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6 Sports
- AAABA: Martella's rely on chemistry for national tournament
- Laurel Highlands football Media Day
- Moore backs Big Ben; Bell returns to Steelers camp
- Curve power early in 8-5 win over Richmond
- AAABA: Martella's looks to light up Point Stadium
- Pitt's Savage settles at Texans camp
- Steelers to retire Hall of Famer Greene's No. 75
- Curve win 6-3, take series over Seawolves
- Heritage Conference H.S. Football Media Day
- Steelers' Spence continues miraculous recovery
- Curve bats silent in 3-2 loss to Erie
- Steelers practice in pads at training camp
- Allie powers Curve to 4-3 win over Erie
- Congressmen push to eliminate PSU sanctions
- Munchak brings O-line coaching back to Pa.
- Blount welcomed into Steelers RB corps
- Barbour introduced as Penn State athletic director
- H.S. football nears with Richland 7-on-7
- PSU friends Moye, Brown, battle for Steelers spot
- Steelers' Shamarko relishes time with Troy
- Steelers bring style and flair to training camp arrival
- Tomahawks tryout camp underway
- Martella's evens AAABA series
- Rockies 7th inning explosion leads to 8-1 win over Pirates
- Reports: Penn State to name new AD Saturday
- Laurel Auto takes AAABA Game 1 over Martella's
- Spikes strike in 5th inning for 5-3 win
- Claysburg loses Legion in extras to Murrysville
- Ravens' Rice suspended two games for domestic violence
- Penn State players visit Children's Hospital
- Wick promoted as Spikes storm Scrappers
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Set for AAABA Final
- Curve go back-to-back-to-back HR in win at New Britain
- Pitt replacing Donald with "group effort"
- Bedford eliminated from Legion; Claysburg loses, still alive
- 6 Sports Local Scoreboard
- Claysburg Gets Final Say in 11-8 Win
- Martella's, Laurel Auto advance to Johnstown AAABA championship
- Spikes shut down in Tri-City finale
- Pitt's Connor playing two-ways in 2014
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Take 2-0 Series Leads
- Sunday Legion Playoff Roundup
- Pitt's Boyd Assuming Leadership Role
- Pirates Sweep Rockies in 5-3 Win
- Curve Blanked by Bowie 3-0
- Mercer Delivers Magic in Extras 3-2 Win
- Saturday Legion Playoff Roundup
- Laurel Auto & Martella's Take Game 1 in AAABA
- Maggi Goes 4-4 as Curve Top Bowie 4-3
- Sampson loses no-hitter in 9th; Curve win 3-0
- Johnstown AAABA Playoffs Begin Saturday
- Lafferty learns NHL skills at Pens camp
- Bell debuts in Curve 8-6 loss to Bowie
- Pitt, Penn State players on CFB Watch Lists
- Curve shine, Moya slugs in All Star Clash
- Baseball families watch All Stars milestone moments
- Spikes, Wick sink Lake Monsters 7-0
- Wounded Warriors honored at Curve Alumni softball game
- Laurel Auto Group AAABA team supporting ovarian cancer awareness
- Maggi, The Man: Curve All-Star draws J-Hay comparisons
- NYPL-best Spikes sweep Staten Island pair
- Photo may clue new Penn State helmets
- Curve lose 5-4 in extras to Harrisburg
- Tommy John: An Epidemic Close to Home
- Penn State OKs $2 million upgrade for football building
- Liriano Struggles in Return from DL
- Curve Cant't Recover From Rough First Inning
- Lift For Life on Pace to Raise Record Amount
- Cambria County HOF Inducts 2014 Class
- McCutchen Lifts Pirates to a 6-5 Extras Win
- Pirates Bullpen Collapses in 6-5 Loss
- State College Downs Brooklyn 4-3
- Thompson Throws CG in 5-1 Laurel Auto Win
- Wiffle Ball Bonanza builds replica Forbes Field for fundraiser
- Koudys and McAdam headline Penn State contingent at NHL Camps
- Pirates avoid sweep, Volquez goes distance
- Cambria Legion baseball playoffs begin
- Pirates Fall in Walk Off Loss Again 5-4 to Cardinals
- Pitt Releases Non-Conference Schedule
- Maggi Gives Curve Walk Off Win in Extras
- Adams Knocks Out Pirates in Walk Off
- Locke Gives Up 1 Earned As Pirates Stay Hot
- Curve Comeback to Sweep Senators
- Spikes Down Jammers to Win 5th Straight
- Volquez Gives up 1 in Pirates 3-2 Win
- Dream Come True at Jennerstown Speedway
- Stone Stays Hot as Spikes Win 3-2
- Big 1st Inning Pushes Curve Passed Senators
- McCutchen falls feet short of cycle in Pirates win
- Monster truck madness invades CNB Bank Raceway
- First-place Spikes win 11-9 shootout over Jamestown
- Howard's homer gives streaking Curve win
- 6 Sports Archives: Johnstown's Subich prepares for Coney Island
- Bedford comeback beats Patton, 8-6, in Cambria Legion
- Richland pole vaulter chooses Red Flash
- Polanco, Pirates beat Diamondbacks 5-1
- Wick hits Spikes record 11th home run
- State College pitching Spikes' unsung heroes
- AAABA: Wise Trailer Sales downs Johnston Realty, 9-4
- Pirates rally for 3 in 9th, beat Diamondbacks 3-2
- Orpik, Niskanen amongst Penguins to leave Pittsburgh
- Tuesday AAABA, Cambria Legion Highlights
- Cambria County Legion: Patton styimes Bedford; Richland storms Cernic's
- Penguins Free Agency Preview: Who's Staying? Who's Going?
