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Speculation about a potential shakeup within the Arizona Cardinals organization is running rampant, with reports here and here, among other places.
One of the questions people ask, though, is if the Cardinals do indeed fire their coach of the last six seasons, who will they get to replace him?
Sports Illustrated's Don Banks wrote that Arizona's "collapse after a 4-0 start this season is expected to lead to head coach Ken Whisenhunt and the team parting ways," while also noting that general manager Rod Graves is not expected to retain his role.
But it's who he speculates could come to the Valley that's interesting.
The Cardinals could choose to pursue Reid as their next head coach, and Reid probably has Arizona on the list of clubs he's most interested in. After all, he would be reunited with quarterback Kevin Kolb, the former Eagle who was dealt to Arizona in 2011, and there is talent on the defensive side of the Cardinals' roster.
But again, Reid's salary level might deter Arizona. Plus, the Cardinals have gone that route before, hiring big-name former playoff-qualifying head coaches a couple times in the relatively recent past, without great results (see Buddy Ryan and Dennis Green).
Banks goes on to note the Cardinals may just decide to promote defensive coordinator Ray Horton to the head coach role while making vice president/player personnel Steve Keim the new general manager.
But it's the point about Reid that is most interesting.
The current Eagles coach has spent the last 14 seasons in Philadelphia, posting a 130-92-1 mark. His teams have posted a 19-10 postseason record, and reached Super Bowl XXXIX in 2004.
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Written by on October 1, 2013 Two awesome pavement tracks in the shadow of the rockiesHaving made the run from Wisconsin all of the way west to western Montana, we were thrilled to arrive in the Flathead Valley, home of the Montana Raceway Park speedway. Just to the east lies the Glacier National Park and some of the most beautiful country we've seen so far.
We combine our coverage of the G.E.T. Rich 212 race at MRP with our visit to Colorado National Speedway, which we actually attended some three weeks later. I wanted to talk about the asphalt side of our Tour in the same issue, just like I combined dirt tracks last issue.
I had heard a lot about both of these speedways for some time before actually coming to them. Although I had been to Colorado to race at Pike Peak Int. Raceway, I never made it to the famous CNS track north of Denver. And I had corresponded with a MRP racer and heard lots of good things from my friend Dick Anderson about that track.
This whole western part of our trip will distinguish itself from the Midwest tracks somewhat. Although there was much to learn back east, the passion I saw in the tracks strung out along the Rocky Mountains was no less intense. So, let's get started.
Montana Raceway Park
Located in Kalispell, Montana, MRP is a jewel of a track. It is not only a good looking facility having been built just 12 years ago in 1990, but it lies in a valley that is surrounded by mountains. Just standing in the pits and looking around at the distant vistas almost takes your breath away.
And we had some time to take a day and travel into, through and around the Glacier National Park. If you decide to take in a race here, be sure to plan an extra day or two to explore. It will be well worth it.
Marie AuClaire was the track manager here for our visit, just like she had been when her parents built and ran the track before selling it to the new owners a few years back, the Thornton family. Giles Thornton's grandparents were the buyers and he races his Late Model here too. Unfortunately, they passed away and the race we were attending was a tribute to Giles grandmother, Gertrude, hence the initials, G.E.T. for Gertrude E. Thornton.
This race not only paid well, $8,000 to win, but the top three finishers were also given 14K gold 1-ounce bars with the name of the race imprinted on them. Once the race was over, all of the participants were lined up on the front stretch and paid in cash by armed Brinks–type guards. These armored car guys also handed out the gold.
The turnout was not what the track had expected due in part to them having one of their bigger races of the year, the Montana 200, just a few weeks before. And, this track is a long way from other tracks and getting teams to travel in this economy is not easy.
Nonetheless, this was a good show and plenty of fans were in attendance. The track spared no expense in putting this on, even hosting a buffet luncheon complete with china dishes and silverware.
We were asked to place our Tour motorhome inside the grandstand gates, right behind the main grandstands and next to the concession stand. I had run through some rain on the way out west and had not been able to find a truck wash before pulling in to the track. So, I had to hand clean the entire bus with a few cloth towels and a bottle of 409. It worked great.
The track itself is about 3/8-mile in length and banked 12 degrees in the turns. It was a bit of a tricky track due to the way it was shaped. It was how a particular car ran their line that determined how well the lap went. And there were distinct transitions from the exit of the turns onto the straights. Having the right shock package would help the car maintain bite and I saw more than a few cars having trouble in this area.
