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What if you really could turn back the clock? What if you could simply think yourself younger? Those two questions form the heart of The Young Ones, a new series for BBC One. It's a re-staging of a Harvard experiment which tested whether re-living your youth could make you young again.
Our experiment will see six well-loved British famous faces - Lionel Blair, Sylvia Syms, Liz Smith, Dickie Bird, Kenneth Kendall, and Derek Jameson - go back to 1975 for just one week to see if it can make them young again.
When I first heard about the original experiment, and the BBC's plans to re-stage it, as the programme executive, I thought it all sounded completely mad and not necessarily in a good way.
I wasn't instantly convinced by the original experiment - it sounded too much like that 1980s film Cocoon to me - and I was concerned that if we re-staged it we'd simply find that the experiment didn't work, and would be embarrassing for everyone involved.
Two things changed my mind. Firstly, meeting with Professor Ellen Langer, who ran the original study. Her passionate belief that the way we age isn't inevitable and her certainty the experiment would work was hugely inspiring and enough to convince me that re-staging the experiment could change the way we all see ageing.
The second thing was reading that there are now more people in the UK over 80 than there are under 16 in Britain. Suddenly the idea of re-staging this experiment sounded much more than just fun, it somehow seemed completely urgent and absolutely necessary.
First, we had to decide which year we'd be sending our volunteers back to. We chose 1975 as we needed our volunteers to go back to their heyday and it was a year that many of the celebrities themselves brought up as personally important.
Nineteen seventy five was also an interesting year in the news, in culture and in sport. Margaret Thatcher was elected as the first female leader of the opposition and the Bay City Rollers were so big that crowds of hysterical girls could be found in every part of Britain (look out for a brilliant news piece on Rollermania in the first episode).
In sport Arthur Ashe became the first black man to get to the Wimbledon final and the first ever Cricket World Cup took place at Lords (and with Dickie Bird in the line up, this seemed particularly poignant).
A lot of our energies went into getting the look and feel of the house as historically accurate as possible. We also wanted the house to be as personal to our six volunteers as possible - we describe it in the show as "an Aladdin's cave of seventies-ness," which I think sums it up perfectly.
We needed plenty of space in the grounds to squeeze portacabins in so the massive production team on the series could be rigged up to computers, printers and the internet. We wanted it to be 1975 inside the house, but in order for the production to run smoothly it needed to be 2010 everywhere else.
Joanna Hilliard started to gently ask the celebrities to recall the things they most remembered about their homes in 1975: What did they have in their bedrooms? What colour were their walls? What photos would they have had up around their house? Were there any special mementoes which always took them back to that time?
We wanted the moment the volunteers saw their bedrooms for the first time to have a huge impact on them, so the researchers couldn't tell them why we were asking all these questions about decor and photos. We couched it all in terms of general research.
Joanna managed to strike it lucky in the case of all the volunteers - but most especially with Lionel Blair who had photographs of his actual 1975 bedroom. With that photograph, we managed to entirely replicate the wallpaper, carpet, furniture, even the bedding so it was a stunt double of Lionel's 1975 bedroom.
We were all so excited by the job that David did with Lionel's bedroom, which is why Lionel's reaction (you'll have seen it in the first episode) came as such a surprise to us - he hated his room!
Meanwhile, inspired by Habitat catalogues, design books and archive photos, art director David and his team transformed a suburban house into a living and breathing 1970s home.
Being inside it was breathtaking because the level of detail was so extraordinary. We'd always insisted that it couldn't feel like a set. Everything from the washing machine to the fridge to the curling tongs to the bedside lamps had to work - it was there to make the 1970s real.
There are too many moments on this series that were either hilarious, moving or simply completely bonkers to pinpoint one of them - but what will always stay with me is the sense about half way through filming that the experiment really was working.
The atmosphere in the house changed from being a slightly sad retreat for some very nice elderly celebrities into being a dynamic, living, breathing space where collectively everyone was living as their younger selves.
I'd always believed the key to the experiment would be the six volunteers enjoying one another's company and getting on together - and seeing the encouragement they all gave one another to either walk those extra steps or push themselves that little bit harder was inspirational.
I will never forget the moment that Derek Jameson managed to pull on his socks on his own (harder than it sounds) to the applause of Lionel Blair and Liz Smith - it's the spirit of that house that I'll never forget.
I will never be able to look at a shag-pile carpet or swirly wallpaper again without thinking of our 1975 house. I did try and nab a few pieces of the furniture at the end of the shoot (I do have a soft spot for 1970s dressers and dining tables), but I came home empty-handed.
Nearly all of the props in the house were hired from specialist companies to be sure the pieces really would have been in a 1975 house - we really didn't want to find out something we thought was 1970s turned out to be from the 1980s.
I hope when the series is on air that viewers will see that - other than the joy of some terrible clothes and gaudy furniture - there's nothing particularly special about 1975. What the experiment showed me is that we all have the potential to think differently about who we are and the way we live, regardless of our age.