- AAABA: Martella's squeaks past First Commonwealth with pitching, defense
- Curve remember Evan Chambers, Spikes win
- Pens draft pick Lafferty credits team with "saving hockey" locally
- Volquez K's 7 in Pirates win
- Spikes rock 'Fresh Prince' jerseys for charity
- Pens draft Hollidaysburg's Lafferty
- Johnstown basketball league seeks to "Stop the Violence"
- Spikes win second straight over Williamsport
- Penguins Trade James Neal
- Pirates trade Grilli; Harrison walks-off Mets
- Polanco goes deep in 5-2 Pirates win
- Curve get rare win, 3-1 over Binghamton
- Thursday Baseball/Softball: St. Michael wins Legion, District 6 Softball All-Stars
- Spikes' Wick on record HR pace
- PSU AD search committee named
- US advances to World Cup's 2nd round despite loss
- Wick blasts 2 more HR in Spikes loss
- Pitt's Dixon picks Spurs for Patterson
- Penguins hire Mike Johnston as coach
- Crosby wins NHL MVP
- Martella's Pharmacy erases Delweld lead in AAABA win
- Bedford legion tops Richland in division-leader battle
- Franklin previews 2014 Nittany Lions
- AAABA: Renegades take down first-place Laurel Auto
- Cup Fever for US & Portugal Match
- Unlikely Heroes Step Up in Pirates 2-1 Win
- NHL Releases 2014 Schedule
- New Jersey 3-Star Linebacker Commits to PSU
- Lantzy & Lezzer All-Star Games Show-off Area Talent
- Grilli Demoted, Pirates Fall to Cubs 6-3
- One-on-one with Penn State's James Franklin
- Lantzy North & South Rivalry Heating Up
- Walk Off Walk Rescues Pirates in Extras
- Franklin dishes on Penn State uniforms and his relationship with Bill O'Brien
- Spikes Fall in Extras to Batavia 8-4
- Pirates lose, Questionable call surrounding Punxsy's Mesoraco
- Campers hit the courts with SFU Women's Hoops
- New Nittany Lion logo illuminated at Beaver Stadium
- Harrison's Heroics Not Enough in 6-5 Loss to Reds
- Lantzy North All-Stars Prep for Wide Open Game
- Wick Hits 5th HR in 5 Games in Spikes Win
- Report: Pens coaching search includes Samuelsson, NHL veterans and assistants
- Penn State AD Joyner announces retirement
- South QBs Learn Spread Offense for Lantzy Classic
- Marlins walkoff Pirates as Polanco makes history
- Spikes bullpen is their backbone
- Will Murphy Wins Sunnehanna in 3 Hole Playoff
- Spikes rally to win home opener
- Baseball & Softball State Title Roundup
- Polanco's 1st HR Gives Pirates Extras Win
- 3rd Round Play Suspended at Sunnehanna
- Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll dead at 82
- Spikes newcomers prepared for State College
- Spikes returners hungry for Championship
- Kingham promoted to Indianapolis
- Pennsylvanians Smith and Reach top leaderboard at Sunnehanna
- McCutchen stays hot as Pirates blank Cubs
- Steelers' Pouncey Inks $44 Million deal
- Ghim surges with 2nd Round 66 at Sunnehanna
- Cromie and Burns top Sunnehanna leaderboard, Ihm tied for 3rd
- Polanco Debuts in Pirates 7-3 Loss
- Sunnehanna amateurs prepare for challenging rough
- Elk CC, Central make PIAA baseball championship games
- Bald Eagle, Claysburg reach state softball finals
- 6 Sports at Sunnehanna: Record field arrives at course
- New Spikes break in Medlar Field
- Centre County rivals meet for softball state title spot
- Race with Chase at Bedford Speedway
- Brewer Bats Get Revenge in 9-3 Win
- Penguins hire Rutherford as GM; Bylsma fired
- Pitt's Dixon predicts Spurs for Patterson
- Bedford Speedway Racing: Friday, June 7
- State Baseball Quarterfinals - Highlights & Scores
- State Softball Quarterfinals - Highlights & Scores
- Pitt's Dixon Guest of Honor at Sunnehanna
- Curve end losing streak with 6-5 win
- McCort grad Spisak making historic run at Nationals
- Ike at the Mic: Taylor sounds off at Steelers OTA
- Johnstown Tomahawks name new head coach
- PIAA releases baseball, softball quarterfinal locations
- Richland's Pecora signs with UPJ baseball
- State Softball 1st Round - Highlights & Scores
- State Baseball 1st Round - Highlights & Scores
- Geroy Simon to retire from CFL
- Four local athletes make NCAA Track championships
- McCutchen Shines in Pirates 5-3 Win over LA
- Curve Struggles Continue in 2-1 Loss to NH
- Elk County Catholic Undefeated Season on the LIne
- Solidier & Mother Reunited Before Curve Game
- State College Falls in the Volleyball Quarterfinals
- Dirienzo Twins Anchor Somerset Lineup & Staff
- "Your Town - Johnstown": History of Sports in Johnstown
- Ten Johnstown athletes sign letters of intent
- D5 Baseball: Bedford repeats, So. Fulton wins walk-off
- D5 Softball: HOPE for Hyndman wins back-to-back District titles
- Ten McCort athletes announce college plans
- Renegades top Martella's on AAABA Opening Night
- Somerset, McCort capture District 6 baseball crowns
- District 6 Softball Championships: Bald Eagle, So. Huntingdon upsets
- Bellefonte downs Johnstown for D6-AAA softball title
- Marauders volleyball swept in state first round
- Walkoffs Abound in District Championships
- Curve Drop 4th Straight, 7-5 in Richmond
- District Baseball & Softball Championships Schedule
- Seawolves Late Charge Downs Curve 6-5
- Liriano Struggles in Pirates 5-2 Loss
- PIAA Track & Field Championships: Day Two Medalists
- Jennerstown Results: Saturday May 24
- PIAA Track & Field Championships: Day One Medalists
- Sunnehanna Amateur to Feature 7 of top 11 Junior Golfers
- Johnstown Hosts Spring Football Combine
- District Baseball Round-Up: Thursday, May 22
- District Softball Round-Up: Thursday, May 22
- Penn State's Conlan inducted into College Football Hall of Fame
- Morris pitching, Garcia blasts Curve past Akron, 7-3
- Pens' Gibbons scores spectacular goal in AHL
- Natalie Burgo: Med Student, Karate Champion, Role Model
- North Star bests Shanksville in D5-A baseball playoffs
- Rain postpones dozen District playoff games
- Curve struggles against Akron continue in loss
- Meyersdale's Clark going to State track despite new status
- Guilfoyle, State High win back-to-back District 6 volleyball titles
- Forest Hills advances to D6-AA semis over Tyrone
- State High relay runners amongst USA best
- District 6 Softball/Baseball Round-Up: Monday, May 20
- Rojas rallies Curve with late RBI single
- Titans' Jones praises O'Brien for NFL readiness
- Pirates Split Doubleheader, First Bronx Win in 54 Years
- Curve Fall in Richmond Finale 8-2
- Jennerstown Speedway Holds Opening
- Curve Blank Richmond 3-0
- State College Sweeps 6-AAA Track Meet; Elk County girls win District 9
- Pittsburgh Penguins fire GM, head coach's future uncertain
- Shazier, Steelers Open Rookie Camp
- Crick slicks Curve; Richmond wins 2-1
- Richland stings Marion Center in District 6 first round
- Gongloff returns as Bishop Carroll girls hoops coach
