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BELPRE - On Jan. 25, 10-year-old Spencer Motor Sports racecar driver Tyce Church of Belpre was at the Rising Star Resort and Casino, in Rising Sun, Ind., for the 2012 F.A.S.T. Midwest Series annual awards Banquet. The F.A.S.T. (Family Affordable Speed Tour) Series is host to a varity of classes for Legend and Bandolero racecars. For the 2012 race season, Church finished runner-up in the Bandolero Bandits (ages 8 to 11 year old drivers) division. Upon recieving his second-place trophy, Church gave a short speech, in which he thanked his crew, team, and sponsors for their support throughout the 2012 racing season.
Church's SMS 2012 sponsors included the Washington County Sheriff's Office "Click it or ticket" program, Auto Teck and Tire of Marietta, Advanced Auto Patrs of Murdock Avenue, Parkersburg, Forshey Marine Service, Marietta, and Geddings Machine Racing, Belpre.
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"We have three confirmed associate sponsors for 2013 all ready (Auto Teck and Tire, Forshey Marine Service, and Straight Line Collision, Belpre)," he said. "We're working on more. "Regardless, we'll run Tyce and the car as often as funding permits."

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How to hide a page type
25 November 2010 at 11:55am Last edited: 25 November 2010 11:57am
Hi all,
I created a page type called
"BannerHolder" and "Banner".
What I want is, I just want to include the "bannerHolder" into other page, but not a standalone page.
But when I create that in the CMS, in my front end, I saw "Banner Holder" in my navigation.
Is there anyway to hide the BannerHolder type from navigation???
Re: How to hide a page type
25 November 2010 at 6:50pm
Well you can untick 'ShowInMenu' for the page in the Behaviour tab in the CMS.
Re: How to hide a page type
26 November 2010 at 6:12am
LOLz, it's my bad. I removed the behavior field for that type..
Re: How to hide a page type
15 March 2011 at 4:43am
What I need to do is a step further -- I need a certain page type not to show in the site tree. I have two page types that both have a has_many relationship to third page type, the problem is that when the relationships are made and saved, a row is created in the relational table and so these relations themselves show up in the CMS as empty pages (of page type ProductPage_BusinessNeed). How can I specify in the CMS that these pages simply do not Show?
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Re: How to hide a page type
16 March 2011 at 10:08am
If I understand you correctly, you really don't want them to be Pages at all, ever? Not as standalone Page in your Website, not in your create-page-dropdown in the CMS and notin the SiteTree?
If that's the case you could very well use a DataObject instead of a page type, since a page is only a sophisticated DataObject anyway...
Re: How to hide a page type
16 March 2011 at 10:59am
Thanks for your reply. Your assumptions are correct. However, I cannot use a DataObject because of that classic SS problem -- HTMLEditorField doesn't work in the modal popup -- and this page type must contain an HTML-friendly Content field. Any other ideas?
Thanks again,
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Re: How to hide a page type
17 March 2011 at 12:46am
Depends on how HTML-friendly the thing is supposed to be, and what it's for.
- If it is just, for instance to include some flash banner, or other 'semi-fixed' HTML you could and probably even should do that using your templates without need for a WYSIWYG at all.
- I know the DataObjectManager module includes a number of simple HTML editors, that could work if your HTML content doesn't need all the ins and outs of the complete TinyMCE editor.
- You could consider the use of ModelAdmin, although I'm not sure if including the TinyMCE field already works out of the box
http://www.silverstripe.org/data-model-questions/show/4983But if you stick to using Pages, I really don't understand why you would want to keep them out of the CMS SiteTree, since there would be no way to ever edit/delete them at all...
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17 March 2011 at 2:35am
The HTML I need would be links and paragraphs, and of course it's not fixed at all as the client will be populating these content fields. The reason I need to keep them out of the CMS SiteTree is because since a new instance of this third page type is created in the CMS every time a relationship is created between the other two page types, it is mucking up the CMS terribly as these pages don't have titles, not to mention there are several dozen of them. See the screenshot and you'll get it.
It is too late for me to redesign it completely using ModelAdmin, though I erally would like to try extending that in the future. Meantime' I'll look into what other HTML fields are available in DataObjectManager.
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Hey all,
I've got issues going on and seeing as tho the doctors can't really figure it out, I thought I might run a few things by you guys and see if anyone has had anything similar happen to them.
First of all, you need to know that I DO NOT SLEEP. I mean, I sleep, but never a deep sleep and never for any longer than 4 hours at a time. I've been that way since my first daughter was born. She never slept through the night and then her sister was born...and on and on it went for about 7 years. Well, obviously my body got used to not sleeping, and I've been unable to get myself into a good healthy sleeping pattern since.