And the reason I'll always feel hugely grateful to have taken part: hearing the volunteers as they left the experiment talking about how much hope it had given them for the future and how glad they were they'd taken part. You'll see these conversations in the final episode on Thursday.
Spending one week in 1975 hasn't changed my life on a day-to-day basis but if ever I think I can't do something or I have a problem that's insurmountable, I do try and remember the 88-year-old Liz Smith walking for the first time since her strokes 18 months ago without sticks. Inspiring, life-affirming, and a privilege to have been a part of.
Tom McDonald is the executive producer of The Young Ones.
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I am sorry, but I found this programme quite distasteful. It was patronising, demeaning and bordering on downright cruel.
These poor people can never be given back what they really crave, their youth.
Watching them struggle both mentally and physically was extremely upsetting viewing. It was like watching the movie 'Cocoon' but without any aliens on hand to deliver the desired elixir of youth.
Trying to brainwash a bunch of frail,faded celebrities into thinking it is 1975 under the very thin guise of 'social experiment' has in my opinion taken the Corporation to an all time low.
These "poor people", these "frail, faded celebrities" also sounds "patronising, demeaning and bordering on downright cruel". We are talking here about human beings who are part of our lives because we know them through the medium of TV - perhaps these lovely people agreed to be part of this programme not only for entertainment but for enlightenment. I am perfectly sure that they have also been able to view the programme in advance and will have been given the opportunity of expressing their opinions prior to air.
We shall all be "old" one day and what this programme demonstrates, and what the participants are sharing with us, is how the state of our minds has an enormous influence on the state of our bodies. Good for them - I have learned something wonderful as a result of watching them so far, and I admire them for their humour, courage and determination. They have brought so much to our lives in the past and continue to do so. Thank you.
The author has also apparently returned to 1975, to talk about "filming" the events in the house....
As to Pete's comment above about finding the programme "distasteful", I can only repeat a saying of my late maternal grandmother - that fools and children shouldn't see things half-done.
I confess to feeling a little ill-at-ease at certain elements within the first programme, but surely the whole point of the experiment is to see if the changed environment also changes those within that environment.
Programme 1 mainly served to set up the starting-point for each participant, Progamme 2 will presumably show transitional developments (more marked in some cases than others, I suspect) and the final programme will illustrate the end-point and draw conclusions about the impact of the experiment.
The only query I would have with the methodology is whether the reversion to an earlier time-period is as influential as proposed; would a simple [self-catering] holiday have been just as effective, i.e. is the loss of the individuals' usual support systems more significant, with the requirement to do things for themselves?
Great first episode - really interesting. Unfortunately it just isn't true that "...there are now more people in the UK over 80 than there are under 16 in Britain.", stated in the blog and on the show. In fact there are over four times as many children under 16 as there are people over 80. What the Guardian article - linked to from that part of the blog - says, is that there are now more people of pensionable age (over 60 for women and over 65 for men) than there are children under 16. Just. Which is a lot less surprising. The numbers are there in the Guardian article: 11.5 million children under 16, 2.7 million people over 80. And the Office for National Statistics reports the same numbers. This is the sort of spurious statistic that will be recycled and quoted again as fact, so hopefully a quick edit to the blog can set things right.
Hello Phil (#4) - I'm the editor of the TV blog. Thanks for being so observant on the stat. I've taken out the link now to the Guardian article, as your're right, it doesn't quite illustrate the point being made. I'll ask where the quoted stat came from. Interesting! Thank you.
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Justin Clouse, a soldier from Sprague, Washington, who was among U.S. forces killed in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan, was remembered Tuesday as a quiet leader with a big heart.
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Justin Clouse, a soldier from Sprague, Washington, who was among U.S. forces killed in a friendly fire incident in Afghanistan, was remembered Tuesday as a quiet leader with a big heart.
"On the outside, he looked like a big, mean tough guy," said Chad Prewitt, who taught high school and coached basketball while Clouse attended Sprague High School. "When you got to know him, he was really a gentle giant."
Clouse, 22, was one of five soldiers killed by a U.S. airstrike called in to help a special operations unit ambushed by the Taliban in southern Afghanistan Monday.
"Investigators are looking into the likelihood that friendly fire was the cause. Our thoughts and prayers are with the families of these fallen," Rear Adm. John Kirby, a Pentagon spokesman, told the Associated Press.
Tina Clouse said her son enlisted in the Army about a year after he graduated from Sprague High School in 2010 and was on his second tour in Afghanistan. He loved fishing and hunting, and he played basketball and football in school, she said.
He planned to get married shortly after he finished his service next May and talked about using his military benefits to study engineering with the hope of eventually working in the oil business.
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Justin was a vehicle gunner, she said. He apparently was part of a joint operation of NATO and Afghan forces in the Arghandab district of southern Zabul province that came under attack from the Taliban and called in air support, the AP reported.
