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It's time once again for the Superbowl of Country Music.
Jamboree In The Hills has brought the world's top country music acts to our own back yard for nearly four decades. In turn, the popular annual event has attracted hundreds of thousands of diehard fans from across the country to the area as well.
Everyone in the nation has been feeling the effects of our struggling economy, but for most fans of Jamboree In The Hills, the annual excursion isn't something that's even considered when cutbacks for the year are eyed. When folks look at their budgets for the year, true Jambo fans are likely to make the mid-July pilgrimage a high priority.
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JITH has not only become an annual summer tradition for the Ohio Valley, but it also provides a significant annual economic spark for Belmont County. It's a huge boost to the area in terms of tourism-fueled revenues. Many retailers benefit from the flood of additional dollars being funneled into the local economy for the week, as do the local hotels, which are undoubtedly booked full.
The Belmont County Tourism Council reaps the benefits of increased hotel tax revenues, and that board gives a significant amount of that money directly back to the local community every year. Even the new Belmont County Fairground property on Roscoe Road will be bustling with Jamboree campers who rent sites directly from a public entity.
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Who said you had to rap in order for you to make a Hip-Hop record? The truth is that you don't have to rap at all. How many Hip-Hop records have been hits with simple call and response chants? How many Hip-Hop records are simply instrumental compositions? How many Hip-Hop classics have someone singing? If you are younger than 25 or a fucking retard you should put Oran 'Juice' Jones inside of the YouTube search window, or DRS Gangsta Lean. Rapping is only a part of making a Hip-Hop record.
After listening to Fisty Scent's latest leak 'Heartless Monster' I realized how he could make an entire album of himself simply ad-libbing random thoughts with the reverb turned up and that shit would be the most entertaining record of the year. As a matter of fact it would be the top seller too. Provided the beats were brutally hard as fuck. On 'Heartless Monster' Fisty doesn't start "rapping" until the 0:22 mark. He then raps until the 1:29 position. The song is three minutes long. So essentially there is 1 minute of rhymes over 3 minutes of music. During the rest of that time Fisty makes shout outs and threats and amuses himself while saying random shit with the reverb turned up.
That was the best part of the song. Okay, he did have that line about having a baby with your baby mama and becoming part of your family. That was good but the most entertaining aspect of the song is Fisty Scent's greasy talk. When he talks about sending the young goons out to beat up faggots or making his own R-n-B album you have to laugh. Not that Fisty wouldn't do either of these things, but just the idea that he amuses himself with spazzing out is what makes for a good piece of music. I'm already imagining some of the titles that Fisty might use for his new album…
Fuck These Faggots
On FTF Fisty Scent speaks about how the music industry is overrun with faggotry. He talks about how auto-tune and skinny jeans suck and he says that your favorite rapper is likely to be homosexual. The beat is by Dre. Shit is a classic.Bitches Ain't Shit
With BAS Fisty airs out all the hos that just want to spend up niggers monies. Fisty talks about some bitch he is fucking that follows him around the country with her man's checkbook. Beats again are by Dre.I Will Kill You Man
Fisty warns anyone that would even think of using these beats by Dre for their mixtape that he will personally visit their home and kill them. This joint is produced by Lord Finesse, er, rather Dre.Fuck These Rappers
This is the Fisty track we have all been waiting for. He proceeds to air out The Game, Lil' Wayne, Young Buck and Kanye West by telling us the story that they were all at an orgy together and only Fisty had sex with the women.Fuck These Homos
Faggots really piss off Fisty Scent and now he directs his ad-libs at the industry people that shit on his projects or just simply don't think he is the best. This song is powered by yet another Dr.Dre throwaway track which was considered for Detox.
The beats are what make this Fisty Scent ad-lib album so memorable. They knock hard and they help him get out the aggressive talk that returns him back to the top of the heap of Hip-Hop artists. The next thing we see in Hip-Hop is a bunch of rappers turning the reverb up to 10 to talk shit. Haha, and some of you thought auto-tune sucked!?!
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The Orpheum Theater was owned and built in 1909 in the Peebles Corner section of Cincinnati by Colonel Ike Martin of Chester Amusement Park reknown. The Orpheum Theater was erected to deliver high class vaudeville to the city without being affiliated with a major vaudeville chain until William Morris joined forces with it a few years later.
