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Al Qaeda Yemen Branch Plot Prompted U.S. Alert
Al-Qaida's growing closeness to LeT, JeM worries security establishment
Yemen Steps Back from Plot Claims, Highlighting US Challenge
News Analysis: Bombings could impact on peace process with Moro rebels
Al-Qaeda's Yemen branch eyes a new haven
Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant leads charge to take Syrian airportAn "emigrant lion from the Peninsula of Muhammad" drove a BMP packed with explosives into the Minnigh airbase in Aleppo province; assault teams then took the airbase. Free Syrian Army units fought alongside al Qaeda's affiliates during the attack.
US targets AQAP in 2 more drone strikes, kills 6 operativesThe US has dramatically stepped up its targeting of AQAP as a plot to attack US facilities has unfolded. There have been four strikes in the past two days, and eight in 12 days.
Dutch embassy in Yemen was potential terror target: Foreign Minister
Washington's erring in al-Qaeda's jihadist jungle
Report: Al Qaeda conference call led to US diplomatic closures
US strikes twice in Yemen, kills 11 AQAP operatives in drone attacksThe US has launched six strikes in 11 days. The strikes are part of a US effort hit al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, whose emir is at the center of the plot to conduct attacks on Western targets.
Al Qaeda Conference Call Intercepted by U.S. Officials Sparked Alerts
Recent Words Prompt Reassessment of Qaeda's Leader
Al Qaeda wanted attack to change balance of power in Middle East, sources say
Al Qaeda threat to Denmark on the wane
US adds emir of Pakistan-based Mullah Nazir Group to list of global terroristsBahawal Khan, the leader of the Mullah Nazir Group who is considered to be part of the "good Taliban" by Pakistani officials, continues to support al Qaeda, runs training camps, and conducts operations in Afghanistan.
Wishful thinking on the war on terror
AQAP's emir also serves as al Qaeda's general managerNasir al Wuhayshi, the emir of al Qaeda in the Arabian Peninsula, has been appointed the overall general manager of al Qaeda. Osama bin Laden's letters contain a description of the general manager's role.
US kills 4 AQAP operatives in Yemen drone strikeThe strike, which took place in the central province of Marib, is the fourth in Yemen in 10 days.
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The push to control property taxes in Indiana may have come to shove for the Goshen Community School System.
Today, state regulators dealt a set-back to the district's proposed $41.9 million construction plans.
While the decision wasn't the final call in the state approval process, it was a setback, and it was so disappointing that some in Goshen are seriously considering a plan B.
Today, the President of the Goshen school board said that some of the music rooms at the high school are so small that, at times, the volume of the sound generated exceeds O.S.H.A. standards for safe workplaces.
"This was not a Taj Mahal type program," said Rob Cripe who serves on the citizens task force that studied the district's building needs. "This was a very conservative, as is the Goshen community, program and it's something that's very needed for our school system."
But the need to get the $41.9 million plans off the drawing board took a back seat to financial concerns today as state regulators weighed in on the plan at a meeting in Indianapolis.
Indiana's School Property Tax Control Board entertained a motion to approve the Goshen project. Two board members voted yes, while four voted no.
"We had very good local support for the project," said Goshen School Superintendent Dr. Bruce Stahly: "It's very disappointing how we no longer have local control."
Goshen administrators assumed they were supposed to be in tune with school construction rules that are in effect today.
Planning for the project began in December of 2006, long before the latest property tax reform package was on the radar.
Now the chief of the school system wonders if he's being left to follow rules that take effect on July 1st, and require that major construction projects be approved by voter referendum.
"I think we'll begin planning now in terms of our next step, as far as how we want to proceed, whether we do want to go to a referendum or how we want to proceed," said Stahly.
"We played by the rules of the old program," said Cripe.
"We're still under the old program, but I'm guessing the state maybe is looking at what's on the horizon and saying, well maybe we need to start applying some of these situations now."
The $41.9 million plans are designed to relieve overcrowding through the construction of a new school to house fifth and sixth graders.
Much of the work planned for the high school would create additional room for the popular music program, and change the location of the administrative offices in order to improve security.
