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Drop me a note in comments on the ones you find.
Seems like you've got it covered. We don't want to steal your thunder.
(P.S. If he's the nominee, I believe you will owe me an adult beverage?)
Do you have that in writing?
Concussion grenade my ass.
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) – Louisville has won two NCAA basketball championships. The Cardinals have won more than 30 games multiple times. They went to four Final Fours in a seven-season stretch during the Eighties. They had a player taken with the first pick in the 1989 NBA Draft.
But until Monday, the Cards had never been voted the Number One team in the Associated Press college basketball poll during the regular season.
Can that possibly be true?
Yes, it is.
Monday's poll marked the 539th time Louisville has been voted into the AP Top 25 since the poll began during the 1948-49 season. Only five programs – North Carolina, Kentucky, Duke, UCLA and Kansas – have spent more time in the poll.
The Cards were ranked first in the 2009 final poll after U of L won the Big East Tournament in Madison Square Garden.
What about the 1980 national champions, a team that won 33 of 36 games?
Even with Darrell Griffith, Rodney McCray and Derek Smith that team did not crack the Top 10 until Jan. 8. DePaul, Louisiana State, Kentucky and Indiana were the kingpins for much of that season. The Cards were ranked second twice late in the season.
Louisville won its other NCAA championship in 1986. But that team lost its third and fourth games in New York to Kansas and St. John's. The Cards also lost consecutive games to Cincinnati and Kansas in late January. That's not the path to Number One.
Louisville was ranked as low as 19th on Feb. 11, 1986. That team, which featured Pervis Ellison, Billy Thompson and Milt Wagner, was ranked 11th prior to the Metro Conference Tournament and then seventh at the start of the NCAA Tournament.
It appears the Louisville team that carried the highest ranking over an entire season was the 1966-67 team with Wes Unseld, Butch Beard, Fred Holden and Jerry King.
That team climbed to No. 2 on Dec. 20 – and was voted second nationally eight more times. But they lost their final regular season game to Wichita State – and then the Cards were upset by SMU in their NCAA opener.
Those were the days when John Wooden and Lew Alcindor (Kareem Abdul-Jabbar) reigned at UCLA. There was rarely an opening at the top of the poll.
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Patrick Kane had a goal and an assist in a dominant first period, Antti Raanta made 32 saves for his second NHL win, and the Chicago Blackhawks beat the Phoenix Coyotes 5-2 on Saturday night to complete an impressive road trip.
After watching a 3-0 lead become 3-2 after a sloppy second period, Brandon Bollig's goal with 9:11 left put it away for Chicago. Andrew Shaw and Niklas Hjalmarsson also scored for the Blackhawks, and Marian Hossa added an empty-net goal in Chicago's sixth straight win to wrap up a seven-game, 13-day trip that saw them cement their status as one of the NHL's top teams.
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Chicago drafted a player to help fill its void at linebacker in the sixth round. The Bears selected LB J.T. Thomas with the 195th overall pick. Brian Urlacher and Lance Briggs are the only two 'backers under contract with Chicago through 2011. Here is PFW draft expert Nolan Nawrocki's scouting report on Thomas from the 2011 Draft Preview book:
Notes: Prepped in Florida before redshirting in 2006 — was bothered by an ankle sprain, though did earn Defensive Scout Team Player of the Year recognition. Arrested in August '07 for transferring and receiving stolen property (laptop), although charges were dropped upon completion of a diversion program. A reserve in the fall, tallied 19 tackles, three for loss and zero sacks in 10 games. Started all 39 games at weak-side linebacker his final three seasons — totaled 65-10-3 with three pass breakups, two forced fumbles and a blocked kick in '08; tallied 76-7-½ with five pass breakups and two interceptions in '09; had 73-7-2½ with four pass breakups and two forced fumbles in '10. Dealt with neck pain during '10 spring practice and fall camp. Team captain.
Positives: Good speed, athletic ability and hip flexibility. Nice agility to slip and avoid blocks. Chases hard and ranges to the sideline. Good coverage instincts — blankets a lot of ground. Tough, blue-collar worker who will play hurt. Vocal on-field leader. Durable, three-year starter with special-teams experience. Good work ethic.
Negatives: Has very short arms and marginal take-on strength. Lacks bulk strength and struggles to provide resistance against the run — engulfed by larger blockers. Not explosive. Average change of direction and closing burst. Recorded only a 30½-inch vertical jump, the lowest of any outside linebacker at the Combine. Character needs to be evaluated.
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Goodell floats novel idea for replacing kickoffsPosted by Mike Florio on December 6, 2012, 10:01 AM ESTNFL Commissioner Roger Goodell has landed on the cover of TIME magazine. The accompanying article contains plenty of interesting nuggets.Heres the first one that caught our eye.Sean Gregory of TIME writes that one of the options being considered for replacing kickoffs entails giving the ball to the team that would have been kicking off at its own 30, automatically facing a fourth down and 15 yards to go. The team can then choose to punt or go for it, via fake punt or otherwise.In other words, the kickoff would be replaced with the punt, and the onside kick would be replaced with a fourth-down conversion roughly half the distance of Ray Rices recent catch-and-run.The idea would be to remove completely the high-speed, open-field collisions between large men who dip their heads instinctively at impact and place extra pressure on the C3-C4 area of the spine. While other injuries would be possible during the punt play that replaces the kickoff, the risk of catastrophic injury would be reduced.The move also would make punters, long snappers, and gunners more important, along with punt returners. In turn, kickoff specialists would become extinct, and return specialists who are much better returning kicks than punts would be far less valuable to the broader roster.Goodell says the idea came from Bucs coach Greg Schiano. The fact that Goodell mentioned to Gregory it means that the league is at least considering it and that the league perhaps wants to see how folks react to the possibility.