One of the other five killed was Aaron Toppen, 19, family spokeswoman Jennie Swartz told the Associated Press from the family's Mokena, Illinois, home, about 40 miles southwest of Chicago. Swartz said representatives from the U.S. Army came to the door of Toppen's mother, Pam Toppen, in the middle of the night to deliver the news.
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Justin Helton, 25, had been in Afghanistan about two months and was engaged to be married, she said. He had been in the Army since 2010.
The names of the other two soldiers killed had not been released by the Pentagon Tuesday because not all families had been notified.
But word of Clouse's death spread quickly through Sprague, a town of about 550, where he was well-known and well-liked, said high school principal Bill Ressel.
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"He was a quiet leader, he led by example," said Prewitt, who is now principal at Davenport High School.
In his senior year, Sprague and Harrington districts decided to end their long-standing cooperative arrangement in sports. Clouse got up in a room full of adults and urged them not to do it because of the bonds students formed building those teams.
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'Family albums 'n four-speeds': 44 Posts
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Upstate Chevrolet
So, Hemmings Nation, Jack Shea has placed a good amount of faith in you. Noting what sleuthing we've done on the cars and locations in old photographs in the past, he sent along this photograph of his grandparents, one of a larger stash of photographs of them vacationing in New England in the 1930s and 1940s. Jack writes:
The one I enclosed is a typical shot with the car prominently positioned front and center! My grandparents on both sides where real car people, having bought more than the usual number in their life time. My Grandfather in the photo is Patrick Haligan a WW1 Veteran who also was a Jersey City NJ firefighter for 37 years and a New York City Liquor Control Officer from 1945 to 1954.
Jack also supplied a location of Watkins Glen, New York, though so far I've found no reference to a Sigrid Lodge or High View House in Watkins Glen. There was a High View House hotel in Haines Falls, New York, down in the Catskills, and another one in the Catskills near Liberty, New York, that made headlines in 1962 when it burned down, killing four people.
As for the 1936 Chevrolet, it appears to be a Master Deluxe, perhaps a sedan, judging from the distance between windshield and rear window.
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Buick, Mustang, Ford, obile raveller
Jack Shea, who recently sent us the great photos of Jack Sheppard's Import Motors in Tampa, also dug up a couple photos of his mother-in-law and a 1940 Buick that would have made for a great Mother's Day post, if we'd have had the foresight for that. Instead, we'll use them as the kickoff to another family albums post. Jack writes:
I guess I am fortunate to have had past family members that had the car fever even worst them me. My grandfather John P. Byrne worked at GM in NYC for 37 years in its Overseas Division. My Grandmother on my Dad's side of the family was even more of a car fan then he was, buying a new car every other year until the early 70′s. The pictures are of my Wife's mother Florence Maloof. She is sitting up on the hood of the Buick behind the girlfriend of hers.I have also enclosed a photo of her with a couple of gals in Waco Texas during her training as a "WASP" Women's Auxiliary Service Pilots during WW2. She flew everything except P38′s from the plants to Bangor Maine where men flew them to Europe. I hope you can tell us what model & year the Buick was and also what it might have cost new ? It was purchased buy her father as a gift to her in Englewood NJ before she went to Texas. I noticed it has dual mirrors, a drivers side spotlight and a sidemount spare. Boy what a lucky girl ha?
Family albums 'n four-speeds – from Crosleys to Thomases
Though submissions of family album car photos have slowed since the holidays, we're still seeing a few cross our desk from time to time, such as the shot above, submitted by John Rigler of his father, Steven Rigler, in a 1939 Crosley convertible, circa 1985. If you're a subscriber to Hemmings Classic Car, you might recognize this as the same Crosley convertible that I wrote about in the September 2008 issue. John notes that Deanna Tipton, who finished the restoration of the pre-war, also owned the CC sedan in the background.
Up next, a photo submitted to us (via Jack Shea) by Fred Hill of LaGrande, Oregon. Jack writes that the photo depicts Fred, his mother and father in the family's Thomas Flyer "racer." Jack writes:
The story goes it was bought from an engineer working on a local road project call the "Minum Grade" around 1921 in Elgin Oregon.
On the back, we see written:
Owned for 2 weeks by Lynn E. Hill of Elgin. He sold it for just what he paid for it – $20. "It was too fast for us," he said. Note chain drive and external control levers. Engine was 4 cylinder. 1921, Lynn at the wheel, his wife Etha, and one year old son Frederick with just eyes and top of head showing.
I ran it by David Greenlees, who noted that it's likely a 4-60 on a 127-inch wheelbase – quite the hefty car for a racer.
HCC reader Robert Green of Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, sent this photo in to Lost and Found of his grandfather in a small roadster he owned in the 1920s and 1930s. I believe sometime over the last several years in Lost and Found, we had another vehicle of this make, so perhaps the blog readers can take a swing at identifying the senior Green's diminutive droptop.
Fnially, another L&F submission, this one from Chris Larson of Regina, Saskatchewan, depicting Chris's grandfather, James Stout, circa 1916. Chris guessed in his email that the car is a 1911 or 1912 Oldsmobile, and at first I agreed with him, but as I got to looking it over more, I started to lean toward 1910-1911 Buick. Which theory do you agree with?