The vote by the tax control board today was merely a recommendation. The final decision rests with the Commissioner of Indiana's Department of Local Government Finance.
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Hi Hudson69,
Okay, this may get a little complicated, so bear with me here.
In the 70's and early 80's what is commonly refered to as Ninjutsu (refering to the Takamatsu Den arts, Togakure Ryu, Gyokko Ryu, Koto Ryu, Shinden Fudo Ryu etc) were all refered to under the generic title of Togakure Ryu. It is thought that that was primarily because the Togakure Ryu has the longest list of Soke, with 34, so that gave it the highest degree of respect. This is not dissimilar to arts such as Shindo Muso Ryu Jojutsu also encompassing arts such as Irraku Ryu Kusari Gama and Shinto Ryu Kenjutsu.
The name was later changed to the Bujinkan System of Martial Arts, with a focus on Ninpo Taijutsu, then changed again to Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu in the 90's. This was done to reflect the fact that Togakure Ryu is only one of 9 different arts that go towards to makeup of the Bujinkan systems, and the change from Ninpo Taijutsu to Budo Taijutsu reflects the fact that the majority of arts in the Bujinkan are not what would be considered "Ninjutsu" arts, although most have some connection.
The other reason the name was changed was due to the fact that the various systems are not commonly taught as separate individual arts, but rather the various principles of each are combined to make a unified approach to combat currently refered to as Bujinkan Budo Taijutsu. There are less-charitable reasons that could be listed here, but they are unnecessary, so I'll leave them.
So that's the name dealt with. As to what is encompassed in the teachings, commonly in the Bujinkan schools only the physical skills as listed. The other aspects of the Bugei Juhappan and Ninja Juhakkei are really just symbolic of training every aspect of yourself to as high a level as possible (or at least, that's how I approach the concept), but you can still find particular parts taught depending on which school you are learning from. For example, we have held workshops on bajutsu (horsemanship), Kyujutsu (archery), Intonjutsu (stealth and concealment) and more. So it could be taught, or it could not. But Budo Taijutsu as only the physical is a rather narrow interpretation in my opinion. The term Taijutsu refers to the body skills, so that is the physical, but the term Budo refers to the methods and approaches of the warrior, so that is much more far reaching to my mind.
When it comes to studying Ninjutsu rather than Budo Taijutsu, it can be done, but is not common. You would need to find someone who can, and will, teach you pretty much nothing but Togakure Ryu (pretty well acknowledged as the only completely "ninjutsu" system being taught, Gyokushin Ryu and Kumogakure Ryu being rarely taught at all), including not only the Densho material (Santo Tonso No Kata, Ukemi no Kata, Hiden Kata, Bikenjutsu etc), but also all the Kuden aspects to the art as well. Not easy. The Bujinkan teachings actually encompass much more than just Ninjutsu, so you are limiting what you would get out of them if that is all you are looking for.
To be honest, I don't think you've had much exposure to Ninjutsu, rather you have experienced Bujinkan methods, which may or may not have included Ninjutsu aspects to them. But systems such as Togakure Ryu are still not very well understood in the main (even after the theme of a year ago, it's just a very unusual art, and very different to systems such as Koto, Gyokko, or Takagi Yoshin Ryu), so the amount of exposure you would have had in the past is probably minimal, just so you know.
The Jinenkan focus on individual Ryu-ha study, taking each scroll in order, and learning the techniques the way they are written. So, yes, you will most likely learn the other aspects, but that will be quite a way down the track. The focus there is on the basics, so you will spend the first few years (at least!) just working on those, taken from various Ryu. But remember that each art you learn will be based on what your instructor has already studied themselves, if htey haven't studied Togakure, but they have studied Kukishinden, then you will be learning Kukishinden Ryu first.
The Genbukan was formed around 1984, and in the early 90's it was split into two sections, the Genbukan which focused on the Ninjutsu and Ninjutsu-related systems, and the Kokusai Jujutsu Renmei (KJJR). My personal feeling on this is that it is a reflection of the various teachers that Tanemura Sensei learnt from, and a way to more easily manage the various lineages he holds. He has since added to that another grouping known as Koryu Karate, as well as having a section devoted to the Amatsu Tatara, but that is only for high level members on the Genbukan if I recall correctly. You can be a member of just the Genbukan, the Genbukan and the KJJR, or more, and you will recieve rank in each of the various organisations as appropriate.
