
Heisman candidate?
AUSTIN - Texas football coach Mack Brown likes to talk about Colt McCoy's 81-percent completion rate, noting that it would be difficult to do against air, let alone a college defense.
Longhorns in BCS driver's seat
The grid is set for the race to the Bowl Championship Series national championship game.
Tarleton blasts ENMU; Northeastern gains first win
There were seven football games Saturday involving Lone Star Conference teams.
Sherman says A&M offense wore down in second half
COLLEGE STATION - In the first half, Texas A&M's offense looked as much like one of the nation's elite as Texas Tech's.
Leach's advice? Relax
COLLEGE STATION - Texas Tech football coach Mike Leach wasn't worried when the Red Raiders trailed at halftime for the first time this season against Texas A&M on Saturday.
Dear Abby: Doctored gasoline makes theft victim smile
Dear Abby: A few weeks ago, I returned home after mowing the lawn at my mother's place and parked my truck behind my house. I left the lawnmower and a 5-gallon can of gas in the bed of my truck and went into the house for a drink of water. When I returned, the gas can was missing.
Heloise: Clean up camping gear
Dear Heloise: Now that summer is over, I need to clean up my camping supplies. What is the best way to wash a sleeping bag? - Viv in Montana
Dr. Gott: Tetracycline yellows teeth in young children
Dear Dr. Gott: I was born in the late 1960s and became very ill when I was 3. Doctors prescribed tetracycline. I think it was the antibiotic of choice back then.
MLB to postpone Game 6 for Obama infomercial
WASHINGTON - Major League Baseball has agreed to postpone the first pitch of Game 6 of the World Series by about 15 minutes to enable Fox to join CBS and NBC in running Democratic presidential candidate Barack Obama's 30-minute infomercial Oct. 29.
Contraception for the 21st century
Back in the olden days, a discussion of birth control technology was a pretty short talk. Condoms, the diaphragm, the intrauterine device and the Pill each met certain needs and had equally certain drawbacks. While the basics of birth control forms have stayed the same, the medication or device has evolved.
MAD to auction early works
NEW YORK - Alfred E. Neuman, the grinning face with the flapping ears, has gazed out from the covers of MAD Magazine for half a century - becoming such a familiar presence that Charles, Prince of Wales, may have felt it necessary to deny that he looked like him.
Mind the time to educate kids about sex
What Julia Alvarado didn't know changed her life.
Campus tour: Couple reach 500 college visits
On their honeymoon in 1984, Steve and Caroline Lake did something that lots of tourists do in Boston - they stopped to visit some of the area's well-known colleges.
Dear Abby: Mom bears the brunt of daughter's anger
Dear Abby: My husband cheated on me, so I decided to end the marriage. I didn't tell anyone the true reason behind the divorce because I wanted to keep it private.
Rookie Turnesa collects first PGA Tour win
LINCOLN, Neb. - New York Yankees pitcher Joba Chamberlain apologized for "an error in judgment" on Sunday.
Turnesa remains in Las Vegas lead
LAS VEGAS - Marc Turnesa topped the leaderboard for the third straight day in the Justin Timberlake Shriners Hospitals for Children Open, shooting a 3-under 69 on Saturday to take a one-stroke lead over three players.
Hereford defeats Randall to remain in district lead
Anything can happen in a rivalry match, particularly when both teams are among the top three in the state.
Area High School Standings
District enrollment ranks in parenthesis are used to determine playoff brackets for Texas Class 5A, 4A, 3A, 2A and 1A districts.
San Jac girls take second at state
WACO - San Jacinto Christian Academy took second place at the TAPPS Class 3A state girls cross country meet Saturday as the Ratliff sisters individually finished first and second.
Tascosa sweeps Midland Lee
Tascosa, which has already clinched a playoff berth, showed why with a sweep at home of Midland Lee (23-16, 5-10).
Herd, Canyon girls run 1-2 in district tuneup
Hereford and Canyon tuned up for a District 3-4A girls division showdown in two weeks by taking six of the top nine places at Saturday's Canyon Invitational cross country meet.
Scorpions' goalie blanks Gorillas in home opener
For the second game in a row Saturday night, the Amarillo Gorillas outshot the New Mexico Scorpions.