Secondly, I have migraines. And headaches. Sometimes, I'll have a headache for 2 weeks. I go to bed with it...wake up with it...etc. During those times, I am only able to survive because Advil exists.
Anyway, I've been living with those two symptoms for years. I wasn't that bothered by either of them..simply dealt with it. (Or suffered through it)
Well, on friday, something really crazy happened. The day started out normally. DF and I had some errands to run...so off we went. I dropped into work to visit the girls (I was just on vacation for 3 weeks) and when I walked into the store, I was blinded by the lights. Literally. I was seeing shooting flashes of light everywhere...and had to put my sunglasses on to walk around. I got out of there as quickly as I could..but the shooting flashes of light didn't stop. DF and I stopped at Walmart next and I had to hold his hand because I was still having vision problems. After a while (maybe 30 mins or so) the vision issues stopped....but by the time we got to the next place we were going, I was completely disoriented. I was having memory loss, confusion, unable to tell which things we had talked about and what things I had simply thought about during the car ride. It got so bad that DF said "I'm taking you home and putting you to bed". When we got home, I was still in a state of confusion, and having to ask things 5-6 times. Finally we decided to go to the hospital.
At the hospital, I had to use a list DF had made for me in order to tell the triage nurse what was wrong with me. Then, when I went to check in, I couldn't remember my address, telephone number, or my family doctor's name!!
After a long wait in the waiting room (2 hours) I finally saw a doctor. After taking a brief medical history. and reading my list of symptoms (LOL) he ordered a CT scan. Of course, that took another hour of waiting (during which I forgot what we were doing at the hospital and even which city I lived in!!) Anyway, CT scan came out normal. (Which is actually AWESOME..cause now I know I DONT have some sort of aneurysm or tumor waiting to kill me) The doctor told me I could wait around another while and see a neurologist, but because the CT scan came out fine, and I was prone to migraines...he thought it might just be an "Atypical migraine". And so, I agreed with him and went home.
I got a really good night's sleep that night, and the next morning, woke without any confusion. I still had a headache tho..and my neck was killing me. Even today, I'm still not up to par. My headache continues..and I'm still going around in a bit of a daze. I haven't experienced any memory loss tho...thankfully.
My mother has diagnosed me with exhaustion. Does anyone else have any thoughts on this?? Has anyone (without Alzhiemers) ever experienced this sort of thing?
hi Mel,
I have read your post listing your symptons and I too have had the exact same symptons you have had. I can remember one time that I went to pick up my children at the babysitter and couldn't even remember their names. I couldn't think, it was like an out of body experirence, my arm tingled and my face felt numb it was just so weird. I went to my dr about it he sent me for some tests and said it was the onset of a migrane. I have had it happen when I would go into a store and start seeing flashing lights and I would be walking and it was like the floor was coming out from beneath me. Now when it happens I try to get to my bed and lay down in a dark room. The Dr.'s haven't diagnosed anything more than it being a migrane. I empathize with you because it is just such a scary feeling. I go regularly, actually yearly to the optometrist and an opthamologist for eye exams and they have never diagnosed anything and they are aware of the symptoms as well.
yesterday i posted a msg after Dor1949, but today it's got removed for some reasons.
anyway, google the 'orthostatic intolerance' and see if the sympoms you have are similar to this one.
it's a good thing that aneurysm has been excluded. the other possible cause could be abnormal conductivity in the heart (or other heart problem). as a concequense of insufficient blood flow to the brain, you may experience migraine and restless sleep.
you have to see 2 specialists - neurologists and cardiologist.
I'm no doctor, so I'm not going to diagnose anything, just give you an advice like everyone else to go see a specialist.
