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No problem. I agree it makes a great difference. I want to eventually swap everything to LEDs on my avalanche, but I need to get some good LEDs first (the eBay ones I used on my Silverado kept burning out). I'd probably be at that project for a really long time though.... Everything including the gauge lights are soldered on in the 03+ trucks, and there's 17 million different switches in this truck with the power windows, 4WD, seat heaters and memory, etc. etc. My old truck was easy to do without all the extra switches.
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I've had real good luck with "Superbright LED's" which are mil-spec. grade LED's. No problems to date.It's never really finished...and faster is always better.
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Vision X has some outstanding LEDs. When we do our conversions at the shop that's who we go through. They have a wide angle so the light imaging is pretty good. The part number you want is HIL-SLW. In acouple weeks I'll Attach more pics to my big built thread part 2. It will show my door switches and parking light switch which is all I have left! Check out the thread to see the HVAC conversion with digital display
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Bought this rug to coordinate with the Blue ZigZag 3-piece Quilt Set that I also bought from Overstock. I'd struggled to find a true turquoise rug at local brick-and-mortar stores (all I could find was teal). The color as it appears online is precisely how it appears in the room, and it is PERFECT with the quilt set! The pile is soft and comfortable, and the rug is well-constructed. Another perfect purchase from Overstock!!!
Beautiful turquoise color and very soft rug. Would recommend, would purchase again.
This is a fine soft carpet, rated "excellent" for its price point - not to be confused with a hand knotted oriental masterpiece, but I would definitely buy another
I bought this for my daughters bedroom. She loves it. The color is gorgeous.
I did not get the rug but Overstock was very good about the lost delivery as they refunded my money after the rug didn't show up within a 5 day period. I appreciate the no hassle refund for the no-show rug as UPS said they put it on my front step and maybe they did but I never got the rug. So I just reported it to Overstock as soon as I got the delivery confirmation email saying it was delivered and I couldn't find it and they took it from there. Thanks Overstock for your resolve to take care of your customers.
Love this rug but it sheds a lot. Have to empty vacuum after each cleaning. The color is true to the picture on line and goes well with my furniture in family room
The color is just as shown in the picture. It is so cheerful and looks great with any shade of blue. I have a quilt with white, khaki and light blue stripes. It looks great with the rug! I love the feel and color.
This rug looked perfect in the photo. It looked lovely when it was delivered. Soon after, it started shedding. Many new rugs shed, so I wasn't alarmed at first. But the fuzz is literally appearing by the handful. I've vacuumed thoroughly twice, and I'm easily getting 7 or 8 handfuls, with the vacuum leaving much more at every pass. I finally have to give up. I have big puffs of fuzz all over the rug, and worse yet, ithe rug is turning a dirty YELLOW as the aqua fuzz falls off. This is the third rug I've ordered from Overstock, and the second that hasn't worked out (First was supposed to be coral but was more of a paprika orange.), but this is by FAR the worst. It's not usable. I have no idea how to repackage a 9 foot area rug, or I'd send it back tomorrow. A waste of over $300 I couldn't afford to lose. Very upsetting! Believe me, I'm not a complainer and not that fussy, but this is truly horrific. Worst-made rug ever. Save yourself a nightmare and do NOT order this rug! I can't imagine why Overstock agreed to carry it.
I love the color of the rug, however there is lint everywhere. I had it for 5 months now and I try vacuuming in a lot. The quality is very bad and I will trow it away.
Took me a while to decide to order this rug because it looked so plain. I decided to get it because the color looked so bright and the turquoise color would blend well with my decor. Once I received the rug and I saw how it really looked it was a no no for me. The color was off. It look darker and more teal than turquoise. I was disappointed. The color makes it look old and worn out. Feels and looks like a cheap bathroom rug. I am going to return.
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Today we focus on their movie werewolf-themed pieces, which include this colossal full-size statue (7.5 feet tall!) of an upright lycanthrope from Joe Dante's classic The Howling, built on a steel armature and featuring genuine yak hair and glass eyes; they also offer a bust of the same creature.
Loving treatment is also given to that film's 1981 counterpart, John Landis' equally revered An American Werewolf in London: for this one, they not only offer a massive 1:1 replica of the four-legged wolf from that film, but also the zombified Jack, the film's first victim and comic relief.
In the same mode, they also sell a full-size bust of the wolfman from another John Landis project: Michael Jackson's Thriller.
The full-size statues and busts also include a familiar creature from H.R. Giger's Necronomicon series (the basis for the xenomorph in Alien), and an incredible nine-foot-tall Yeti. There's way too much cool stuff to list here, so be sure to pay a visit to their site. It'll blow your mind!


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Hey guy, my Lean Gain Q&A is finished up and will be posted on Monday.
My next Q&A will be on Very Low Carb Dieting - please post your questions here. Anything related to low carb dieting is game - the diet itself, refeeds, supplements, cardio, training, etc.
I recently released a new e-book at www.EliteFTS.com on very low carb dieting, if anyone is interested:
During a low carb diet do you still want to have 70 grams of fast digesting carbs after a hard leg workout?
Hi Shelby,
I actually just read your very low carb diet e-book and am currently implementhing it with sucess. My question is in regards to fiber. During my refeed I plan to eat one of my favorite carb snacks which is high fiber oatmeal. Out of the 36G of carbs around 10 are fiber. Do I count these towards my macros for the day?
As to the methods there may be a million and then some, but principles are few. The man who grasps principles can successfully select his own methods. The man who tries methods, ignoring principles, is sure to have trouble.
do you suggest not having any carbs before workout and only post or some before and some carbs after? Also do you think protein and carbs before postworkout cardio is detrimental to fat loss or no difference?
Train insane or remain the same.
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I felt lousy on a previous low carb diet. Does that mean they aren't for me?
What do you personally think of programs such as the Anabolic Diet? Also, is there a limit to the fat you should be eating during low-carb periods, for health reasons or otherwise. Also, is it true that if you stay on a low-carb diet for long enough and provide your body enough fats, your body will eventually begin use fat for fuel on a regular basis? Thank you Shelby.
One more question. Do you think low carb diets are effective for lean bulking, or is a more balanced diet more effective?
Great questions guys - keep them coming!
In your opinion what are the best carb sources on a low carb diet? Do you lean more towards brown rice, oats yams or various low GI fruit's or berries? And do you find on average certain sources keep you felling fuller for longer periods of time?
Success is achieved by doing a little more than you thought you could, and a lot more than anyone else.
Additionally would you alter this according to the >100g or >50g situations and for heavy/non training days?