This was the only "double theater" built in Cincinnati during the early days of filmdom. Though the Orpheum Theater started as a single screen theater in 1918, it added a second screen on the sixth floor of its parent structure. In the early silent days both organs in the theaters were connected so that one organist could play on the first floor and it would be repeated musically on the slave instrument five floors above.
The second auditorium on the sixth floor was serviced by a passenger elevator and the side walls and roof of this cinema were built of large glass panels which could be opened to capture any passing breezes in the hot sticky summer months. The theater was known as the "sky theater", something like an interior airdrome theater.
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A Mighty WurliTzer Theater Theater Pipe Organ, Opus 7, was shipped to an unknown location in Philadelphia, Pennsylania. It was reposesed and rebuilt as Opus 61 a 2 Manual/6 Rank and shipped to this theater on June 4, 1915. Another Console was added on January 18, 1916. This matches exactly with the above comment of hank.sykes "Two WurliTzer organs were in use…with the master on the first floor and a slave unit on the sixth floors Sky Th.". It is not known what happened to these organs.
Another WurliTzer, Opus 1922, Style 1903M was shipped to this theater on July 31, 1928. It is know what happened to this organ, sit down for this, (I hope this is an eror) it was junked!
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In 1945 my mother was a manager at this theatre. It's curios that no one has commented that Tyrone Power, about 1932 or 1933, had been an usher here. The hey-day of theatre going was slowing down, (TV, demolished in 1952) and the theatre was barley able to stay open. I remember that they start having various orphanages around the city come in and enjoy a live variety stage show with the like Harris Rosedale and others. I had access to all parts of the building at that time, and was able to make off hour tours. I was able to actual see the background equipment for the Wurlitzer Organ that was located in the side boxes on the first and second floor of the auditorium. Some other features of the building: A bowling alley on the third floor; There were two balcony levels in the main auditorium; Of course the skylight theatre at the very top of the building; The skylight theatre about 1946 was converted into a TV manufacturing plant for Muntz TVs – lasted about 2 years or so; there was a swimming pool under the main stage stage, that was used as an aqua show during the 1920-1930s; there were at least 20 dressing rooms throughout the building; there were at least 5 elevators; the building was funished with marble through out the pedestrian areas; and on and on. Too bad it was demolished.
Hello Wayne C. ,thanks for some fresh new info on the Orpheum! In the 1940's were you also an usher? Were the 5 elevators on only one side of the building?Were the organ pipes still in their first and second story chambers? Were any of the Martin Family members still working there? Was the bowling operation still being used in the l940"s? What was your Moms first and last name? Sorry to be so nosey, but this theate fascinates me! Love to hear more of your rememberances!
To answer Hank Sykes questions – I was not an usher, to young, however did work in the concession stands and with the cleaning up of the auditorium.
About the elevators – what I can remember was there 2 or 3 in the main lobby, 2 near the boxes in the main auditorium, and I think there or four in the main back stage area.
Tthe organs; yes, they still had there pipes, and as I recall these were located on the right side of the main auditorium. The boxes on the left and right, both floors, also had various other musical devices, such as cymbals, bells, violins, sort of like a calliope, in that all sorts of musical sound would be emitted. Must have been quit something in the early 1900's.
The Martin family, I don't think I met any of them, perhaps more information would ring a bell or two. I do remember E. J. (Earl) Graham as the top manager at this location.
I'm not sure when they shut down the bowling alleys, but they were not in operation from 1947 onward.
In the late '40s, early '50s the Orpheum would occasionally have some type of special showing, something with particular theme, such as Westerns. They were having a Western showing – which was for about a week or so. One of the displays they had was a set of western style pistols. Must have been 15 or 20 of them.
Since I, as well as my brothers and cousins, had access to the entire theatre facility, we each took a pistol and went about chasing each other around the entire place, playing cowboys (and sheriff)! How dangerous was that? We ran around throughout the entire place, in the balconies (there were 3 levels), basement, back stage, down in the dressing rooms back stage, and the dressing rooms which encircled the entire back stage area, there must have been about 15 or so. Quiet and experience.