Rodeo: Success in Amarillo sends Myers to nationals
The big story line at the Heartland ProRodeo Series Steer Roping Finals last weekend in Amarillo was the fate of competitors on the bubble to qualify for the National Finals Steer Roping.
Hopkins gives lesson to Pavlik and doubters
ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. - After thoroughly confusing and dominating previously unbeaten Kelly Pavlik, Bernard Hopkins walked to the edge of the ring and stared at some of his detractors in the media.
Colorado catches a break when Stars' goal disallowed
DALLAS - The Colorado Avalanche found a way to survive a third-period comeback attempt by the Dallas Stars.
My Turn: Reporter takes hike to big game
I never imagined in my lifetime I'd have to park a half mile away from Kimbrough Memorial Stadium to watch the West Texas A&M Buffs play a football game.
Benson wins, grabs truck point lead
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Johnny Benson passed Ron Hornaday Jr. with 46 laps to go and won the NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series race at Martinsville Speedway on Saturday.
Economy in the pits
CHARLOTTE, N.C. - The phone rang off the hook at Hendrick Motorsports in June 2007 as prospective sponsors lined up to spend their money on Dale Earnhardt Jr., NASCAR's most popular driver who had just signed a five-year contract with the team.
Johnson dominates Martinsville again
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Jimmie Johnson is on a roll again, and whether he's willing to admit it or not, while everyone else in NASCAR is chasing him, he's chasing history.
Burton's Blunder
Jeff Burton was running 12th when a caution came out on lap 458, and what happened on pit road cost him his second-place point standing before the day was over. He finished 17th.
Johnson's run of good fortune continues after receiving pole
MARTINSVILLE, Va. - Although everything continues to fall into place for Jimmie Johnson, he's not ready to think about a third consecutive championship just yet.
Profiles of Success: Studying overcomes test anxieties
What kept me going was that I knew I could succeed.
Record turnout expected at polls
Elections officials in the two counties that share Amarillo voters expect a record turnout for this year's presidential election.
Eye on Austin: Dems bring more money
The late Jesse Unruh, a Texan of humble beginnings who became speaker of the California Assembly and one of the most powerful politicians the Golden State ever had, is credited with coining the phrase "money is the mother's milk of politics."
Law mulled to put stopper in copper theft
An ordinance to make the sale of metals more difficult is expected to go before the City Commission in November due to continued thefts of copper and other metals.
Dr. Rush Pierce leaving
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The Best of Amarillo, an advertising supplement that appeared in the Oct. 12 edition of the Globe-News, contained an error.
Jury out on courthouse
The Randall County Courthouse remains barren despite occupying a prominent spot in downtown Canyon for the last century.
Column - Jon Mark Beilue: Fogelberg's death strikes chord for local
The death of musician Dan Fogelberg in December might have caused a few who remembered the singer/songwriter and his string of hits from the late 1970s and early 1980s to pause, but not much more beyond that. Certainly no one around here was affected by his death like Joe Ed Coffman.
Biker killed in wreck identified
Authorities have identified a motorcyclist who was killed in a crash Friday on Western Street as Jonathan Bleu Ogden, 39, of Amarillo.
IHOP may reopen today
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New voters may not be listed
HOUSTON - A paperwork backlog could cause delays or hassles for recently registered Texas voters who try to cast ballots during the early-voting period that begins Monday, state officials said.
Austin plans 'cite and release' policy
AUSTIN - Lawbreakers busted by police for small amounts of marijuana possession or for spray-painting graffiti will likely be spared a trip to jail under a "cite and release" policy that Austin police plan to implement.
Borger band marches on
Silence reigned as bands from high schools across the Panhandle waited anxiously for their results Saturday at the Region I UIL Marching Band Contest at Dick Bivins Stadium.
It's All Trew - Necktie: Torture device of men's fashion
The necktie, one of the few men's fashions to survive 400 years of change, will be presented to 4.5 million dads on Father's Day each year. Since there were four kinds of ties used down through the ages, the words "neck," "waist," "head" and "knee" must be used in conjunction with the word "tie" in order to properly identify the object.
Window on the past: Not playing second fiddle
Forty years ago, late ex-President Ronald Reagan visited Amarillo just before Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon made Spiro Agnew his running mate.