Family albums 'n four-speeds – the black-and-white years
We'll start off this week's FA&4S with a couple more shots from James Belohovek, who provided all the Total Recall photos for us recently. James said his father, Dick, raced jalopies in Southern California in the 1950s and early 1960s. "He would always be in the garage working on a motor or welding up a car frame," James wrote.
And James writes that his uncle, Dick Patterson, "was in charge of the Orange Show Custom Rods back in the late 1960s, and his own car had graced the cover of several hot rod magazines of the time." One of which H.A.M.B.er Bass posted a few years back.
Jeff Boster, of Port Angeles, Washington, actually wrote to our Lost and Found column with this one from his aunt's photo album. Though he doesn't know who the 20-gallon hat man on the left is, he identified the man on the right as Patrick Holland, of Fort Pierre, South Dakota. Quick, intrepid car spotters – what year, make and model did we tell Jeff the car was?
Another Lost and Found entry, this one from Jim Loftfield of his father standing in front of an old truck and a Standard Oil of Indiana gas station in the late 1920s. Old truck spotters will have no problem with the make of the truck, but who built that cab?
Finally, just to add a little color to this post, DTA passed on this photo of XTACTA making vroom-vroom noises in the Lazzarino at the 2008 Equinox hill climb.
If you have old car photos in your family albums, we'd love to see them!
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Geoff Hacker's life with cars
Inspired by Myron Vernis's photos in the last Family albums 'n four-speeds, Geoff Hacker found and scanned several photos that variously involve his grandfather, his Tiburon, a 1955 Cadillac and other cars.
The oldest shows my grandfather, sitting on the fender – second from the front of the car, Morrie Hacker. Others are myself and with various brothers and sisters (Geoff, Missy, Julie, Jonathan, and Joshua).
Thanks, Geoff!
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Charles Lindbergh!
Okay, so we didn't get a relative of Charles Lindbergh sending in his family album car photos featuring the famous aviator, but we did get a photo in which Lindbergh makes an appearance. Actually, Richard Monahan of Bozeman, Montana, sent the photo in a while back for the Lost and Found column in Hemmings Classic Car, but the quality isn't that great, so we get to run it here. Richard wrote to ask us to identify the car and identified the man in the middle as Lindbergh.
He was on a fishing trip with my grandfather (right). This was in the Swan River Valley in western Montana.
See a larger version of the photo below. If you can ID the car, let us know and we'll pass the info on to Richard.
Next, Marc Tyler, who already shared some photos of his 1968 Satellite, wrote in again with another photo of a family car:
Here's a photo of my older brother Bruce, and My Dad at the driver's door. This picture was taken around Christmastime, 1970, and it's a 1968 ford Fairlane 4 door, 3 on the tree with the 200 C.I. straight 6. Bruce called it an "Old Fogey car," I guess he was right. I remember it was about as stripped down as a car could get. No radio, no A/C (and this was Florida). Picture was taken by my sister Margaret.
Our friend Myron Vernis has well indoctrinated at least two of his three daughters into his Porsche passion (though we can't imagine it's that hard to get two young ladies interested in Zuffenhausen's finest), as these two photos show.
I have attached a couple pics from fifteen or sixteen years ago of our daughters Zoe (now 21) and Allie (presently 20) reflecting the price they paid growing up in a car crazy family. The picture from 1994 shows them performing a "free-form restoration" on our first art car, a '56 Porsche 356A sunroof coupe. The other photo shows them with their respective red Porsches. They both learned to drive on that tractor (a 1958 Porsche-Diesel Junior) when they were about seven.
Myron noted that Zoe still has her '65 cabriolet, but Allie now toodles around in another red Porsche, a '64 911.
Family albums 'n four-speeds – "I never got caught"
I wondered if the flow of car photos from family albums would slow after the holidays, but I'm pleased to see that it hasn't. This first trio of photos comes from Berk Jones of Roxboro, North Carolina, and all three show Berk's father, Carl.
Berk writes:
Being in high school in the mid-Seventies, I collected quite a few tickets. You can imagine the talks my dad had with me. Showed a cousin the picture of Carl and his '39 Chevy (above), he said Carl tore out two, maybe three transmissions and one rear end. I asked my dad why he got on me so much about my driving with his past history. His answer – "I never got caught." End of conversation.
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Crosleys, Buicks, Chevrolet, and more
Thank you all for indulging me as I shared the car photos from the Strohl family album last week. This week, we're back to seeing the family album car photos that you've found, starting with the above photo of a 1914 Buick B-25, submitted by Joan Beck and her son Trey Longmire. Trey wrote:
The folks in the car are ancestors of ours, members of the Cressey family, one of the pioneering families of Modesto, CA. The photo was taken at Yosemite, CA and the photo, as you can see, is dated July 8, 1915.
See it full-size below.