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A Colorado woman was impaled by a light pole after she crashed because she was texting and driving.
A worker was handcuffed and robbers stole money from a Chandler check cashing store Wednesday morning, police said.
It happened just before 9 a.m. at Ace Check Cashing at 777 N. Arizona Ave.
The two suspects, dressed in black, had gained access through the roof and suspended ceiling.
They waited until the first employee entered the building, and then dropped through the ceiling into the business, according to Chandler police spokesman Sgt. Joe Favazzo. The suspects assaulted and handcuffed the female employee then stole money from the safe and cash drawers.
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CLITHEROE boss Paul Moore has added to the Shawbridge striking options as he aims to keep his Blues riding high in the Evo-Stik League First Division North.
Saturday's 0-0 draw with Farsley saw Clitheroe move into second spot and they can cement that position tonight when third placed Skelmersdale United roll into town.
And they will have two new faces on display for the game after Moore swooped for former Morecambe man Danny Mahoney from Morecambe and ex-Leek Town, Witton and Warrington goal-getter Carl Rendell. That double swoop goes some way to compensating for the loss of Alex Johnson to Halifax Town and Moore said: "We will miss AJ, any team losing their main striker would but I believe that the two lads will give us that experience we need in the squad."
Moore is hoping for a bumper crowd as former Blues boss Tommy Lawson makes a return to Shawbridge and added: "I am sure our fans will make the new guys really welcome."
Ramsbottom United aim to put their FA Trophy misery to one side tonight and get back into the league groove as they look to make it six league wins on the spin.
The Rams were well off the pace on Saturday as they were sent packing from the Trophy by Stafford Rangers, who eased to a 3-0 second qualifying round win in the game at Marston Road.
That lacklustre showing was a total opposite to the Rams run of league form and their five-match winning run has seen them score 15 goals and concede just one on their way to fifth place in the table.
They host Warrington Town tonight, who are down in eighth spot. The Rams are still without skipper Andy Dawson.
In the Premier Division Chorley will attempt to do what Ramsbottom couldn't as they head to Stafford knowing that a win could take them into second spot.
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FGCU Men's Tennis Drops Close Match to NJIT, 4-3
FORT MYERS, Fla. – The FGCU men's tennis team lost a narrow 4-3 decision to the New Jersey Institute of Technology on Wednesday night. With the loss, the Eagles fall to 3-10 on the season, while the Highlanders improve to 9-4.
The Blue and Green needed a tiebreak victory from Carlo Checchia (Brasilia, Brazil) and Sebastien Leitz (Nimes, France) on court two to grab the doubles point, giving FGCU a 1-0 lead in the match.
In singles play, NJIT picked up three straight-set wins, taking a 4-2 lead. On court three, Leitz claimed a 6-3, 6-2 victory over Fraser Croad, pulling the Eagles with a point at 4-3. The Blue and Green needed wins on courts four and five to pull out a win, but instead they earned a split of the final two matches. Mitchell Lvovsky (Dania Beach, Fla.) earned a 5-7, 6-0, 6-1 win on court five, but Matthew Rock (Fort Lauderdale, Fla.) fell in a hard-fought match on court four, 3-6, 7-5, 7-5.
The Eagles will travel to Nashville, Tenn., for a pair of A-Sun matches this weekend. FGCU will play at Lipscomb at 2 p.m. on Friday (Mar. 19) and at Belmont at 9 a.m. on Saturday (Mar. 20).
The final home match of the season will be next Thursday, Mar. 25 at 2 p.m. against Mercer University. Seniors Thibaud Aime (Figeac, France), Raphael Costa (Brasilia, Brazil), and Gonzalo Rafael De Villa (Miami, Fla.) will be honored prior to the start of the match.
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Talk about putting the pedal to the metal; a new stretch of Texas highway has increased its speed.
But is it safe?
A stretch of highway 130 outside of Austin is sporting a new 85 mile per hour limit.
Some are worried about the safety of drivers racing down the road.
According to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, 35 states have raised speed limits to 70 miles per hour or higher.
And no one is more aware of that than long-distance truckers like Anthony Frederick, who says he fears what's to come.
"Doing 85 miles per hour, all they're doing is asking for more accidents and more deaths is about it. Because by the time, like they say, it takes a football field to stop a semi. 85 miles an hour, go ahead and try to stop a semi if somebody slams on their brakes in front of you real quick for an emergency or something," Frederick said.
Think of it this way: 85 miles per hour is as strong as a category 1 hurricane.
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The announcement that Google is buying Motorola Mobility is a significant new step in the ongoing 3-way battle for mobile domination between Apple, Google and Microsoft. It's undoubtedly great news for Motorola Mobility as it's effectively securing its future. We are looking forward to seeing some compelling Android-Moto devices in the near future.
The big unknown for us is the impact on Google's other handset partners, in particular HTC and Samsung who have recently enjoyed substantial growth on the back of the Android platform. It will be interesting to see the strategic choices these two make. Will they continue to build their businesses around Android or do they switch to an alternative platform? All of a sudden HP's WebOS might start to look a little more enticing? Maybe Samsung will place more emphasis on their own Bada OS? Will HTC turn (back) closer to Microsoft?
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The City of Bakersfield is one step closer to having an anti-abortion resolution. A council committee approved 2-1 a resolution that would support groups that promote alternatives to abortion. This is a victory for the anti-abortion groups but a step back from the more strongly worded ordinance that would have restricted abortion in Bakersfield. The city attorney said the ordinance was unconstitutional and would open the city up to legal scrutiny and lawsuits. The resolution still needs the full council to vote. That could happen October 16. The city attorney said the resolution is more policy statement and not enforceable like land use resolutions.