No shock in store for Panhandle
AUSTIN - Since he was first elected to the Texas House in 1988, Rep. Warren Chisum has seldom had an opponent when he is up for re-election. So, to no one's surprise, the Pampa Republican is running unopposed this year.
Texas dance teacher cha-chas way to jail
MCKINNEY - A dance instructor's insistence on teaching the cha-cha has landed him in the Collin County Jail after a Texas judge found him in contempt of court.
Family wants sheriff to testify in death
The family of an Amarillo man who died at the Potter County jail will try Friday to get a court order to depose Sheriff Ron Boyter in his death.
Travis is finally free of fed tape
Bob Trook teaches English at Travis Middle School, but students learn more in his class than how to navigate literature and diagram sentences.
Lubbock booze petition is a go
What was scheduled to take 60 days barely took two weeks as Let Lubbock Vote announced Friday it had gathered and independently verified the signatures of more than 25,000 residents who want to vote on whether to legalize alcohol sales in Lubbock County.
Jones supports Phillips
ST. LOUIS - Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones said after Sunday's loss to the St. Louis Rams that coach Wade Phillips' job is not in danger.
Texans defeat Lions for second victory
HOUSTON - Owen Daniels scored two touchdowns and rookie Steve Slaton and Ahman Green added a touchdown each. Andre Johnson had 11 receptions for 141 yards for his third straight 100-yard game, as Houston beat Detroit, 28-21, on Sunday.
Rammed into the turf
ST. LOUIS - Even on the road, the chorus of "Romo!, Romo!" from Dallas Cowboys fans was easily audible at the start of the second half.
Romo would be well-advised to sit until his finger is healed
Tony Romo took a call from Brett Favre this week. Romo's hero advised playing with a broken finger as long as the pain is tolerable.
Cowboys soldier on without Romo, 'Pacman'
ST. LOUIS - Hands down, the St. Louis Rams had the title of most discombobulated NFL franchise the first quarter of the season. Now, it's the Dallas Cowboys' turn to experience turmoil.
NFL to help 'Pacman' find treatment center
IRVING - Twice this past week, cornerback Adam Jones attempted to enter alcohol treatment centers on his own.
Bettis: Don't worry about the Cowboys
One future NFL Hall of Fame running back says Dallas Cowboys fans should calm down.
Isabel Serrano
HEREFORD - Isabel Serrano, 76, died Monday, Oct. 6, 2008, in Amarillo.
Brent Wayne Hughes
Brent Wayne Hughes, 45, formerly of Amarillo, died Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008, in Dallas.
Charles Richard "Rick" McCauley
PRATT, Kan. - Charles Richard "Rick" McCauley, 58, died Monday, Oct. 13, 2008.
Roger C. Little
COLEMAN - Roger C. Little, 56, formerly of Borger, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008, in Abilene.
Bleu Ogden
Bleu Ogden, 39, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Virginia Marie Lumpkins-Pitts
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Virginia Marie Lumpkins-Pitts, 43, formerly of Lubbock, Texas, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008.
Minnie Elizabeth Broutherton
PAMPA - Minnie Elizabeth Broutherton, 85, formerly of Amarillo, died Wednesday, Oct. 15, 2008.
Pornpimol "Mon" Sorajja
Pornpimol "Mon" Sorajja, 61, of Amarillo died Wednesday, October 15, 2008.
Lovie Livingston Sanders
Lovie Livingston Sanders, 64, of Amarillo died Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008.
Ann Mallett
Ann Mallett, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Mary Lou Patterson
Mary Lou Patterson, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
The Rev. Harmon D. Tollett
The Rev. Harmon D. Tollett, 73, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Virginia Marie Lumpkins-Pitts
CHARLESTON, S.C. - Virginia Marie Lumpkins-Pitts, 43, formerly of Lubbock, Texas, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008.
James Shirley LaRoe
HAPPY - James Shirley LaRoe, 85, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008, in Amarillo.
Charlotte Ragan Bridges
Charlotte Ragan Bridges, 94, of Amarillo died Saturday, Oct.. 18, 2008.
Jimmie Jack "Popo" Germany
PRESCOTT VALLEY, Ariz. - Jimmie Jack "Popo" Germany, 72, formerly of Texas, died Monday, Oct. 13, 2008.