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I would like to invite all of my readers to wander over to the Social Slam web site to read my latest post. This is the beginning of the story I will be telling in my ten allotted minutes during Social Slam 2012 on April 27 in Knoxville. It chronicles the events that lead up to the Vaccine Town Hall held last fall here in Roanoke.
Its a great story: one worth telling, and sharing.
It demonstrates some of the power of social media (in this case, blogging, Twitter and Facebook) especially when social media is combined with a real-life activity such as the event that we ran. As physicians and others in healthcare wonder if, why and how they should participate in social media, I think it proves how much can be accomplished, and inspired by a group of passionate, focused individuals.
In the post I also talk a little about the evolution of this blog and how Twitter and the specific tweet chat I engaged in were instrumental in finding the right people at the right time.
You may recall that after the Town Hall I had an opportunity to discuss measles immunization on TV, and was interviewed by the Roanoke Times on social media use in medicine.
You can read the post here. Feel free to leave comments on that post or on this below or on the Social Slam site.
How AWESOME, Alice! I am SO proud of you and your efforts and commitment. You are an inspiration. I wish that I could be there for your speaking engagement at Social Slam but I will be there in spirit!! I hope that someday we can connect IRL...
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Funny. I used to come to the Chicago area a lot. Haven't been there in a while, but I am sure I will some time. After all, both of my key organizations (The American Academy of Pediatrics and the Society of Critical Care Medicine) are in the burbs, so it is inevitable.


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A large group of car dealers around the area are hosting "Go Further With Ford Night." The event, scheduled from 5-9 p.m., will include a chance to enter a drawing for a free trip to see "American Idol" and a chance to check out the new Ford Fusion.
For each person who visits one of the participating Ford dealerships tonight (Thursday), dealers will donate $10 – up to a total of $500 – to a local charity.
, 4175 Auto Park Circle in Chantilly is participating and donating to the American Cancer Society.
A computer with a webcam will be set up in the dealership to allow consumers to view a special message from Seacrest and test their judging skills on camera.
American Idol premieres in January 2013 on FOX.
Entries will be sent back to Ford's program headquarters, where a team of experts will evaluate and select one winner to receive an all-expenses-paid trip for two to Hollywood and a unique VIP experience with American Idol.
Consumers 18 years and older who are interested in participating in Go Further with Ford Night may preregister for the event at www.RandomActsofFusion.com and be entered for a chance to win tickets to a live taping of American Idol. Additionally, registrants at dealerships on Thursday, Nov. 15 will be entered into a prize drawing to win an all-new 2013 Ford Fusion.


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Jeffrey Kostecki is a Marathon Electric employee, and he found out last week that his wife would no longer be covered by his health insurance.
Marathon Electric is using a policy called spousal carving. If any employee's spouse can get health insurance at their own job they have to take it.
In Jeffrey's case, his wife will have to take her more expensive coverage, even though it isn't as good.
Having two single policies instead of one family policy will cost them an extra $100 a month.
Marathon Electric says they can't afford to continue to absorb the rising cost of health insurance, and this was a better method than just raising the cost of the premium.
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Fashion, fine arts and philanthropy—alliteration by coincidence only
To appreciate the brilliance of Jessica Chastain's red-carpet turn at the Oscars, you kind of had to be there.
The actress, nominated for a standout supporting performance in The Help, donned a strapless Alexander McQueen gown, its surface serving as a black canvas for the gold embroidery that washed over it.
Most applauded the classic look and elegant styling but critics howled that the dress was a "goth gown [featuring] a mess of appliqués" and more evoking of "upholstery" than artistry.
I, like many of you, watched the Academy Awards not from the red-carpet sidelines but from the comfort of my decidedly non-VIP living room couch. When Jessica Chastain's getup first appeared on my flat screen, it appeared, well, flat—that is until the camera man went in for a close up. That's when the magic happened.
Like most Alexander McQueen couture, Chastain's ensemble was a veritable work of art, made with the finest fabrics, sharp tailoring and hours upon hours of hand beading. And just as with any fine painting, one can't appreciate the full effect of great art unless given the opportunity to study the brushstrokes and texture in person, up close, from many different angles (print of Monet painting in an art history textbook vs. standing in front of Water Lilies at the Met). Same goes for haute couture.
Luckily, a two-second zoom of Chastain's incredibly sumptuous gown gave viewers a brief sampling of its true substance. The beading stood three dimensional, the curlicues flashed in the afternoon light and the full weight of the dress shone.
That was just a brief moment on television. I can only imagine how beautiful it was in real life.
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Good point and great piece. Even *I* like that dress.
But my guilty habit of watching the Rachel Zoe Project on my spinning bike begs a question: Do they actually "camera test" red carpet dresses?
It's great to have a tactile dress that's stunning in person–were they hoping Isaac Mizrahi might paw it, Scarlett Johannson-style?– but the goal is for it to be equally appealing on HD TV.
Or maybe the real goal is to have a marginally controversial dress that many people like, a few people hate and everyone but everyone is talking about.
If that's the case, Chastain's stylist Elizabeth Stewart earned her money big time.
I think this dress was stunning on many levels. It was a stand out, not for being off the wall or wacky, but for being a classic beautiful dress, in a culture where embroidery is lost art. What really makes it stand out, is Jessica Chastain. She chose to display her dress and not her body parts. BRAVO!
Really great point! This TV versus real life conundrum applied to several others this year including Michelle Williams' Louis Vuitton dress which looked red on screen but was apparently a burnt orange/coral.
I'm not a fashion expert, but Jessica Chastain often looks "hippy" and her dress choices usually are not the most flattering for her body type. She also goes with "nude" colors which are trendy right now, but any fair-skinned girl, especially redheads, will tell you that they look terrible in. I don't agree with many of Stewart's choices for JC.


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NJIT Confers 161 Degrees on Middlesex and Union County Area Residents During 2005 Commencement
NEWARK, Jun 9 2005
A total of 127 graduates from Bergen and Passaic counties graduated recently from New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) during its May 26 graduation ceremony, held at the Continental Airlines Arena, East Rutherford.
NJIT had 84 graduates from Bergen County and 43 from Passaic County. NJIT bestowed a total of 1,821 degrees during the three-hour ceremony. NJIT gave an honorary degree to Arthur F. Ryan, chairman and chief executive officer of Prudential Financial, Inc., who delivered the keynote address.
NJIT President Robert A. Altenkirch said that with this graduation the university has awarded a total of 59,497 degrees. He called this graduating class one of the largest and finest in the history of the university.
