Weatherford Democrat Features 2012-02-10T15:19:00-06:00 urn:uuid:8a229657-71f9-41a0-9d07-833b850b4442 Teacher gets $1,000 in supplies urn:uuid:82ab71c5-fc36-4712-b201-103f2caf1d0a 2010-10-06T15:00:00-05:00 Television pushy with food and products Janis Saunders urn:uuid:c83816de-e3db-4961-b935-3b832e16e9dc 2010-08-18T17:52:26-05:00 Chicken lickin' good recipe Janis Saunders urn:uuid:88141316-7a92-4f71-b544-4f638c26147c 2010-08-11T16:14:01-05:00 <p> OK, I&#8217;m gonna admit it. I don&#8217;t like this 100-degree-plus weather. I don&#8217;t want to cook, I don&#8217;t want to go outside until the sun goes down, in fact, if I go somewhere and it&#8217;s not cool inside, I won&#8217;t stay.<br /> This past weekend, Jim and I went to a get together of a group of friends. It was super cool inside, so I relaxed and did what I do best. Talk!</p> Entrepreneur seeks algae-to-fuel conversion key urn:uuid:e4950fbb-ec09-4677-b89d-b214a6876713 2010-01-25T09:24:00-06:00 BROWNSVILLE, Texas (AP) — And God said, "Let there be light: and there was light," according to the Book of Genesis, although He might have added, "especially in South Texas." Don't bank on weekend to make up for sleep loss urn:uuid:36795b07-9f25-41e2-aeda-996e6312c94c 2010-01-13T15:36:00-06:00 WASHINGTON (AP) — Sleeping in on Saturday after a few weeks of too little shuteye may feel refreshing, but it can give a false sense of security. Buckle up! Kid films getting better at safety urn:uuid:ccbead49-9bd8-4e1d-8094-3af2e7c4bbc9 2010-01-11T08:04:00-06:00 CHICAGO (AP) — Characters in children's movies are wising up about personal safety, increasingly using seat belts, bike helmets and crosswalks, but many still aren't ideal role models, a government study found. From Wild West to modern rodeo, the look is new urn:uuid:48d674ee-f07c-4ffe-b16f-5251d91ae257 2010-01-04T11:03:00-06:00 DENVER (AP) — Thousands of cowboys and cowgirls will be decked out in their Western finery at the National Western Stock Show in Denver this month. But if an original cowboy from the late 1800s somehow stumbled in, would he recognize anybody? Retirees find that it's never too late to learn urn:uuid:5c16ad39-a23c-4e5f-ba6f-a9879208c251 2009-12-21T14:23:00-06:00 DENTON, Texas (AP) — Elsie Griffith, 84, is taking English — and 15 other courses — this fall at UNT. She commutes practically every weekday between her home and the Denton campus. The decade in travel: Technology and terrorism urn:uuid:e427bd63-501e-4f3e-8408-3f4be894e67c 2009-12-14T15:36:00-06:00 NEW YORK (AP) — Remember getting through an airport without removing your shoes, dumping your water bottle or showing ID? Beat goes on at landmark Texas record store urn:uuid:59e5baf0-dd2e-43bf-9016-c31568145ddc 2009-12-07T14:48:00-06:00 SAN MARCOS, Texas (AP) — Before there was hip-hop, before there was hair metal and grunge rock, before there was iTunes, there was Sundance.