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SAUK CITY (WKOW) -- It goes without saying, lungs are pretty important for any swimmer. Imagine trying to swim with lungs that never seem to be at full strength. Sauk Prairie senior Kaleena Sherwood faces this battle every day. She suffers from cystic fibrosis, a condition that causes a mucus buildup in her lungs, but still is a member of the Sauk Prairie swim team. She also had two metal rods surgically inserted into her back to correct her scoliosis. The cystic fibrosis often causes uncontrollable coughing for Kaleena when swimming, but she continues to fight through.
Kaleena isn't the fastest swimmer on the Sauk Prairie team, but she is one of the most respected. She was elected a captain for her senior season, and has inspired many of her teammates because of her fight and dedication.
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AFC North Spin cycle: Leaders running in place
It was a lost week for the AFC North's top playoff contenders, but the Browns sure enjoyed themselves.
Cowboys beat Bengals after Saturday's tragedy
The grieving Cowboys rallied for a significant win on Sunday, beating the Bengals 20-19 on Dan Bailey's 40-yard field goal as time ran out.
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The Bengals placed WR Mohamed Sanu on injured reserve and promoted RB Dan Herron off the practice squad.
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One reason the Bengals have surged back into playoff contention: their running game has taken a major step forward.
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Don't forget about the Steelers. And don't pencil the Ravens in as AFC North champions just yet.
Bengals top Chargers for fourth-straight win
Andy Dalton scrambled for a 6-yard touchdown with 4:11 left for the go-ahead score and the Bengals won their fourth straight game, 20-13 over the Chargers.
Bengals WR Sanu could be done for the year
Bengals rookie WR Mohamed Sanu suffered a stress fracture in his foot in practice that will require surgery.
Chargers blacked out for second week in a row
The Chargers-Bengals game in San Diego will be blacked out on local television this Sunday.
AFC North Spin cycle: It's the Ravens' race to lose
The Steelers are falling fast. The Bengals are surging. Both, however, are still well back in the Ravens' rear-view mirror.
Dalton, Bengals cruise past Raiders
Andy Dalton threw three touchdown passes and the Bengals beat Carson Palmer and the Raiders 34-10 on Sunday.
Rivera, Mularkey, Shurmur don't come through in clutch
Embattled head coaches have something in common: They all make late-game situational mistakes that cost their teams.
Green catches another TD in Bengals' win over Chiefs
Andy Dalton threw for 230 yards and accounted for three touchdowns and the Bengals beat the woeful Chiefs 28-6 on Sunday.
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Glazed Pork Chops with Corn Bread Dressing Recipe
A slightly sweet glaze coats these delicious casserole pork chops that were described by our judging panel as both hearty and homey. We think you'll agree! Dawn Zubke — Watertown, Wisconsin
- 1-1/4 cups reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 3/4 cup chopped onion
- 3/4 cup frozen corn
- 1 celery rib, chopped
- Dash cayenne pepper
- 3 cups crushed corn bread stuffing
- 6 boneless pork loin chops (6 ounces each)
- 2 tablespoons brown sugar
- 2 teaspoons spicy brown mustard
- Preheat oven to 400°. In a large saucepan, bring broth, onion, corn, celery and cayenne to a boil. Remove from the heat; stir in stuffing.
- Transfer to a 13x9-in. baking dish coated with cooking spray. Top with pork chops. Combine brown sugar and mustard; spread over chops. Bake, uncovered, 25-30 minutes or until meat reaches desired doneness (for medium-rare, a thermometer should read 145°; medium, 160°). Let stand 5 minutes before serving. Yield: 6 servings.
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My mom used to always make this recipe for my sister's birthday- it was her request every year! However, I'm not sure where the idea came from (because the recipe was Taste of Home)- she used a box of Stove Top cornbread stuffing mixed with a can of creamed corn. I'm making it now- so yummy and comforting!
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Very tasty and so easy to make. Great comfort food! Thanks for sharing!
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Great Taste. Very easy and fast to make.
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Lisa's next cooking event is titled: Flavoring Your World: DIY Healthy Sauces and Dressings. It's on Wednesday, August 22nd at the Birmingham Community House. The cost is $35.
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Here is the RECIPE featured on FOX 2
Mexican Fiesta Salad
Serves 4 for dinner
Main ingredients
2 cups frozen corn, thawed (preferably organic)
15 oz canned black beans, drained (go with Eden brand if you want a BPA-free can)
1 red bell pepper, chopped
2 large tomatoes, chopped
2 cups quinoa, cooked (simmer 2 cups raw quinoa with 4 cups water or free-range chicken broth for 10 minutes)
4 green onions, green tops only, minced
¼ cup fresh lime juice
2 tbsp extra-virgin olive oil
1 tbsp chili powder
1 tsp cumin
Pinch sea salt
Optional toppings
Chopped avocado
Fresh mozzarella balls OR feta made with sheep's or goat's milk
Sautéed chicken
Sautéed shrimp
Mix corn, beans, pepper, tomatoes, quinoa, and green onions in a large bowl. Whisk dressing ingredients together in a smaller bowl, then toss gently with the salad. Add optional toppings if desired.
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Thomas Joe and Beverly (Weddle) Estes of Danville will celebrate their 60th wedding anniversary on Oct. 3, 2013, with a dinner with their family.
Their children are Richard, Rick and Glenda Estes of Danville, Teresa Vance of Tilton and Tammy and Frank Pickering of Westville; grandchildren, Thai and Shelbi Pichon of Daytona Beach, Fla., Cameron and Jamie Estes of Indianapolis, Jamie and Scott Blackson of Stafford, Va., Scott and Katie Howard of Bismarck, Candy, Shawn and Henderson of Fort Riley, Kan., Danny Vance of Danville, James and Rusty Vance of Las Vegas, Kourtni Vance of Danville, Zack and Zoee Pickering of Westville; and great-grandchildren, Jaxon, Elizabeth and Izzy Pichon, Elizabeth, Eme and Carson Estes, Destinie, Scott and Gabriella Blackson, Alex and Isabella Howard and Chloe and Izeyah Vance and Kaden Vance.