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NJIT, New Jersey's science and technology university, enrolls approximately 10,000 students pursuing bachelor's, master's and doctoral degrees in 120 programs. The university consists of six colleges: Newark College of Engineering, College of Architecture and Design, College of Science and Liberal Arts, School of Management, College of Computing Sciences and Albert Dorman Honors College. U.S. News & World Report's 2012 Annual Guide to America's Best Colleges ranked NJIT in the top tier of national research universities. NJIT is internationally recognized for being at the edge in knowledge in architecture, applied mathematics, wireless communications and networking, solar physics, advanced engineered particulate materials, nanotechnology, neural engineering and e-learning. Many courses and certificate programs, as well as graduate degrees, are available online through the Division of Continuing Professional Education.


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A newly-released Justice Department "white paper" laying out the legal argument by the Obama administration for the targeted killing of Americans has come under scrutiny by alarmed members of Congress.
The undated and unsigned document asserts that it would be lawful to kill a U.S. citizen who poses an "imminent threat" to the United States. To date only one American, Anwar al-Awlaki, a radical Muslim cleric, has been killed under the authority claimed in the memo.
"That may be true so far," said a member of the United States Senate, who refused to be identified, "but the administration seems to be claiming unprecedented authority to act against American citizens. Under certain circumstances, you could see how the broad powers they're asserting might include the right to shoot members of Congress.
"Heck, we've done more to endanger the American people than Al Qaeda ever did."
When informed of the senator's comments, Attorney General Eric Holder reportedly replied, "Hmmm. Interesting."
"I'd be lying if I said I wasn't deeply concerned," said a ranking member of the House minority, who also asked that his identity be kept secret. "The way this body handled the debt crisis, our constant attempts to destroy the safety net, our refusal to deal with global warming or gun control, our continued opposition to health care reform—if all that doesn't qualify as an imminent threat to the safety of Americans, I don't know what would."
His remarks were echoed by a spokesman for House Speaker John Boehner.
"We do not believe the Obama administration can just claim the authority to kill Americans without due process of law."
"There's no telling where this could lead," he added. "It might start with Al Qaeda, but there's a dangerous slippery slope here. Under the broad language of that memo, you could make a pretty darn good argument for blowing up the entire House.
"Then again, if something unfortunate happened to that weasel Eric Cantor, I doubt the Speaker would shed too many tears."


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A rivalry was re-born Friday night in Assembly Hall as Indiana University's women's basketball program, beginning a new era under coach Curt Miller, faced Indiana State for just the second time since 1991.
The Hoosiers' 60-48 victory in a rugged defensive battle that gave Miller his first home victory at IU against an opponent he considered the favorite.
"Teri's going to win a lot of games with that team this year," Miller said of Indiana State coach Teri Moren. "I really look forward to watching them. It should be a great rivalry. Right now, they have more Indiana players than we do. Player for player they may be more talented than we are, but tonight we gutted out a home win. "
The two teams will play the next three years, as Moren's squad will have a chance for redemption next year in Hulman Center.
This in-state rivalry was fiercely competitive and physical throughout.
Indiana State struggled to execute against the taller Hoosiers as Anna Munn was held to three second-half points, those coming on a late 3-pointer after she posted 13 points in the first half.
Behind Munn's offense and a scrappy defense, the Sycamores took a brief lead in the first half.
ISU took a 22-21 lead on Marina Laramie's putback shot. Then ISU led 24-21 on a Whitley bank shot.
The action got a little heated between Munn and IU's Jasmine McGhee.
Munn was whistled for a defensive foul trying to deny McGhee but the IU senior wrapped Munn at the neck and knocked her to the ground, drawing a dead-ball technical foul. Both players hit two free throws, costing neither team momentum.
But IU would grab that momentum shortly after.
IU re-took the lead, 25-24, on an Aulani Sinclair four-point play with 5 minutes, 34 seconds before halftime, and the Hoosiers never relinquished their advantage as Sinclair poured in a game-high 22 points.
The 6-foot-1 senior guard who starred at Eminence High School gave the Sycamores fits.
"Giving Sinclair two four-point plays, those were big momentum plays, gets the crowd into it. Those were big-time shots," Moren said.
Sinclair shot 7 of 14 from the field, but the Sycamores held the Hoosiers to 9-of-25 shooting in the second half to give themselves a chance to battle back.
ISU did claw within 38-36 on a Travecia Franklin layup with 10:47 left in the game, but IU responded with a 9-2 run over the next 3:23.
"We were pretty pleased with how we defended, only giving up 60 points," Moren said. "One thing about our kids, they're going to battle. I think our kids played hard on that end. Tonight, our play on the offensive end was the difference."
ISU lacked balance offensively. Jessica Valley hit a couple outside shots to help ISU rebound from a slow start, but it was mostly Munn being assertive offensively. ISU's biggest post threat, Racheal Mahan didn't get many touches, while also battling foul trouble.
With a myriad of post players that ranged from stocky 6-footers to long, lanky 6-3 centers, the Hoosiers took away Mahan, holding her to one field-goal attempt after Mahan scored 18 points on Monday night against Marshall.
"The lack of shots that Racheal Mahan did not get, that falls on the staff," Moren said. 'We've got to figure out how to get her some touches. We've got Munn, we've got Taylor and Valley's going to have to knock down some open shots as well. We need more scoring."
ISU's lone senior, Whitley had eight points, four assists and four steals, but Moren needs more leadership from her point guard.
"Taylor didn't do a very good job of tonight was keeping us organized," Moren said. "I felt like we were out of sync and that's your point guard's job. Taylor knows that. She's probably the one in the lockerroom that's down the most. You're dealing with a young team. … this is a young basketball team that needs guidance and needs leadership."
INDIANA STATE (48) — Mahan 0-1 3-8 3, Valley 2-5 0-0 5, Johnson 1-6 0-0 3, Whitley 2-6 4-6 8, Munn 4-18 4-4 16, Zurek 0-0 0-0 0, Laramie 2-3 2-2 6, Rademacher 0-0 0-0 0, Franklin 2-5 3-6 7. Totals 13-44 FG, 16-26 FT, 48 TP.
INDIANA (60) — Rubene 1-4 0-0 2, Sinclair 7-14 5-6 22, Taufa 2-6 0-0 4, McGhee 3-10 6-6 12, Newbauer 0-3 0-0 0, Arnold 0-0 0-0 0, Bell 2-6 2-2 8, Ussery 0-0 0-0 0, Chaplin 3-3 2-2 8, McCurty 1-2 0-0 2, Deloach 1-1 0-2 2. Totals 20-49 FG, 15-18 FT, 60 TP.