As to whether or not the "field skills" are taught here, again if you study the individual Ryu-ha, then that includes the Kuden, so yes. In the Genbukan/KJJR you can study an individual system after achieving Sandan. This is a great way to get the real depth of an individual Ryu, but remember that you are limiting what you get out of it if you choose a system as limited as Togakure Ryu. So most in the KJJR choose arts such as Hontai Takagi Yoshin Ryu or Asayama Ichiden Ryu, and in the Genbukan I think Gyokko Ryu is one of the most popular. Tanemura Sensei has recently begun teaching Tai Kais on single Ryu, and has one planned for 2010 on Gikan Ryu, so maybe a number of people will study this rare art after that.
Finally, on Richard's rank, the idea of him being a 10th Dan in Ninpo Taijutsu and a 14th Dan in Budo Taijutsu I think is confusing you a bit. For one thing, he is a 15th Dan these days, although that is really a 10th Dan. In the Bujikan the 10th Dan is split into 5 separate sub-levels, each named for a particular element (Chi, Sui, Ka, Fu, Ku), and for expediency and simplicity they are commonly refered to as 11th-15th Dan. So I think that the 10th Dan was given when the name used for the art licenced was Ninpo Taijutsu, and his later certificates came after they were changed. That's all.
Oh, by the way, any members from these various groups please feel free to correct anything I've gotten wrong here. I'm sure there's one or two things, I'm going from memory...


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The relationship between Polk and pilot Robert Morgan was promoted as part of the five-month war bond tour that began after the Memphis Belle airplane, named in Polk's honor, completed 25 missions in May 1943.
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Following in the footsteps of his 1992 Dream Team teammate, who listed his own massive manse in San Antonio earlier this month, Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen is taking another shot at selling his waterfront mansion-estate in Fort Lauderdale, FL. Pippen eyed a $16 million payday when he began shopping the trophy home in December 2010. However, the athlete's mansion has seen some big price cuts over the past two years — $2.5 million in 2011 and $1.7 million in 2013. After a six-month hiatus off the market, it has returned with an ask of $11.8 million. Realtor
The Orlando Magic may not have to deal with Dwight Howard any longer, but that doesn't mean the "Dwightmare" is over in the Sunshine State. Now a member of the Houston Rockets, the NBA superstar is poised to take a huge loss on his waterfront mansion-estate in Longwood, FL. Howard paid $7.78 million for the massive property shortly after inking a five-year, $80 million contract extension with the Magic in 2008. In a sign of just how crazy the real estate market was back then, he's now offering the property for nearly $3 million less than what he originally paid — $4.9 million. Realtor
From estate sale to home sale, former NBA player Michael Finley is clearly looking to deal. After selling off an "NBA Showtime" arcade game and other assorted artifacts from his playing career at his Dallas residence in October, the retired shooting guard has slashed the price of his house in San Antonio. The former Mavericks and Spurs great had hoped to bank as much as $1.5 million when began shopping the half-acre property in 2011. Since then, however, Finley has shaved nearly $400,000 off his original ask — including a February adjustment of nearly $200,000 — bringing the current listing price to $1.099 million. Of the amenities found inside Finley's 5,421-square-foot spread, none stand out more than his in-house movie theater, which looks primed for a marathon reel of his career highlights. Other luxuries within the four-bedroom, four-bathroom include various living rooms, a game room, a large kitchen and a master suite with walk-in closets. Realtor
Things are apparently winding down on Winding Lane for former NBA star David Robinson. Two years removed from selling his Texas-sized mansion on 1 Admiral Lane, the San Antonio Spurs legend is once again looking to deal. Since announcing his NBA retirement in 2003 the Hall of Fame basketball player and two-time Olympic gold medalist — who earned the nickname "The Admiral" because of his service in the U.S. Navy — has dabbled in everything from philanthropy to financial advisory to, most recently, the world of venture capitalism. Robinson now looks to raise some capital after listing his San Antonio home for $3.695 million. While not quite as large as his previous home, a 12,500-square-foot custom manse, his latest property certainly isn't lacking in size. Sited on two acres in Shavano Park, The Admiral's Mediterranean-style home weighs in comfortably at 8,175 square feet of living space and has five bedrooms, five full bathrooms and three fireplaces. Realtor
