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Kelley Legacy Week is almost here! All Kelley students are invited to join in the daily activities listed below.
Monday, March 25
Kelley Bstore Presents: What Would YOU do for a Klondike Bar?
Hall of Honor
10:45 am-4:00 pm
What would you do for the yummy chocolate ice cream bar developed by our very own Ed Kelley? Compete with your friends in "minute-to-win-it" challenges to win delicious prizes!
Tuesday, March 26
Delta Sigma Pi and Mu Beta Lambda present: Dress Like You Mean Business
Fashion Show
Kelley Subhedar Forum (Grad Side)
7:00 pm
Come see the latest business fashion trends and get ready to ramp up your work wardrobe! We'll take you beyond business casual and look at several different possible scenarios you may be faced with during your first year as a professional.
Wednesday, March 27
Alpha Kappa Psi presents: Teacher's Excellence Awards
Neal Marshall Grand Ballroom
6:00 pm
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Thursday, March 28
Phi Chi Theta and the Undergraduate Program present: Kelley's Got Talent
Willkie Auditorium
7:00 pm
Come see how talented your classmates and professors truly are! At this annual tradition, you can cheer on your friends and classmates as they show off their hidden talents. This event is sponsored by Ernst & Young.
Friday, March 29
The Office of Development & Alumni Relations presents: Kelley Legacy Luncheon
Room CG 1050 (Graduate Building)
12:00 pm - brief remarks about the Kelley legacy
Kelley Subhedar Forum
12:30 pm - free picnic style lunch
Be one of the first 150 students to come learn about the Kelley legacy and receive a swag bag! Lunch features Steak 'n Shake burgers, milk shakes, a live dj, games, and networking opportunities with students, alumni, faculty, and staff.
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|Monday, March 25, 2013 - Bloomington
This event is free of charge.
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Jewell Rider doesn't think of herself as a creative person — but she's been creating floral arrangements for more than 60 years.
"I never thought I'd be a florist," she said. "I always worked in an office."
The 87-year-old was still going strong late last week as she made her way around hallways lined with buckets filled with the newest shipment of fresh flowers, coolers for other live florals and down a ramp to the showroom.
The shop she founded, Rider Florist — now owned by her daughter, Evelyn Mozingo — is brimming over with silk and fresh flowers, greenery, ribbons and bows and all sorts of related materials.
In fact, the business grew so much, what started out literally as a bedroom business has been expanded numerous times and now covers about 2,500 square feet.
After graduating from Contentnea School at age 16, Rider attended business school in Norfolk, Va., and started working as a bookkeeper during World War II.
When she had her two daughters, it wasn't cost-effective to work and pay for daycare service. At the same time, her husband's aunt was looking to sell her florist business. So starting with an old pickup truck and a "mess" of floral materials, she began her business in an extra bedroom in her mother-in-law's house next door.
She learned the trade from her mother-in-law, and later took a three-month floral arranging class at N.C. State University.
About a year after getting the business up, her father-in-law sold her a small building from the old Pepsi plant and moved it to her backyard. She ran her business in the outbuilding for about five years.
Then she put in an addition to her home twice as the business continued to grow. In 1978, she began renting the current building at 704 Westover Ave. It was an old building divided into apartments.
"I had been looking at this place and it was a horrible little place," she said, "and I don't know why I ever thought I wanted it."
But Rider renovated the building, adding an extension to the front with large arched glass windows. A second addition was later added in front of the first with the glass removed from what are now interior arched doorways with a glass sunroom front.
Growing up on a farm taught her patience and hard work. She worked — and still works — seven days a week.
"I worked from early in the morning 'til late at night," she said, adding that she'd help her girls with their lessons then go back to work until as late as 3 a.m.
When she reached the age when people normally retire, Rider kept on working.
"It's just the people — you meet a lot of people," she said, "and a lot of them have different problems and you just try to help them when they're sad.
"It's very interesting and it's sad, too. You cry right along with the people when they're sad. But you can't help it."
Rider also assists with fundraising work for the American Legion Post 43 and the VFW Post 2771. She bakes about a dozen cakes for one of Post 43's fundraisers.
"Sometimes I have a Sunday afternoon off," Rider said, matter-of-factly, as if it was no big deal to spend an infrequent afternoon off baking a dozen cakes.
When the subject of creativity comes up, Rider denies having any.
Her first church arrangement cost her about double of what she was going to sell it for. So she took it apart and arranged it again with a few less flowers. The goal wasn't to reduce the cost — it was about the arrangement looking right.