Next up, Jerry Collard of Aurora, Colorado, found this photo of his father-in-law, taken on his farm in Akron, Colorado, in the mid-1930s, standing next to a 1931 Chevrolet AE five-window coupe.
And a whole bunch came in from reader Marcus Welch, of Longview, Texas:
The first is my grandfather's "custom" runabout, circa 1920, in Longview, Texas.
The second is my mother's parent's home in Harrison County, Texas, which burned in the 1940s.
The 1953 Buick Special is my father's car, with me in the the scooter and my older brother Thomas. Other than the one Dodge (see comment below) my Dad drove Buicks until the 1970s.
The Crosley picture is Karl and Doris, my mother in law and father in law, his brother Earl had a Hot Shot that he retored in the 1990s. Also attached.
Finally the 57 Imperial was my grandmother, Alta Rita's car, my father also bought a 57 Dodge and he says both were a piece of junk.
Thanks, folks! And if you out there in Hemmings Nation have some neat old car pics to share from your family albums, please do!
Family albums 'n four-speeds – my family's cars
Since I've started asking for your family album photos that feature cars, I've promised to show some of my own family's car photos, and I finally had the chance to dig through the family albums over Christmas weekend when Heather and I went to visit my folks. While doing so, I not only discovered photos I'd never before seen, but I also discovered family history I'd never before known.
So let's start with the above photo, depicting my mom, Judy, in front of her grandmother's house in Conemaugh, Pennsylvania. In the background are a 1953 Pontiac Chieftain Deluxe two-door sedan, a 1956 Pontiac Chieftain 860 two-door sedan, and a 1955 Chevrolet. My mother was born in 1956, and I'll bet she was no more than two years old when this photo was taken.
That '53 Pontiac belonged to Mom's father, Joe Duffey, pictured here in the Pontiac and holding Mom's hand. This photo appears to have been taken in front of the house Mom grew up in on Scottwood Road in Columbus, Ohio, maybe a little earlier than the previous photo.
Joe, as we can see from the above photos, was a Chevrolet mechanic. Mom also said he was in the SeaBees, starting about '42 or '43, when he turned 18. Joe also had a 1957 Chevrolet, and according to Scottwood Road lore, he had that '57 tuned right – so souped up, in fact, that his wife, Vi, couldn't drive it. Whether he raced it (one would assume he did), we have no record. If anybody knows much about late 1950s drag racing in Columbus, Ohio, please get in touch.
The '57 would be the last car he would ever buy, however. He died suddenly of a heart attack in 1961, leaving Vi to raise her two kids alone. She never remarried.
Family albums 'n four-speeds – Corvairs, Volkswagens, Pops and more
We've got a whole mess of great family album car photos for you this week. Starting with our friend Hugo90, frequent commenter here and contributor to the Hemmings Nation Flickr pool, where he shared the above photo.
My brother Jim, on the left, was a new engineer at GM Milford Proving Grounds then. The old Corvair guys showed him all the stuff they had done to Corvairs that never got close to being sold. It was one beastly good handling car. That's a '60 Mercury behind it. The grille peeks through.
This is Christmas 1969 in Longmeadow, Mass, at our parents' home. That's me in the middle and Tom on the right.
Next up, DougD, of Dundas, Ontario, Canada, shares this photo of himself amid a yardful of interesting cars.
My Dad gave me this print of an old slide from a Sunday afternoon at Grandpa's in 1970. A pretty diverse bunch of cars.
That's me at 3 years old getting some early VW experience in my Uncle's contraption, which he actually drove on the street. Also in the back row L to R is Uncle's 1961 Rambler, Grandpa's 1965 Valiant and Dad's 1960 Pontiac. Mom later knew I was going to be a car guy when I stood at the window, bawling and waving to the Pontiac as it was towed off to the scrapyard. The red car is a real oddity, 1967 Isuzu Bellet. I've never seen one since.
Over on the My Hemmings pages, weswon shared not only a vintage pic of his father's 1967 4-4-2, but also the story of how he bought it back, still in unrestored condition.
When I saw the car, he told me that it has passed through 3 different hands since my dad sold it. I nearly dropped to my knees when I saw it. The car was in its original unrestored condition with the exception of an engine rebuild. The car had all of the original equipment with the exception of an upgraded stereo. There was surface rust on the car and all the minor dings and minor dents from when my dad sold it was still there. No new dents, just oxidation and rust. The car was pretty straight and the interior was still original with no tears or rips.


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Aric Almirola and the No. 43 team also had a fast Ford at Pocono. Friday in practice, the team was a top-10 team in both qualifying and race packages. Saturday during qualifying, Almirola did not get a favorable qualifying draw, but still laid down the 13th-fastest time of the day where he started Sunday's race.
In the opening laps, Almirola was fighting a tight-handling Ford and on Lap 15 was racing in the 21st position. During the first caution on Lap 18, Almirola came down pit road for four tires, fuel and a chassis adjustment to help loosen the car.