Halftime score — IU 33, ISU 30. 3-point shooting — ISU 6-19 (Munn 4-12, Valley 1-3, Johnson 1-2, Whitley 0-2), IU 5-14 (Sinclair 3-, McGhee 0-1, Bell 2-6). Rebounds — ISU 33 (Mahan 11, Valley 6), IU 36 (Taufa 9, Rubene 8, Chaplin 6). Steals — ISU 5 (Whitley 4, Franklin), IU 4 (Sinclair 2). Assists — ISU 10 (Whitley 4, Zurek 2, Franklin 2), IU 11 (Newbauer 4, Bell 4). Turnovers — ISU 19, IU 15. Blocks — ISU 1 (Johnson), IU 5 (Sinclair 3, Taufa 1, Chaplin). Att. — 2,182.
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JEFFERSONVILLE — The man believed to have carried out the brutal killing of a 17-year-old girl in her Clarksville apartment Saturday was charged in Clark County Circuit Court No. 4 on Wednesday.
Richard Carley Hooten Jr., 49, was arrested by Clarksville police about five hours after the battered body of Tara Willenborg was discovered in her Cambridge Square Apartments home by her boyfriend about 3:30 a.m. Saturday.
Hooten appeared for his initial hearing without counsel, as Clark County Prosecutor Steve Stewart and Chief Deputy Prosecutor Jeremy Mull, who are representing the state, sat nearby.
Judge Vicki Carmichael presided over the court and read to Hooten the charges he faces.
The charges issued by the Office of the Clark County Prosecutor are murder, a class A felony; rape and criminal deviate conduct, both class B felonies; abuse of a corpse, a class D felony; and habitual offender.
Stewart said he has not decided whether or not the death penalty will be sought, and that he expects that decision to be made in the next two weeks.
Hooten told the court the extent of his schooling is the completion of the eighth grade, after Carmichael asked him of his educational background. He also requested the judge appoint him a public defender.
Following a suggestion made by Stewart, Carmichael said Hooten will remain in the Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex without bond until further proceedings.
When Stewart began speaking with area media, he took a moment to remind everyone that Hooten is presumed innocent until found guilty at trial. Stewart also remarked on Hooten's past criminal history.
"The allegations include no less than six prior felony convictions, which include aggravated assault, sodomy, rape over three states — Georgia, Kentucky and Indiana," Stewart said.
He said it is likely the state will not offer a plea bargain, and the trial date, which was set for Aug. 13 during the hearing, will take place.
"I can't see a whole lot of plea bargaining taking place," Stewart said. "I anticipate it going to trial .. There is no question he [Hooten] should not ever see the light of day again, just based on his prior history," Stewart said.
Hooten is scheduled to return to the court May 13 for a pretrial conference.
Following Hooten's initial appearance Wednesday, court officials released the probable-cause affidavit leading to his charges. The affidavit includes an account of Willenborg's boyfriend, Joshua Lewis, returning to the home he shared with her after he finished working a shift at Amazon.com.
Lewis found Willenborg naked and unresponsive in their bedroom with a Subway restaurant apron tied around her neck. The document reveals that Lewis removed the apron and attempted CPR then went to a neighbor's home to call 911. The neighboring apartment belonged to Hooten's girlfriend, who was in the home with two of her nephews and Hooten.
After Lewis arrived at the door, Hooten soon left.
A brief physical description of Hooten was provided to police, although his girlfriend could not provide his last name or date of birth. She told police they had been dating about two or three months.
Hooten was located about 7: 30 a.m. walking near Eastern Boulevard by a Clarksville police officer, and he was taken into custody. He was transported to the Clarksville Police Department and interviewed by investigators about 9 a.m. Saturday.
Hooten told the investigators that he, his girlfriend and her relatives had gone to Rojos bar at America's Best Inn near Eastern Boulevard and Interstate 65 about 10:15 p.m. Friday. His girlfriend and her nephews corroborated his account of going to the bar. Hooten told police he hadn't felt like drinking and walked by himself back to Cambridge Square Apartments.
Once he reached the apartment building in the complex, where both his girlfriend and Willenborg lived, he found Willenborg sitting on the stoop outside the building.
He would later tell police that he knew at that time he would rape the girl.
Hooten made conversation with Willenborg, then went into his girlfriend's apartment for about 10 minutes, according to the affidavit. When he came back outside, he found Willenborg still sitting on the stoop.
He asked Willenborg if he could come into her apartment to "kick it," as his girlfriend was not home and he just wanted to hang out, according to the affidavit. Hooten told police that Willenborg let him into her home, and they sat on a couch and watched television. After about 10 minutes of watching TV, he started forcing himself on her by trying to kiss her, he told police.
"Hooten stated she was resisting, wanted no part of it, and stated that's when he grabbed her by her arm and [dragged] her back to her bedroom," according to the affidavit.
Hooten told police while he was raping Willenborg he noticed she had stopped breathing. The affidavit reveals that after he then pulled her off the bed and began to administer CPR.
"He stated that once he believed she was deceased, he panicked and grabbed a Subway apron and wrapped it around her neck to make it appear that she had committed suicide," according to his statements.
The document continues that Hooten then went back to his girlfriend's apartment and packed his bags because he knew that he needed to leave the area. Hooten told police Lewis then came to the apartment and asked for someone to call 911.
At this point in the early morning, Hooten's girlfriend and her nephews had returned from the bar.
Hooten said that he went back to Willenborg's apartment and saw that she was dead. He then returned to his girlfriend's apartment, got his bag and left.
He told police during the interview that he was not intoxicated nor under the influence of drugs when he committed his assault on Willenborg.
He was then taken to the Michael L. Becher Adult Correctional Complex.
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Season Record: 95-67 (859 RS, 693 RA, 98-64 Pythag. record), finished one game back in AL East, won Wild Card, lost in ALCS
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- In a rather surprising move, the Yankees agreed to a three-year contract worth $35MM with free agent reliever Rafael Soriano. The contract allows Soriano to opt-out after either of the first two years. The deal was driven by ownership, and happened only after the team failed to pull off a sign-and-trade for Grant Balfour.
- With the end-game squared away, the Yankees can now focus on the first seven innings. They are stepping up their pursuit of Justin Duchscherer, and nothing has changed with regards to Andy Pettitte.
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7 until the rotation is firmed up and then back to 8.
agreed. make it a 9 if the farm system (pitching prospects) is kicking ass at the all-star break. why not?
I second that, just give us maybe a decent innings-eater and it'll be an 8.
seven as usual. I have 80% confidence that they make the playoffs this year. ANd going forward 75% confidence that the system will keep the team a playoff team for the next 5 years
6, Mitre ans Nova are starters.
My vote is 8. The Yankees can be competitive with their everyday lineup and bullpen. I can't go higher until the quality 4th corner OF is secured. I could live with Pena and or Nunez especially Nunez to give Arod, Jeter and Cano some rest. It may help him to develop.