Joe retired from Quaker Oats and Bev was a stay-at-home mom.


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|Suicide car bombs hit Iranian cultural center in south Beirut
Twin suicide car bombings targeting the Iranian Cultural Center in a busy Beirut suburb Wednesday killed at least seven people and wounded 128 others, a security source said, local media reported.
The al-Qaeda-linked Abdullah Azzam Brigades claimed responsibility for the deadly explosions, describing the attacks as a "raid" against the center in retaliation to Hezbollah and Tehran's role in the Syrian war.
The same group also claimed the Nov. 19 twin suicide attack outside the Iranian Embassy that killed dozens, including an Iranian diplomat.
Iranian Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Marzieh Afkham strongly condemned the terrorist act.
There is no doubt that the perpetrators of the terrorist act are the enemies of stability, security and unity of Labanon and are the Zionist regime's allies, Afkham said.
She said that they are disappointed by the formation of the new Lebanese government with the participation of Lebanese groups.
The blasts, which occurred at 9:25 a.m. during rush hour, are the second attack in less than four months targeting Iranian interests in Bir Hasan. The commercial and residential neighborhood is home to the Iranian and Kuwaiti embassies and several television stations.
Lebanon's Internal Security Forces cordoned off the area, and emergency medical personnel were already on the scene, the NNA added. Newly minted Interior Minister Nuhad al-Mashnuq was also on the scene.
One witness, told Al-Akhbar that Wednesday's blast was the third explosion he has witnessed.
"I heard the two explosions immediately," Issam Safewi said, adding that the glass in his building was completely shattered. "I ran onto the street and saw pieces of flesh scattered across the road. There was an entire arm on the street."
"What they're doing is a shame," he added, referring to the persons orchestrating the explosions. "These takfiris, they don't have any religion, they are not Muslim....We are used to this, we are not scared of death."
Ambulances and Civil Defense trucks rushed to the scene of the explosion which was powerful enough to be felt several kilometers away.
The twin attack killed seven people, including a soldier and the two suicide bombers, the source told The Daily Star, adding that several wounded were in critical condition.
Tawhid party, headed by Wiam Wahhab, said one of the victims of the blasts was a member of the group identified as Hamzi Sobh.
Al-Manar Television reported that the soldier grew suspicious of one of the bombers inside the vehicle and stopped him. The bomber then blew up the car.
The Lebanese Army urged citizens whose relatives went missing in the attack to head to Al-Rasoul Al-Azam Hospital to undergo DNA tests in order to identify human remains found on the site.
The military said the "simultaneous attacks" were caused by two vehicles that exploded seconds apart: a Mercedes exploded outside the Iranian Cultural Center while a BMW blew up near the European exhibition center.
Meanwhile, the deadly twin car bomb drew national and international condemnation.
"We got the message, and we will respond by uniting [our ranks] , adhering to civil peace and rallying around the [Lebanese] Army and security forces that have received orders to arrest the perpetrators and bring them to justice quickly," Prime Minister Tammam Salam said.
"Amid the positive atmosphere that accompanied the birth of the government and had a positive impact on the Lebanese, terrorism dealt Lebanon a new blow through the bombing of a safe civilian area, in a message reflecting the insistence of the forces of evil to inflict harm on Lebanon and its people," Salam added.
Salam announced a government of "national interest" after ten months of political deadlock.
Former Prime Minister Saad Hariri echoed Salam's message.
"If the objective of [Wednesday's] terrorist attack is a message to the Lebanese that Lebanon will not be safe from terrorism after the formation of the government," Hariri said in a statement. "We stress more than ever before the importance of unity among the Lebanese in the face of terrorism and all suspicious attempts to ignite [sectarian] strife and torpedo efforts to safeguard stability."
Hariri held talks Wednesday with Egypt's army chief and Defense Minister Abdel Fattah al-Sisi during a visit to Cairo.
Hariri arrived in Egypt late Tuesday for a two-day visit heading a Future Movement delegation comprised of MPs Samir Jisr and Jamal Jarrah, former MPs Bassem Sabaa and Ghattas Khoury, and Hariri's advisors, Radwan Al Sayyed and Nader Hariri.
Several ministers from Salam's newly-appointed Cabinet also denounced the bombings after inspecting the scene of the blasts.
Free Patriotic Movement leader Michel Aoun wrote on twitter: "No doubt that the terrorists resented the formation of the government, which has pledged to confront them, so they responded with this attack."
Hezbollah MP Ali Ammar backed his party's decision not to withdraw its fighters from Syria.
"This heinous crime committed by takfiri terrorists is part of a series of terrorist crimes against the Arab and Muslim world as well as the overall plot aimed at damaging the social fabric and pluralism of the Arab and Muslim worlds," Ammar said.
"Hezbollah will not withdraw from a battle it deems strategic," he insisted.
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It has been sitting for over a year since I had purchased a new mower and now that I am finally back to showing the old Cub some love, she has begun smoking a little from the oil dipstick bulb abd the metal mesh in the bulb is fairly wet.
What is happening and how do I make it stop?
Air filter is clear and tractor seems to be running okay other than the blow back. More oil and blowback happen to more load there is on the tractor. Tractor is not over heating, radiator is clear and level is proper.
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Wednesday was the third straight day that clouds, a chill, and precipitation dominated the weather pattern.
Morning lows ranged from the upper 20s to the lower 30s. A light rain or drizzle continued to fall, which added a light glaze to the coat of ice already on objects from Tuesday's event. Natchitoches, Atlanta, Jena, and Winnfield all reported 29 degrees. Oakdale only fell to 33 degrees. The long-term daily average is 40 and the record is 5 degrees in 1899 (and it would get even colder).