The changes didn't help Almirola as the car was still tight on throttle. He was scored in 22nd on Lap 36. The team came down pit road for their second stop on Lap 48 with the rest of the field. The team again made a major chassis adjustment to help the car perform better for Almirola.
By Lap 57, Almirola was still fighting the handling of the car, but was holding strong in the top-25 and working with Mike Ford on their next step to help improve their position. As the run continued on, the car was better and Almirola was up to 21st on Lap 65.
The team made a stop on Lap 74 and was ready to keep making gains. The team took four tires, fuel and a smaller adjustment. The caution for Kurt Busch on Lap 87 allowed Almirola to come down pit road one last time. The rain was coming and Mike Ford gave Almirola four tires to help gain positions on the restart. It worked, as the leaders wrecked, and Almirola had no problem racing around the accident. He was scored in 19th position, but later moved up to 18th after video replay.
Almirola remains 22nd in the championships standings heading into Watkins Glen.
Comments from Almirola after Pocono: "Mike Ford and I are really working hard to make sure we're getting the best results. I think today we did that and got the best finish at the end. Taking four tires at the end helped us. I wish we could have finished the race to learn more and see if we could get the car better. We were really fast, but just tight all day. I felt like we were making gains, though. We will look at our notes and be better for the next race."
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Oh no, you made an excellent case for his use of executive orders — what will Frank Luntz come up with now? :-) Well done!
History Says Obama Made The Right Call With Economic Executive Orders
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Oh no, you made an excellent case for his use of executive orders — what will Frank Luntz come up with now? :-) Well done!
Funny, I have listened to all the reasons from the reich wing, who insist the President is breaking the law and not obeying the constitution and should be impeached….I then show them that Dubya, made 291 Executive orders in his time, and ask why they never considered impeaching his ass, and I never hear from them again.
"…but that they also merely see millions of unemployed Americans as casualties in their political war game with the president."
No, they don't. They don't see the unemployed at all. They're not even on their radar.
It's a good article, but… ¿when was Hamilton President?
Why does it matter when Hamilton was President? Do you know anything about why Hamilton signed the EO establishing the location of the Capital? Does it happening in 1790 make it irrelevant today? I think you may want to brush up on your history.
You're right. Washington signed the EO, Hamilton made the deal with congress and recommended that Washington use the EO. I was thinking Washington, but wrote Hamilton.
The whiners in the Party of No have absolutely no argument against President Obama's Executive Orders that are worth listening to. Time after time, he tried working with them only to be met with a wall of resistance. Since they have been willing to throw Americans under the bus for political gain, there is nothing they say other than to whine about his being a "dictator." They are a bunch of ethically and empathy challenged simpletons.
I'm just disturbed to know that citizens that refuse to hear/watch Constructive News Networks will never learn the value of truth & reality! Ears that only tune in the likes of Rush & Hannity without ALSO hearing Olbermann & Schultz are missing an entire picture. It is called informed thinking. Then, if an informed thinker has an OPEN mind they will arrive at EDUCATED decisions…which by their very nature lean to the left! AND…that is why the Right have to use fear, manipulation, lies & spin to sway the minds of a small minority! ;-)))
You can show the facts to those who listen to right wing media all you want, they don't even care if their heroes are caught in blatant lies. They listen to Rush because he caters to their innate prejudice.
History will judge our results, not how similar activities worked in different eras. I look forward to assessing the results in the years to come, good or bad.


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Your Wireless Router Could Be Murdering Your Houseplants
Are you slowly killing your houseplants? Probably. But there might be a reason other than neglect that they're all yellow and wilting: your Wi-Fi router. An experiment by a handful of high school students in Denmark has sparked some serious international interest in the scientific community. Five ninth-grade girls at Hjallerup School in North Jutland, Denmark, noticed they had trouble concentrating after sleeping with their mobile phones at their bedsides.


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NFL Legend Junior Seau was found dead today at his California home. TMZ reports that police are currently at Seau's home outside of San Diego investigating a shooting.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.--- A total of 15 Virginia batters came to the plate in game one of Friday's Atlantic Coast Conference (ACC) doubleheader between the Cavaliers and the University of Notre Dame softball team at The Park.
Notre Dame senior pitcher Laura Winter made history the only way she can after four stellar seasons with the Irish, tossing her first career perfect game to lead No. 21/22 Notre Dame to an 8-0 win in five innings in the series lid lifter. The Irish added a 12-1 win in five frames during the nightcap to claim the conference series.
The day one sweep officially clinched Notre Dame's (28-9, 8-4 ACC) third ACC series in its inaugural season in the conference, and the Irish have now won five of their last six league contests overall. Notre Dame, the league leader with a .350 team batting average, has scored double-digit runs nine times in 2014, adding double-digit hit efforts in an additional 19 games.
"Today's games were two really good wins for our program," Notre Dame head coach Deanna Gumpf said. "Anytime you win a series against another ACC team it's good for your program. I take nothing for granted with Virginia, they have come back and beaten a number of good teams, they are not afraid of coming back. They fight and claw their way back, they are a good hitting team."