- Bald Eagle downpours on Penns Valley in rain-soaked win
- Forest Hills tops Huntingdon in volleyball semis
- Huskies trio signs letters of intent
- New Nittany Lion logos being added to Beaver Stadium
- District 5 & 6-AA Track Championships: Highlights and Results
- Curve fall 5-3 in middle game at Binghamton
- Saint Francis football suspended from postseason play
- Rangers complete Pens collapse, win Game 7
- Records fall, then rain, at District 6-AA Track
- Lucky 7s: Curve go deep in big inning
- Meyersdale tops Portage for WestPAC baseball crown
- N. Cambria takes the Heritage Conference
- Race with Chase at Dog Hollow Speedway
- Inside Draft Day with PSU's John Urschel
- Steelers Address WR & CB Needs in Last Day of Draft
- PSU's Jones & Urschel Go in Day 3 of NFL Draft
- Former Pitt Stars Headed to Texas: Savage to Houston, Street to Dallas
- Pens lose 5-1, miss chance to close Rangers
- Steelers draft DE Tuitt from Notre Dame
- Shazier Joins Long History of Pittsburgh Linebackers
- Steelers draft Shazier with 15th pick
- Pitt's Donald drafted 13th by Rams
- Valley wins WestPAC North; BEA tops Bellefonte in rivalry
- Path to the Draft: Penn State duo enjoying NFL luxury
- Pens win 3rd straight, take 3-1 lead on Rangers
- Windber boys, Berlin girls roll to WestPAC Track titles
- Rojas walk-off gives Curve series win over Bowie
- Penn State's Urschel trains for NFL with MMA
- Bedford, Richland win LHAC Track Championships
- Wandy allows 7 runs in Curve rehab
- Northern Cambria and Ligonier take Heritage Track crowns
- Naglic signs with UPJ wrestling
- Bellwood, NBC highlight ICC Track Championships
- J-Town Roller Girls bring roller derby home
- Steelers' Colbert, Tomlin talk NFL Draft
- Penguins Dominate the Puck in 3-0 Win to Even Series
- Curve Drop 5th Straight, 5-4 to Akron
- Curve Fall Short in Rainy Akron Doubleheader
- North Star Comes Back For 7-6 Win over Portage
- MMA Takes Over War Memorial Arena
- Rangers dismantle Pens in OT
- 65th West Central Coaches track meet
- Franklin says little on Vanderbilt case
- Wandy struggles as Curve split doubleheader
- Welter Weathers the Storm: The Search for a Sports Story
- Local war veteran becoming champion MMA fighter
- Franklin's involvement in Vanderbilt rape case questioned
- Franklin issues statement on Vanderbilt rape case
- Tomahawks part ways with head coach
- Kingham rocked in Curve loss at Erie
- Malkin leads Pens to series clinching win
- Urschel leaves handprint in Happy Valley history
- UPJ Baseball "playing hot" for PSAC
- Juniata swept in National Championship
- Penguins Bounce Back With 3-1 Win
- Jennerstown Speedway A "Home" to Local Racers
- Ligonier Valley Takes Jaycees Baseball Classic
- Juniata rallies to reach men's volleyball Final Four
- Pens respond to Bylsma questioning work ethic
- Sampson surprises for Curve pitching rotation
- Allie homers again as Curve sweeps Senators
- Somerset powers past McCort for LHAC lead
- Guilfoyle's Burke beats Richland's Lushko in D6 tennis semis
- Carroll's Gomish signs with Lock Haven volleyball
- Pens lose 4-3 in OT at Columbus; Series tied 2-2
- Allie "Grand", Curve rally for 10-9 walk-off
- Chase for the Cup: Game 4 recaps
- Steelers Release Schedule for 2014 Season
- Curve, Sampson squash Sens, 7-0
- Chase for the Cup: Game 3 recaps
- Fleury, 3-goal flurry lead Pens past Jackets 4-3
- Garcia, Diaz pound Curve past Senators, 10-1
- Punxsy 5-run inning rallies past Hollidaysburg
- Nearly 50 local runners in Boston Marathon
- PSU Comeback Falls Short in 7-6 Illinois Loss
- Blue Jackets Blaze Back for 4-3 2 OT Win
- Steelers Heyward Throws First Pitch at 7-3 Curve Loss
- Chase for the Cup: Game 2 recaps
- Chase for the Cup: Game 1 recaps
- Curve Squeeze past Squirrels
- Pens prep for game two
- Red Flash duo prepare for NFL Draft
- 9 Pennsylvania colleges target of gender complaint
- Jennerstown Speedway set for May 10 re-opening
- Errors doom Curve in 2-1 loss to Richmond
- Shade, Claysburg impress in softball wins
- Pens Comeback to win 4-3 on 3rd Period Sutter Goal
- Lady Lions Move Into New Era
- Curve top Senators 5-2
- Lucas Selected 21st in WNBA Draft by Mercury
- Central Takes Curve Classic With 6-1 Win
- Curve Drop 3 out of 4 to Richmond
- PSU Blue-White Coverage: Chiappialle emerges from Spring
- Former PSU Stars Enjoy "Family Reunion" at Spring Game
- Bishop McCort takes Gene Schultz Memorial Title
- 5 UPJ Greats Enter Schools' Hall of Fame
- RAW Video: 10-year old Brent Zierer breaks TD run at SFU Spring Game
- Red Flash Spring Game: Returning lettermen take charge at SFU
- Tomahawks lose 4-3, swept by Port Huron
- Kingham shines, Curve stunned by Squirrels
- Penn State Blue-White Preview: Players ready to show off new look
- Fees' complete game leads UPJ over IUP
- Curve squash Squirrels in Richmond, 6-1
- Valley blasts, Portage pitches way to WestPAC softball wins
- Furman CG gives Valley 2-0 win over Township
- Blue-White-Grey Game? PSU positions protected at Spring Game
- Tomahawks Confident Despite Trailing Series 0-2
- Centre Co. athletic director theft investigation deepens
- Letang returns as Pens top Wings in shootout
- Dodson disappoints; Curve comeback falls short
- McCort's monster inning blasts Carroll baseball
- Mazey talks with 6 Sports on WVU and returning home
- McCort hires Davitch as football head coach
- Portage walks off North Star, 4-3 in baseball
- PSU Pro Day: Nittany Lions react to NFL workout
- Mazey returns home as WVU falls to PSU
- Bombs Away: Garcia Walk-Off Highlights Curve Four Homers
- Mid-State Mustangs celebrate national hockey title
- Who's Next? Pirates pitching depth needed after Taillon injury
- Enter the Lions Den: PSU Spring Practice gets intense
- Pirates Prospect Taillon to undergo Tommy John surgery
- The North Sweeps the South in Trib-Dem All-Star Games
- Pitt's Render Replaces Donald
- Curve Drop Two in Doubleheader with Seawolves
- No. 1 Juniata volleyball loses to Stevenson 3-1
- Ex-NBA players spread message in Cambria All-Star Game
- Pitt's Voytik "inconsistent" at QB, says Chryst
- Depth continues to plague Penn State in Spring
- Area gymnasts excited for regional meet
- Pitt Spring Football: Voytik takes charge at QB
- Let's Get Physical: Tomahawks plan to bring intensity to playoffs
- Pitt Spring Football: Chemistry key for young Panthers
- Bellwood's Luensmann stars in baseball win over Williamsburg
- PIAA plan would limit athletics at charter schools
- Curve keep it loose for 2014 season
- Curve Media Day: Top prospects headline roster
- RAW: Curve pitcher Jhonathan Ramos sings and dances with team
- Bellefonte blasts P-O with 8-run inning