As with most long races, the most consistent handling car was the first to the checkered flag. Several cars were indeed fast, but got caught up in trying to pass too aggressively and ended up having to make their way through traffic time and time again.
Young drivers should not get too disappointed when sent to the rear, they should instead see it as an opportunity to learn how to pass and advance. Where else is that valuable experience going to come from? I have seen very good racers go to the rear and not complain. They have the confidence to be able to come right back to the front.
I just saw on the MRP website that Rick Crawford will be the new promoter/manager for the track for the 2013 season having most recently managed the Mobile Speedway. I'm sure Rick will do a great job and it's refreshing to see a veteran racer run a race track. I really believe he will have a much better perspective for the point of view of the most important element of short track racing promotion, the race teams themselves.
Colorado National Speedway
I have consulted with some of the top racers at this NASCAR sanctioned track over the past 15 years and had always wanted to come out here. I love Denver, the Rocky Mountains, and snow. Although I wouldn't see much of the latter, I would spend about three weeks in the Fort Collins KOA, ride the mountain trails in my Jeep Wrangler, play some golf, and enjoy a bit of a break after our hectic Wisconsin run.
I made four trips out this way in the early '90s staying in Beaver Creek, Frisco, and Leadville with friends from Florida who had moved out here. I almost moved myself, but lost out in a family vote. But I never forgot the feeling of those tall mountains. It was good to be back.
From CNS, you can see past the front range and into the peaks of the Rockies. We were greeted by Jim Nordhougen, the track owner/manager/promoter. He proceeded to tell us all about his passion for this track and how he had made many improvements in the operation over the past few years.
What he came up with included two wide restarts (as opposed to the traditional single-file restart) where the leader chooses which side, a separate starting line before the finish line (so, there could be no jumping the start), special events not racing related such as a monster truck only show, qualifying three at a time to cut down on the length of the program (easily done using the transponders), separate fast dash races, one for the quickest half of the field and another for the other half, and a chain X race where three cars are chained together and race in a figure 8 layout.
He proceeded to tell us all about his passion for this track and how he had made many improvements in the operation over the past few years
In the dash races, the "less than fastest half" race provides a winner who normally does not run up front and or win feature races. And, after winning this dash, they are automatically included in the draw for pole of the feature event. So, this sub-winner gets cash plus a trophy plus could end up starting on the pole for the main event. How cool is that?
Jim also caters to local businesses by providing an exclusive area with a full bar, tables, food and comfortable seating. It gives companies a chance to entertain clients, provide fun for valuable employees, and added value for being a track sponsor.
The track was a 3/8-mile oval with medium banking. It has a couple of severe dips that pretty much exclude any bumpstop or coil bind setups. The transitions are just too much for that. So, conventional setups rule out here.
The ones who ruled the top two classes, at least on this night, were Bruce Yackey in his Late Model and a Grand American Modified prepared by David Gee. Coincidentally, or not, these two are partners in G.A.M. (Greely Automotive Machine) engines, builders of high performance motors for all types of competition.
On a tricky track like CNS, a lot of things must be taken into consideration. Experience in driving this track counts a lot, but chassis preparation is everything. Along with the difficulty of driving the correct line comes the necessity of keeping the car under you, or keeping the four tires attached to the asphalt.
The cars that did well here were the ones that had good shock packages, great balance, and were looked after as far as the basics of alignment. I saw more than one car fade quickly after a fast start, a sure sign of an unbalanced setup.
Jim doesn't crowd the show with too many classes. There are three stock car classes plus the chain race. This keeps the event to a comfortable length and allows families a chance to get home at a decent hour. Too many tracks crowd too much racing into a Friday or Saturday night and overrun the curfew. Kids have a shorter attention span than adults and if you expect to draw whole families, you've got to keep the program inside a certain time frame or risk losing the interest of the front gate people.
Experience in driving this track counts a lot, but chassis preparation is everything
Now that we have completed our stay in the Denver area, we head south down I-25 toward New Mexico where we will stop at the I-25 Speedway in Pueblo, Colorado. Thereafter, we will be staying for a spell in Raton, New Mexico before moving to our most southerly destination, Albuquerque and the NAPA Speedway. Both of these tracks have lots to offer and the extent of the various racing acativities at NAPA will amaze you.


