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OfflineFebruary 29
229-465-106-021-267526-679 229 785-372 79-37 Switcheroo pairs (77,93,73,97).060075025999-060=939
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OfflineHere’s how to help victims of the Texas Panhandle wildfires
The most urgent needs are financial donations, non-perishable food and feed and hay for livestock.
Bailey Barnes examines what is left of her parent's, Brent and Rachel Clapp, home on Wednesday in Canadian, Texas. Many homes were damaged or completely destroyed by a Texas Panhandle Wildfire.(David Erickson / ASSOCIATED PRESS)
By Sarah Bahari
10:29 AM on Feb 29, 2024 CST
Wildfires are ravaging the Texas Panhandle, threatening homes, farms and businesses, and prompting evacuations of several towns.
Several fires merged as of Thursday morning, creating the largest fire in Texas history, with more than 1 million acres scorched, according to the Texas A&M Forest Service. The largest of the fires, the Smokehouse Creek Fire, has burned 1,075,000 acres and is now larger than the entire state of Rhode Island.
An 83-year-old grandmother from the town of Stinnett is the lone confirmed fatality, but authorities have not yet conducted a thorough search for victims. They have warned the damage to some communities is extensive.
Towns and organizations are collecting donations to help displaced victims, hay and feed for livestock, and even art supplies for children whose parents are tending to the fire and cleanup effort.
Here are a few ways to help.
Financial donations
Towns, fire departments and aid organizations say monetary donations are the most helpful. Several cities, banks and nonprofits have set up accounts. The following is a list of places accepting donations.
The Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund is accepting donations through the Amarillo Area Foundation. The fund helps residents who have lost homes, businesses, out-buildings, vehicles, livestock, grazing land and fencing. Donations can be made online. Checks can also be mailed to Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund, 919 S. Polk, Amarillo, TX, 79101.
Hutchinson County United Way says it will direct funds to help people with long-term needs returning to their homes after the fires.
Amarillo National Bank is accepting donations at all bank branches. Donations will be funneled to the Panhandle Disaster Relief Fund.
Donations can be made to the City of Pampa by calling FirstBank Southwest Pampa at 806-665-2341 or in person at 321 W. Francis, Pampa. Donations also can be mailed to the City of Pampa, P.O. Box 2499, Pampa, TX, 79066-2499, Attn: Finance. Please reference 2/27/24 Fire.
Texas Panhandle wildfires merge, become largest in state history at over 1 million acresLivestock help
The fire has scorched ranchland, and livestock owners need hay, feed, fencing supplies, cow feed and milk replacer.
The Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service has designated two supply points to accept donations:
- Gray County Animal Supply Point at Clyde Carruth Pavilion, 301 Bull Barn Drive, Pampa. Contact Marcus Preuninger at 806-669-8033 or 325-728-0477.
- Hemphill County Animal Supply Point at Canadian AH&N Ranch Supply, 100 Hackberry St., Canadian. Contact Andy Holloway at 806-323-9114.
Hay donations also can be made through the Texas Department of Agriculture Hay Hotline. The Texas Department of Agriculture has established the STAR Fund Disaster Assistance.
In addition, HF&C Feeds Amarillo is accepting donations under “Disaster Relief Fund.” Donations can be made by calling 806-622-9800.
Food, toiletries, art supplies
Donations can be dropped off at the Borger Dome Civic and Convention Center, 1113 Bulldog Blvd., in Borger. Needs are nonperishable food, toiletries and diapers. Clothes and household items are discouraged at this time.
Bubba’s 33, 2813 W. Interstate 40 in Amarillo, is accepting nonperishable food, bottled water, diapers and toiletries.
Area Girl Scouts are offering activities at local churches for children whose parents are tending to the fire and clean-up effort. They are accepting donations of coloring books, crayons and children’s games. General donations, like bottled water, sports drinks, toiletries, diapers and wipes, nonperishable food, blankets, and pet food, are also accepted. Donations can be dropped off at:
- Amarillo Girl Scout office: 7620 Hillside Rd., Suite 300.
- Volunteer University, March 8-10 at Camp Rio Blanco.
- Volunteer University, March 15-17 at Stevens Ranch.
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OfflineApple 🍎🚗 scrubbed a decade-long effort to build an electric vehicle, ⚡️ abandoning one of the most ambitious projects in the company’s history. The disclosure, made internally, came as a surprise 😳 to the nearly 2,000 employees working on the project. BYD, the world’s biggest EV seller, debutedits most expensive car, a 1.68 million yuan ($233,450) high-performance electric supercar.
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BYD’s Yangwang U9 Photographer: Qilai Shen/Bloomberg (Bye bye pretty car! 😢).200 168 233 450
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OfflineWHAT? WOW!!! COMING FAST!!! 🚀 Tier 6 😲
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Deflate Pick 3
These numbers are coming to your state
SOON in..... Pick 3, Pick 4, Pick 5 and Pick 6 (OH) along with their Lottery Bible working numbers!
💵 🏧 💵 ⬇️Lottery Bible Associate Numbers
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- Deflating all Pick 3 results for
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Let's go Brandon
"Success does not happen all at once. In life there is no instant pudding." DJT
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OfflineRobot 🤖 future . Amazon workers got a glimpse of a new robot that could one day toil alongside them, or instead of them. Agility Robotics has targeted the warehousing industry with two-legged bots and sees them eventually stocking shelves and working in hospitals. JPMorgan Chase, for its part, helped some of its corporate customers slash manual work by almost 90% with its currently free cashflow management tool that runs on artificial intelligence. Then there was a Microsoft staffer who warned the company and regulators about the potential of harmful AI content.
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Game: Pick 3
Method 1: 0-5-1
Method 2: 5-9-5
Method 3: 6-4-4
Method 4: 0-0-0 🤖
Method 5: 1-5-7
Method 6: 8-7-6
Digit, at an Amazon warehouse near Seattle, will be mass-produced starting this year. Source: Amazon
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OfflineUS just had its warmest winter in history thanks to El Nino
The El Niño pattern kept frigid temperatures locked up at the poles, giving the U.S. an unusually mild winter that has already seen the country's first billion-dollar disaster.
By Hillary Andrews Source FOX Weather.
Winter comes to an end as one of the warmest on record in North America
The U.S. widely experienced a warmer and less snowy winter than is typical due to a lack of cold air and a strong El Niño.
The winter 2023-24 is going down in history as the hottest on record for the contiguous U.S. in 130 years of record keeping, according to NOAA.
During February, record-breaking heat, over the century mark in some cases, baked Texas and much of the central U.S. during what is traditionally one of the coldest months of the year. Killeen, Texas, became the first city to hit 100 degrees for the calendar year on Feb. 26. FOX Weather calculated that 1,327 cities broke daily record highs for the month.
This was also the winter with a record low ice extent across the Great Lakes. As of Feb. 11, only 2.7% of the Great Lakes were covered in ice. On average, 50% of the lakes are covered in ice by that point in winter.
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