- Walker's blast gives Pirates Opening Day win over Cubs
- Bonds, Leyland reunite for Pirates award ceremony
- PSU: Dieffenbach Suffers Knee Injury
- Stanford Too Much for Lady Lions
- Somerset Overtakes Bishop McCort in Extras
- PSU Lax Suffers Another Close loss, 9-7 to Nova
- Depth, Offensive Line concerns continue to plague Penn State football
- Central PA Sweeps Altoona Mirror Classic
- PSU Beats Northwestern 7-3, Will Hold Thon Sluggers day
- UPJ Sweeps Clarion in Doubleheader
- Late Runs Push McCort Passed Richland
- Taillon Seeks 2nd Opinion, Marte Signs Extension
- Seton Hill Sweeps IUP in Afternoon Doubleheader
- Cambria County Sports HOF to induct five
- Tomahawks near playoffs after losing scare
- Seniors lead Lady Lions into NCAA Sweet 16
- Pirates blast 22 runs, 29 hits in Spring Training win
- East stepping up for Lady Lions
- "Johnstown Jet" Larod rehabs, waits on NFL visits
- Welcome to "Coopers"ville: Penn State baseball back home
- PSU wrestlers return home to heroes welcome
- A 17-0 2nd Half Run Pushes PSU Past Wichita State
- Stephens-Howling Talks Sled Hockey & Free Agency
- Penguins & Tomahawks both Fall at Home
- Tomahawks Beat Soo in 4-3 Shootout
- Mt. Aloysius drop two to Gettysburg
- Ruth & Taylor Head to Finals for PSU
- Zanna & Young to "Battle" in Pitt vs. Florida Matchup
- UPJ Splits Doubleheader with Seton Hill
- Saar's 2OT Goal Gets PSU Passed Michigan
- Pitt Explodes for Record Win over Colorado
- Somerset Hockey Wins LMHL Championship
- PSU Leads after Day 1 of NCAA Championships
- Nittany Lions survive Hampton in CBI
- Carroll boys, BG girls lose in PIAA hoops semis
- Johnstown's "Hawk" signs $13.6M with Browns
- Pitt leaves for Orlando, NCAA Tournament
- Early-enrollee Thompkins impresses at PSU
- Lady Lions earn NCAA 3-seed, game with Wichita St.
- Franklin hits ground running at PSU Spring practice
- Carroll gets Lincoln Park rematch in PIAA semis
- SFU's Run Ends in NEC Title Game
- 9 Pitt to Play 8 Colorado in 12th Tourney in 13 Years
- Pitt Comes Up Short Vs Virginia
- Bishop Guilfoyle Girls Down Clarion, On to Semis
- UPJ's McKillop is D-II National Runner-Up
- PIAA Quarters: Bishop Carroll survives North Catholic in OT, 63-59
- Pitt beats No. 15 UNC 80-75 in ACC quarters
- UPJ puts two in NCAA wrestling semis
- Ohio State outpaces Penn State hockey, 4-2
- State champ Johnsonburg rebuilding title baseball team
- PIAA Class A: Guilfoyle girls survive; Berlin, Claysburg fall
- Pitt wins ACC tourney debut, 84-55 over Wake
- SFU women beats Mount St. Mary's 68-63 for NEC finals berth
- Shade girls fall short in PIAA "A" 2nd round
- Hollidaysburg, Somerset win LMHL semifinal thrillers
- PIAA Second Round: Bishop Carroll streaks past Monessen; Ridgway falls to North Catholic
- PIAA Second Round Girls: Bellwood, Tussey, State High fall short
- Red Flash open spring practice under AM lights
- PSU-Altoona softball freshman pitches Perfect Game
- UPJ wrestlers ready to rock Cleveland at nationals
- Red Flash Outlast Pioneers in 2OT Classic
- PSU Wrestling Wins 4th Straight B1G Title
- 6 Sports On The Mat: PIAA Wrestling Championship Saturday
- PIAA Boys & Girls Basketball Playoffs
- PIAA Boys Basketball Playoffs: A & AAA
- PIAA Girls Basketball Playoffs: AA & AAAA
- PSU Wrestling Seeks 4th Straight Conference Title
- 6 Sports On The Mat: PIAA Wrestling Championships - Day One Results
- Red Flash beat Bryant for historic NEC win
- Portage record season led by secret sideline weapon
- Richland's Wingard stands tall in 3-1 win over Johnstown
- Williams Drops SFU Record 47 in Win Over Wagner
- Local Dogsledders Mush through Mountains
- PSU Seeks 4th Consecutive B1G Title
- Inside PSU Football Winter Workouts
- Penn State's upset bid falls short against No. 14 Wisconsin
- Three UPJ Wrestlers Earn Regional Championships
- Back Court Brothers: Somerset's Heiple & Barnes Combine for 55 pts
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Richland (6-AA), Ridgway (9-A) win boys championships
- 6 Sports On The Mat: Southwest, Northwest Regional Champions
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Somerset, Huntingdon win historic District titles
- Seniors lead Lady Lions to 3rd straight Big Ten title
- Williams, Heyward shine in SFU upset of Robert Morris
- UPJ puts seven wrestlers in NCAA Regional Semis
- District 6 Swimming Championships: Day Two
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A championships decided at buzzer
- Southwest, Northwest Regional Wrestling Quarterfinals
- Third Time's A Charm: Punxsy finally wins 9-AAA boys crown
- Lady Lions seniors writing winning legacy
- District 6 Swimming Championships: Day One
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: State High, Altoona split 6-AAAA championships
- Homer-Center boys, Claysburg girls win 6-A third place
- UPJ hosting NCAA Regionals over weekend
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Ridgway, ECC win D9-A Semis
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Conemaugh Twp. wins thriller, Shade's Spinelli sets milestone
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA, 6-AAA Boys Semifinals Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA, 6-AAA girls semifinal highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Berlin, Tussey wins District 5 titles
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A Sets Friday Championships
- Girls District 6 AAA Basketball Playoffs
- Losing in Pitt's Head
- (16)Nebraska Overwhelms (8)PSU Women 94-74
- Ruth and Taylor pins send seniors out in style
- Shade's Spinelli Approaches 1000 Points
- D-5 Wrestling Championships: Bedford's Easter makes history; Ridge wins title
- District 6-AAA Wrestling Championships
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Saturday District 5 & 6 Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Friday District 6-AA Quarterfinal Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: Friday District 5 Semifinal Highlights
- Watt nets hat-trick on memorable Tomahawks night
- District 5 wrestling tournament underway
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-A Quarterfinals Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 5 Girls - Berlin, North Star Advance
- PSU women's hockey team cheers USA, Canada to Gold
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 6-AA 1st Round Highlights
- 6 Sports Hoops Hysteria: District 5-AA Boys Quarterfinals Highlights
Shade's Spinelli Approaches 1000 Points
Updated: Tuesday, February 25 2014, 12:41 AM EST
By Pat Welter
If you've played the Shade Girls Basketball team this year, you've most likely left asking, "who was that number eleven?"