Clouds, ice, and a continued northerly wind help daytime temps in check. Natchez, Miss., and Jena could only hit the freezing mark while readings at Many and DeRidder hit the upper 30s. The long-term daily average is 62 and the record is 83 in 1922.
Icing was observed in all parishes in central Louisiana. Thickness ranged from just a trace to a tenth in Vernon, Sabine, Beauregard, and Allen Parishes up to at least one-half inch in portions of Rapides, Avoyelles, Evengeline, Catahoula, and Concordia Parishes and in Adams County in Mississippi. Scattered power outages, slick bridges, and tree damage resulted in the more heavily iced parishes.
The forecast changes for the better Thursday as sunshine returns and temperatures rise into the 50s by the afternoon.
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|BPA Home EE Home Technologies Fuel Cells: Power for the Future PEM Fuel Cells
PEM Fuel Cells
The first fuel cells tested by BPA were all PEM fuel cells.
PEM stands for Proton Exchange Membrane, or sometimes Polymer Electrolyte Membrane. The membrane is a permeable polymer sheet, which allows protons (hydrogen ions) to pass through it, but keeps electrons and whole atoms from passing through. The membrane is considered an electrolyte, just like the fluid in a battery.
A platinum catalyst is used on both sides of the membrane to speed the reaction. Hydrogen atoms are stripped of their electrons, or "ionized," at the anode, and the positively charged protons diffuse through one side of the membrane and migrate toward the cathode. The electrons pass from the anode to the cathode through an exterior circuit and provide electric power along the way. At the cathode, the electrons, hydrogen protons and oxygen (from the air) combine to form water.
PEM fuel cells' operate at relatively low temperatures (under 200°F/93°C), have high power density, and can vary their output quickly to meet shifts in power demand. PEM fuel cells' relatively small size, low material cost, high performance and high-volume manufacturability make them ideal for transportation, stationary and portable applications.
While fuel cells were invented in 1839, PEM technology wasn't developed until the early 1960s. The PEM fuel cell was developed for the U.S. Navy and Army. This first unit was fueled by hydrogen generated by mixing water and lithium hydride. This fuel mixture was contained in disposable canisters that could be easily supplied to personnel in the field. The cell was compact and portable, but it was expensive.
The next development in PEM technology was for NASA's Project Gemini in the early days of the U.S. piloted space program. Batteries had provided power for earlier missions, but future missions would be longer, requiring a different power source. PEM cells were selected, but encountered repeated technical difficulties, including internal cell contamination and membrane leakage. So, Gemini's 1 through 4 flew with batteries instead. A redesigned PEM cell served adequately for the remaining Gemini flights.
By the mid-1970s, PEM cells were developed for underwater life support, leading to the US Navy Oxygen Generating Plant. The British Royal Navy adopted this technology in early 1980s for their submarine fleet. Other groups also began looking at PEM cells. In the late 1980s and early 1990s, Los Alamos National Lab and Texas A&M University experimented with ways to reduce the amount of platinum required for PEM cells. Recently the weatherproofing material Gore-Tex was added to PEM cells to strengthen the electrolyte.
PEM cells started in space, but they have applications that are more down-to-earth. PEM fuel cells can provide both stationary and portable power for many applications including lighting, communications, navigation, computation and entertainment. Vehicular applications include busses, long-distance aircraft and cars.
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In 1995, PEM cells were tested in buses in Vancouver and Chicago and later in experimental vehicles. PEM cells have also supplied power to unmanned blimps called aerostats and to sonobuoys, which are nautical buoys that generate and receive sonar signals.
Automotive research has taken off, as air quality regulations grow steadily stricter, particularly in California. Car manufacturers are spending billions annually on development of PEM fuel cell stacks for hybrid and electric cars. Mass-produced fuel cell cars should be available in 2004 or before. Fuel cell cars will be at least 50% more economical in operation than internal combustion cars.
Stationary Power PEM Applications
Since the mid-1980s, stationary power PEM development has included some of the following applications. In 1989, a 5 kW hydrogen and air PEM stack was introduced. Two years later, a 250 kW PEM fuel cell plant at Crane Naval Air Station in Indiana began operating. In 1998, a 5 kW PEM unit began powering a home in Albany, New York, as a demonstration project. In 2000, Bonneville Power Administration tested 6 PEM Alpha units.
Portable Power PEM Applications
PEM and direct methanol fuel cells may someday replace the batteries that power cellular phones, laptop computers and other portable electronic devices. In 2000, a portable fuel cell prototype produced 0.24 watts and 0.9 volts. A fuel cell stack made up of eight of these 1x1x3/8-inch modules could power a cell phone. The goal is to power a cell phone for up to 40 days on standby and 20 hours of talk time. Also, several PEM fuel cells have been developed for notebook PC's.
Renewable Energy PEM Applications
Early in 2000, PEM technology was selected to provide nighttime power for the solar-powered Helios, a long-duration aircraft. The goal was to make the unpiloted aircraft fly continuously for up to six months. Photovoltaic panels during the day ran electric motors and electrolyzed water. At night, the fuel cell ran the motors by converting the hydrogen and oxygen back into water.
The Schatz solar/PEM fuel cell project has been aerating the aquarium at Humboldt State University since 1994. It uses energy from the sun to generate and produce hydrogen that will be used in a PEM fuel cell when the sun is not available. The result is that the fish have enjoyed solar and fuel cell powered air bubbles twenty-four hours a day for over 7 years. To learn more about this project, go to http://www.humboldt.edu/~serc/trinidad.html
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Spring Musical Arts Concert Features BFA Presentation and Debut of New Work
The Lake Erie College Music Department will present a special edition of its annual Spring Musical Arts Concert, Sunday, May 1, at 4:00pm in Morley Music Hall.