If a trade could be completed for a #4/5 coupled with Nova or by committee AAA replacement. I would be fine. Its not going to get much better until July.
I would not trade Montero. He has a spot at DH and part time catcher in 2012. I know Jeter ad Arod need DH duties down the road but thats where the part time catcher comes,
9. We have a dominant bullpen, excellent offense and I am confident we will not only find a competent starter to compete for a job this off season, but also a legitimate above average starter by the all star break. Combine that with all the talented arms we have in the minors, and I am quite confident.
I second that thought. Those are my sentiments exactly.
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Early Tuesday morning at the Centreville High School cafeteria, where Newgate South precinct voters cast their ballots, the lines stretched out the doors, down a long hall and outside to the parking lot.
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Between assisting voters and making sure everything ran smoothly, he said that perhaps one of the reasons things took so long was because of the lengthy questions at the bottom of the ballots.
"We're trying to push people through here as quickly as possible, but there are some complicated bond and constitutional amendments on the ballot," he said. "These are never easy issues for the voters."
But the crowds at Newgate South, where just under 400 voters had come through as of 7:30 a.m., were nothing compared to those at Powell Elementary.
At 10 a.m.—when the early-morning rush usually begins to die down—the crowds still stretched out of the room designated for voting, down the hall, into a long nearby hallway, down all the way and around the corner, then wound around the perimeter of the second hallway.
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"It's been very hectic," she said.
There's been a definite upswing in the number of voters at the Powell precinct. Even in 2008, when she worked as an election officer at Powell, she didn't see the kind of crowds that swarmed the precinct Tuesday.
"We didn't have humongous lines," O'Kolosvary said. "We didn't have lines all day. This has been four hours and people are still lined up all the way down the hall. So people are really coming out."
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That experience matched up with what Larry Danewitz, the chief election officer at Chantilly, saw Tuesday morning.
"2008 was big, but I don't think it was as big as this," he said.
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Nokia's quarter held no huge surprises, because the key metrics had been per-announced earlier in January. But we did get a close look at underlying ASP mechanics. And the most negative surprise here was that the Lumia ASP was 192 euros, up from 160 euros in 3Q12. Back in the third quarter, Nokia was selling discounted old Lumia models as consumers were anticipating the launch of the new Windows Phone 8 generation of phones. That is why many expected Nokia's Lumia ASP to rebound from 160 euros to 195-197 euros in 4Q12. During the Christmas quarter Nokia launched the high-end Lumia 920 with a non-subsidized retail price above 500 euros and overall ASP likely above 350 euros, even if you factor in special price breaks for AT&T and certain other major operators.
The fact that the Lumia ASP did not bounce higher than 192 euros implies that the Lumia sales mix was still dominated by deeply discounted older models like Lumia 800. These were the phones that drove Nokia's Italian smartphone market share above 10% and helped boost the UK share back above 5%. What is vexing here is that investors still have very little visibility to the underlying demand for premium Windows Phone 8 devices. Nokia's Lumia smartphone volume growth in 4Q12 was still driven by aggressive discounting of phones nearing the end of their life spans – not the new wave of phones.
Obviously, the Chinese launch of the Lumia devices for China Mobile is going to give 1Q13 a notable boost. And the crucially important Lumia 620 seems to be on track to debut in the UK a few weeks earlier than expected, perhaps already at the end of January. But as these new launches take place, the sales of models that drove the 4Q12 performance will wind down. A few weeks ago, the Lumia 800 priced below 160 pounds was the #1 SIM-free smartphone at Amazon.co.uk. Today, it is priced at 200 pounds and it has dropped to #14. Nokia has clearly started unwinding the deep discounting of old Lumia X00 phones and is now segueing into placing the emphasis on new, higher priced Lumia X20 devices.
This means that we will find out only in the coming months whether European and Asian consumers who bought dirt-cheap, old Lumias before the Christmas are willing to spend a bit more on the up-to-date devices. The success of the budget class Lumia 620 has now gained new urgency for Nokia. Few expected Nokia's revenue in Latin America and Asia Pacific to slide between 3Q and 4Q, as we now know it did. Even though Asha-class feature phone volumes are growing rapidly, the cheaper feature phone sales of Nokia are now dropping so fast that Asha cannot offset the deterioration. The mid-range Lumia phone sales have to ramp up fast over the next six months or Nokia is going to face a very hard tumble in LatAm and Asia Pac regions during the spring.
Somewhere next autumn, the specters of a cheaper iPhone and the new BlackBerry Curve loom. Apple was able to maintain an astonishingly robust, $640 ASP level during its Christmas quarter. It does not yet face mix shift towards older iPhones. But the iPhone volume came in below 48 million units; 2-4 million below expectations. Apple may be edging towards a cheaper iPhone as it watches Samsung's volume advantage grow each month that passes by. Nokia has to get its Lumia volumes up quickly before the possible sub-$300 challenger models from RIM and Apple arrive next autumn.
US carrier model is not as common in the rest of the world. I think investors forget that there are many millions who want a nice good brand smart phone but don't want to spend too much for it.
This is where Nokia can do best, providing a good brand image on somewhat lower cost phones with a few flagship phones to keep the brand in the quality zone.
So will Nokia actually sell many 920s outside the subs carrier areas? I doubt it , they cost too much. But the 820 720 620 520 type phones yes. And people like the quality look and impact of both Nokia brand and windows brand for a good price that they can afford .
4Q12´s results did not include Lumia 920 sales in countries, such as India, Asia-Pacific and UAE yet, because Lumia 920 arrived these countries only in Juanuary 2013.
Also China Mobile received the first lot of Lumias 920T only around Christmas. In January 2013, China Mobile has reveived the second and third batch of Lumias 920T, now the phones are still selling out there.
Even in Europe, many countries get their Lumia 920 only in 1Q13.
For example, the Netherlands just got their Lumia 920 and the phone has already sold out.
Lumia 620 is now available in Russia.
The phone will be available in China, India, Asia-Pasific, England and so on starting Febuary.
The most encouraging thing in Nokia´s 4Q results is the net cash.
The net cash increased from 3.6 billion euros to about 4.4 billion euros.
Nokia bears may still say Nokia´s future is still uncertain, but in my opinion every company´s future is uncertain, in one way or another.
The most important thing is, Nokia´s bankruptcy is already remote.
Nokia´s worst loss has been about 280 million euros a quarter, and even if we think Nokia´s future is uncertain with that kind of loss, Nokia still has money to spend for quite many quarters, which I believe it won´t be the case. The reason is that Nokia has cut cost expenses; NSN and Asha phones are doing well; Nokia still has patent incomes;
Lumia 920 is still doing fine; Lumia 620 and Lumia 505 are just hitting developing and emerging markets; Nokia will have teamwork also with Verizon; MWC is coming soon, therefore there will be much more to come from Nokia, such as tablet, PureView phone, lower-cost Lumias etc.