This article might be of interest to peruse........[url]http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26350414/wid/11915773/[/url]
Hope you feel better soon :)
Up until 10 years ago, I too had migraines 3 weeks out of every month. I kept accurate charts and realized that fluctuating hormones were the main (but not all of the) culprits. I convinced my family doctor and gynecologist to do a total hysterectomy/oophorectomy (both ovaries too). After 6 weeks, my doctor put me on the Estraderm patch which I wear constantly...without Progesterone. They (normally) want to simulate your cycle, but, with me it was the hormone changes that triggered the migraine. I was desperate, some migraines lasted 14 days; if I was at a mall, I would see the auras, get vertigo and literally start staggering like a drunk. When the headache started, I was so nauseated and totally losing my balance, pain in the back of my neck and over left eye was unbearable...I had to lie down...could not function at all. I feel that I missed out on part of my life, lying in bed in the dark, suffering. As I took other medications, doctors were reluctant to try Imitrex....which did affect me rather badly, but, then tried Maxaalt which melts on your tongue instantly and I had no side effects from that. Within about a year my migraines slowed down to two or three a year and as I headed into my fifties have almost totally disappeared (this happens with age). Unfortunately, I am diabetic and now using insulin....but, the week I had to be in hospital to determine how much insulin I should be taking, I had the worst headache of my life....flat on my back for a week; after my body got used to the insulin, I was fine and that was 3 years ago and haven't had a migraine since. Anyway, my point is there are so many triggers for migraine, you have to find yours....sometimes I just felt like the floor was moving and I couldn't even think properly. And, as my eldest son has sleep apnea, I went to a sleep clinic and discovered that I too get a fraction of REM sleep one needs....lots of migraines when I woke up in the morning. Anyway, I've been migraine free 3 years now at 59 so there is hope if you find a doctor that is diligent.
Mel - please go to the neurologist, etc and for all the tests they suggest. These symptoms are too radical to just write off. There is some reason they happened and you need to find out for certain what the cause was. I used to get severe migraines & I still have insomnia. As bad as my migraines were, and they went on for years, nothing was ever like what you described. There are meds for migraines that are better than Advil. Some are even a preventiive for the first signs of a migraine. Please see everyone the medical system will send you to.
I agree with everyone who suggested that you should see the neurologist, dentist, eye doctors, and...... gynecologist (pre menopause/hormone changes can start in your 30's) until you get an accurate diagnosis. It may be as "simple" as being stressed out and exhausted, as your mother says, or something more complicated. In the meantime, have you recently changed your sleeping pillows? A pillow without the proper support can cause neck pain, and even be uncomfortable enough to disturb your sleep.
I agree ..see neurologist and optomistrist/opthomologist first then Dentist. Also forgot to ask if there is any new stresses in your life. That can trigger migraines as well.
TMJ syndrome can also produce excessive neck/ shoulder pain.
Seek out all avenues to get to the bottom of it.
Mel, I suffered from severe migraines before I had my kids. It would be triggered by bright lights, a glare off a car, strobe lights in a club, a flashlight pointed in my face, even a doctors check up where he shines that light in my eyes.
It was also triggered by stress. I used to say that if I [I]think[/I] to much I would get a migraine. I would get the migraine after the event though, almost as a relief of the stress. So after planning my wedding, the first day of honeymoon I had one, lasted two days. Or if I skipped work, called in sick, and went away on holiday for a long weekend with my dh, then I would suffer one of those days with a migraine :rolleyes: . I got one after my sons first birthday party. Too much thinking lol.
The other trigger is preservatives in food. I have learnt to stay away from processed food, as much as is possible, there are exceptions, but preservatives or chemicals triggered it too.
My migraines caused sight blindness. Bright little spots in front of my eyes. Wherever I looked it would be white, nothing. I had periferral vision (on the sides of my eyes). Once this started, it would last for about 5 minutes, and then a pause where the vision would come back, but I knew I had about 10 minutes to get home to bed, because the headache and nausea would hit full force.
My brain felt like it was fried, I couldn't think, couldn't talk properly, words eluded me. My neurons didn't connect.
I took prescribed migraine tablets when a migraine started, it doesn't prevent, but helps with sleep and the pain. I would hope to be asleep before the excruciating pain came. I would sleep a good 2-3 hours. Upon waking, I would be woozy, feel weak, have neck pain and pale as a ghost. No sudden movement or my head would explode. Tea and dry bread to help with the stomach, and I would be on recovery until bedtime.
I hope this helps. Since I have had my children, the migraines have become less and less. But I am living a less stressful life now.
Sleep deprivation would probably be a trigger for your migraine too.
Oh I forgot to mention, I went to a migraine clinic too. They mentioned the grinding of my back teeth could cause it too, basically from stress, or at night when asleep. So you have to consciously check daily and release your bottom jaw all the time, keep those back teeth from touching. Or get a plate to wear at night.
what about sleep apnea? sleep apnea is thought to have brought on heart problems with my friend's father. It was not until his heart attack that he was diagnosed with sleep apnea. "they" now suspect he had sleep apnea for the past 30 years or so.
Since being treated for sleep apnea, he has never felt better, has more energy than he has ever remembered having and has had a clean bill of health (except for the sleep apnea).