"I cut it down where it looked right," she said. "My daughter's the same way. When she's doing something, if it's a $10 arrangement and it doesn't look right when it's finished, she's going to fix it until it does look right."
Mozingo's creativity forms the base of the floral arrangements and home decorating today, while Rider specializes in making bows, corsages and boutonnières.
"Mine is corsages," she said about her specialty. "When I'm gone, I don't reckon there will be any more corsages made because nobody likes to do them. They're tedious."
Rider said the work keeps her busy and is rewarding.
"Even though it's hard work, it's very rewarding," she said, "and then you see the different flowers, the plants and everything, and well, you know, I feel like it's about as close to God as you can get when you're working with flowers."
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Club competitions
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22-24, 21-16, 12-14, 13-14, 14-4
Beretta-Famila Schio beat Perfumerias Avenida in overtime on Friday night in Italy to ensure the EuroLeague Women will have a new champion.
Fresh off their upset win in Salamanca, Spain, Schio returned to Italy and prevailed 82-72.
Schio had an opportunity to go in front with 23 seconds to go in regulation but Laura Macchi made just one of two free-throws and that gave Perfumerias an opportunity to win.
But the hosts' Liron Cohen drew a charge from Marta Xargay and got the ball back.
Macchi then attempted to win the game with a last-second jumper but was off target.
In the overtime, though, Beretta-Famila started well with two Janel McCarville jump shots.
Fouled on the second, she sank the free-throw for a 73-68 lead.
Erika De Souza replied with a basket for Avenida and then Dewanna Bonner made just one of two free-throws to leave the visitors behind by two.
Macchi went to the other end and scored and then McCarville followed suit with a jumper for a 77-71 Schio lead.
Lucas Mondelo's side got no closer than six points the rest of the way.
Schio were led by Macchi's 24 points while McCarville had 21 along with 11 rebounds.
Cohen chipped in 17 points and a team-high five assists while Cheryl Ford had nine boards to go with her six points.
Avenida got 22 points and 17 rebounds from Bonner.
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Schio head coach Maurizio Lasi"I'm so happy to play final 8 with this great team I manage. Thanks to my player, to Beretta Schio president and the board to help us to make this dream come true. Thanks to our fans that supported us in this tough game. Salamanca is a great hard wich play very good basketball and this make me more proud of my players."
Schio player Raffaella Masciadri"Of course this is a dream come true: last year we lost against Sparta&K, who were European champions. Tonight we played aganist one of the most important basketball teams in Europe and we did it. Now we need to work to arrive in Istanbul and try to do our best."
Salamanca Coach Lucas Mondelo"I have to congratulate to Schio: they made a great job and I wish them all the best in the Euroleague Final 8."
Salamanca guard Isabel Sanchez"It was a tough game as we expected: playing until overtime means that it was an interesting game until the end. Now we need to see our mistake and get better for the rest of the season."
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OXFORD, Ohio -- Sophomore Max Andresen and freshman Chad Sedio combined to drive in eight runs and Mac Thoreson pitched around a 58-minute rain delay, leading the RedHawks to a 13-5 victory over Buffalo Saturday night at McKie Field. The Bulls took the opening game of the doubleheader 7-3.
Andresen had a three-run home run in the second inning of the nightcap, then restarted the game after the delay with a two-run single in the fourth. Sedio had a two run-triple and RBI single as part of a 3-for-4 effort.
After falling behind 1-0 in the first, Miami exploded for five runs in the second. Sedio gave the RedHawks the lead driving in two with a triple to left center. After a walk, Andresen made the score 5-1 with his second home run of the season, a blast to right center.
Buffalo closed the gap with three runs in the fourth, capitalizing on four hits and an error, but Miami struck back. Andresen walked and Matt Honchel singled to start the rally. One out later, with runners on second and third, an error on the Bulls's second baseman allowed two more runs to score. A walk loaded the bases and chased starter Anthony Magovney (6-4). After the second out, Sedio singled through the left side for another RBI.
After a walk, rain halted play for 58 minutes, but the RedHawks weren't through. Andresen worked the count full, then hit the seventh pitch of the at-bat into center for a two more runs and an 11-4 advantage.
The Bulls tallied a run on a bases-loaded wild pitch by Thoreson, but the senior escaped the jam with a flyball to center. Miami finished the scoring when two runs scored on an groundball error in the fifth.
Thoreson, who earned his bachelor's degree from Miami earlier in the day, gained the win to improve to 5-5. He allowed seven hits and five runs (four earned) in seven innings. Seth Varner and Brandon Adkins each pitched a scoreless inning of relief.