That number eleven is Emma Spinelli. A sophomore guard who is now just ten points shy of one thousand career points.
She's one of the smallest players on court, but one of the first to catch your eye. Whether its spinning in the lane or taking a hard foul to get a much needed two points, Spinelli does it all.
And after helping fuel a 6 point 4th quarter comeback saturday versus Berlin, her and her teammates find themselves in the District 5 Championship.
Now after you watch that game wednesday you won't be saying "who was that number eleven?" You'll know, that's Emma Spinelli.
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BLUMENTHAL: The senator and Congressman John Larson (CT-1) announced $575,000 grants from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development's (HUD) Fair Housing Initiatives Program (FHIP) to Connecticut Fair Housing Center, Inc. in Hartford to assist victims of housing discrimination across the state.
"These grants help ensure that victims of discriminatory housing practices in Connecticut have the support they require," Blumenthal said in a statement released by his office. "The Fair Housing Center is at the forefront of fighting for access to fair and affordable housing."
One grant of $325,000 will be used to provide administrative, investigative, and legal services to individuals who may encounter discrimination, while two grants totaling $250,000 will be used for public outreach, education and training.
LIEBERMAN: The senator expressed his thoughts on Twitter about the U.S. Postal Service's new plan to reduce the operating hours of its offices:
"PMG decision to reduce hours at thousands of post offices consistent w/ Senate passed postal bill- wish he waited for Congress to act."
HIMES: The congressman has dubbed the GOP's Reconciliation Bill as "Wreckonsillyation," saying that it would cut vital services to avoid reductions in Pentagon spending:
It's unconscionable that some in Congress refuse to cut Pentagon spending, even when it means taking food out of the mouths of starving children to pay for their unwillingness to make real choices," Himes said in a statement released by his office. "We've left Iraq and we're drawing down troops in Afghanistan. Our tax code is broken, and we won't be able to afford programs like Medicare that people desperately need if we do not make reforms. Our deficit problem is serious now, but it will become grave if we do not act quickly. The games on both sides need to stop—it's time to act on a real plan to reduce the deficit in a way that doesn't ask the poor to the carry the burden of tax cuts for the most affluent among us and decades of poor fiscal decisions."
DELAURO: The congresswoman also commented on the Reconciliation Bill. This is wrong," she said. "Budgets are about choices and about values, and this bill exposes exactly what this Majority is all about. We need to pass legislation that strengthens and rebuilds the middle class, creates jobs, invests in rebuilding our infrastructure, supports manufacturers, and restores fairness to our tax code. This Reverse Robin Hood agenda of the House Majority fails in every regard, and I urge my colleagues to oppose it."
MURPHY: Chris Murphy for Senate launched a new Web-based grassroots campaign geared towards women this week called Women for Murphy and is led by Rep. DeLauro.
"We need Chris in the Senate to fight back on the extremist Republican agenda and stand up for the issues that matter to us," DeLauro wrote on the site. "I just don't want Chris in the Senate, I need him there as my partner to fight back against Republicans that want to take women's rights back to 1950. I can't think of a fight more necessary to take on or a partner better to have at my side than Chris."


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I guess this article could be subtitled: How the Freedom from Religion Can't Read the Constitution.
But we'll just stick with the title we have.
A win in a big way came for freedom OF religion when a Texas judge ruled the lawsuit filed against Governor Rick Perry (in response to The Response) did not have legal standing to sue.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation argued in the lawsuit that Perry's involvement in the day of prayer and fasting would violate the First Amendment's establishment clause. The event, which is called The Response, is scheduled for Aug. 6 at Houston's Reliant Stadium.
What about the First Amendment makes them think that the Establishment Clause would be violated?
Congress shall make no law respecting and establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof…
What about the rest of the first amendment?
. . . or the right of the people peaceably to assemble.
I guess they get to read the parts they want to read of the Constitution and skip the rest. But even my 8 year old can tell me that inviting people to pray is not the establishment of a religion.
Point in case: He wasn't MAKING PEOPLE ATTEND.
That solves that. But Kay Staley, one of the plaintiffs in the suit, had an interesting idea:
"I wonder if we had a Muslim governor what would happen if the whole state was called to a Muslim prayer,"
Well Mrs. Staley, what would happen? Oh yeah, it already did, TWO YEARS AGO. In a story from the Washington Times (a terribly ANTI-Christian piece by the way):
About 3,000 Muslims gathered Friday for a first-ever prayer service in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol…
About 3,000 Muslims gathered Friday for a first-ever prayer service in the shadow of the U.S. Capitol…
Wow, I guess we should have sued someone for trying to establish Islam as the official religion of Washington, D.C., shouldn't we?
Well, I hope the President doesn't do something to violate the Establishment Clause, like have a religious dinner at the White House, oh wait….
Last night, President Obama continued the White House tradition of hosting an Iftar - the meal that breaks the day of fasting - celebrating Ramadan in the State Dining Room.
Last night, President Obama continued the White House tradition of hosting an Iftar - the meal that breaks the day of fasting - celebrating Ramadan in the State Dining Room.
That was August 13, 2010 when that happened.
The Bottom Line is this: This is a blatant attack on Christianity, and no one else. They obviously don't have a problem with Muslim gatherings, and don't educate themselves well enough in the matter to establish evidence to the contrary.
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Peach County High School has nominated five students for Governors Honors, a summer enrichment program held at Valdosta State University for gifted high school juniors and seniors.
During the four-week program, students study a major that they are nominated for as well as a topic of their choosing. The state funds the program, so there is no charge for students to attend, according to a news release.
Peach County Highs nominees, and their majors, are: Colton Cason, math; Christopher Poole, math; Corajean Lackman, social studies; Drenay Everett, Spanish; and Jessica Mantooth, theater.
The students will interview for the program at the state level in January and February.
Governors Honors is such a competitive program that even being nominated is an accomplishment. I congratulate the students of Peach County High School and look forward to meeting them and their parents at the interviews, Dale Lyles, director of the program, said in the release.


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The joys of commuting by bike attract scores of new converts every year. But as fresh-faced cyclists fill the roads, they also encounter their share of frustrations: careless drivers, wide-flung car doors, zoned-out pedestrians, and aggressive fellow cyclists, to name a few. In this follow-up to the best-selling Bike Snob, BikeSnobNYC takes on the trials and triumphs of bike commuting with snark, humor, and enthusiasm, asking the question: If we become better commuters, will that make us better people? From the deadly sins of biking to tactics for dealing with cars, pedestrians, and other cyclists, this primer on bike travel is a must-read for cyclists new and seasoned alike.
