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Women's Final Four 2014 - Notre Dame Fighting Irish nearly perfec...Graham Hays
Unbeaten Notre Dame still has a shot at its perfect ending thanks to a near perfect victory over Maryland in Sunday's national semifinals.Story | Conversation | April 05, 2014
Women's Final Four 2014 -- Lindsay Allen playing right role for N...Graham Hays
No one expected Lindsay Allen to replace Skylar Diggins. Instead, the freshman forward has played the perfect calm-under-pressure part Notre Dame needed most.Story | Conversation | April 04, 2014
Women's Final Four 2014 - Freshman Taya Reimer ready to step in f...Graham Hays
Freshman Taya Reimer, who will step into the starting lineup for injured Natalie Achonwa, doesn't need to win the game for Notre Dame. But it's going to be difficult for the Irish to advance past Maryland without her.Story | Conversation | April 04, 2014
Women's NCAA tournament 2014 - Jewell Loyd leads Notre Dame Fight...Graham Hays
With Notre Dame's senior stars in foul trouble, sophomore Jewell Loyd stepped squarely into the spotlight she has auditioned for all season with 30 points. But as the Irish prepare for a fourth consecutive Final Four, they also await MRI results on Natalie Achonwa's knee.Story | Conversation | March 30, 2014
Women's NCAA tournament 2014 - Notre Dame Fighting Irish 88, Bayl...Graham Hays
Sophomore Jewell Loyd scored 30 points as Notre Dame beat Baylor in a game riddled with fouls to advance to the Irish's fourth straight Final Four.Story | Conversation | March 30, 2014
Women's college basketball - Natalie Achonwa leads Notre Dame Fig...Graham Hays
Experience -- and a lot of Natalie Achonwa's leadership -- trumped youth Thursday as Notre Dame downed North Carolina to improve to 28-0.Story | Conversation | February 27, 2014
Women's college basketball - Stars step up for Notre Dame Fightin...Graham Hays
In the end, Notre Dame walked away with its second big road win in a week. But to get there, Notre Dame's Kayla McBride and Jewell Loyd and Maryland's Alyssa Thomas pushed each other to a level only they could reach.Story | Conversation | January 27, 2014
Women's college basketball - Michaela Mabrey boosts Notre Dame Fi...Graham Hays
With three All-American caliber-players, it's no surprise Notre Dame is unbeaten. But that's not all the Irish have, thanks to players such as Michaela Mabrey, a Jersey girl who brings brutal honesty and clutch 3-point shooting off the bench.Story | Conversation | January 23, 2014
Women's college basketball - Kayla McBride begins challenge for ...Graham Hays
Life after Skylar Diggins in South Bend begins with the ball in Kayla McBride's hands.Story | Conversation | November 05, 2013
2013 Women's Final Four: Notre Dame Fighting Irish in good hands ...Graham Hays
Sometimes it seems like there's no shot Kayla McBride can't hit. Notre Dame's junior and second-leading scorer is as strong with the ball in her hands as any player in New Orleans.Story | Conversation | April 05, 2013
Women's college basketball -- Notre Dame Fighting Irish finally w...Graham Hays
With Skylar Diggins leading the way, Natalie Achonwa hitting the game winner and Kayla McBride pouring in points, Notre Dame's third victory of the season over UConn clinched the Irish their first Big East tournament title.Story | Conversation | March 12, 2013
Women's college basketball -- Connecticut Huskies, Notre Dame Fig...Graham Hays
Exactly which team is the underdog in Tuesday's Big East final? Yes, UConn has lost six of its last seven to Notre Dame. But the Irish have never won the conference tournament, going 0-for-6 against the Huskies in championship games.Story | Conversation | March 11, 2013
Women's college basketball -- Notre Dame Fighting Irish win epic ...Graham Hays
It was the kind of game worthy of settling a championship, worthy of a capacity crowd and worthy of national audience. It was a game worthy of Skylar Diggins doing what she does best.Story | Conversation | March 03, 2013
Women's college basketball - Who were most impressive teams as co...Graham Hays
Notre Dame had the most high-profile win of the week, but these other five teams made the biggest statement as conference play opened.Story | Conversation | January 06, 2013
Women's college basketball - Notre Dame Fighting Irish upset Conn...Graham Hays
The Irish and Huskies showed once again their rivalry is a great advertisement for women's basketball. But they're not scheduled to meet again beyond this year's regular-season finale.Story | Conversation | January 05, 2013
Women's college basketball - Notre Dame Fighting Irish deliverGraham Hays
From the Irish stepping up with Skylar Diggins in foul trouble on the bench, to Dayton and Georgia falling from the unbeaten ranks, Graham Hays sums up the week that was.Story | Conversation | December 30, 2012


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8 Ball & MJG: Get In Where You Fit In
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VEX IQ Highrise/Beltway RVW 2.60 Update!