I would have waited for the neurologist my self. A trip to the ophthalmologist would be a good idea too. Once they rule out any of your symtpoms the dentist would be next. Your symptoms are common to many disorders,
When you get the all clear I would suggest a talk with your GP for some blood tests for adrenal fatique ( common in women) and about your sleep habits. You may need your internal sleep clock reset with a change of habits and maybe medications.Today's go-go, technology-saturated culture entices us to overrule our bodies' organic sleep signals. We ignore the natural energy shift that occurs after dinner so we can watch a favorite TV show or call a friend. We sleep with an illuminated clock radio by our beds or fall asleep with the radio on — all of which can lead to sleepless nights or poor quality sleep. Little sleep makes any stress more prominent. Just my rant. :) I do not see getting up for young children every 4 hours has anything to do with your symtoms. I think we all experienced the 4 hour scheule at some point.
I don't have much helpful to add but the stiff neck got my attention. If you (or anyone) ever has a bad headache and stiff neck, especially if it goes away when you lie down (tell tale sign), it's a sign of brain hemorrhage. the CAT scan should have spotted that but just in case, the feeling better when lying down is something to pay attention to.
It's also nothing to be dismissed if it only lasts a day or so. my brother had such a headache when he was in his mid 20's. Doctor said migraine and sent him home and he was okay the next day. Flash forward 3 years and he has another one. This time someone he worked with scared him enough to get to emerg. diagnosis, hemorrhage and worse, signs it had happened before. The issue is the stats show only 30% of people make it to the hospital alive when there is a hemorrhage so he was just incredibly lucky to survive two. Needless to say, headaches (with stiff necks) scare the crap out of me now (I still will run and lie down just to see if goes away or stays) so I wouldn't rest until a neurologist found out what is causing your symptoms. That confusion thing would also make me wonder because I have not heard of that being a symptom of migraines before.
You may have a problem with migraines, yes, light frequency can cause problems, birth control pills can cause problems, etc. and so on, but you need to find out what it is. MY SIL gets extreme migraines anytime the weather changes, she can tell you the second the air pressure changes she is so sensitive and it's a big deal here in Calgary where chinooks happen as a lot of people have that sensitivity.
Also....are you aware if you clench or grind your teeth? Do you ever have jaw pain up into the ear?
What triggers your migraines? Food, hormones, blood pressure? If noner of these, have your dentist check out your TMJ. Very relateable to migraines. Easy to treat.
since you are probably checking everything out - go to the optometrist.
They get a really good look inside your eye/head. What the hay! What will you lose? $70 for the checkup. I'd pay it for a calm mind.
Good to hear the catscan was fine. I would have stayed to talk to the neurologist. I'm there anyway & feel like poop.
I like watching Mystery Diagnosis. It's probablyb something no one would suspect. Food allergy or somehing.
So the neck pain is new, as of today? Do you remember if they asked you if you had neck pain when you were at the hospital? I'm not saying it's meningitis, but neck pain is one of the symptoms, and a lot of the other stuff could be related to that also.
I'm not a medical professional, but thought I'd add that in case it helps. At any rate, my advice is please do not hesitate to go back to the hospital if you feel you should, especially if you have developed new symptoms since last there or if your existing symptoms continue or worsen.
I hope you feel better soon!
I get hormonal migranes - while they're not nearly as severe as yours - they aren't fun. So I believe I have an inkling of an understanding of what you go through!
After reading your story, however, one thing jumps out at me. The lights at your work. You mentioned that you started seeing migrane auras (flashes of light) when you were in Bowring (where you work)... and that you hadn't been there in a while because of holidays. If I were you, I'd look into the possibility that you're reacting to what ever lighting they have in the store. If this truely is the cause, it may be a blessing that you've taking a long break from work because it means that you were fresh and "healthy" when you entered the store, making your immediate reaction all that more pronounced.
Definitely consider this posibility - I've heard about kids who have severe ADHD in classrooms with florescent lighting who, when they're out of that environment, are fine.
I'm VERY glad to hear that the CT scan was good... what a relief for you and your family!!
Good luck with this!
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observation or oral bullshit???? The factory yams sure gave our mard antipodean a fright though and a kicking, so much so that as soon as heard rossi was back on the yam or even more scary possibly the honda he ran for the hills and is still running as we blog.. of course if you choose to believe any of his mind numbing nonsensical excuses for chickening out then that is your perogative it's a free country ..
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Honda offered the biggest pay-check in their history to try and keep Stoner on board, but he declined to reverse his decision to retire because he was scared of Rossi coming back to Yamaha.
If you can say the above without laughing then you have a serious problem.
Anyway - I doubt whether Rossi decreed that Cal shouldn't get all the toys, but the factory wouldn't want anything to interfere with Jorge and Vale taking on Dani and Marc .... so there could be more than pure $$$ keeping the gearbox from the satellite bikes.