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I was poolside in Puerto Rico, taking photos while watching swimmers striving, racing, succeeding, getting excited and showing disappointment. It was a mix of emotions for the swimmers, but not so much for me--it was more about the details of framing and angle and moment. But when I saw Special Olympics Virginia athlete Rose Pleskow standing on the starting block, waiting for her relay partner to tag the wall, my eyes started to sting and I felt a surge of emotion. Her relay partner was her mother, Susan. Only in Special Olympics could a mother-daughter team be competing at an international aquatics event, I thought. They were in the thick of it, swimming with purpose and grit, pulling every bit of strength from arms and legs and lungs, and they were doing it as teammates. There is something fundamentally awe-inspiring about that. It's called Unified Sports, an initiative at Special Olympics to bring together people with and without intellectual disabilities. Few in the world have the empathy that a mother has for her child, so I suppose Rose and Susan are a natural team. Still...what a moment.
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Wake up Marc. No hardware at Ford just yet.
Just saying it was on my mind.


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Simple question: Spring, Summer, Fall or Winter. What do you like better? Could be for any reason ... better 4x4ing, maybe better time to travel, maybe you like winter sports better ...
I'd say it's a toss up. Fall, and spring, both have nice weather. Fall has the beautiful scenery, but then cleaning up that scenery after it falls off the trees makes me choose spring as the winner.
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For the BSA 'V' emblem awarded to Boy Scouts in a Venture patrol see Venture Patrol Letter.
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Award requirements
A Varsity Scout letter may be earned by Varsity Scouts in a who participate in an ultimate adventure based on a high-adventure or sports feature.
The Varsity Scout program is a stand-alone unit within a chartered organization. Youth members of a Varsity Scout team are boys 14 to 17 years old organized in squads. The Varsity Scout's youth leader is the team captain. The Varsity Scout letter is administered by the Varsity team coach.
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The Varsity Scout letter is awarded to team members who participate in an "ultimate adventure." Ultimate adventures are based on high-adventure or sports program features and are preceded by training or practice sessions. High-adventure/sports activities occur every three to six months, but teams participate in a "big event" (an extended experience such as a BSA high-adventure base) once a year.
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Varsity Scouts earn the letter at the conclusion of the first ultimate adventure, and receive another letter (a Varsity Scout letter bar that pins to the letter emblem) for each adventure completed thereafter.
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In addition to the Varsity Scout letter or letter bar, team members may be optionally awarded one of 27 Varsity Scout activity pins to the letter emblem. The team captain (youth leader) sets the requirements and awards the activity pins. Activities are planned by the youth High-adventure/Sports program manager; possible activities may be other than the 27 program features. Activities outside of the program features are not awarded activity pins.
Both youth and adult team members may earn the letter.
Youth requirements
- 1. Be a registered Varsity Scout team member.
- 2. Advance at least one rank in the Boy Scout program (or earning a palm for those who are already Eagle Scouts).
- 3. Serve in leadership positions in a Varsity Scout team for at least six months.
- 4. Perform the primary leadership role on at least two activities, and provide supportive leadership in the remaining in the five areas of emphasis. Program managers choose activities in their field of emphasis; team captains may serve as primary leader any of the five fields of emphasis.
- 5. Satisfy to the team captain that you know and live by the Varsity Scout Pledge.
- 6. Complete a progress review by a review board that includes a district or council representative and is lead by the advancement program manager.
Adult requirements
- 1. Complete Varsity Scout Leader Fast Start training and Varsity Scout Leader Fundamentals training (approved by training committee).
- 2. Attend at least six Varsity Huddles (Roundtables).
- 3. Complete a minimum of six months as a registered Varsity Scout leader.
Source: 2000 Varsity Scout Guidebook (34827A), Boy Scout/Varsity Scout Uniform Inspection Sheet (34283)
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Print, trim and fold scorecard for a youth team member to retain in his possession, and keep track of his award requirements and progress:
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- Varsity Scout Letter Scorecard (75K PDF) Modified, Team 336 Omaha, NE (Rev. 6/06).
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Print, trim and fold scorecard for an adult team member to retain, and keep track of award requirements and progress:
- Varsity Scout Leader Letter Scorecard (186K PDF) BSA 1991 (No. 18-750).
- Varsity Scout Leader Letter Scorecard (19K PDF) BSA 1991 (Recreated for smaller file and better reproduction).
- Varsity Scout Leader Letter Scorecard (142K PDF) Modified, Greater St. Louis Area Council (Rev. 4/03).
A related adult scorecard is the Varsity Scout Leader Progress for the Coach's Key and the Varisty Scout Leader Training Award:
- Varsity Scout Leader's Progress Record (21K PDF) BSA 1991).