Just in time for Thanksgiving break, we're releasing an update to our VEX IQ Highrise and Beltway Robot Virtual World! Thank you to everyone who has been participating and giving feedback so far! (Note that the Beltway game is part of the VEX IQ Highrise RVW Download.)
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Teacher POV: ROBOTC – Starting in the Lower School Grades
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VEX IQ Virtual Challenge – Beltway!
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ROBOTC 4.27 Update is Available Today!
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Cool Project: Conway's Game of Life
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Update: ROBOTC for FTC – Ask an Expert Webinar next Wednesday!
This Wednesday, Tim Friez, ROBOTC Senior Software Engineer, will be joining FTC's "Ask an Expert" webinar series to go over the basics of ROBOTC programming for FTC.
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Motorsports these days tends to be pretty safe, even if the danger of pushing a car or motorcycle to its absolute limit can never be entirely removed. Compared to the frequent deaths of the '60s and earlier, we live in good times, however, in just the last few years the topic of concussions has become among the hottest conversations in American sports, especially after the National Football League's $765 million settlement with ex-players last year. The next frontier for taking care of former competitors may be from NASCAR, if a former racer gets his way.
Geoff Bodine was a NASCAR driver with about 30 years of experience behind the wheel. He even won the 1986 Daytona 500. With his racing past behind him, now he's thinking about his fellow competitors. He told The New York Times that he can't even remember how many times he was knocked out in crashes anymore. "I would hit the outside wall and it would knock me out, then I'd bounce and hit the inside wall, and it would wake me up," he said to the paper. Some former drivers are much worse off, he claims.
While the sport has made safety strides since then, concussions still happen. One of NASCAR's most high-profile recent cases happened in 2012 when Dale Earnhardt Jr. suffered two of the injuries in a season, one of them in a 25-car wreck during a race at Talladega. After the second crash, he admitted that he didn't report symptoms from the first out of fear of not being allowed to race and losing points.
Bodine isn't advocating for an NFL-style lawsuit against NASCAR. Instead, he wants to set up a fund to support injured, retired drivers, according to The New York Times. The sport doesn't have a union, so former racers are generally on their own to pay for medical care. With the series refusing to help, he's now going to drivers, teams and sponsors in hopes of raising the money to help his former competitors.
To see how violent a NASCAR crash can be, scroll down below for a video of Geoff Bodine's terrible crash at the first truck-series race at Daytona.


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Table Rock Lake safe to swim despite flooding
The director of Table Rock Water Quality tested water from seven portions of Table Rock for bacteria.
Coast Guard says fuel spill clean-up finished in Missouri River
The U.S. Coast Guard said a clean-up effort used a vacuum truck and a skimmer to remove a majority of the fuel that had spilled from a sinking towboat.
Bowling Hall of Fame to split from St. Louis, roll toward Texas
The Museum and Hall of Fame will be moved to a new development that will include the United States Bowling Congress and the Bowling Proprietors Association of America.
Powerful storms continued to drench Missouri
Increasing rain and winds cause several weather warnings throughout Missouri with tornados forming in Washington and St. Louis County.
Kinder's chief of staff quits over porn charges
Eric Feltner, of Columbia, resigned Friday after reports emerged that he had been charged with two misdemeanor counts of providing pornography to a child.
Potential contractor gets OK to begin work on Mo. bridge repair project
No contract has been awarded, but to speed things up, state transportation officials have given approval for a potential contractor to begin the engineering work on the project to repair 802 bridges.
3 dead, 1 injured after apparent murder suicide in Mountain Grove, police say
A woman was critically injured and two of her relatives were killed by her estranged husband before he turned the gun on himself, police said.
33 Muslim immigrants sue, saying U.S. citizenship wrongly delayed
Their lawsuit says many immigrants who have met the requirements to become U.S. citizens are left in limbo for months or years because of slow processing of FBI name checks.
Bad weather forces Blunt to cancel plans to sign cyberbullying law
The governor had planned to sign the measure Friday afternoon just a couple of miles from the neighborhood where 13-year-old Megan Meier hanged herself in 2006 after receiving cruel messages over the Internet.