The program will feature Lake Erie College senior, Deborah Hoffman, who, in musical collaboration with guest-artists, Lisa Wilson, oboe, and Jennifer Brewer, soprano, will be performing her final work for her BFA degree. The concert will also present the premier performance of the new cantata, Spring Haiku – Verses to the Victims of 3-11-11, written by music professor, Paul Gothard III.
The Lake Erie College Chorus and Flute Choir will join forces to present "How Lovely is Thy Dwelling Place" from Johannes Brahms' Requiem, arranged by Judith Elias, who will also appear as flute soloist in the cantata and conduct the Flute Choir in her own adaptation of Ashgrove. Additionally, the concert will include College Organist, Dr. Mark Bell, in a performance of the Partita for Organ, Op. 8/1 by Hugo Distler. Other composers represented on the program will be Jacques Castérède, Paul Hindemith, Palestrina, Vivaldi, Mozart, Fauré and Michael Head.
The concert is free and open to the community. Reservations are not required. For more information, please contact Paul Gothard at 440.375.7030 or at email@example.com


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We were originally going to be announcing a major sponsor prior to the Houston race. However, because we couldn't get everything completed to be at the level with Schumacher and the other high profile teams we have chosen to hold off. You can't imagine how hard it is to get all of the items completed and hire people.
We have officially hired one of our guys as a full-time employee. This is a big step for us. We are ready to move forward and we felt what better way than taking one of the guys who has been with us for three seasons and give him the opportunity. Jeremy has been there for us when things were bad and now that they are good so we are happy to have him. Now it's just time management. We are not use to having people in our shop and we want to make sure we utilize him to the fullest. I believe that our team will be able to be more consistent and do a better job.
So in the last few weeks I have been busy personally. I turned 30 on the first of the month and while most people run from getting older I am embracing it. I am sure that will stop at some point. Terry and I went to see Kailen that week and had a great time. We went roller skating which he is learning so well. He still falls but so does everyone else. We also went to this place called Elevated Sports and jumped on all these trampolines. We miss him so much when we are not altogether. We will be going to see him for Easter. We are looking forward to that so we can all be together. Because of the distance and the expense it is not all that often that we all get to go.
Since I turned 30 I figured it was time to start getting in shape. There is a group of NHRA women including wives, mothers, sisters that are going to run a half marathon at Disneyland at the Pomona Finals weekend. I have never run long distances and it would not be something I would normally pick. However, Terry and I talked about it and we decided that it's time for us to make a change. We have been eating better for 6 months and while we feel better we know we need to do more. Now along with this half marathon there is a chance I will have a sponsor for that event. It will make for a long weekend but I am excited to do this with an amazing group of women including my mother. Side note we are dressing up as superheroes because it is the Disney Avengers race. Braiden wants me to have a cape and I believe I will have a tutu too! It will be fun!
Speaking of Braiden he turned 5!!!! That is just crazy to me. I can't believe I have been a mom for 5 years and how he has changed from when he was born to how he is now. He has such an amazing personality and is very athletic. I feel like he is a bull in a china shop most of the time and then he will come over and cuddle on the couch! He is playing t-ball again and is just getting started for the season. I can't believe how often they practice! He is doing really well. They have him on the pitcher's mound which is funny since they hit off a T.
In the shop we have been putting out blocks left and right. Needless to say the shop is moving forward. We have also been working very hard on our car. We have purchased a Toyota body. We are hoping it will help us be more competitive. Our Dodge is very heavy and when I say very heavy I mean it weighs 325 pounds. It is said that for every 100 pounds taken off the car it helps by a tenth of a second. So our 4.21 in Pomona could have been a mid to high teen depending on what the weight comes in at on the new body. It will be painted black for the Houston event and hopefully will be full of color by the next race! Well see everyone in less than two weeks! We are finally finishing my license the Monday after the Houston event… WOOHOO! Have a great week and see you soon!
So it has been forever since I wrote a blog, and I am finally finishing one before we leave for Phoenix. I am determined to get this finished. I have written this blog a total of 5 times now, and I think maybe just maybe I will finish it up.
Because I am sure you want to hear about the racing over what we did with our off season, I will start with Pomona. It was FANTASTIC… while many may say that it wasn't successful because we ended up 17th, I will have to disagree with you. For Pomona they implemented a new format for qualifying, which makes it the same as all of the other races. I thought for sure since we are a part-time team and we had been off for three months this would make it harder for us to make the turn around. I felt like we went to Pomona very prepared and we were ready to move forward even though we had many different problems. This weekend was our best run in many years! And we are only getting started. I know that this year is going to push to a whole new level, and I can't wait to see what will come of it.
On Friday we broke a rocker arm, which could have been really bad. but luckily someone was looking out for us and it threw the belt off. too. Then on Saturday Q3 at the hit of the throttle the parachutes deployed. From what we could see somehow the chute pack bounced out of the holder on the body, and it just pulled it out. We have been recording our runs, and that's what it looked like. So we were flying a little blind into the last qualifying session. So on Q4 we thought we were ready and the car looked amazing! We run 4.21! Woohoo… we thought it was going to be a teen, and it should have been. When we went back to the pit we saw that it had popped the burst panel. Then we looked at the computer data, and it showed it stopped early. From what we can see, it was going to be a 4.14 or 4.15. We know we didn't qualify, but we were still on top of the world! I believe that our team is moving forward, and they are ready to show what we really have.