In the opener, Miami battled back from a 3-1 deficit to tie the game, but the Bulls scored four runs in the final three innings for the victory. Buffalo took a 1-0 lead in the top of the first, but the RedHawks pulled even on an Alex Johnson sacrifice fly.
A two-run home run in the third put Buffalo back ahead, but Johnson singled in a run in the bottom of the third and led off the sixth with a solo home run to even the score at 3. But a Bulls round-tripper in the seventh proved to the game winner.
Johnson finished the contest with three hits, then added a pair of hits in the nightcap.
With the split, Buffalo (28-20) maintained its lead in the Mid-American Conference with a 16-6 record, one-half game ahead of Kent State. Miami stands 23-26 overall and 12-11 in league play. The Redhawks are a game out of fourth place.
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Family Favorite Kabobs Recipe
- 6 small red potatoes, halved
- 1-1/2 cups canola oil
- 1/3 cup lemon juice
- 1/3 cup Worcestershire sauce
- 1/4 cup white wine vinegar
- 1/4 cup reduced-sodium soy sauce
- 3 tablespoons prepared mustard
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh parsley
- 3 teaspoons pepper
- 2 garlic cloves, minced
- 2 pork tenderloins (1 pound each), cut into 1-inch cubes
- 3 medium ears sweet corn, cut into 1-inch wheels
- 1 large onion, cut into wedges
- 1 large green pepper, cut into 1-inch pieces
- 1 package (11-1/2 ounces) cherry tomatoes
- 1/2 pound medium fresh mushrooms
- 1-1/2 cups cubed fresh pineapple
- Place potatoes in a large saucepan and cover with water. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; cover and simmer 15-20 minutes or until tender. Drain and cool slightly; set aside.
- In a small bowl, combine oil, lemon juice, Worcestershire sauce, vinegar, soy sauce, mustard, parsley, pepper and garlic. Pour half into a large resealable plastic bag; add pork. Pour remaining marinade into another large resealable plastic bag, add vegetables and pineapple. Seal both bags and turn to coat; refrigerate 2 hours. Drain and discard both marinades.
- On 12 metal or soaked wooden skewers, alternately thread pork with vegetables and pineapple. Grill, covered, over medium heat 10-15 minutes or until pork is tender, turning often. Yield: 6 servings.
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"I halved this and made it for just myself and my husband AND then a couple weeks later, made it when my parents came to visit. It was a hit both times! I love the versatility of the recipe-- you can use other meat, and you don't have to use all the ingredients for the skewers if you don't want to. This makes a lot, but the leftovers are great as well!"
"I loved these kabobs. We used steak and various garden veggies we had on hand. Served with brown rice. Very good!"
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fkmikebrown wrote:work on your handles dwight. you're getting stripped big time
Uncle Drew wrote:Man i hate when he go baseline that is so predictable. I can imagine how his scouting report looks like. Drive baseline, or running hook shot. He need to change that, and put that ball higher in post, now every team will pull Chuck Hayes strip on Dwight, that is automatic turnover
Ariza3 wrote:gotta get more touches too. 9 shots isnt enough for Dwight Howard. Take some of MWP's 14 shots. MWP should never have more shots than Dwight unless hes on fire (which he can be sometimes, just not tonight).
thats what the order of # of shots allowed should be until nash is back.
Uncle Drew wrote:Soooo, where are all these sweet moves that Hakeem show him?
Sorry but Dwight didn't pick anithyng from here. There are so many great moves, and don't start me that BS that he is not 100% athleticism and things like that. You don't need athleticism to pull these moves.
Never saw Dwight doing that nice up and under move, even Enes freaking Kanter do that move this year.
Dwight seriously need to watch this video again step by step.
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It's true. We don't think Michael Vick would make a good doggie parent. The NFL superstar recently claimed on Piers Morgan Tonight that he's interested in getting a dog. Call us crazy, but we don't think it's a good idea. Far from it.
Despite spending 19 months in prison for running an illegal interstate dog fighting business, Vick hasn't expressed a shred of empathy toward the dogs he brutalized and killed. And rather than talk about the horrors of dog fighting, he has consistently chosen to focus on the consequences of getting caught.
In a nutshell, his actions are self-serving. We've seen little remorse and even less compassion. And let's not forget, he caused unspeakable suffering to hundreds of innocent dogs. Frankly, the ASPCA has serious concerns about Vick's ability to be a responsible pet parent.