Dwyane Wade and his ailing knees aren't having the best week, but at least the Miami Heat have one less thing to worry about off the court. Wade, who was relegated to bench duty this week after experiencing knee pain, has sold his townhome in Chicago. A native of The Windy City, Wade paid $1.425 million for the brick-lined townhouse in the summer of 2010. At the time, the purchase raised eyebrows given the guard's free-agent status and the Chicago Bulls' plethora of cap space. However, Wade ultimately chose to re-sign with Miami, where he joined with Chris Bosh and LeBron James to form the Heat's "Big 3." Wade's residence, built in 2000, is located near Kinzie Park in the River West District, an area along the Chicago River and near the East Bank Club. Its 3,900-square-foot floor plan contains a host of amenities, including a state-of-the-art kitchen with wine cooler, a wet bar and a rooftop terrace with views of the river. Realtor
Jim Buss may not be making any major changes to the Los Angeles Lakers roster anytime soon, but the executive vice president of player personnel is going all-in on upgrading his real estate portfolio. Showing off some of that "Showtime" panache, Buss has made a total of five multimillion-dollar purchases in Los Angeles and Orange County over the past few months while also listing a luxury home over the same time period. The Los Angeles Times details the spending spree, which included a $4.05 million penthouse purchase at The Ritz Carlton Residences at L.A. Live and a quartet of buys in Dana Point totaling $13.53 million. Realtor
Dwyane Wade, a Chicago native and major part of three Miami Heat NBA championship teams, has sold his four-bedroom town house in Chicago's River West neighborhood for $1.66 million. Wade, 32, recently became engaged to actress Gabrielle Union. He also owns a six-bedroom, 12,520-square-foot mansion in Miami Beach, Fla., that he bought in late 2010 for $10.6 million. Chicago Tribune
They do things bigger in Texas, plain and simple. Just look at the sprawling mansion-estate owned by former San Antonio Spurs star and NBA coach Avery Johnson. The 5-foot-11 Johnson went by the nickname "Little General" during his playing days, but there's nothing little about his 14,396-square-foot manse in The Woodlands, TX. Designed by Jauregui Architect in 2003, the athlete's home certainly doesn't skimp on the finer things in life. Marble flooring, grand pillars, detailed molding and murals exude a Grecian-style vibe, and cavernous ceilings and tall windows give the interior a spacious air. Realtor
No expense was spared on amenities, either. Situated on 1.69 acres that overlook the 17th hole of the golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus for The Club at Carlton Woods, the oversized residence features a wood-paneled office and library that spans two floors, basketball-court-themed bedrooms, a theater room, and a game room with a wet bar. Outside, the property has a full basketball court and sports area, a motor court and a pool with water features. The Little General's mansion first marched onto the market last summer with a price tag of $9 million. But after roughly six months with no sale, it appears Johnson has set his sights a bit lower. The property now lists for $7.5 million. Realtor
Known as one of the best all-around basketball players in the NBA, Golden State Warriors swingman Andre Iguodala is now demonstrating his versatility off the court, particularly in the arena of real estate. After shelling out $1.84 million on a posh Mediterranean home in the hills of Berkeley earlier this year, Iguodala is now looking to get into the rental game. The All-Star wing is asking $6,700 a month to rent his 4,000-square-foot home in Sherman Oaks, CA, a neighborhood of Los Angeles. Built in 2008, the gated five-bedroom home features hardwood flooring, a chef's kitchen and a master suite with a walk-in closet, patio access and a soaking tub and shower. Outside, the grounds offer ideal space for entertaining with a plus-sized patio, rolling green lawns and the quintessential baller amenity: a basketball hoop. Records show the home last changed hands in 2008 for $1.05 million. Realtor
National Basketball Association (NBA) team the Sacramento Kings have signed a partnership with The Krrish Group, an Indian real estate company. The Kings are owned by Indian-born Vivek Ranadive (left in picture), who previously revealed plans to build the team's brand internationally. Sportspromedia.com