Hello WayneC,What a terriffic place to play at Cowboys and Sheriff with real guns. Did you have passes to all the other RKO Theaters in Cincinnati?Maybe the near by Paramount Th.? Do you still live in the Nati area?Have you visited the Peebles Corner Area to see what the vast changes are?Where was the projection booth located? Were there opening and closing curtains and were there more than one set of drapes?Was there any stage scenery left from the earlier days?Could you tell us about Mr. Earl (J.)Graham (the manager), I found an obituary about Earl (A.) Graham from the Enquirer of Nov. 7,2001 he was aged 87, but I doubt that this is the same man. Did you remain in the cinema business? Did you ever get to hear the Wurlitzer at the Paramount Th?Your recall if splendid hope you can tell us more.
To answer more of Mr Sykes questions:
I could get passes to all of the RKO theatres in Cincinnati, although I didn't use the perk all that much. Maybe to the Albee and quit often across the street to the Paramount.
I'm not quit sure what the 'Nati' area is to which you refer. I now live in Venice, Florida, but visit Cincinnati frequently. And yes I have noticed the Peebles Corner area. Quit a change from the mid to late 1940's, but I guess that's gone – forever, at least in my life time.
Relative to the project booths: I would visit these occasionaly, and what a magical place that was. This was when I learned that the film being projected had a sound track on the left side of the film. This would was 'read' by a lighted box – not sure what it's called, and this would make the sound. When the film was passing through the projector it would flash various codes to the proejector operator signalling him when to swith to another projector. As the film was produced in reels of about 35-45 minutes in length, and they needed a way to switch to another reel once one was completed. They did this rather seamlessly (usually). Today they make the films in reels about 5 feer in diameter, and can usually get a full length movie on one reel.
There were located on the second balcony.
Yes, there were opening and closing curtains. There were rather massive – I would say 20feet by 60 ft., and there were 3 layers or so. They would open and close them between each picture showing. I sure they must have been used when there where vaudeville shows.
Not sure if the EJ Graham you mentioned was the same. Could have been.
No I no longer am with any cinema business. Would like to take the trip to TMC's upcoming event in LA this spring.
Did not get to hear the organ at the Paramount. Remember that the one at the Orpheum was played once.
Hello WayneC;The device on a film projector which reads the sound is called a sound scanner. Most old film prints ran about 20 minutes and the cues for the projectionist were printed in the right hand corner of the film print which was projected upon the cinema screen. This printed signal told the projectionist when to start the second machine to complete a smooth film changeover. Thats the little I have gleaned about film projection. The (Nati )I refered to was a shortened version of the word Cincinnati taken from a litter ad which ran on tv here encouraging people not to "Trash the Nati!" I'm guessing that AMC in L.A. stands for American Movie Classics? What goes on at that event? If you're back visiting Peebles Corner a great local restaurant in that area is called (The Parkside Cafe)on McMillian Ave. Do you know anything about The Century Theater of 1914 on Gilbert Ave? As you mentioned Tyrone Powers was an usher at the Orpheum and Paramount Theaters ,he took his training at The Schuster-Martin School on Kemper Lane, which later became The Little Playhouse.Also the Twenthieth Century Th., in Oakley opened in 1941 with Tyrone Powers in "Blood and Sand". You probably know that Mrs. Wurlitzer had the Paramount Th. built in 1931, but because Cincinnati was an RKO dominated town they took over her operation. So strange for a Paramount Th. to be affilated with RKO and not Publix Films which was their studio film distributor! Any more recall about your Orpheum days?
Wayne C ,I ment to say Turner Movie Classics not American Movie Classics,sorry. Hank
I grew up around Peebles Corner in the late30's and 40's, attended Assumption church and school on Gilbert ave…..my dad, Earl Graham, managed the Orpheum in the late 40's…..never missed a double feature there ….walked across the street to the Paramount for big Technicolor shows with B etty Grable, Alice Faye et al. Harris Rosedale and wife Roberta ran a local dance studio….occasionally staged an amateur show 0n the Orpheum stage.