Charlie J. Branscum
PLAINVIEW - Charlie J. Branscum, 70, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008.
Ann Mallett
Ann Mallett, 83, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Justin Lee Zinmer
Justin Lee Zinmer, 21, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008, in Wichita Falls.
Margaret E. Soderberg
Margaret E. Soderberg, 95, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Betty Parr
DALHART - Betty Parr, 78, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008.
Lee Ann Bowers
BIXBY, Okla. - Lee Ann Bowers, 59, died Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008, in Tulsa.
Henry T. Stansell
CLOVIS, N.M. - Henry T. Stansell, 70, died Saturday, Oct. 18, 2008, in Las Vegas, N.M.
Nathaniel Robinson Sr.
Nathaniel Robinson Sr., 56, of Amarillo, formerly of Lubbock, died Tuesday, Oct. 14, 2008, in Dallas.
Camelia "Cam" Poyner
FRITCH - Camelia "Cam" Poyner, 62, formerly of Dumas, died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008, in Amarillo.
Althea A. Sappenfield
Althea A. Sappenfield, 91, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Donaciano Ramos
BORGER - Donaciano Ramos, 76, died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008, in Amarillo.
Caylon Alden Roach
CLOVIS, N.M. - Caylon Alden Roach 39, died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Lucille McDonald
PERRYTON - Lucille McDonald, 82, died Sunday, Oct. 19, 2008.
Floyd M. "F.M." Danley
SKELLYTOWN - Floyd M. "F.M." Danley, 89, died Thursday, Oct. 16, 2008, in Pampa.
The Rev. Harmon D. Tollett
The Rev. Harmon D. Tollett, 73, of Amarillo died Friday, Oct. 17, 2008.
Editorial: Better early than never
November 4 is not just another Tuesday.
Letter: Republicans aren't to blame for financial fiasco
Greg Sagan got it wrong (Oct. 14) when he blamed Republicans for this economic disaster. According to Steve Forbes and many others: The sub-prime housing crash is the cause. And isn't it interesting how it collapsed just weeks before the election, and the persons responsible for managing this debacle are now serving as Sen. Obama's economic advisors?
Column - Mac Thornberry: Let's look for solutions, not political posturing
I am tremendously blessed to have been born and raised in our part of Texas, to have a wonderful family, the chance for a good education, and now to have the honor and responsibility of representing our area in Congress.
Editorial: Thornberry earns new bid
Mac Thornberry wants to return for another two-year term in the U.S. House of Representatives.
Letter: Let older Americans figure out how to right our ship
In light of the stock market fiasco, the bailout, and our crashing economy, I have a novel idea. Let's all find somebody 70 years old or older and ask them questions. Let's ask them how to do stuff, how to repair stuff, how to make things and grow things and how to conserve and use things over and over until they are completely used up!
Letter: Conservatives ignore history in assessing blame for woes
As the likes of writers like Eddie McMurray, Vince Golle, Mary Chumbley, L. Lance McCown continue to grace the pages of the ultra-conservative Globe-News, there seems to be some important issues they want to sweep under the rug. Their views should be placed in the nearest trash can so they will never be heard from again.
Column - Winston Stahlecker: Preserve part of county history
When a discussion of voting whether to use Randall County tax dollars to help restore the 1909 Randall County courthouse, I have to admit that my initial reaction was "Why?" If Randall County is not going to use the courthouse after building the new Justice Center, why save it? I decided to investigate the "pros" and "cons" of saving the old courthouse.
Letter: Don't vote for liberals' White House agenda
With the election drawing close it's obvious the only way one can determine how to vote is to go past the rhetoric and look at the candidates' voting record and party platform.
Column - Roger Waun: Panhandle needs leader who will listen to people
I asked myself: "What good is a House minority congressman who can get none of his own legislative proposals passed and who just says "no" to human needs?
Letter: Red-light cams aim to stop lawbreakers
(Re: Letter to the editor, Oct. 14, "Red light cameras about $, not safety.")
Letter: Homosexuals push agenda
Another day, another state falls to same-sex marriage by judicial fiat. As a Christian, I don't know how many times I've heard, "don't shove your religion down my throat" whenever I speak about the Christian world view.