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Federal Drive Interviews -- Dec. 19, 2012
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Today's guests:
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Congress yesterday showed it can get something done. Although the fiscal year started two months ago, House and Senate negotiators reached a final compromise on a Defense Authorization Bill. But Congress still hasn't passed, and therefore the president hasn't signed, an appropriations bill. So where does that leave DoD in reality?
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Recent storms and floods have not shown a massive movement to federal telework. In fact, the majority of federal employees are uncertain what their agency telework policies actually are, or whether they are authorized to telework. But that will change, according to one of the authors of the Telework Enhancement Act. Rep. John Sarbanes (D-Md.) told us what he thought were the main benefits of the law.
When Congress approved a phase retirement approach for federal employees, it was part of an effort by a few lawmakers to create a more flexible workplace. The Office of Personnel Management is expected to release the phased retirement proposed regulations in early 2013. Rep. Gerry Connolly (D-Va.) represents Northern Virginia. He tells executive editor Jason Miller why he thinks workplace flexibility, including the idea of banking leave, is so important to attracting and retaining employees.
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President Obama may be with us for another four years, but many in his cabinet will not. Vivian Riefberg is a leader of the public sector practice in the Americas at McKinsey and Company. She thinks this next inauguration is also a major transition, perhaps as big as if someone else had been elected.
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President Barack Obama and House Speaker John Boehner may be closing in on a deal to avoid the fiscal cliff. It's one sure to make federal retirees frown. The White House's new proposal includes a measure that could reduce future cost-of-living adjustments for federal and military retirees and anyone who gets Social Security. Payments could shrink by 0.3 percent each year. Things are far from certain. The White House won't describe this proposal as the president's final offer.
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The accident has been cleared and Highway 32 is now open in both directions.
12/3/2010 4:30 p.m. update
I just spoke with Cal Trans spokes-person Julia Lee and she soncifrmed that Highway 32 is still closed in both directions. She soudl not give a specific estimate but thought that the hghway would likey be oepned in one to two hours.
12/3/2010 11:45 a.m. update
According to CalTrans spokesperson Julie Lee, Highway 32 remains close in both directions due to an over turned tanker truck. Hazardous fuel cleanup and fuel removal operations are still in progress.
No estimation of when the highway will re-open is available, but cleanup operations are expected to be on-going for sevearl hours.
State Highway 32 west of Chester is closed in both directions at this time in both directions due to an overturned loaded fuel tanker.
The closure is approxametly 1.3 miles west of junction with Hioghway 36. Highway 32 is closed to westbound traffic at Jct SR 36 and closed to eastbound traffic approx 10 miles west of Butte/Tehema Co line at Upper Humbolt Rd.According to Cal Trans spokesperson, there is a fuel spill. State Department of Fish and Game and a hazardous spill response team from Tehama County have responed. The contents of the tanker truck will have to be pumped off before the truck can be up-righted and the roaded way cleared. There is no estimate of how long this might take.
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The Mariners ended the first half of the 2013 season as one of the hottest teams in baseball, and they are carrying that momentum into the season's second half. Seattle is riding a season-high five-game win streak, and a victory on Sunday against the Astros would give the team consecutive series sweeps, its first two of the season.
The wins are the byproduct of a newly-potent offense, a result of hot-hitting rookies Brad Miller, Nick Franklin and Mike Zunino, and the steady slugging of veterans such as Raul Ibanez and Kendrys Morales. The lineup is hitting so well that even some key injuries haven't been able to slow Seattle's bats down.
"It's interesting because you still had your Millers and Franklins and Zuninos there in Spring Training, even though they didn't break with us early on," manager Eric Wedge said. "Those kind of things come into play a little bit. There are a couple guys that are hurt, not having a [Franklin] Gutierrez or [Michael] Morse or even a [Jesus] Montero that you were counting on early to be some of your hitters, that says a lot about these other guys and how they've stepped up."
Felix Hernandez makes his first start since his All-Star appearance on Tuesday. He's 1-1 with a 3.00 ERA in two career starts against the Astros, including a win at Minute Maid Park on April 22 when he threw six shutout innings with five hits, one walk and nine strikeouts.
Hernandez leads the AL with a 2.53 ERA and 138 2/3 innings pitched and is third in strikeouts with 140.
Despite dropping their first two games following the All-Star break to the Mariners, the Astros are feeling good early in the season's second half. As the youngest team in the American League enters Sunday's game looking to avoid the sweep at home, the players feel that the struggles of their rocky first half are largely behind them.