So now we are getting ready for Phoenix. It's going to be a great weekend! Well I know that there are some rumors buzzing that we have a new sponsor, and while some people have made some assumptions, we want you to know that it is true. We will be announcing a new sponsor in the coming weeks. We are so excited. We know that it has taken a lot longer than I thought, and I am sorry for keeping you guys in the dark. This is the first deal that Terry and I have done together, and we are looking forward to announcing it. It will be amazing to be able to race like the other teams. We feel we owe it to the people who have kept us going for so long to give them the first two races. Now these people aren't going anywhere and you may even see them end up on my car later this season. We can't thank Patriot Grading, NYT trucking, Dipinto International, Miller welders, Acme Refining, Clevite, DJ Safety and Sanders for helping us and keeping our dreams alive. We can't wait to do them all proud.
It looks like our next race will be the Houston event. We are looking at skipping Vegas. I know that sounds really weird. We have only missed one Vegas in all the time Terry and I have been together. So it looks like we will have to do something else for my birthday. Although I think we may still end up going to Vegas just as spectators. However, when we have done that in the past it always ends up bad. But at least if we are in Vegas there is more to do then just be at the track.
Now let's backtrack over the last three months. So there have been some good things happening and there have been some bad. We ended the season we ended on a positive note, and we worked really hard to make sure that we didn't go backwards. We did a lot of maintenance to the car, and I feel like it really showed in our performance and appearance at Pomona. This year we didn't have either of the kids for Thanksgiving, so Terry and I decided that we would use these vouchers for a cruise that I had won. This was not the best trip we have ever been on, but we did get to spend quality time together just us. When we got back we focused on our business and tried really hard to catch up on all of our customers' work so that we could start fresh this year with no one mad at us. It is hard to balance the business and the racing, and they go hand in hand. I think it would be easier if it was just the racing and the business, but as most of you know, Terry's son lives in Seattle, and we are still going there two times a month to get our time with him. Then there is my son, who goes and sees his dad every other weekend. It's like there are four separate schedules that we are trying to balance along with times for ourselves. Most of the time we do a pretty good job at keeping it all straight, but there are times that I could pull my hair out trying to mesh everyone's requests.
Moving on… for Christmas we were able to have McKailen from the day after he got out of school until the day before school started. We had so much fun. It was the first time that he was there for Christmas Eve and was able to wake up in his bed and didn't have to be on a plane all night. It was so awesome! I feel like we never really get in a pattern when we have him and this time was so different. My relationship has evolved with him, so it made it more fun and we are getting so close I feel like he finally understands that we are a family. I would do anything for that kid just like I know Terry would do the same for Braiden. We went to Nature and Lights the first day we had them together. We go every year. This year will stink because we won't get to have him in Texas at all. The boys received so much for Christmas that we made sure that we donated all the toys they didn't play with anymore to charities for kids who would be happy to have them. Braiden calls them "his baby toys." I am glad they are learning to give to others. While Kailen was here, we went to San Antonio and went to Sea World. The shows are always the best part, and because it was winter, there were less people there.
While we had a great time with the boys we also had some very sad things happen. My grandmother fell and broke her hip. The problem with all of it is of course she is older. She had fallen in November and broke the first one. They went in and did surgery, and she did well. However, this time the break was in a worse place, and they didn't think it was wise to operate. They wanted to wait a few weeks and see how she was feeling, and unfortunately she didn't make the couple of weeks. She passed on January 2. I never thought it would happen as quickly as it did. She was 94 almost 95 and had a great life and now she has moved on. We are glad that she isn't in pain anymore. Most people don't know that both my grandparents were in the military and served for a long time. When my grandfather passed away in 2001 he was buried in Arlington National Cemetery. This is a great honor. My grandmother will also be buried there with him. We have been organizing it, and we finally have a date and will be the Monday after this race. Terry and I will fly out on Sunday in order to make the funeral Monday morning. We were really hoping that McKailen would be able to come with us because we are going to spend a couple of days in D.C. and he would learn so much. We were told no, so we will just have to wait and teach him all of it at a later date. It is amazing how many people are being buried there on a daily basis. I am proud to say that both my grandparents served and are heroes in my mind.
Now that I am past that topic. We also had a scare in Pomona. My dad came to the races with us, and Sunday night after the race he had a heart attack. We went to Pomona Valley Hospital, and they put a stent in. This, of course, was not in the plan of my Pomona week. We are glad he is doing better, but we will be missing him this weekend as my mom has put him on house arrest. With the race this weekend I have to miss my sister-in-law's baby shower and that's a bummer, but my mom is going with all my gifts. What can I say, it is the first girl granddaughter in our family, so we spoiled her a little. It seems like everyone is having babies right now, and a lot of them are girls. It's so exciting!
Well the only thing left to talk about is this coming weekend. As I sit on the plane heading to Phoenix, I can't contain my excitement, and the people around me probably think I'm weird. LOL Tomorrow (Wednesday) we are displaying our Patriot Grading Funny Car at the Air Force Base, and then we get to play in the flight simulators. I know it's not the same as some of the other drivers who have been in the actual F16, but at least I don't have to worry about passing out or throwing up. Or at least so I am told. One of the guys at the base is married to one of my best friends, and he wants me to beat Terry and shoot him down. Somehow I think I will lose, but we will see. After this weekend, my friends are moving to Japan for three years. I know they will have a great experience, but I still don't want them to go. Hopefully when they come home they will get stationed back in Texas and I will be able to see my goddaughter more often. Her name is Payton, and she is 7 already. It's crazy how fast all of our kids are growing up. Even fans who bring their kids year after year, it is amazing to see how much they are growing and are still interested in racing. Sorry this blog is so long I just wanted to make sure I didn't miss anything! Have a great week!
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In the last few months life has been crazy. I am sorry for the delay. I feel like I say that a lot, but I always start my blogs and then get sidetracked with another item and then I pull up NHRA.com and realize that I never posted it! Oops!