"According to the irreverent Bike Snob NYC (Bike Snob: Systematically and Mercilessly Realigning the World of Cycling), the nom de guerre of Eben Weiss, the main thing commuters want is 'To be happy, and to not get killed.' And in this hilarious faux-epic volume, the author uses the Bible as a loose template for how cyclists and cars can, and should, all get along. Though there's some take-home advice, such as driving behaviors to avoid and which kind of bike to buy, most of the book is a rollicking window into urban cycling from a self-professed 'smug dork.' There are several extended glossaries — in the annals of Annoying Cyclist Behavior, Weiss describes the differences between 'salmoning,' 'shoaling,' and 'wheelsucking.' And sidebars include Understanding Bipedal Idiocy and The Dachshund of Time. Occasionally, the author flips into an earnest, philosophical voice; though his description of his experience on 9/11 and his rant about the pointlessness of dressing up for work are thought-provoking, their tone is somewhat out of place in what is, at heart, a truly fun and witty ride. The book shines when the author combines his self-deprecation on behalf of all cyclists ('we are kind of the nerds in the school cafeteria of transportation') with heavier topics ('when it comes to integrating our transportation, we're as closed-minded as the racists of yesteryear'), creating a call to arms for the ultimate commuting goals: transcendence and 'highways of happiness.' Illus. (Mar.)" Publishers Weekly Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved.
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The Baton Rouge man's first LP, from 1960, collecting various Excello classics. Searing electric guitar; brother-in-law Slim Harpo on harmonica; a no-prisoners rhythm section dosed with New Orleans r'n'b.
He released three Checker LPs in 1962: this rounds up killers like Detour, Road Runner, Who Do You Love and Here Tis. 'Got a brand new house on the roadside / Made from rattlesnake hide.'
Aged seventeen, in 1961. Too searing and trad for Motown requirements, and Smokey will go to work on her… but such a great voice! Check the youtube clip of Bye Bye Baby, with the Temps on bvs. Killer.
Sleazy rhythm and blues — cult classics like Jail Bait, Greasy Chicken — kicking off a career including production and writing for Stevie, Ike, Funkadelic and co, and stints at Motown and Chess. Detroit legend.
Sublime New Jersey girl-pop originally out on the Scepter label in 1962 — featuring Bacharach's knockout title-song, and the chart-topper Soldier Boy.
Foundational second LP — with bvs by The Supremes, The Temptations and The Vandellas, songwriting help from Norman Whitfield and Barrett Strong, and The Funk Brothers laying it down.
Their second, 1962 LP is probably their best — with all-time, smash-hit murder like It's Gonna Work Out Fine, Poor Fool, You Should've Treated Me Right and I Idolize You.
The debut LP of Detroit son Stevland Hardaway Morris, aged 12, playing keyboards, harmonica, and percussion. With the original studio version of Fingertips.
A pumped mixture of RC classics and originals in the same manner, recorded when SW was just 11 (though released after Jazz Soul).
From 1960, kicking off imperiously with his smash Road Runner.
His sixth album — for Checker in 1961 — is a classic, wildly entertaining from start to finish. Rockers like Hong Kong, Bo the wicked raconteur, stomping avant guitarism like Congo, bits of flamenco, Chicago blues…
His absolutely unmissable fusion of blues, barrelhouse boogie-woogie, funk, gospel, mambo, rhumba and second-line street parade rhythms. B-sides, rarities and alternates, 1949-57.
Dr. John: 'All New Orleans pianists owe Fess… guru, godfather, and spiritual doctor of all that came under him.' A kind of greatest hits of this giant, drawn from labels like Atlantic, Mercury, Federal. So good.
Her 1956 Atlantic debut, key to the splitting of jazz singing into rhythm and blues and soul. Lavern was Memphis Minnie's niece. Her stage-name in her teens was 'Miss Sharecropper'.
Rocking and rolling. Classy, tough.
Berry Gordy chose Marv to kick off his new label TAMLA.
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The first three Epic sevens and a bunch of other instrumentals, switching on a light for punk rock back in 1959. With Rumble, from Pulp Fiction.


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Federal officials warn residents to prepare for heavy winds, inland and coastal flooding and power outages from Hurricane Sandy.
The storm, which is expected to come ashore somewhere along the east coast late Sunday into early Monday, is anticipated to affect 50-60 million people along the east coast, from the Carolinas to New England and extending west into West Virgina and the Ohio Valley.
Flooding, for now, is the main focus of forecasters and federal disaster response agencies, according to Louis Uccellini, director the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Center For Environmental Prediction.
Uccellini said the "extent of heavy rainfall has a danger of flooding for Pennsylvania and Maryland and into northern Virginia.
"Given the amount of rainfall and the period of time that it's falling over, we expect the river flooding to be significant from about 48 hours from now on," Uccellini said. "We're looking at the river valleys in Pennsylvania and Maryland then into New Jersey very carefully."
Rick Knabb, director of the National Hurricane Center, said residents along the east coast should not down play the potential effects of Hurricane Sandy because they were not impacted by past storms.
"Every storm is different so if you were not impacted by a past storm that doesn't mean it will be exactly the same for you this time," said Knabb. "We have to keep our eye on the ball on this storm."
County and state officials in Maryland Friday called on residents to use the weekend to prepare for Hurricane Sandy.
Gov. Tom Corbett Friday declared a state of emergency for the state of Pennsylvania.
Montgomery County officials and other jurisdictions urged residents to begin their own personal disaster preparations.
PECO has been preparing through the weekend for expected power outages.
Karen Muldone Geus, a PECO spokeswoman, said 255 emergency crews and 155 tree crews are ready to respond to the storm.
"This storm is an all hands on deck type storm," she said, in a report on the Daily Local website. adding that crews from sister utilities in Louisiana, Mississippi, Tennessee, and Illinois were traveling to the area to provide extra manpower for the utility's emergency response.
Forecasters now believe the remnants of Hurricane Sandy will make landfall along the east coast between the Mid-Atlantic and New England areas some time between Monday and Tuesday. The effects of the large, slow moving storm, will be felt before that.
"Because of the large size, weather will begin to deteriorate in advance of the center circulation and then we anticipate that the system will slow down after coming ashore on Tuesday into Wednesday," Knabb said, adding that the storm is "much more capable of producing large storm surge values in coastal areas and longer periods of damaging winds at the coast and inland over a larger area, and longer periods of heavy rain over a larger area."
"So, there's going to be an inland flood potential," Knabb said. "This is not just going to be a coastal event, although the hazards do start at the coast with the storm surge and exactly who gets the worst of the storm surge is difficult to pinpoint right now."