To rather belatedly respond to hanksykes question of March 14, 2012, regarding the Century Theatre, I found this item in the November 11, 1916, issue of The Moving Picture World:
"Exit Cincinnati's Century Theater."Cincinnati, Ohio. — The Century theater at Peebles corner, which has been at various times used with some success as a picture house, with interims of vaudeville, is to be turned into a public market, according to plans which have been perfected by local interests with capital behind them. The Century has been idle for the past two years, in spite of its apparently fine location, right at one of the busiest suburban corners in the city, its proximity to the popular Orpheum being largely responsible for its failure to prove a success. It was built in 1909 for use as a moving-picture house by John J. and Edward Ryan."
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Author: Adams, Samuel
Recipient: Adams, John
Date: 1776-01-15
From Samuel Adams
Jany 15 1776
My dear sir
Altho I have at present but little Leisure, I cannot omit writing you a few Lines by this Express.
I have seen certain Instructions which were given by the Capital of the Colony of New Hampshire to its Delegates in their provincial Convention, the Spirit of which I am not altogether pleased with.
There is one part of them at least, which I think discovers a Timidity which is unbecoming a People oppressed and insulted as they are, and who at their own Request have been advisd and authorizd by Congress, to set up and exercise Government in such form as they should judge most conducive to their own Happiness. It is easy to understand what they mean when they speak of "perfecting a form of Govt.
." They indeed explain themselves by saying that they
"should prefer the Govt. of Congress
(their provincial Convention) till quieter times." The Reason they assign for it, I fear, will be considered as showing a Readiness to condescend to the Humours of their Enemies, and their publickly expressly and totally disavowing Independency either on the Nation or
the Man
who insolently and perseveringly demands the Surrender of their Liberties with the Bayonet pointed at their Breasts may be construed to argue a Servility
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and Baseness of soul for which Language doth not afford an Epethet. It is by indiscrete Resolutions and Publications that the Friends of America have too often given occasion to their Enemies to injure her Cause. I hope however that the Town of Portsmouth doth not in this Instance speak the Sense of that Colony. I wish, if it be not too late, that you would write your Sentiments of the Subject to our worthy Friend Mr. L——
who I suppose is now in Portsmouth. If that Colony should take a wrong Step, I fear it would wholly defeat a Design which I confess I have much at heart.
A Motion was made in Congress the other Day to the following purpose, that whereas we had been charged with aiming at Independency, a Committee should be appointed to explain to the People at large the Principles and Grounds of our Opposition &c.
The Motion alarmd me. I thought Congress had already been explicit enough, and was apprehensive that we might get ourselves upon dangerous Ground. Some of us prevailed so far as to have the Matter postponed but could not prevent the assigning a Day to consider it. I may perhaps have been wrong in opposing this Motion, and I ought the rather to suspect it, because the Majority of your Colony as well as of the Congress were of a different opinion.
I had lately some free Conversation with an eminent Gentleman
whom you well know, and whom your Portia, in one of her Letters, admired if I recollect right, for his
expressive Silence
, about a Confederation, A Matter which our much valued Friend Coll. W.
is very sollicitous to have compleated. We agreed that it must soon be brought on, and that if all the Colonies could not come into it, it had better be done by those of them that inclind to it. I told him that I would endeavor to unite the New England Colonies in confederating, if
of the rest would joyn in it. He approved of it, and said, if I succeeded he would cast in his Lot among us.
Jany 16th
As this Express did not sett off yesterday according to my Expectation, I have the opportunity of acquainting you that Congress has just receivd a Letter from General Washington inclosing the Copy of an Application of our General Assembly to him to order Payment to four Companies stationed at Braintree Weymouth and Hingham.
The General says they were never regimented, and he cannot comply with the Request of the Assembly without the Direction of Congress. A Committee is appointed to consider the Letter of which I am one. I fear there will be a Difficulty and therefore I shall endeavor to pre•
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vent a Report on this part of the Letter, unless I shall see a prospect of Justice being done to the Colony, till I can receive from you authentick Evidence of those Companies having been actually employed by the continental officers, as I conceive they have been, in the Service of the Continent. I wish you would inform me whether the two Companies stationed at Chelsea and Maldin were paid out of the Continents Chest. I suppose they were, and if so, I cannot see Reason for any Hesitation about the payment of these. I wish also to know how many others our Colony is at the Expence of maintaining for the Defence of its Sea Coasts. Pray let me have some Intelligence from you, of the Colony which we represent. You are sensible of the Danger it has frequently been in of suffering greatly for Want of regular Information.