So in October we had a lot going on. We did a match race in Tulsa, OK. It was so much fun. We wanted to get some runs in with the Funny Car and of course try to work on my experience. I was able to make one run in the dragster… I learned so much from that run. At first we were going to decide against it because Terry was worried about it being at night, and he didn't want me make any mistakes. I don't have any experience at night, and he wanted us to be able to do a good job. We went up to make my run, and it was a little rushed, which is not part of our normal routine, so it took me a minute to adjust. Then I couldn't find my ear buds, so I had to use a different set, and they of course didn't fit my ears, so it was a little uncomfortable. We strapped me in, and it was time to have some fun. I did my burnout, backed up, and here we go. As I am waiting for the signal to pull forward, Terry pushed my visor and instantly it started to fog up. I lifted it a bit to see if it would fix it. I realized that I was more focused on that visor and I should have just put it out of my mind but because I wasn't expecting it, it flustered me a bit. I rolled into the beams and realized that I laid my foot on the gas pedal just a tad… I heard it and fixed it and the lights came down and there I went. It made it about 300 feet and would have kept going, but it still had the front end in the air so I couldn't steer it, so I lifted! I was so mad! I got down to the other end and got off the track and I am waiting for the team to come pick me up and I was so mad because I felt like I did an awful job! Then everyone got down there and they were all happy because of the times. It went .840 on the rear tire and 2.19 to the 330, and I was off the gas at 1.85 seconds. I was still mad because I felt like I made mistakes. It was definitely a learning run. I know it will get better but I wanted to do a good job.
After testing we came home and got ready for Vegas. We worked so hard to make sure that we were ready because we fully intended on finishing my last runs at Vegas. Vegas was so much fun! We attended the Fanfest and had a great time. This time we sat next to Erica Enders-Stevens, and she was very friendly. Sometimes we go to those type of events and don't feel like we belong because we are not one of the heroes, but we had a great time. Some of my hometown friends who live in Arizona came up for the weekend, and we got to spend some time with them. The car did a great job. We went 4.39 then 4.29 then it smoked the tires out by the 660 because we got out of the groove. Then it was time for the final session and it's us and Densham. Gary had struggled during the weekend, which was very uncharacteristic of his car, and neither of us were in. We went 4.34, and Densham went 4.31, and we were both in. There was only one car left to bump us out and Tasca did it! Dang it! We wanted it so bad, but the car did really well and was responding to everything we had been doing to it.
Between Vegas and Pomona was McKailen's b-day, so we all went up to Seattle to celebrate with him. He is hilarious! His birthday and Halloween are only a day apart, so we knew it was going to be a great trip. We went trick or treating with our friends up there. This year was interesting because Braiden doesn't like the scary houses but he loves candy so I would go up there with them and he would hide but then would run like crazy once he had the candy. We decided that we would go to the Great Wolf Lodge because that is the one thing that Kailen loves to do. After school we headed down there and enjoyed the day. We got him a Nook for his birthday, which he loves! He is such a good reader. We had our parent teacher conference while we were there, and she told us he is reading on a middle of the year 3rd grade level, which is amazing! We are so proud of him. The boys have come a long way, and I feel bad when they don't get to be together. We are really looking forward to Christmas this year!
After our time with Kailen we came home and worked a bit. Unfortunately, when we were visiting with him we found out that Terry's dad had passed away. We knew it was coming we just didn't think it would be so soon. Terry and I are planning a trip up that way so that he can pay his respects. He loved his dad, and I feel awful that we weren't able to get there. We decided that in honor of his dad Terry would do a longer burnout at Pomona.
When we got to Pomona it was on the gas! Our flights had been delayed so we arrived later than we would have liked and then Wednesday I spent a lot of the day at the airports picking up our guys. Thursday came and we were so excited… we were hoping to pick up where we left off. We made some good runs. On Q3 we ran 4.25, which was our best of the year. We were so excited! We thought for sure we were going to dip into the teens. Unfortunately when we took it apart Terry didn't like the way the heads looked so he changed them. With that we missed the tune up because we forgot to account for the difference in the cc's. It made the tune up too low and we ran 4.32
We are so proud of our team and the progress that is coming along! Also, all year we had NO OILDOWNS! That was so great for us!
Now that the season is over it's time to get to work on our customer's projects and we sure do have a lot of them. Usually we wait until the first of January to get the cars done, but because we are so excited about the coming year, we are unloading and starting on all of it this weekend! Next year is going to be a great year! We can't wait. Terry is already trying to figure out how to go testing and get more laps. We have been working on a sponsorship deal since April, and it looks like it might actually be coming around. If it does that means "Christmas in the shop" will be arriving earlier than normal. We will have announcements coming by the middle of December, so look out for them!
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Your fonts look awful in Chrome. Here's the fix. 10 Comments — Uncategorized
No offense, but your fonts look like junk.
You might not notice it at first, but sometimes when you translate fonts from photoshop, even with same type and thickness, they just don't look the same.
Sometimes fonts look fuzzy and extra thick, and it's especially obnoxious on custom, thin webfonts.
Don't Panic! We can work around it.
Thankfully, this only shows up in Chrome on OS X, and there's an easy fix!*
(*Yes, this is a fix. It restores consistency across browsers, matches what you see on google web fonts and other typography libraries, and delivers what designers expect when they use these same fonts & weights in photoshop.)
Seriously. Here's the default. This line is a fuzzy thick mess.
The fix:
Just set that CSS property on any element you want to fix the fonts in. Chrome defaults to "subpixel-antialised" which can look stronger & smoother on some LCD displays with black text on white. Unfortunately, it's too thick and fuzzy when you're using light text on a dark background, and it doesn't match your the OS level font rendering on your machine.
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Tillamook County Search and Rescue teams will be out looking for two male campers who failed to return to their campsite early Tuesday morning.
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