Web site aims to block Anheuser-Busch takeover
SaveBudweiser.com encourages visitors to contact elected officials and Anheuser-Busch shareholders to discourage the takeover of the company by Belgium-based brewer InBev. The Web site claims to have more than 18,000 signatures on its online petition.
Black leaders in St. Louis to recruit 'street teams' in anti-crime campaign
The leaders who organized an anti-crime march that drew tens of thousands last weekend in St. Louis said Thursday they have begun recruiting "street teams" to mobilize in high-crime neighborhoods.
Mo. taxpayers will be able to contribute to breast cancer services
Gov. Matt Blunt signed legislation Thursday adding the contribution checkoff to Missouri's income tax forms.
Three Rivers Community College fires president
John Cooper was placed on administrative leave with 30 days of pay.
Man pleads guilty to causing anthrax scare in KC
The 21-year-old man, who is in prison in Minnesota, pleaded guilty to sending a letter containing a white powder and a note mentioning anthrax to the IRS headquarters in Kansas City.
Man charged with assault tells police he's a cult leader
The 22-year-old Bonne Terre man said he was the leader of the Bonne Terre Cult.
Missouri firm caught in legal battle over rodeo bull's semen
A Texas ranch says sperm from the bull, named Mommas Boy, was illegally taken in the 13 days between the time the bull was bought and delivered.
Critics say Steelman ad misleading on fighting illegal hiring practices
Republican gubernatorial candidate Sarah Steelman has stopped airing a TV ad touting her actions against a construction company that hired illegal immigrants — just as Democrats intensified their criticism of it.
McBaine bur oak tree's DNA to be preserved
Samples of Missouri's largest bur oak tree have been grafted in order to preserve its DNA.
Pilot program credited for drop in Missouri prison population
A Missouri Supreme Court judge told a conference audience Wednesday that keeping nonviolent criminals away from violent criminals helps them to not reoffend.
7-year-old boy drowns in Big Buffalo Creek near Stover
A 7-year-old boy drowned Wednesday after losing his footing and being swept into a culvert by the current of Big Buffalo Creek in central Missouri.


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text: Quiz 2.1 Ch 2 The Nature of Organic Molecules Fischer North Functional Groups • which are characteristic arrangement of atoms which define many of the physical and chemical properties of a class of organic compounds. Carbon-carbon bonds • The simplest of the functional groups are the hydrocarbons, which include the alkanes, alkenes, alkynes, and aromatic hydrocarbons. Carbon – (electronegative atom) • Halides, alcohols, ethers, amines, thiols, and sulfides • Always have a polar bond • Carbon is always partially positive Carbon = oxygen (carbonyl) • Car-bo-neel • Ketones, carboxylic acids, esters, amids • carbon partial positive • Oxygen partial negative 2.2 Alkanes and Alkyl; isomers • Need to learn the first ten alkanes • Meth eats peoples brains • Methane, ethane, propane, butane, pentane, hexane, heptane, octane, nonane, decane hydrocarbons • Hydrocarbons—compounds that contain only carbon and hydrogen. • Saturated Hydrocarbons — contain only carbon carbon single bonds. • Unsaturated Hydrocarbons —contain carbon carbon double or triple bonds. Alkyl group • A hydrocarbon substituent, ending in –yl – Propyl • Memorize figure 2.3 on p. 43 Isomers Isomers —compounds having identical molecular formulas, but different arrangements of atoms. • constitutional Isomers —the atoms in each molecule are connected in a different order. • C7H16 9 isomers • C8H18 13 isomers • C9H20 35 isomers • C10H22 75 isomers • C20H42 366,319 isomers • C30H62 4,111,846,763 isomers! • C40H82 62,481,801,147,341 isomers! Primary, secondary, tertiary, quarternary • The number of carbons branched off of a carbon in a molecule Naming alkanes 1. Find the longest chain of carbons in the molecule. 2. Number the carbons in the main chain in sequence. Start at the end that will give the substituent groups attached to the chain the smallest numbers. A hydrocarbon substituent is called an alkyl group (-ane changed to -yl) 3. Add numbers to the names of the substituent groups to identify their positions on the chain. 2-methyl 2-methyl 4-methyl 4. Use prefixes to indicate the appearance of the same group more than once in the structural formula. 2,2,4-trimethyl 5. List the names of alkyl substituents in alphabetical order, ignore prefix Ethyl is always before methyl (even dimethyl). 6. Commas are used to separate numbers. Hyphens are used to separate numbers and words. The entire name is written without any spaces. 