Also of concern to officials is the strong winds that are expected to cause extended power outages.
"Based upon the wind speeds, we don't expect substantial structural damages," Federal Emergency Management Agency Administrator Craig Fugate said. "What we think the primary impact is going to be is trees and tree limbs down and whatever roof damage from trees coming down as well as power lines. The primary concern with wind is going to be extensive, perhaps widespread power outages due trees coming down, limbs coming down."
The large size of the storm, which could potentially cover the eastern third of the country, will cause multiple weather-related problems that vary from region to region.
Once the storm makes land-fall, it is expected to track east to west before heading north and being taken up by a storm system coming out of Canada.
Strong winds are expected to affect areas as far west as the Ohio Valley and the Eastern Great Lakes. Rainfall totals north and northwest of the center of the storm could range from 5 to 8 inches. As much as two feet of snow could fall in areas of West Virginia and western North Carolina and Virginia, said Uccellini.
Forecasters are already seeing similarities between Hurricane Sandy, which some have dubbed "Frankenstorm," and other storms with historical impacts.
"I think the Perfect Storm in 1991 has some similarities and the major cyclone in November 1950, which actually served as the storm that everyone started doing modeling on, had similar characteristics," Uccellini said. "We see storms that have characteristics but each storm is different. Each is unique and we don't try to make the historical comparisons until after the event."
Federal disaster response officials continue to stress the importance of preparing for the storm in communities from North Carolina through New England.
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david77014 Posts: 2I purchased my Juke back in Dec 2012. With over 10k miles already, i have not manage to hit 33mpg,and thats with 90% of my driving is Highway with the ECO on. Its a great little car for 2 but the other down side is that it takes only Surpreme gas!! :mad: Which averages out to 25mpg
raas Posts: 5As you may know, most cars that say Premium work just fine on regular and it doesn't void your warranty or anything. In fact that manufacturers including Nissan have tidied up their wording so if you read the applicable notice carefully, it don't forbid Regular or even not advise it ... they just say it may effect performance. The Juke has plenty of performance on Regular especially in the Normal mode (vs Econ). I've noted no differance in MPG (Regular vs Premium). You'd be better off saving the dollars on the fill up and splurging on the Normal driving mode
I bought my Juke SL in April 2011. Very fun to drive! Turbo has lots of get up. The car is alot easier to get in and out of compared to the Altima. I am averaging 27.2 mpg. The GPS is great as is the on screen camera for reverse. I like the USB for my smart phone and hands free talking on my phone. I love my Juke and have gotten lots of compliments.
Recently I have noticed a rattle in the rear somewhere. I am unable to find it, unless it is the rear speaker. I have checked everything I know and am unable to find the origin of the rattle. This is, and should be a very tight little car. It is not the jack or tools in the back. Please reply to this post if anyone has any insight on this muffled rattle.
mmandnoodle Posts: 2Have you checked the back seats to make sure they are locked in place? I realize this sounds obvious but had a rattle and could not find where it was coming from but eventually found this to be the problem.
Anyone else having trouble with the low tire indicator continually coming on regardless of air pressure in tires?
We noticed a rattle/clicking noise on the way home from picking up my Juke from the dealership. It only makes that noise when driving at least 50 mph or faster. After putting my head near the gear shifter, we figured out that was where the noise was coming from. My husband says that is where the catalytic converter is located. The dealship says the noise is normal after we told them about it over the phone. I think not. Other cars do not make that clicking/rattle noise. Other than that, I do LOVE my Juke!
I've found that at a number of "other sites" people are complaining about the license plate rattling.. This could be the issue.. thou I placed velcro on the Plate (not on the car body) to cushion the plate against the body.
Thou we are very pleased with the Juke.. I feel that there coil springs and / or shocks need to be upgraded.. They aren't as responsive as I would hope. Matter of fact I would rather have the Juke lifted approx 3/4 inch more.. Contacting Nissan and Nismo and a few other companies which create Polyurethane spacers. None have agreed to raise the Juke only lower it..
I found that the rattle IS the back seat latch, even though it IS latched. When I lay the back seat down, (forward), I do not hear the rattle. It only rattles when turning curves at a slow speed. I plan to pad the latch with something like small bubble wrap. There is no way I can reproduce this rattle when the car is parked and I shake the back seat.
My BF has an Altima and the low tire indicator comes on, and off, frequently.
I've had my new Juke for about a month now. when we ordered it, my husband added a few extras for me like the lighting package... it is SO COOL! When my daughter saw it, she said 'Mom, it's just like a Juke Box!' If you can afford it, and want something a little different, get the lighting package. It changes colors! The only thing we really didn't care for is where they put the knob so you might want to discuss that with the dealership. We also got the lighted Juke kick plate, which is neat too.
ods2010 Posts: 11Wondering if i should buy one of few remaining 2011 Juke out in dealership now or wait for 2012 Juke to come out so that i can compare against
2012 Impreza Premium 5-Door with CVT auto transmission
What i like 2012 Imperza is its promised 36 MPG on highway and also little more leg space in back seat.
Juke 2011 back seat has very little space. anyone has any idea if they have increase the size in 2012 ? have they added armrest for driver in 2012 ?
Thank you.
I had to answer your post, because the design on this Juke is a JOKE!
What idiot design engineer could come up with such a design? I have seen a few individuals booting this thin around in the snow. They must think they have some high performance vehicle; however, they quickly ducked as the car started sliding on the ice and snow.
When I first saw the car at the Nissan dealership I thought that it was a poor design, cheaply made, and suitable for a kindergaarten mind.
So I was very amused to read that your 4 year old likes the brochure.
It confirms what I thought. :lemon:
Look at the design and quality of the Juke, - who would buy such a thing ?
Did someone actually design such an ugly thing? What is it, - ma cross between a jungle vehicle and some mtoy spaceship four 5 year old?
Upon inspection of the interior of the vehicle, - poor quality was also observed. :lemon: :lemon: :lemon:
My wife and I just talked things over for weeks before deciding this and after 5 recalls.. a number of repairs and other issues with the Juke.. we elected that we had to get rid of it.. The first dealer made us an offer of $19,500 which sounded to good to be true.. but we wanted to find out more.. and again.. it was to good to be true.. this got us going and very upset. four dealers later.. we found someone willing to help us out of this "lemon" thats right "lemon". It never was the same after all those recalls and repairs.. milage plummeted.. getting only 18.2 city and 23.8 highway.. the Juke just never recovered..
Sure we both loved that little car, taking it on road trips etc.. handling was great.. but the constant issues and with her missing work having to take the juke to the dealer for repairs.. one has to weigh the pros and cons of this whole experience. As for what we got instead of the Juke?.. I can't say cause I have way to many friends here.. as the post above and below post will indicate. But let's just say.. we are out of those high payments via Capital One (Capone) and that was a main factor in getting rid of the juke in the first place.. at this point.. I'll never buy another foreign car ever again.