Same here in Sweden, most of the new models weren't available until Dec/Jan.
Why on earth an analyst would think them having a limited impact on Q4 is a surprise is the real surprise ….
Well, not convinced that the budget-end target will help Nokia. The budget space is extremely crowded, and Nokia will only be able to compete with the Huaweis, ZTEs, Yulongs and budget Samsungs of this world with razor-thin, or even no margins. Being the only one having to pay for its smartphone OS does not help either.
So far they still buy marketshare by swallowing cost, and even that did not get them to more than 3% market share globally.
They need to get rolling at the high end. And the 920 did obviously not do the trick.
I'm not sure the 920 is as much a failure as you imply. All signs point to Windows Phone 8 gaining momentum albeit slowly. Yet going from zero to even a 2% penetration in a relatively short period of time is notable. Nokia is currently the prime beneficiary of this.
I liken WP8 to the xbox. MS targeted a market, developed a reasonably good product, did terribly in the market for a couple of years, retooled and released the xbox360… and now is one of the best-selling full-sized consoles of all time (#5 behind the Wii, and PS1, 2, and 3).
I would also wager that Nokia isn't paying a dime to license WP8 from Microsoft as they are essentially strategic partners in this endeavor. I disagree that the 920 didn't do the trick. It's generated buzz, and given its limited availability in many areas, I daresay that the demand surprised even Nokia.


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Health care, gun control, corporate influence, the war on terror — leave the big issues to Michael Moore. Let Morgan Spurlock tackle the fun stuff.
The Oscar-nominated pop documentarian ("Super Size Me") has sold out — in a good way — to bring audiences "The Greatest Movie Ever Sold," a film about how marketing and advertising is an inescapable part of our daily lives. So what? Spurlock's twist is that his doc is completely funded by marketing and advertising, as he takes us through the process of brand integration and product placement.
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In essence, there is no plot; the film is about him making the film, seeking ad partners for a work about ad partnering. How meta!
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Spurlock also doesn't vilify the $412 billion business of advertising, leaving audiences to form their own opinions. Personally, I believe advertising can be a good thing — you wouldn't have Oklahoma Gazette without it — as long as you're aware when you're being advertised to.
If not exactly hard-hitting, the film is energetic, stimulating and often quite funny. Sold!
It would have seemed that Morgan Spurlock had done society a favor when he made Super Size Me, by providing support for what we were sure was completely true. Unfortunately, someone came along and tackled his arguement with equal fervor and left this viewer wondering about the validity of the documentary. I am of course referring to the counter Super Size Me documentary called Fat Head which challenged Spurlocks findings, and even went on to show that weight loss was possible on an all fast food diet. While I'm more apt to believe Spurlock's side of the story, Fat Head made some compelling arguements. The biggest was that Spurlock doctored the outcome of Super Size Me by consuming more than what was the recommended daily calorie intake. The fact that Spurlock refused to offer his food logs for his time spent making Super Size Me to the Fat Head director seemed really suspect as well. Needless to say there are two sides to every story, and even though you say that The Greatest Movie Ever Sold leaves the audience to their own opinions, I can't help but wonder if perhaps, like all good documentarians, Spurlock was just really convincing in his execution. By that I mean, convincing the viewer to the director's point of view without letting the viewer realise that it happened.
One thing is for sure. I remember back in the day when you'd see someone on a TV show drinking a Coke which had an altered label on it for the sake of not being product placement. But as a viewer, I noticed things like that, and it actually detracts from the authenticity of the world being portrayed on screen. So advertising, in my own opinion, makes the movie/TV experience feel more real. And perhaps it's the subtle product placements that have the best impact for the companies selling the product, since standard print/web/TV marketing has become so ubiquitious that it doesn't even register anymore.
Regardless of whether or not I believe all the conclusions that Spurlock draws, it will not prevent me from seeing The Greatest Movie Ever Sold. I throughly enjoyed his FX series 30 days, and I look forward to seeing his documentaries, if only to see a view point outside my own.


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Smučišče Annaberg - Lungötz - Dachstein West
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Watch out, Geocacher! New geocaches have been placed. Who is able to find all geocaches in the Dachstein West ski region ?
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SKIING FUN FOR KIDS from march 15th - march 22nd, 2014: All children under 6 years (born 2008 and after) can enjoy skiing for free because the Dachstein West ski region and participating accomodation establishments provide children with 7 ski days for free incl. accommodation (Sat. - Sat.) and a 5 day ski course (Mon - Fri) including 6 days of ski equipment (ski hire and school). This ski fun offer for children is valid on bookings of 7 nights or more incl. a 6-day ski pass for a parent.
FAMILY FUN from march 15th, 2014 to end of winter-saison: Children up to age 15 (born 1998 or after) travel for free in the Dachstein West ski region, if at least 1 parent or grandparent prchases a full price ski pas for the same time period os the children's ski pass (valid with purchase of ski passes for 4 days or more).
Smučišče Annaberg - Lungötz - Dachstein West
"Pure fun!" on and off the piste in the skiregion DACHSTIEIN WEST
850m above sea level and 60km south of Salzbourg Annaberg is a reas insider tipp, especially because the village is the hometown of ski superstar Marcel Hirscher.
14 "fun-pistes", a professionally shaped snowpark und 142 kilometres of perfect ski runs are waiting for you. With attractive packages, innovations like "Geocaching" and the best and friendliest huts your holiday will be amazing!
You will have lot's of fun and action on our fun-pistes like snowcross tracks, race- and mogul-pistes and in the great snowpark in the skiregion Dachstein West - Gosau-Russbach-Annaberg. On the "Marcel-Hirscher – Race-Track" you follow in the footsteps of the ski-superstar. According to our slogan "Pure fun! On and off the piste" there are several offers off the piste – like geocaching and our cosy huts.
Fun for the whole family
Our skiregion is family-friendly and offers lot's of fun for kids and service for their parents. Kids can learn skiing with our professional ski schools on several rope tows and kids' camps like the "Rookie-Park" in Russbach, the "Kid´s Cross Ötscherpark" in Gosau and the "Youngsters freestyle park" in Annaberg.
Fun pistes Annaberg
Marcel Hirscher Race Route
Proficient skiers can follow in the footsteps of the Austrian slalom superstar Marcel Hirscher who was born in Annaberg. Test your giant slalom skills and measure your speed on the permanently set Marcel Hirscher Race Route in Annaberg - free of charge!