2,2,4-trimethylpentane 2.5 Confirmations of ethane Read section 2.5 #12-14 • Carbon-Carbon bonds are free to rotate in space • Staggered is the most stable confirmation with all bonds as far apart as possible (99% of the time) • Eclipsed is the least stable confirmation with bond overlapped (1% of the time) Use model set to show bonding Draw the line bond structure for (use dash and wedges correctly) butane Draw the line bond structure for (use dash and wedges correctly) hexane Section 2.6 Drawing Structures Read 2.6 #15-17 • expanded structural formulas all atoms and bonds are shown: condensed structural formulas, only specific bonds are shown; this is useful in reducing the number of C—H bonds that must be drawn. line drawings bonds are represented by lines; everywhere lines meet or a line begins or ends is a C atom. H's on C's are not shown H's on other atoms must be shown. • Draw an acceptable expanded structure and line drawing for the molecule CH3CH2CH2OH. Draw acceptable expanded structures, condensed structures, and line drawings for the following molecules: • isopropyl alcohol, CH3CH(OH)CH3 • acetic acid, CH3COOH • acetaldehyde, CH3CHO • acetone, CH3COCH3 2.7 Cycloalkanes Read 2.7 #18,19 • Add the prefix cyclo- to the parent chain • the numbering begins at the carbon to which the group is attached (alphabetical order), and then proceeds in a direction which gives the lowest possible number to the next attached group Name these Quiz ½ sheet of paper Name these Draw these 5. 2,2-dimethylbutane 6. 3-ethyl-2-methylhexane 7. 1-chloro-3-methycylcohexane 8. 1-sec-butyl-3-ethycylcohexane 2.8 Cis-Trans Isomerism Read 2.8 #20-21 • stereoisomers — compounds with the same molecular and structural formula but different spatial arrangements of atoms. Cis = same side trans = across Are they geometric isomers or the same molecule? 2.9 Conformations of Cycloalkanes Read 2.9 • flat cyclohexane would have bond angles of 120° • a "chair" or "boat" conformation with bond angles 109.5°. 2.10 Axial and equatorial Read 2.10 #22 • Axial groups are above or below the ring • Equatorial groups are in the rough plane of the ring Quiz cycloalkanes Name these Draw and give the chemical formula 1. 1-ethyl-3-propylcyclohexane 2. Sec-butylcyclohexane


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Bulldogs Send AU To 0-3.
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|Original Published: 9/21/2013Playing their first game at Jack Miller Stadium-Fred Matinelli Field, the Ferris State Bulldogs sent the Ashland University Eagles to 0-3 on the season with a 34-7 win. Ferris State rolled up 500 yards of offense, 300 on the ground and ran out to a 27-0 first half lead before the Eagles scored on a 15 yard run by freshman quarterback Tra'von Chapman. The Bulldogs were led by quarterback J.Vander Laan with 174 yards passing. He also rushed for 53 yards scoring two touchdowns. Ferris State's Kitwana Clark led ten Bulldog rushers with 66 yards on 18 carries. Korey Ringer and Jake Lampman scored two other rushing FSU touchdowns. For Ashland, the Eagles Anthony Taylor led all runners with 91 yards on 17 carries. It's the first time in four games dating back to last season that Taylor was held under 100 yards rushing. Passing wise, AU's Austin Bruns was seven of 13 for 43 yards, while fellow freshman Tra'von Chapman was six of 15 for 52 yards. Both threw an interception, one by Chapman was returned for a touchdown by Ferris States's Justin Zimmer. Recieving wise the Eagles David Souice led all recievers with three catches for 68 yards as the Eagles came up with just 269 yards of offense. Defense wise, Chris Harvey led the way for AU with 18 tackles, Quenton Scott had 12, Jamie Meder 11. With the win, Ferris State goes to 2-1 in all games 2-0 in the GLIAC, while Ashland U. falls to 0-3 overall and 0-2 in conference play. It's the first 0-3 start to the season for AU since 2002, when the Eagles lost their first five games. Ashland University will try to get their first win on the season at home next Saturday night at 7pm when they host Northern Michigan. The game will be live on WMFD TV with the kickoff at 7:05pm.
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Another serious problem with reactor No.2 and 4 in Japan(2of2)
Here is a link to PART1
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Another serious problem with reactor No.2 and 4 in Japan(1of2)
This one with lots of words rather than images except for press conference scene.(these 4guys were a bit more talkative before No.2 blast...) and its a bit difficult to explain real nuance of "ow
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Nuclear reactor cooling system shutting down.