It didn't take long for Paul Millsap to find a new home with the Atlanta Hawks this off-season. Now all the NBA forward has to do is part ways with his old one — the home he's trying to sell in Sandy, UT. A 2006 second-round pick, Millsap spent seven seasons with the Utah Jazz before inking a two-year, $19 million contract with the Hawks in July. He waited all of two months before listing the gargantuan 11,797-square-foot home outside Salt Lake City. Located 19 miles south of EnergySolutions Arena, the Millsap mansion sits on a secluded one-acre lot at the mouth of Cottonwood Canyon. The home has six bedrooms and eight bathrooms and luxury features that include 10-foot vaulted ceilings, a walkout basement with a movie theater, and the one amenity no basketball player should be without: the indoor hardwood. Realtor
Michael Jordan's 56,000-square foot home in suburban Chicago has failed to sell at auction after the bidding fell short. Jordan spokeswoman Estee Portnoy says nobody offered the reserve price of $13 million for the seven-acre estate in Highland Park, north of Chicago. Chicago Sun-Times
Michael Jordan's 56,000-square foot home in suburban Chicago has failed to sell at auction after the bidding fell short. Jordan spokeswoman Estee Portnoy says nobody offered the reserve price of $13 million for the seven-acre estate in Highland Park, north of Chicago. Portnoy says Concierge Auctions publicized Monday's auction well, but that market conditions aren't ideal. She says options for the property will be evaluated next year. The former Chicago Bulls superstar's home originally was listed at $29 million in early 2012. Chicago Sun-Times
The Chicago-area mansion belonging to American basketball star and NBA franchise owner Michael Jordan goes up for auction on Monday, according to a real estate auction house. The 56,000-square-foot (5,200 square-meter) home on more than seven acres (3 hectares) in the northern Chicago suburb of Highland Park has a regulation-size basketball court, a putting green, tennis court, nine bedrooms and 15 full and four half bathrooms. The estate is scheduled to be auctioned Monday night live for in-person bidding and by phone, said Lauren Hovey, a spokeswoman for the auctioneer, Concierge Auctions. Toronto Sun
The Jordan home, known as Legend Point, was previously offered for $29 million, according to New York-based Concierge. It includes a "gentlemen's retreat" with a billiard parlor, library, full wet bar, and the original doors from the Chicago Playboy Mansion. Toronto Sun
We don't want to speak ill of the dead or the SoCal legend, but long-time Lakers owner Jerry Buss, who died earlier this year, built himself a pretty hideous mansion in Playa del Rey back in 1998. (Someone obviously disagrees--after just a week on the market, the house has a pending sale.) It comes with seven bedrooms, nine and a half bathrooms, and 10,846 square feet with a three-stop elevator, a library, game room with bar, four-car garage, rooftop deck with spa, a pretty insane master suite with a spiral staircase and marble bath and shower surrounded by, naturally, columns. But the columns and the fountains and the tiling, and the weird beams don't stop there! They are literally everywhere. Asking price is $5.95 million. Los Angeles Curbed
O.J. Mayo's contract with the Milwaukee Bucks runs all of three seasons, but that didn't stop the talented NBA guard from putting down roots in Wisconsin. If nothing else, Mayo will be living comfortably during his stay in Brew City. The 26-year-old guard recently made a big-time purchase, picking up a five-acre property in the River Hills suburb of Milwaukee. Built in 1995, the home is a modern take on the Prairie School style and incorporates classic Prairie attributes such as horizontal lines, inlaid windows and a prominently pitched roof. It has five bedrooms, five bathrooms, two fireplaces and over 9,000 square feet of living space. Realtor
NBA star Richard Hamilton has relisted his Maryland waterfront mansion for sale at an asking price of $3.99 million. The basketball player first decided to part with the property, dubbed "The White House," in 2010 when he listed it for an asking price of $4.5 million. Not receiving any positive response, he removed it from the market a few months later. Now, the property is back in the market and reports have it that the sports-star has received an offer for the house for $3.75 million, which is $245,000 less than the asking price. Realty Today
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Here he is, our little bundle of joy,
We did it honey, it's a baby boy.