Adams Papers
); with enclosure. This letter was forwarded by James Warren (Warren to
31 Jan.
, below).
. These instructions, which appeared in an enclosed clipping from a Philadelphia newspaper, and from which Samuel Adams quotes below, intended a firm stand against independence and cited the bad effect that the precipitate assumption of government by the New Hampshire Convention would have because it would allow Britain to persuade its people that independence was the American aim (
Documents & Records Relating to the Province of New Hampshire
, ed. Nathaniel Bouton, 7 vols., Nashua, N.H., 1867–1873, 7:701–702).
. John Langdon, delegate to the congress from New Hampshire, had obtained a leave of absence on 2 Jan. (
, 4:23).
. Presumably independent governments for other colonies, which would lead in turn to independence from Great Britain.
. This motion was offered by James Wilson of Pennsylvania on 9 Jan. On the 24th a committee composed of John Dickinson, Wilson, William Hooper, James Duane, and Robert Alexander was appointed to prepare an address to the American people. On 13 Feb. the address, which was in the hand of Wilson, and which, according to one observer, was "very long, badly written and full against Independency," was tabled by the congress, never to be considered again (Richard Smith's Diary, 9, 24 Jan. and 13 Feb. in
Burnett, ed.,
Letters of Members
, 1:304, 326, 348;
, 4:87, 134–146, which contains the draft of the address).
. Benjamin Franklin; see
5 Nov. 1775
Adams Family Correspondence
, 1:320–321).
. James Warren, who had called for a confederation in a letter to
14 Nov. 1775
(above) and in another to Samuel Adams, which, though not found, is referred to in Samuel Adams to Warren of 7 Jan. 1776 (
Warren-Adams Letters
, 1:197–200). "W" is identified as George Wythe in
, 9:373 and thus by Burnett in
Letters of Members
, 1:311. This identification is mistakenly based on William Gordon's
(3 vols., N.Y., 1794, 2:13), in which Gordon, quoting from this letter, identifies the person with whom Adams spoke as probably a Virginia delegate. Gordon makes no reference to Franklin, the central figure in the paragraph and in the controversy over the Articles of Confederation.
. Washington's letter of 31 Dec. 1775 was referred to a committee consisting of Samuel Adams, George Wythe, and James Wilson (
, No. 152, I;
, 4:54; see also Josiah Quincy to
, 2 Jan.,
note 1
, above).
Cite web page as:
Founding Families: Digital Editions of the Papers of the Winthrops and the Adamses,
ed.C. James Taylor. Boston: Massachusetts Historical Society, 2015.


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Uninsured motorist coverage isn't required, but it will be automatically added to your policy unless you reject it in writing.
Licensing and registration authority: Wyoming Dept. of Transportation – Driver Services
You can typically add the following optional coverages to your Wyoming auto policy to give you added financial protection if you ever need to make a claim:
A 2011 report from the Insurance Research Council estimated that 10 percent of Wyoming drivers were uninsured in 2009. On the bright side, this was below the national average of 13.8 percent, but it still means every tenth driver was uninsured.
Uninsured motorist coverage is designed to offer financial protection from uninsured drivers, who may not be able to pay for your medical expenses or repairs after an accident you didn't cause. It's not required in Wyoming, but it will be added to your policy automatically unless you decline it in writing.
If you finance or lease your car, comprehensive and collision coverages may be required by your loan or leasing agent.
The Cowboy State has deemed electronic proof of auto insurance OK — meaning you can just pull up your car insurance ID cards on your phone or other smart device if you ever get pulled over. And, of course, the good ol' paper cards are still acceptable too.
An SR-22 is a certificate your insurance company can file on your behalf if the state requires it. The SR-22 proves that you have the legally required amount of coverage through your insurer.
Drivers whose licenses have been suspended may need to file an SR-22 through their insurers for up to 3 years.