Editorial: Sens. Obama, McCain provide respite
Barack Obama and John McCain took their stand-up routines to the Alfred E. Smith Dinner in New York late this past week.
Editorial: Monday Briefing
The good...the bad...and the ugly.
Column - John Kanelis: W. Texas is as sunny as it is windy; let's use it
Texas has plenty of wind.
Column - T. Glenn Runion: Enough is enough on structure
The 1909 Randall County Courthouse restoration is finally on the ballot. It's been bundled with other projects three times and they were defeated with this question in the package.
Letter: Why run Estrich?
(Re: Susan Estrich's column, Oct. 11.)
Trails can be tough on feet
While a soft step followed by hard impact may not always prove the best for running shoe durability on pavement, it's a good combination when running on natural, dirt trails.
Knives not a dull subject
Every sportsman needs a sharp knife, whether to fillet a fish, to skin a deer or as a utility tool around camp. But knife-sharpening skills are increasingly rare.
Weekend getaways
The chill in the air shouldn't freeze your fishing forays so I've compiled a list of fine fisheries six hours away or less from the crown jewel of Texas.
Lady Buffs remain unbeaten in LSC
The fourth-ranked West Texas A&M Lady Buffs concluded a successful road trip to Oklahoma on Saturday sweeping Southwestern Oklahoma State 25-12, 25-17, 25-18 to remain undefeated in Lone Star Conference action at Weatherford, Okla.
Defense allows Scott 47-yard score
The way running back Bernard Scott performed for Abilene Christian in a 52-35 win over West Texas A&M Saturday, one might have thought he had a huge 'S' under his football jersey.
Scott, Malone play huge game for Wildcats
Buff fans arrive hours in advance
Scott lifts ACU past WT, 52-35
Abilene Christian's offense was even better than advertised. But so was ACU's defense.
Too much to overcome
Maroon-out night was washed out by purple reign Saturday at Kimbrough Memorial Stadium.
First fans in beat the crowd
Connie Kesler cheated. Sort of.
Lady Buffs lose first LSC game this season
The No. 22 West Texas A&M women's soccer team failed to remain unbeaten in Lone Star Conference play as Texas A&M-Commerce topped the Lady Buffs 1-0 Sunday in their final regular-season game at the Pitch.
ACU's weapons overwhelm WT's defense
In a battle of Top 5 teams in Division II, No. 3 Abilene Christian University beat No. 4 West Texas A&M, 52-35, behind a dominant offensive performance.
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June 29th, 2013, 02:35 AM
Thread: What do you think of my favourite?by mim
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What do you think of my favourite?
Although I am ages away from having my own children, I'd like to know your completely honest opinion on my favourite girls name:
Imogen Dorothy
My 15 year old brother is named Kelly after Kelly...
My 15 year old brother is named Kelly after Kelly Slater. It suits him and he gets called Kel...but Smelly by his friends, which he doesn't seem to mind surprisingly!
I just asked him what he...
June 1st, 2013, 07:55 AM
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My cousin was born at 27 weeks, 24 years ago, he...
My cousin was born at 27 weeks, 24 years ago, he has Cerebral Palsy as a result of decreased oxygen to his brain. Upon discovering that their child would live life with hardship my aunty and uncle...
June 1st, 2013, 05:25 AM
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My grandma's are Lynda Mary and June Mary. My...
My grandma's are Lynda Mary and June Mary.
My great-grandma's are Dorothy Elizabeth Mary (Lynda's mum), Lydia Lucinda, Katie Jane (June's mum) and Dorothy Penelope.
And a few other grandmothers...
May 29th, 2013, 09:31 AM
Thread: What do you think of Eulalie?by mim
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What do you think of Eulalie?
Eulalie is probably the most "out there" name on my favourites list, everyone I've asked about it seems to think it's completely silly, but I like it's sweet sing-songy vibe.
What do you think of...
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Thank you very much for you reply's it...
Thank you very much for you reply's it interesting to know opinions from all over the world. Thanks for being civilized!
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Selective Reduction, your thoughts?
I'm new to nameberry, but I'm guessing this is the right forum for my question.
Before I start I would like to say that I am NOT expecting, I am a 17 year old from Australia and am doing...
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