We'll love him and raise him, 'til he finally leaves us,
What should we name him? How about Adolf?
Little Adolf.
He's growing up, like little boys do,
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He doesn't like milk, soda hurts his head,
I tried to give him juice, this is what he said:
"I hate juice, okay?"
"Ok, Hitler, please, drink your juice. I'm tired, I want to go to bed."
"Just, you know what? Get the juice out of here, out of this house, out of this country, now."
"Hitler, get the j... what do you want me to do with...?"
"Put the juice in camps and separate them."
"Separate juice? Hitler, what you want me to do, separate them by flavor? By like, concentration?"
"Concentration... eh?"
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I made a batch of blackberry jam wine according to the recipe here. Everything was going great (very active) for the first 3-4 days, then everything pretty much stopped. The OG was 1.902. Temp has been a steady 73. It has been at 1.022 and not moving for the last week (about 2.5 weeks so far). There was a thick layer of crud on top, I thought it was purple krausen. Is there anything to check to see what the issue is as to why it is not moving or is this ok. The post mentioned that it should get below 1.000 in a few weeks. I am not in a hurry, but I would have thought a little movement downward would be the norm at this point.
What yeast did you use? I assumed 1.902 was a typo and used 1.092 & 1.022 and got 9.17% alcohol. Depending on yeast and nutrients fermentation could be over, but might restart with the introduction of some nutrient if it was not used
You cant always be young but you can always be immature
Many whom have mad blackberry jam wine have reported a stall, while others just ran into the typical slow down as you approach 1.000. If your OG was in 1.090 range there really is no reason why this should not ferment to dry. But there are some questions such as what yeast was used, have you attempted to dose again with nutrient? Many ferments are known to take a while to drop those last 10-20 points, that may simply be the cause. I would give it 10 days and check SG again, if no movement then I would rack it and pitch a new yeast like EC-1118 or K1V-1116, that should take care of it.
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Thanks all for the info. That was a typo (1.092 is right). I used premiere curvee like the post suggested. I don't know enough to deviate from the instructions yet. I will see how this turns out and make adjustments in the future. I do see some areas on the top that is a fine foam like it is trying to work. It is good to know others have had stalls on this stuff. I don't feel so bad. I will give it another week or so and check again (optimism returning).


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Last year's finish was the culmination so far of Lilly's 12-year competitive golfing career.
The Newton-Conover boys' tennis team is looking to repeat their 2010 season and give the program another state title.
The Red Devils finished with a 26-0 record last season, including a 14-0 mark in the Catawba Valley Athletic Conference.
Leading the charge this season will be the doubles team of Hang Lak Choi and Ryan Lampe. The two tennis players were on separate teams in the state championship doubles match.
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Despite a solid pitching performance from Hannah Callahan on Tuesday, the Lady Blue Devils were defeated by West Lincoln at home.
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Maiden (1-2) tied the game up in the bottom of the fifth, as Mollie Sigmon scored on a single by Lauren Sizemore. That made it 1-1 after five innings.
Same game, same opponent and same result.
The Newton-Conover Lady Red Devils' basketball team had their season ended by Salisbury for the second straight season. The Lady Hornets (26-1) won the Western Regional championship and will play East Bladen for the state title on Saturday.
N-C coach Jonathan Tharpe compared facing Salisbury the past two seasons.
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John Reid improved his individual mark to 4-1 with an impressive 6-0, 6-1 victory over Neil Eckard.
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Believe anything is possible.
That is the new motto for the Newton-Conover Lady Red Devils basketball team heading into Saturday's Regional championship game against Salisbury.
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The Lady Trojans basketball team will face a familiar opponent tonight in Greensboro, when they take on Salisbury.
Bandys (27-3) faced off against the Lady Hornets (24-1) in last year's Regional semifinals. Salisbury won that game, 45-31, and eventually the state championship.
The last two seasons, the Hornets are an incredible 53-1. Their only blemish in those 54 games was a Nov. 22 loss to Butler, 60-50.
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