Depending on your insurer, the general driving habits, claims, and accident rates in your neck of the woods may impact what you pay for car insurance. With that in mind, here are a few stats worth mentioning.
A 2010 report from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics revealed that Wyoming had the worst traffic fatality rate in the nation in 2009. The state experienced more than 27 driving-related deaths per 100,000 motorists. The national average was 10.63 per 100,000 drivers.
In 2012, just 77 percent of front-seat occupants were observed using restraints, well below the national average of 86 percent.
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(Saturday, January 19) Final Score: St. Bonaventure 81, Temple 78 Philadelphia, PA (Sports Network) - Led by a career-high 22 points from Matthew Wright the St. Bonaventure Bonnies knocked off the Temple Owls, 81-78, in an Atlantic 10 conference battle at the Liacouras Center. Eric Mosley and Demetrius Conger each added 15 points, Youssou Ndoye had 12 and Chris Johnson chipped in 10 to go with seven assists for St. Bonaventure (7-10, 1-3 A-10) which ended a six-game losing streak. Khalif Wyatt scored 31 points to pace Temple (12-5, 2-2) while Jake O'Brien added 16, T.J. Dileo put in 11 and Scootie Randall tacked on 10. The Owls had won 16 straight against St. Bonaventure before the loss. At the end of the first half the Bonnies led 40-36. St. Bonaventure shot 46.7 percent in the first half, including a 6-of-10 showing from beyond the arc. Temple kept pace by hitting 46.4 percent of its shots while knocking down 7-of-17 from 3-point range. In the second half the Bonnies heated up to 52 percent shooting while rattling in 5-of-8 from long range to hold off a late charge from the host Owls. The win was the first in 31 attempts at Temple for St. Bonaventure. 01/19 15:52:20 ET Powered by The Sports Network. |


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Submissions Being Taken for `Redbird Super Fan' Contest
Nov. 6, 2008 NORMAL, Ill - The Illinois State Athletics Department has announced an exciting opportunity for Illinois State students to become the Redbirds' "Super Fan" at the Dec. 6 women's basketball game versus Eastern Michigan. Fans will have the opportunity to submit a 300-word written response to the ISU Athletics Department detailing why they think they are the "Redbird Super Fan," and three finalists will be chosen for a chance to be declared the Illinois State "Super Fan" during the ISU women's basketball team's Dec. 6 home game versus Eastern Michigan. A prize package that includes $200 cash, a $50 Redbird merchandise gift package from The Alamo II, $50 in general gift certificates, a Redbird Arena commemorative photo and the honor of calling oneself the "Redbird Super Fan" for an entire year will be given to the winner of the promotion. In order to be nominated as one of three finalists for the "Redbird Super Fan" promotion, fans must submit a written response of no more than 300 words detailing exactly why they feel they are the "Super Fan" of Illinois State Athletics. Written submissions can be e-mailed to email@example.com, and all submissions must be received by Wednesday, Nov. 12. Once all submissions are received, three finalists will be selected to compete in the "Redbird Super Fan" election that will take place during the Illinois State women's basketball team's Dec. 6 home game versus Eastern Michigan. Tip-off for that game is slated for 2:05 p.m. Each finalist will have a chance to then state their case for why they think they are the "Redbird Super Fan" in a 30-second video clip that will run during select Illinois State Athletics events throughout the month of November, as well as on GoRedbirds.com, the official Web site of Illinois State Athletics. The "Redbird Super Fan" promotion is being run by the Illinois State Kinesiology and Recreation Department's Seminar in Sport Marketing and Public Relations class, which is made up entirely of graduate students, in conjunction with the Illinois State Athletics Department.
For more information on the "Redbird Super Fan" promotion, please contact Mark Newton, assistant director of marketing, at 309.438.3630, or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com. All submissions for the "Redbird Super Fan" promotion must be sent to firstname.lastname@example.com. The Illinois State women's basketball team will play its final exhibition game at 4:05 p.m. Saturday against Northwest Missouri State on Doug Collins Court at Redbird Arena. The Redbirds officially open their 2008-09 season Nov. 14 against Tulane at the Preseason Women's National Invitation Tournament (WNIT) in New Orleans. |