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Israeli raid on Osiraq reactor (under construction).
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Leaked: Aug-4-2009 in Middle East
Iran first Muslim country with nuclear reactor
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Gaza Rockets hit near Dimona Reactor
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Location: Idaho, United States | Leaked: Dec-15-2013 in Science and Technology
Video Summary of Fuel Transfer in Reactor 4 Spent Fuel Pool
at #Fukushima I NPP on 11/18/2013 footage from inside Reactor Unit 4 The preparation for submerging the cask started in the morning, with the cask submerged completely at 12:30PM. The removal
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Russia 'to renew offer to supply S-300s, new nuclear reactor to Iran'
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I'd say a stand alone machine with virtual machines running on it.
Posting here as it's not just a network question but also a work experience question, what's the best way to set up a test network to allow our chap to play with IP settings etc without the risk of breaking our network!
I'd say a stand alone machine with virtual machines running on it.
Cisco Packet trace. Get him to grips with setting up the network virtually before building a server in a box (get a 1u basic server, switch, KVM, PC, monitor and keyboard, wall mount 12U cab) and then go from there. Once he/she has done that, expand and enjoy
virtual machines for me, you can create your own mini network separate to your main network. You could set up a server, show him how to join machines to AD etc.. that's how I first learnt.
+1 for the virtual machines, that's how i learnt as well and how we do all our in house training.
Good call, cheers guys
30 mins to get a single 1m cat5 cable working is starting to tire us!
+1 for Packet Tracer.
When I was the lowly apprentice, Packet Tracer helped me to no end when learning about Layer 3 networking and IP configuration.
Okay, so I may have eventually broken the program by building a network with the whole bells and whistles (multiple vlans, many workstations, laptops, WAP's, full switch configurations, a building layout, etc) but shh!
VM's worked well for me when I needed to learn more about AD structure and control, but having to jump between VM's and faff with things gets tedious. If it's just IP settings/routing he's interested in, definitely Packet Tracer.
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We needed to replace our 9X12 wool rug for the living room, but wanted a smaller rug so that we could show off the old oak floors. We chose this one, and are very pleased. The color is rich. It feels very thick and soft under your feet. It hasn't been a heavy shedder, as some wool rugs can be. I like things that are a little different or unique, and this color/pattern isn't one you see everywhere, which I love. We also purchased the matching small throw rug, to go in front of the door. It brings together the French Country theme we currently have in that room. Also, just so you know, it isn't stated on the website but this rug is made by SAFAVIEH, a company that makes very high end products. We have SAFAVIEH wool rugs in nearly every room of our house. They wear well, and look Great, even after much use and abuse from our Great Danes and our grandchildren :o) Another great purchase from overstock!!
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Matt Harrison has been named the Texas Rangers' opening day starter, and he will be followed by Yu Darvish in the rotation. Harrison will be the fourth different opening day starter in the past four seasons for the Rangers. They visit Houston in the Astros' debut as an American League team March 31. Darvish will start April 2. Harrison led Texas starters in wins and ERA last season, finishing 18-11 with a 3.29 ERA. Darvish was 16-9 with a 3.90 ERA and 221 strikeouts in 191 1-3 innings. Veteran right-hander Colby Lewis drew the first start last year, but won't be available until at least May while recovering from elbow surgery. The previous two opening day starters, Scott Feldman and C.J. Wilson, are no longer with the Rangers.
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ROSCOE, Ill.—Kids SPOT in Roscoe is looking to fill gaps in the community by offering healthy and fun activities this summer. Friday, July 2, Kids SPOT is offering a FREE Cheerleading Clinic. This clinic is a two-hour event for girls and boys ages 3 to 18 years old who want to see what cheer is all about.
"Many kids never get the opportunity to explore cheer, because slots on school cheer teams are really limited," says Katie Dohm, Kids SPOT Cheer Program director. "This free clinic will allow youngsters to explore cheer from a recreational point of view, to see how much fun cheer can be."
Decades ago, cheerleading was considered as less than a sport and more associated with social status and a particular "look." Today, male and female cheerleaders must be serious athletes, willing to compete professionally and skilled in tumbling, dance and stunts. Kids SPOT offers this free clinic to allow families to see what the new face of cheer is all about, and focus on the athletic skills available through a cheer program.
"While our cheer teams are quite competitive, our recreational cheer program focuses on fitness, skill-building, team work and fun," Dohm says. "Cheer at Kids SPOT has something for everyone."