Jagaschuss Speed Check
In the area of the Kopfbergbahn, a speed measurement facility awaits speedy skiers who like to speed down the hill. To our knowledge, the current route record is 88km/h - can you beat that?
youngsters freestyle park
The youngsters freestyle park in Astauwinkel provides the rookies amongst you with diverse jumps, rails and hills - there are countless options for practising. This is the preferred spot of many freestylers, too.
Rodeo Mogul Slope
On the Rodeo Mogul Slope close to the Rottenhof Hut, you'll feel as though you are sitting on a wild horse - and hopefully not unseated from the rodeo piste.
Free Fall
This training route near the Rottenhof Hut is only for the courageous. The Free Fall is the piste which no half way normal person would use. Well then, we are waiting for the abnormal...
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iOS 4.3.2 coming in the next two weeks?
Boy Genius Report is hearing that Apple is planning to release iOS 4.3.2 for the iPhone, iPod touch and iPad within the next two weeks.
We've just been told by one of our Apple ninjas that the company is working on another iOS 4.3.x release: iOS 4.3.2. It's said to include a few enhancements, address security issues, and it will also fix several bugs that have affected users.
BGR has been accurate in the past when reporting on iOS software update releases, so the possibility of Apple dropping iOS 4.3.2 in the near future is very much alive. We're not sure what enhancements they've been told of, but the update will hopefully address WiFi and camera issues in iOS 4.3.1 and we're crossing our fingers that Apple doesn't fix the untethered jailbreak recently released by the Dev-Team.
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No. Any update has bug fixes
Please I hope they fix the FaceTime bug! All my friends have the same issue
On the iPad 2 that is
Are you talking about the bug where the FaceTime app on iPad 2 freezes and the only way to get it back is to reboot the device?
I hope so b/c that bug really sucks. Before 4.3, I would restart my phone pretty much only when a software update came out. But now I do it DAILY b/c of this bug. Very annoying when you have an incoming call, explain you've been hit by the bug and have to disconnect and restart. Then call that person back AND THEY SUDDENLY HAVE THE BUG TOO! A vicious cycle!
Yes that would b the one
Is this gonna work for verizon iphone or no?
No. Sticking with 4.3.1.
iPad has sound issues on some Apps. The Masters iPad app plays video, no sound. Dictionary.com iPad app has no sound when clicking the "say the word" icon. I hope that is part of the bugs fixed.
Wouldn't that be an issue with the Masters app?
I experienced a problem where sound in Apps/games were mute but for other apps and browser sound was fine.
Have you set your side switch for mute control? If so, go to your settings and change it to control screen lock orientation and then back to mute control. That fixed the issue for me.
I hope they fix the iPad calendar month view multi-day event bug, which only displays the event's start date and start time on the month view. The end date and time, and all days between the start and end of an event are not displayed, unless the event is a multi-all-day event.
This DOES work on the iphone and I NEED it to work on the iPad!
"address security issues" could mean fixing the untethered jailbreak /:
I hope they fix the unresponsive-home-button issue that so many people are having. Press, press, press.......nothing. One press and it thinks it's a double click, sometimes two clicks interpreted as one. Annoying.
I have this problem too. I assumed it was a hardware issue and was going to do a warranty exchange this week.
I have the same issue on 4.2. I don't care enough to do a warranty exchange. It's too much of a hassle to backup and restore and rejailbreak and all the other fun garbage associated with it.
I am having the same issue on the iPhone... but it has been happening as of late.. hardware issue?
No.. I guess this 4.3.1 is enough, and I just got jailbreak last nite
seems like apple is going the way of sony with the psp... just gonna keep releasing small fixing again and again and again until we run out. :( i mean... what was the big difference between 4.2.1 and 4.3.1 anyways.... nothing to big imo... i'd rather have a jailbreak for 5.0 and 6.0
My 3GS started having issues where it won't go into Standby after a few days of being up, forcing me to reboot. This started with 4.3.1, so I hope it's fixed with 4.3.2.
Oh and some apps display a black screen on the iPad 2, though they supposedly work on the iPad.
4.3.2 sounds good, but if it's not jailbroken by greenpoisOn, then i'll wait until it is!
What problems will it fix? Cause I haven't had any issues.
"What problems will it fix?"
crossing our fingers that Apple doesn't fix the untethered "jailbreak recently released" Wouldn't that be the whole reason they are coming out with it now?
4.3.0 was an awesome upgrade, smooth transitions again. No sticky sliding action, such a relief from the 4.2 ... that was a pain to use, ..... until 4.3.1 came out and it was shot again..., why apple? why ?
.... told you so .... fnar! ;)
What WiFi and camera issues?? Why was I not informed?
I have to reboot my 3GS almost every time I turn WiFi on because the full window doesn't open. Why don't I just keep Wifi on? Cuz it easts the battery.


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2008 Masters Track Nationals at HellyerThu, 09/04/2008 - 4:38pm | by Racing
In chronological order by days
Wendy Wang
Cathy Morgan
Garrett Lau
Rob Evans
Mike Nachtwey
Mike Norris
Mike Norris Photography
Jon Schadle
Ken Conley
Kelly Silberberg
Jan Snyder
2008 DoneAgain RR, 45+ 4/5 reportTue, 09/02/2008 - 9:49am | by Racing
Category: Cat 4/5 Master 45+
Place: 5th of 50
Weather: cool and Windy!!
Teammates: none in my race
Distance: 42 miles
Peninsula Velo Representation: Alejandro, Jeromy, Fred, Steve Moro, Bill Mirbach, Whitney, others??
Another Road Racing season wraps up, that was quick, seems it was just a few months ago I was planning for those March races. I've always called Dunnigan a 40 mile criterium, no attrition and it comes down to a 50 person field sprint. With the wind cranked up today, there was alot of attrition. I guess it was similar to the early season race (Bariani), but not as bad. I really liked today's race.
The race is one big 42 mile clockwise square (approx). Start is in the "lower right". On the westbound legs we were strung out on the center line, everyone getting hit by a wind from the right. I think the wind was out of the NW. So on the northbound sections we were strung out on the right side of the road, getting hit by the wind on the left. Finally caught a well-deserved tailwind on the eastbound leg. On the final southbound leg, we had the full effects of a tailwind, cruising at 30+ mph.
The darn finish jumped up at me again. I had markers, big silos. I looked right at the silos and thought, those aren't the right silos. :-) The next thing I saw was a marshal waving us off the main hwy for the last 1km. I was at the back of a 20 person pack. We had to pop over an overpass then finish the last 500m. Just like last year, I made up alot of places going over the freeway but this year I had something left. I closed a gap to the lead group of 6 or so. I (ever so gradually) picked off a couple people in the last 200m and finished 5th. Had to hang around 2.5 hrs for the results, protest and final results. Very nice t-shirt though!!