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I'm terrified to learn that Michael vic has been trying to adopt a dog from a shelter. Please don't allow this to happen! He's a monster, and I have no doubt that he'll abuse innocent dogs again!
He may not physically abuse them again cause it would leave obvious signs of physical abuse. But instead he'll emotionally abuse them (for example:by putting them in a dark, cold basement or room only with little water/food to just keep them alive.
he's all about himself! he wants to adopt a dog in an attempt to create a better image for himself. He can't be trusted! Is there any way we can prevent him from owning a dog?? can we sign a petition??
I live in California, but I don't understand why people are actually attending the games that the Eagles are playing knowing about Michael Vic (their big money maker). Wives, children should at least give the guys in their life that are attending the games a hard time, let alone let them attend.


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The old Dairy Queen building on West Vernon Avenue is now open and selling made-from-scratch bakery goods.
Mary and her daughter Jessica opened J&J Bakery on March 22.
The pair, who reside in Beulaville, bring a wealth of cooking and baking experience to the newly-renovated eatery.
"Most all my life — I guess I got it from my mother," Mary said. "We were always raised to show our love by our food."
That trait rubbed off on Jessica as well, who bakes lots of Christmas cookies every year.
"They get a little bit more creative every year," the 32-year-old said about the cookies.
Jessica has worked for 10 years in the pizza business, but enjoys improving her skills in baking breads and rolls.
"The cinnamon roll is something that I've developed over a couple of years," she said.
Her mother, originally from Sacramento, Calif., moved to Virginia where her husband Walter Vlk is from. They visited family in Beulaville and liked it so much, they moved there in 1997.
Mary has managed deli-bakeries at Jackson's IGA, Richland's Piggly Wiggly and Kinston's Walmart for a number of years.
About a year ago, she started considering doing something "adventurous" with Jessica. The two began to work out a business plan.
"I've always liked the people in Kinston," Mary said. "I had good customers at Walmart."
When a friend saw a sign advertising restaurant equipment for sale outside the former store at the BP gas station, she inquired. At first, the real estate company said the owner, Cherry Energy, wanted a convenience store. But Cherry was open to filling a need for a bakery in the community, Mary said.
Mother and daughter gave the a fresh look with paint, including sponge-painting the counters to give them a granite look. The bakery seats 32.
Instead of shelves of products, there are sleek wooden tables and chairs and bar seating. Behind the counter, a bright pink pay phone reminds visitors of days gone by, but it actually works.
One counter features a coffee bar with all the fixings, including 100 percent Colombian blend coffee and a couple of flavored syrups.
Behind glass doors are pans of donuts, rolls and other pastries, as well as an assortment of cupcakes, cakes and drinks.
The bacon maple cinnamon roll, brownies and glazed donuts are popular, Jessica said. Her chocolate cake is made from scratch.
"It is so good," she said, "It stays moist as long as it's there, and it never lasts more than a couple of days."
The bakery can also make special orders.
The Joneses have the original ice cream machine and are hoping to serve ice cream soon.
Jessica said she became concerned about chemicals in foods when she had a son, Michael McCormick, now 5.
"We want our bakery to be an old-fashioned bakery," she said, "where you can get quality home-baked foods with ingredients that you can pronounce."
The gas pumps are still operating with pay-at-the-pump or pay inside.
J&J Bakery, 3701 W. Vernon Ave., is open from 6 a.m.-6 p.m. Monday through Friday and 10 a.m.-6 p.m. on Saturdays. Look for possible Sunday hours in the summer. For information, call 252-527-BAKE (or CAKE or 2253).
Tractor Supply Company and the National 4-H Council launched the spring 2014 Paper Clover Campaign.
Purchase a paper clover through May 4 for $1 or more during checkout and the donations will be used to support 4-H youth development activities in the community.
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Aaron Levie was just 20 years old when he co-founded Box. Today he has raised more than $300 million in funding and serves 20 million global users.
FULL STORY When it comes to running a business, juggling skills are a necessity.
COMPETITION To keep ahead of the global competition, you have to be constantly getting better.
LESSONS Aaron Levie finds valuable business lessons in books that explore the challenges and struggles of successful companies.
PARANOIA You need a certain amount of stress and anxiety to make competitive decisions.
DELEGATE You'll know you've hired the right people when you feel like you're just trying to keep up with their expertise.
HOW I WORK From 10 am to 2 am, the Box founder has a busy day of meetings, e-mail and more meetings.
INTUITION Companies that rely on data alone will ultimately be disrupted by those that combine data with intuition.