Winter (17-4) struck out nine Virginia (6-37, 1-21 ACC) batters in five full innings of work, hurling only 51 pitches in the complete game effort. It was the 100th victory of her Notre Dame career, leaving Winter standing alone as the first pitcher in program history to surpass the century mark.
"Being backed up in the field obviously helped," Winter said. "A perfect game is a complete team effort. Everything was working, and it was nice to have a go-to pitch every time. If a hitter was on a rise-ball, I was going to throw something else. It was nice to have a backup just in case."
Winter's perfect game was also just the third in the 26-year history of Notre Dame softball, and the first since Heather Booth struck out four Rutgers hitters in a 8-0 win in five innings on April 23, 2006. Terri Kobata (six innings, 11 strikeouts) was the first perfect Irish pitcher after blanking Loyola-Chicago 5-0 on May 12, 1994 in the Midwestern Collegiate Conference tournament.
"How cool is that for (Laura)? Every single pitch was good," Gumpf said. "She had one miss on the day, and she acknowledged it immediately. She was in the zone, and when you're in the zone things are clicking. When things are clicking they go well."
"It's really awesome, especially with this group of girls, it really makes a difference," Winter said. "I'm really glad that they could experience it as well."
The Notre Dame ace excelled at the plate during the twin bill as well, as Winter batted .600 (3-for-5) with a double, a home run and a team-high six RBI. Sophomore Micaela Arizmendi added a pair of doubles, a home run and three RBI, while freshman Karley Wester contributed a triple and three RBI. Arizmendi and juniors Katey Haus and Jenna Simon paced Notre Dame with three runs each.
"When we get off to an early start, it gives our pitching, our defense, a little time to take a breath," Gumpf said. "That changes everything. It made today a lot better.
"It has been hard to make a lineup, because we have so many good hitters coming up," Gumpf added. "Lauren (Stuhr) has been seeing the ball well, Casey (Africano) has been seeing the ball well, Megan (Sorlie) has been seeing the ball well, and when those three see the ball, anything can happen. It just changes our lineup dramatically."
Notre Dame and Virginia will close the weekend set on Saturday with the final game of the series scheduled to begin at noon (ET) at The Park. The Irish will look for their second league sweep of the ACC season.
"I think the team understands how crucial every ACC game is because we have had seven taken away due to weather," Gumpf said. "When you have seven games taken away from you every game after is so crucial, and they get that. We are working so hard to win."


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MIAMI (AP) - Earl Morrall, an NFL quarterback for 21 years who started nine games during the Miami Dolphins' perfect season in 1972, has died at age 79.
The Dolphins confirmed Morrall's death Friday. Former teammate Charlie Babb said Morrall had been in failing health for some time.
When Bob Griese broke his ankle in 1972, Morrall came off the bench and started the final nine games of the regular season for the Dolphins. Morrall won praise from coach Don Shula for his willingness to step aside when Griese returned for the AFC championship game.
Griese also started in the Super Bowl to help Miami finish 17-0. That remains the only perfect season in NFL history. Morrall also played for the 49ers, Steelers, Lions, Giants and Colts.
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That ruling came on Thursday. The judge had said he would also hear a motion regarding Garcia's treatment but defense attorneys said they were not prepared to pursue that.
While Garcia is facing four counts of murder, on Thursday the issue was an attempted burglary. The charge is linked to an attempted break-in at the home of Dr. Chandra Bewtra.
Garcia's attorneys said there were plenty of other Creighton pathology residents unhappy with her who could have had a grudge and that the DNA evidence on the back door was "weak" at best - a one-in-12 chance that it's him.
The last time we saw Garcia was more than a month ago. He still acted as though he didn't trust his attorneys. A judge ruled him competent to stand trial.
In court Thursday he appeared focused. He took notes on a legal pad the entire time, passed information to his attorneys and didn't seem to react one way or another to testimony.
His attorneys say their client's mental state is fragile and want changes.
Garcia has been in custody for almost a year now. His attorneys say he's been on confinement for 23-hours a day. No books, no food line, no privileges.
Garcia is charged in the 2008 Dundee murders of 11-year-old Thomas Hunter, son of Creighton pathologist William Hunter, and the family's housekeeper Shirlee Sherman. He is also charged with the 2013 murders of Creighton pathologist Dr. Roger Brumback and his wife Mary.
The state says both families played a role in kicking Garcia out of the Creighton pathology program in 2001. Prosecutors say that was the motive in the murders.
Garcia's attorneys want the courts to let him be like the majority of other inmates awaiting trial where you can be as free as possible when you're locked up.
Defense attorney Bob Motta said, "You just don't do it like that. This isn't Nazi Germany or old England. This is America and frankly it's upsetting to me. And when I can't meet with my client prior to a hearing without the police being in there, I've got a problem with that."
On Thursday, the state argued that the attempted break-in at the home of Dr. Bewtra was the work of Garcia. They say the alarm scared him away.