So word to the wise.. if it looks like a lemon.. (shape) then it's a lemon.. :lemon:
TC Steve
btw.. while at the dealer trading our juke.. I noticed two more Jukes in the dealers used car lot.. seems we aren't the only ones getting rid of Jukes these days..
Allow me quote:
"As for what we got instead of the Juke?.. I can't say cause I have way to many friends here.. as the post above and below post will indicate." or i would have come right out and said where we ending up with..
As for the never buy another type car statement.. sure there are parts made all over the world so one can't be to sure if their car/truck is really American or not.. the point is.. we opted for something we've always needed and this new vehicle will help us when we volunteer on our friends farm. So yes our needs changed and holding onto the Juke wouldn't have fit into our life style..
Apparently when I posted this comment at the juke forums.. they had to make an effort to post where every car or truck is made etc.. As one can see someone is always read words into my sentences without really reading my sentences.. Or maybe I just haven't made myself clear.. Never the less Im out.. Thanks kyfdx.. its been real.
barneym Posts: 32I am pretty obsessive when it comes to buying decisions and I am about a year away from replacing my '03 Honda CR-V. After checking out most of the market I am pretty sure that the Juke is my best option given my criteria. However, I'm curious what else people might think would also fit. My criteria (in rough order of priority) are:
1. Price $30K roughly ($2K margin) in top-level trim. I would rather get a cheaper car with all the toys than a nicer car stripped.
2. Automatic Transmission (sadly - my wife needs to drive it too and she will not row her own)
3. Back seat big enough for kids / small adults. Rarely anyone else back there and our 2nd car is a Sienna.
4. AWD - life is just too busy to get stuck regardless of weather, plus I get weird food cravings during blizzards. I swap to snow tires Dec - April.
5. Different - I hate having a me too car and owning a CR-V has grated on me for almost a decade now. Obviously the Juke has this in spades.
6. Sporty - While in CA for a few months on a job I got a Mazdaspeed3 and fell in love. No way am I driving one of those in NE (and see #2) but I want some of that sense of hurry-up and go. So I'm looking for quick in a straight-line, eager to tackle corners, and the ability to play along with my game of using every clover-leaf off/on ramp as a practice skidpad.
7. Reliable & Durable - Despite the CR-V's blandness, the sucker has been beaten to hell and back and is still ticking. When it was my wife's car it went to the body shop so often that I'm on a first name basis with most of the staff (don't ask what I pay for insurance). It always starts quick, even when cold. We drive it under the worst possible conditions (Boston traffic during rush hour twice a day and is parked outside). I know Honda is known for this but I just can't stomach another CR-V especially with it's now pathetic performance.
8. Hatch / SUV - Love the flexibility and style of hatches - but this is not written in stone if it meets enough of my other wants.
9. Toys & Gadgets - I'm a tech head and so I want Bluetooth, Nav, Sat, Back-up camera's, DVD Players, Subwoofers. As much tech as can be packed in a car and I want it cheap.
10. Good factory audio - I like it loud and clear. I'm not an audiophile, but I know what does and does not sound good and I despise distortion.
11. Sunroof / Monroof - Love driving with all the windows and roof open. Who needs a convertible?
That's it. I've looked into Mazda CX-5, Mini Cooper Countryman All4, RAV4 V6, and countless others but the Juke is the best option so far. My only reservation is the small trunk but otherwise I'm sold. Thanks for reading all of this. Let your suggestions fly.
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Over the years I've found other things in the same manner - The Walking Dead Comic, all of Neil Gaiman's Sandman series, Star Trek, 1950's Italian horror by Mario Bava, the list goes on and on.
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It's everywhere. And I think that's why I never watched more than a couple episodes before now (well that and I didn't have Showtime). But I saw it, loved it, and thought to myself, well... if the show is THAT omnipresent, it's not going away any time soon, and I'll just jump in eventually.
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Along with fellow senior Tim Jackson, who was similarly ranked as a recruit but who at this point is projected as a late-round pick in the draft at defensive tackle, Martin represents Davis final gift to North Carolina, the last of the defensive linemen Davis took such pains to recruit during his tenure.
I knew all of the guys who were drafted in the first round, Martin said. Just watching them work, I just tried to model my work ethic after them. When I was younger, I used to watch those guys and see what they did, and each year try to build on my skill set plus the things they did to make themselves successful. Hopefully it will all come to fruition.
From the first day Davis was hired, the defensive line was a priority. He found guys who were NFL-caliber, signed them, built his defense around them and moved them along to the NFL draft. (The degree to which that was accomplished by trusting, disgraced defensive-line coach John Blake is a debate for another day. In Martins case, assistant coach Ken Browning, a former Northern Durham coach, primarily recruited in-state players anyway.)
Marvin Austin was the foundation recruit in his first class, the blue-chip prospect who set the tone for all of Davis recruiting to follow and later would end up helping to tear down everything Davis built at North Carolina. Austin fell out of the first round, but the Tar Heels have placed a defensive lineman in the first round of the past three drafts: Robert Quinn (2011), Quinton Coples (2012) and Sylvester Williams (2013).
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Wednesday, October 3, 2012
Pilots in western Kansas now have a place to improve their skills for dangerous situations they might encounter in flight.
A full-motion flight simulator is offering lessons at the Spencer Flight and Education Center at the Scott City airport.
The simulator is in memory of four members of the Richard Spencer family of Scott City, who died in a small plane crash in 2011.
Brian Vulgamore, chairman of the education center, was a good friend of Richard Spencer. He and others raised money to provide the simulator for western Kansas.
The Garden City Telegram reports the simulator shows graphics of real locations, as well as recreating weather and mechanical problems that pilots might face.
Vulgamore says the center is also asking western Kansas schools to offer more pilot education.


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The year 2011 marked the 29th year anniversary of the Northern California Volleyball Association (NCVA) servicing Northern California from the Oregon border to Bakersfield including Northern Nevada.
We offer a variety of opportunities for every athlete, no matter age or background, to play volleyball. Our Power League consists of a two (2) day Qualifier and a two (2) day Region Championship both held in a state of the art convention centers with top trained referees in addition to three (3) league tournament days in between. Our Power League produces some of the top teams at the USAV Junior National Championship level year after year.
In addition to Power League, we offer Area League with a schedule of a one (1) day Qualifier, four (4) League tournament days and a two (2) day Regional Championship combined with the Special Tournaments, Non-Leagues and National Level tournaments, making our region one of the most active of the 40 USAV Regions. While we offer numerous league and non league options, we are also proud to host one of only ten National Qualifiers held in the nation right in Reno, Nevada. The Far Western National Qualifier is held annually in April in the Reno-Sparks Convention Center over two weekends in order to accommodate all teams that would like to enter.


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