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Brown -- a lanky 9-year-old from Orchard Manor -- wants to play in the NBA. On Saturday, he came to the downtown community center for a free basketball camp that drew more than 90 kids.
Those kids otherwise might have spent the bright Saturday afternoon playing video games or watching television. However, Cierra Jones and Kenneth Booth, who founded the camp three years ago, are trying to give those kids a constructive way to spend their summer days.
The have watched the program triple in size, from about 30 children when they started the camp, to the 90 who attended Saturday.
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Andrew Lloyd Webber was born on March 22, 1948, in London. His father was the director of the London College of Music, his mother was a piano teacher and his younger brother, Julian, is a renowned cellist, so one might say that he was born with musical blood running through his veins. A true prodigy, early in life Lloyd Webber played the piano, the violin (at age 3) and the French horn, and began writing his own music (at age 6).
Following his childhood dream of becoming England's chief inspector of ancient monuments, in 1965 Lloyd Webber entered Westminster School as a Queen's Scholar and began a course in history at Magdalen College, Oxford. His true calling pulled him in another direction, however, and he dropped out in the winter of 1965 to study at the Royal College of Music and explore his interest in musical theater.
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wow the line on the damon/cairo/phillips is disgraceful
If you wanna beat the Yanks in a 3 game series, just call-up 3 kids from the minors. If they haven't seen the guy, they're weak. Weak like the Ukraine.
Just wondering why you think they'll bring up Duncan? I keep hearing he's not all he's cracked up to be and we'll trade for a legit first baseman?
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Originally Posted by CyCrazy Blaming this on the city make no sense. Seems to me Kingland has the funds to purchase these buildings and do what they please with it whether they want to continue making it bar space or office space is there choice. Do I like it? No. But this isn't a bash Ames decision. Unless I have missed something here. I'm not blaming this on ames. I am anticipating future problems because of how the city of ames views the campustown area.
Ha, I worked at Kingland for a bit while in school. Great job to have as a college kid because it was easy enough to do hungover, flexible hours, & it paid more than fast food or retail places. Can't say I was sad to leave, though! I do agree that it's no bueno if they take out any bars, but like others have said - if there is enough demand, bars will find a way to be open down there..
This will be awesome for the city of Ames. The bars go out of business or change owners all the time. They can't just get a new corporation to move in every year. The only people that it will hurt are students who are uncomfortable with change.
Originally Posted by CysRage This would be terrible. This would mean Charlie Yokes, Chicha shack, Angie's, and Jeff's would all be closed? This would be awful for campustown You can rest easy knowing that Jeffs wasn't part of the deal. To think that all these buildings were acquired for office space is ridiculous. They just spent $2.5M to acquire some buildings and a parking lot. I doubt they want to go out and spend a lot more money to renovate all these into offices. They will probably will add some office space but they probably wanted to control the leases more.
This is the market, not the city. If bars get squeezed out someone else will build a new building down the road. If anything, I can see Kingland just wanting to control the property and rely on their own decisions than someone else.
Charlie yokes is pretty awful. But the chicha shack dying would suck. Glad im graduating this semester haha.
Originally Posted by Rabbuk Charlie yokes is pretty awful. But the chicha shack dying would suck. Glad im graduating this semester haha. Me too!
Originally Posted by MissouriCyclone Me too! Make that three!
This is just bad news all around. Hopefully Kingland will keep doing the leasing with at least Jeffs and Yokes.. To the poster that says this doesn't include jeffs, it does, cause it covers the 100 block of stanton and 2400 block of lincoln way.. Pathetic that Kingland would try and force out college staples in a campustown area to increase space for a corporation. Its a campustown for ****s sake.
Originally Posted by longtimeclone You can rest easy knowing that Jeffs wasn't part of the deal. Thank God, losing Jeff's would have been a travesty. IMO Jeff's is right there with Great Plains and Old Chicago for "Best Pizza in Ames."
Black market is better than jeffs by a long ways.
Originally Posted by Rabbuk Black market is better than jeffs by a long ways. Not even close. I'd rather have Pizza Pit
As ****** as every bar that I can remember being where Yoke's is now (including yokes) Campustown wouldnt be the same without the **** bar on the corner.
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"Yi! I was at the grocery store late last night and it was freezing out. As I walked in the store out walked a woman and her toddler and he was wearing nothing but a t-shirt, shorts and sneakers. He couldn't have been more than 3! I wanted to stop and ask her if she didn't have money for a coat for her child, which would have been ironic considering she was wearing one, but I chickened out. Should I have said something?
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