"Definitely, we're feeling better," center fielder Brandon Barnes said. "Guys are feeling a lot more comfortable. We've had a full half of AL baseball and starting to see pitchers a second, third, fourth time around, so guys know what we're seeing at the plate."
Jordan Lyles will take the mound for Houston, and the righty is looking to recapture the stuff that made him one of baseball's best young arms in May and early June. Since then he has struggled, however, allowing 18 runs (15 earned) in his last four starts.
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• While the Mariners beat the Astros, 4-2, on Saturday night despite being held to a single hit, they were unable to knock a home run in Minute Maid Park, ending the team's club-record streak of games with a home run at 23. The Mariners homered in every game since June 20, but were unable to catch the 2002 Rangers' record of 27 games.
Wedge said the mark is something to take pride in for a club that is tied for second in the Majors in most home runs this season.
"It's something that's never been done before with the Mariners," he said. "There have been so many great teams and players here, I think it says a lot about our current roster. It's a level of consistency, which is rare, to be driving the ball and hitting the ball out of the ballpark. And you have to put together good at-bats, a volume of good at-bats together to get your hits. It's not just hitting the ball hard and making it go a long way. There's a lot more that goes into it than that. I think it's one hell of an accomplishment."
The Mariners led all teams in home runs this spring in Cactus League play, breaking records along the way, but their leading home run hitter in spring was Morse with nine and he's been sidelined through the current streak with a strained hamstring. Gutierrez, tied for third in spring with five homers, is also on the DL.
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• When the Mariners traded for Erik Bedard in 2008 they sent three players -- Adam Jones, George Sherrill, and Chris Tillman -- to Baltimore who would eventually play in an All-Star Game. Bedard never won more than six games in his three seasons with Seattle, but on Saturday night, he looked like the ace the Mariners thought was worth all those prospects five years ago.
Bedard struck out seven batters in the first four innings, not allowing a baserunner until Morales walked to lead off the fifth. The Mariners never got a hit off their former teammate, but drew five walks and forced the lefty to throw 109 pitches before being pulled from the game with one out in the seventh.
In his 6 1/3 innings, Bedard struck out 10, while allowing one earned run. Still, he was given the loss in his no-hit bid, allowing three runs across thanks to a pair of passed balls by catcher Jason Castro.
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• The Mariners lost another streak on Saturday night, as third baseman Kyle Seager saw his 15-game hit streak come to an end.
• In his first and only previous start against the Mariners, 22-year-old Lyles became the youngest Astro to strike out 10 or more batters since Larry Dierker whiffed 14 on May 7, 1969.


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On our first vacation to France, we took a short trip to a small town nearby to see a 300-year-old fort. We stopped to ask some locals, who were playing pétanque (a popular form of lawn bowling), where the fort was. They invited us to join their game instead, suggesting it was much more interesting. We spent a lovely afternoon, and it's hard to imagine getting the same invitation in Paris.
Spain – Spain is my favorite European country for beach villas. The sea is warm, the people friendly and there is a large selection of villas with pools. We're fortunate that one of our friends who often travels with us is fluent in Spanish, and therefore a great help on allergy questions. We have rented two villas in Spain, and the better area was the southeast corner around the town of Mojacar, which is hotter, drier and less touristy than the Costa del Sol. But it is still close enough to do a day trip to Granada, which should not be missed.
Italy – What's not to love about fabulous architecture and great food everywhere you go? Near the Tuscany and Umbria border, a group of 16 of us rented a 400-year-old farmhouse with a pool (www.euholidaynet.com/Rental/property.aspx?property=1010). The villa was at the end of a long narrow road in the middle of nowhere with gorgeous views of the rolling hills in the surrounding countryside.
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Portugal – Our first-ever villa trip was with four other couples to Portugal before we had kids. The villa looked OK in the photos the owner sent us, and my research suggested this area of the Algarve was not too built up. Still, we were a bit apprehensive when we first got there. But the pictures had not even done the place justice: it was six bedrooms with gorgeous marble floors, huge bathrooms, a beautiful pool and an ocean view (http://www.homeaway.co.uk/Portugal/Algarve/holiday-house-Burgau/p392.htm). We had such a great time with our friends on that trip that we have done a villa trip almost every year since.
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Pirates right-hander Gerrit Cole has beaten Tim Lincecum, Zack Greinke and Jered Weaver. Next up for the rookie ace slayer? Phillies left-hander Cole Hamels.
Cole and the Pirates face Hamels' Phillies in an Independence Day series finale on Thursday in Pittsburgh.