While defense attorney Alison Motta called the DNA evidence "non-existent," Douglas County Attorney Don Kleine said, "We don't agree with that by any stretch. You hear how he looked up the addresses."
We also got a glimpse Thursday of what the defense team might use in the murder case as they claimed that 10 to 20 other residents at Creighton also had grudges and that Garcia looked up doctors on the web all the time as part of his job search.
Motta said, "There are holes. When you have a case that is purely circumstantial and no direct evidence - let me put it this way, we're not pleading out this case. We're going to trial."
It looks like the case against Dr. Garcia will go to trial next February.
He'll be back in court in August to talk about jail conditions. In September we'll hear the defense argue that all three of these cases should be tried separately.


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The vast majority of classrooms on campus are accessible and all buildings have at least once accessible entrance. If you happen to enroll in a class that is in an area on campus that is not accessible to you, your class may be relocated to another room on campus or another option may be considered. If you have questions about your classroom location, please contact Disability Services.
2. Does SLU offer personal transportation to get around campus?
Individual transportation is each person's responsibility. An option a person may utilize is the shuttle service that provides rides around different locations on both campuses. Should you have a disability that limits your mobility, you can request the shuttle driver to stop at a location that is not on the shuttle route if there is a drop-off point that is closer to where you need to go. All shuttles are equipped with lifts. For more information on shuttle schedules, put "shuttle" in the search box on the SLU web page, and a link to the shuttle information will appear.
Other options include asking a friend for a ride, borrowing a wheelchair from Disability Services, or renting/buying a scooter (not from SLU) if appropriate. Disability Services will be able to pass along information on scooter rentals if interested.
Golf carts are not provided for personal transportation around campus.
Department of Public Safety does offer rides around campus during hours when the campus shuttle is not in operation.
3. What if I need a tutor or assistance with reading or writing for a class?
Tutoring or writing services are available to all students by scheduling an appointment online through the Academic Support website or calling (314) 977-3484. Being approved for accommodations with Disability Services does not garner the opportunity for tutoring and writing support beyond what is available for the general campus population. Please note that these services are always very busy around Midterm Week and Finals' Week as well as the two or three weeks leading up to these weeks. Plan your schedule accordingly and do not wait until the last minute to make an appointment. More information on these services can be found elsewhere on the SLU website.
4. What if I feel like talking to a counselor about issues outside of the classroom?
It is normal to have needs and concerns beyond the classroom while in college. However, the role of Disability Services is to support you with your academic efforts. In this situation, you will want to consider speaking with a counselor at Student Health and Counseling, located in Marchetti Towers. These counselors are a great resource to use in your efforts at both enjoying and being successful at SLU. You may call 977-2323 to make an appointment or you may speak with Disability Services staff and possibly be put into direct contact with one of the counselors.
5. What if I want accommodations for graduate school placement tests (GRE, LSAT, MCAT, etc.) or program licensure exams (PT, OT, Nursing, Accounting, etc.)?
You will need to visit the official website of the specific testing program and review their policies and procedures. It is recommended that you do this as early as possible. There are often deadlines that need to be met, in some cases prior to official registration deadlines. From the moment you begin completing an application to the moment you mail it in, plan on allowing 8 to 12 weeks if all of your paperwork is in order.
The Disability Service office has no involvement in this matter unless the testing program is requesting specific information from Disability Services, which you must then personally request by contacting the Manager of Disability Services.
Understand what you need for the placement test well ahead of the deadline in order to prevent any last minute surprises. This is especially important because what is needed to receive accommodations for Disabilities Services at SLU usually differs from the requirements of the placement testing agencies. Just because you received accommodations at SLU with the paperwork you submitted to DS does not mean the same paperwork will allow you to receive accommodations for a placement or licensure test.
Another tip as learned from students going through the process is that directions and instructions on the accommodation application need to be followed precisely. Some students are denied accommodation requests simply because everything was not followed to the "t." If you are someone who does not have good attention to detail, make sure you have another person review your application work to increase the chance that you will do everything correctly.
6. What if I want accommodations for study abroad classes?
Accommodations provided to students within the United States occur in part because of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990. The ADA governs activities within the United States. When students take courses outside of the United States, accommodations do not necessarily apply since other countries will have other guidelines to follow even though the student is from the United States. It is not always clear cut as to how the accommodation process abroad will occur. Thus, students interested in studying abroad who are weighing different campus options should consult with these campuses about the different types of academic accommodation services available.
With that said, when studying in Madrid, Spain, you simply need to contact Disability Services at the Saint Louis campus and inform of when you will be taking classes in Spain and the accommodations you feel you may need for classes. The Manager of Disability Services will send an e-mail to the counselor contact in Madrid verifying that you are registered for services on this campus, what your diagnosed disability is, and what common accommodations you use. Actual documentation does not need to be transferred or copied, as the e-mail will suffice for the staff in Madrid based on an agreement between the two SLU offices. After this process is complete, it is your responsibility to initiate conversation with the counselor in Madrid to discuss the specifics of the process for classes there.
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