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LONDONDERRY - The Aviation Museum of New Hampshire on Saturday, Nov. 10, will present a tribute to Air Force Captain Joseph McConnell, a Dover native and Korean War flying ace.
Scheduled as part of the museum's Second Saturday @ Museum program as well as Veterans Day weekend activities, the presentation will begin at 11 a.m. in the Vincent DeVino classroom at the museum, 27 Navigator Road.
"McDonnell is credited with 16 air combat kills in his F-86 'Beautious Butch' Sabre Jets against Soviet MiG-15s, the most ever recorded in that war, and later was awarded the Distinguished Flying Cross and Silver Star for his combat heroism," museum officials said in a written statement. "After his Korean Conflict duty, he became a test pilot for advanced F-86 models."
McDonnell was killed after a mechanical malfunction led to a plane crash in the Mojave Dessert during a 1954 test run.
His feats and exploits were documented in a 1955 film based on a book by Charles Ira Coombs and starring Alan Ladd and June Allyson.
Born in in 1922, he was the son of Joseph C. McConnell Sr. and Phyllis Winfred Brooks and attended local schools. He started his military career in 1940 when he enlisted the First Infantry Division of the US Army at Fort Devens, Mass. Later he received a transfer to the Air Corps. Upon being certified a navigator, he flew combat missions in World War II in Europe as the navigator on a B-24 Liberator.
In 1942 he married Pearl Edna "Butch" Brown in Fitchburg, Mass., and after conducting flight training, the fighter pilot sought was assigned to the 39th Fighter-Interceptor Squadron of the 51st Fighter-Interceptor Wing late in 1952 during the Korean War. His documented "shoot-downs" took place over a four-month period in 1953.
McConnell flew at least three Sabre Jets, all of which he called "Beautious Butch," nicknamed after his wife. He was shot down in April 1953, but after ejecting safely he was rescued from by a helicopter. His final combat Sabre was an F-86F, and it was repainted following his final mission with a name change to "Beautious Butch II." On his final day of combat on May 18th. 1953 he shot down three MIGS on two separate missions bringing his total to 16, thus making him a triple ace. Immediately after his 16th kill he was sent back to the states to do bond promotion drives.
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HAMILTON, Ohio (Larry Davis) -- A local police department issues a warning Tuesday about an aggressive new scam hitting the tri-state.
There are all kinds of scams making the rounds these days. The scammers are using your address and phone number to get to your money. Hamilton Police say now the scammers are combining the two. This means they both to use against you.
A Hamilton woman received a letter in the mail claiming to be from Publishers Clearing House. It said she had won 1.6 million dollars. The letter's target was a friend of retired common pleas judge, John Moser, who contacted police.
Hamilton Police Sergeant Ed Buns said there is a new twist to this scam. Instead of sending just letters in the mail, the scammers are following up with persistent phone calls.
Fortunately, the would-be victim didn't fall for it. Judge Moser said his friend received four more similar letters that notified her she had struck it rich. The catch? She had to give them her banking information.
Police say many fall for the scam because they have fallen on hard times. If they do, the hard times just got worse. Hamilton Police have contacted the Secret Service about this scam. If you feel that you have been victimized call your local police department.
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Uptown Resale & Consignments
Today:9:30 am - 6:30 pm
707 W Washington St,
Broken Arrow, OK 74012
(918) 251-3191
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Resale made affordable!
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Regular Hours
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We have been serving Broken Arrow and the greater Tulsa area since 1992. In 2007 we moved to our current location and now are the largest resale shop in the area. We buy clothing and accessories from people and/or sell on consignment for 50/50.
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Consignment Shop Women's, Men's, Children's & Infant's Clothing and accessories. We also sell handbags, shoes, knick-knacks, dvd's, formals, maternity, infant items, and more...
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We are located at the Southwest corner of 91st & Elm street in Broken Arrow. We are in the Sequoyah Shopping Center along with a Goldie's and Consignmnet Furniture.
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We have Uptown Resale Gift Certificates available
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Visit our Sister store GRAND UPTOWN RESALE in Grove, OK located 1.7 miles South of Sailboat Bridge.
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Four hackers have been apprehended for stealing software and data from the likes of Microsoft, Epic Games, Valve, Zombie Studios, Xbox and the U.S. Army.
Four hackers have been apprehended for stealing software and data from the likes of Microsoft, Epic Games, Valve, Zombie Studios, Xbox and the U.S. Army.
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