The Pirates, winners in 11 of their last 13, have continued to be the class of the National League thanks in large part to their pitching. Although some advanced statistics lead some to believe Pittsburgh pitchers might not be able to keep up their current pace, the Pirates continue to produce effective outings.
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So, too, does Hamels -- even if his record continues to be a poor reflection of his effort. Although the lefty hasn't received much run support this season, his last two starts have been shaky, as he's surrendered leads in each.
"Another poor performance," Hamels said after his last outing, during which he allowed four runs in six innings against the Padres. "It's not the situation you want to be in. It's a continuation of not being able to do what I intend to do."
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Outfielder Delmon Young went 3-for-5 on Wednesday, notching the 1,000th hit of his career along the way. Of the 86 active players to hit that mark, five are Phillies -- Michael Young, Jimmy Rollins, Chase Utley, Ryan Howard and Young.
• Rollins has a six-game hitting streak (.320).
• Seven of Philadelphia's 15 losses since June 7 have been charged to the bullpen.
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Andrew McCutchen exploded last July, hitting .446/.510/.739 with seven home runs. The Pirates' center fielder is riding a five-game hitting streak and went 3-for-3 with two walks and two runs scored on Wednesday.
• Starling Marte has an eight-game hitting streak, during which he's batting .341 with four doubles, two triples and two homers.
• Outfielder Jose Tabata went 1-for-4 on Wednesday in his return from the disabled list.
• With Wednesday's win, left-hander Jeff Locke became the first Pirates lefty to win eight consecutive starts since John Candelaria also won eight straight in 1983.
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• The Phillies are 15-25 at PNC Park since it opened in 2001. A win Thursday would give the Phillies their first series victory in Pittsburgh since April 2008.
• Wednesday's ninth-inning homer by Philadelphia's Domonic Brown was the first the Pirates' pitching staff has allowed at PNC Park since June 13, a streak spanning 81 innings.
• The Pirates are 16-1 in the 17 home contests McCutchen has recorded a multi-hit game.
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1979-1993 Mustang Ignition System
As Mustangs began their third generation, many of the components began to modernize. This is especially evident under the hood, where electronic ignition became the standard versus the old points system. That doesn't mean there aren't ways to increase ignition performance in your Fox Body Mustang. CJ Pony Parts sells many high quality, high performing Mustang Ignition System components for 1979-1993 Mustangs, so if you're looking for the latest and greatest parts, order today!
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John L. Grove College of BusinessShippensburg University1871 Old Main DriveGrove 124Shippensburg, PA 17257-2299
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The personal financial planning concentration at Ship is a great opportunity to enhance your career and give yourself an edge in the job market.
The basic elements of personal financial planning include cash flow/budgeting analysis, insurance needs, education funding requirements, investment decision, analysis of debt, retirement planning, forecasting retirement benefits and costs, income tax planning, and estate planning. Shippensburg University's program is officially approved by the CFP® (Certified Financial Planner) Board of Standards. If you take all the courses in our program you can take the CFP®examination and earn this professional certification. We encourage you to take advantage of this great opportunity that will enhance your career.
Ship has a well-established Business Internship Program that provides opportunities for on-the-job experience while gaining college credits. Finance majors intern at security brokerage firms, financial services firms, commercial banks, manufacturing firms, as well as government agencies. Internships often turn into job offers, according to post-graduate surveys of Ship business students.
With a specialty in personal financial planning, you can choose a career within a full array of jobs. Typically, you can be a self-employed financial advisor, or work for depository and non-depository financial institutions such as banks, saving institutions, credit unions, brokerage firms, law offices, and human resource and employee benefits departments, among others.
The undergraduate BSBA degree in Finance requires the completion of a minimum of 120 credit hours in the following areas:


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Shift Lights and Warning Lights
There's enough going on in a race car not to have a shift light. JEGS carries MSD shift lights as well as Auto Meter, Proform and others for your street and racing needs. Shift lights help avoid over revving, which can cause damage and costly repairs. |
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Wore suit and got several positive comments. Especially like the smaller waist size of 35 inches with a 42 jacket. I need to have most suits altered. That was not the case with this purchase.
When I suit I ordered the wrong size It was nice hi quality suit
Great suit! Cut is beautifull and no imperfections. Fit cut! Pulls a bit in the back under the arms. Pants and jacket size run small. i usually wear 42 suits, order 44 and it was too small, had to re-order 46
This suit is of high quality. It's comfortable and my wife tells me I look hot in it...
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