Erik Salander, Peninsula Velo
The best explanation for cramps so farWed, 04/23/2008 - 5:49pm | by Racing
Read parts 1 and 2 linked in this first.
Your training is making you faster than Lance Armstrong.Mon, 03/17/2008 - 1:50pm | by Racing
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A little early 2008 trackSun, 02/10/2008 - 9:46pm | by Racing
Ride the World Cups February by Alden Tanaka.
First Junior Track Session of 2008 by Steven Woo.
BMC comes to California for a pre-rideFri, 01/11/2008 - 2:18pm | by Racing
Ken Conley catches them at dinner:http://www.flickr.com/photos/kwc/sets/72157603677864304/.
What's Jeremy up to?Mon, 12/31/2007 - 5:15pm | by Racing
Ran into a very proud father, Curt Ferguson, on Alpine Road today (on his twenty five mile commute on a fixie!) and he told me his son, Jeremy Ferguson, of Rocklin, CA, was invited to Geoff Proctor's Eurocross Camp 2007. Follow some of his exploits here.
A little NorCal road trip to the ADT Ladies Only Track SessionWed, 12/12/2007 - 6:50pm | by Racing
Hanan Alves-Hyde was kind enough to share some insights and photos from her and her co-conspirators about their recent trip to Los Angeles. Thanks Hanan!
Details on the sessions at ADT/Encino:
ADT Ladies Only Track Session (LOTS): http://www.lavelodrome.org/Events/LadiesDay/LadiesDay.htm
ADT Accelerated Class: http://www.lavelodrome.org/Training/AcceleratedClass.htm
ADT Training Races: http://www.lavelodrome.org/Races/ADTTrainingRaces.pdf
Encino Velodrome Winter Challenge: http://encinovelo.org/
Karla Kingsley: http://www.flickr.com/photos/65559483@N00/sets/72157603431067654
Hanan Alves-Hyde: http://picasaweb.google.com/hananrabia/ADTDec07
Sabine Dukes: http://www.pbase.com/sdukes/encino_07
Hanan Alves-Hyde: http://hananrabia.blogspot.com/2007/12/adtencino-2007.html
Sabine Dukes: http://velobellababble.blogspot.com/2007_12_01_archive.html
Beth Newell, part uno:
Beth Newell, Part deux:
I went about three years ago, but for some reason they didn't let me do the LOT session so I had to ride with a bunch of stinky guys so it wasn't nearly as much fun as Hanan, Sabine, Karla, Jen, Beth and Alicia had this past weekend:
Richest Track Race in the USTue, 12/11/2007 - 10:28pm | by Racing
One 100K scratch race.
Report by Michael Hernandez - Rock Lobster, VOS, Swobo http://groups.google.com/group/ncva/msg/8c7204893e9afebe
Photos ( or it didn't happen) by Sabine Dukes - Velo Bella/Kona


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The photo at right is Baba (on the left) and one of her sisters but I am not sure which one.
I am grateful for the time I spent at her place each summer growing up, though admittedly at that time I went with a bit of a chip on my shoulder. I wish I had paid more attention when we would go round visiting all the aunts. She was one of six children - three brothers and two sisters. We'd also visit my grandfather's four sisters too. She spoke so often of her younger brother Paul. She called him Paulie and he was killed in World War II. The photo below at left is the two of them.
Baba was born Anna Kurenda on 12 August 1917, just as World War I was entangling Europe. Her father, John Kurenda, worked at as a roll setter at Bethlehem Steel (later Lukens), as so many men in the Coatesville area did. Her mother, Frances Skrabalek Kurenda, stayed home and tended to the family, like most women of that time. The Kurenda family lived in Sadsburyville on Sandy Hill Road. She was baptized in the Holy Ghost Ukrainian Greek Catholic Church (now the Holy Ghost Ukrainian Orthodox Church) in Coatesville. Her Godparents were Nicholas Sawcsyn & Anastasia Morus.
Baba told us a story once of how they had actually met years earlier. She was almost a half year older than him. They met at Rock Run School. Gigi's parents did not speak English - or at least not well. The teacher there asked Baba to teach Gigi English and help him with his studies!
Her and Gigi had two sons - my dad and my Uncle John. She worked several jobs over the years. She had worked at Cardinal Cotton & Maytown Sewing Factory, the Friendly Grocery Store, Ann's Steak Shop and Burrough's Corp.
She was active at church and was a member of the Sisterhood. She was also an Auxiliary member of the West End Fire Co. in Coatesville.
Gigi passed 18 August 1997 at home. He had a heart attack. Baba fell ill later and passed 15 July 2000. They are buried together in the church cemetery.


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With a stay at Quality Inn & Suites Irvine Spectrum in Lake Forest (Mission Viejo - South Orange County), you'll be convenient to The Orchard at Saddleback and Verizon Wireless Amphitheater.
This hotel is within close proximity of Laguna Hills Mall and Saddleback Memorial Medical Center.
Make yourself at home in one of the 112 air-conditioned rooms featuring LCD televisions. Rooms have private balconies. Complimentary wireless Internet access keeps you connected, and cable programming is available for your entertainment. Conveniences include desks and coffee/tea makers, and you can also request rollaway/extra beds.
Don't miss out on recreational opportunities including an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
Quench your thirst with your favorite drink at a bar/lounge. A complimentary buffet breakfast is included.
Featured amenities include a business center, complimentary newspapers in the lobby, and laundry facilities. Free self parking is available onsite.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Quality Inn & Suites Irvine Spectrum Amenities
- General
Quality Inn & Suites Irvine Spectrum features an outdoor pool and a fitness center. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary.
Business-related amenities consist of a business center and small meeting rooms. This Lake Forest hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby, laundry facilities, and a safe deposit box at the front desk. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Total number of rooms - 112
- Bar/lounge
- Business center
- Complimentary newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fitness facilities
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- Meeting rooms
- Safe-deposit box at front desk
- Free self parking
- Outdoor pool
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi
- Parking
Free self parking
- Room Amenities
- Cribs/infant beds (complimentary)
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Premium TV channels
- Coffee/tea maker
- Balcony
- Air conditioning
- Hair dryer
- Desk
- Cable TV service
- Free Wi-Fi
- Dining
Guests are offered a complimentary buffet breakfast.
- Recreation
Recreational amenities at the hotel include an outdoor pool and a fitness center.
Quality Inn & Suites Irvine Spectrum Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Pet fee: USD 25.00 per night