INVESTORS Taking on investors means answering to a board of directors--but it also means getting capital, advice and industry knowledge.
HIRING Successful companies constantly work to keep combining the right people with the right culture and the right strategy.
DISRUPTION Companies that stop innovating and investing will lose out to start-ups that see where the market is going.
SUCCESS History's best entrepreneurs share common qualities, like a relentless focus on creating new solutions, product after product.
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Buddhas have physical bodies. These physical bodies consists of very fine
physical particles. These physical particles are invisible to the human eye.
Buddhas Dharam kaya is made up of finest of fine invisible particles.
Sambhog kaya is made up of fine invisible particles
and Nirman kaya is made up of invisible particles.
Budhas have 32- special features in these physical bodies.
It is because of Self (Ego) of Buddha that these physical bodies exist.
When Buddha leaves for Nirvan leaving behind Ego (Self), these three physical
bodies rain down physical particles on Buddha lands on all sentients.
Dharam kaya is a Wisdom physical body and its rain is mostly caught by Buddha
sons and bhoddisattvas.
Sambhog kaya is a devotion and love sharing body uselful to Praytekabuddha and
pure land sentients.
Nirman kaya is a body of skills and rains down on all buddhists.
All these physical particles at the end of cycle of evolution enter into Buddha
named many Treasures (Chapter 11 of Lotus sutra)
We humans also have three important physical bodies, generally named as
physical (visible), astral (memory) and logic (wisdom) bodies.
When we meditate, it should have direct effect on physical visible body.
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STIs (sexually transmitted infections), also known as STDs, are stigmatized in our society. We associate having an STI with being immoral or promiscuous. This may not be the case, but it still makes telling your current, former, or new partner about an STI difficult.
If you think you may have exposed a partner to an STI or gotten an STI from your partner, you should tell them.
Hepatitis B is a liver disease caused by the hepatitis B virus.
The spread of hepatitis B occurs when blood from an infected person enters the body of a person who is not infected. Hepatitis B is spread in the following ways:
Sexual contact is the most common reason for the spread of hepatitis B infection in the United States. The spread of hepatitis B as a result of heterosexual sex (vaginal intercourse) makes up about one-third of new infections in adults. The risk of spreading hepatitis B increases if either person has multiple sex partners, a history of a sexually transmitted disease, or has sex with an HBV-infected person. About one-quarter of new infections occur among men who have sex with men.
Hepatitis B is also easily spread by sharing drugs, needles, or "works" when "shooting" drugs. The risk of infection from contaminated needlesticks is much greater than the risk of spreading HIV by this method. In the United States, illegal drug use injection accounts for about 16 percent of new hepatitis B infections.
Other types of percutaneous (through the skin) exposures, including tattooing and body piercing, have also been reported to result in the spread of hepatitis B. Unsafe injections in medical settings are a major source of hepatitis B infection in many developing countries and might be a risk for United States residents traveling abroad, if medical care is required in settings that do not have good systems in place to prevent transmission. Hepatitis B is also spread through needlesticks or sharps exposures among healthcare workers and others.
Although hepatitis B can spread from an infected mother to her baby during birth, breastfeeding has not been associated with transmission.
Hepatitis B can also be spread during childhood. Most early childhood spread occurs in households of people with chronic (life-long) hepatitis B infection, but transmission has also been seen in daycare centers and schools. The most likely way that the spread of HBV occurs during early childhood involves contact between an infected person's body fluids (e.g., blood from cuts or wounds) and breaks in the child's skin.
Hepatitis B can be spread also when an infected person bites another person who is not infected. Hepatitis B can be spread also by an infected person pre-chewing food for babies, and through contact with infected personal-care items, such as razors or toothbrushes. The virus remains infectious and capable of spreading infection for at least seven days outside the body, even if blood or other fluids is not visible.
Hepatitis B is not spread through:
People with chronic hepatitis B infection should not be excluded from work, school, play, childcare, or other settings.
People usually begin to show symptoms between 45 to 160 days (average 120 days) after infection.
There are two stages of hepatitis B infection: acute, which typically occurs within the first six months of infection, and chronic disease, when the hepatitis B infection remains in the body for a long time. Acute infection can sometimes, but not always, lead to chronic disease.
Not everyone with acute hepatitis B has symptoms; about 7 out of 10 newly infected adults whave signs or symptoms and children under 5 years of age rarely show any symptoms.
Signs and symptoms of acute hepatitis B might include:
People who have such signs or symptoms generally feel quite ill and might need to be hospitalized. In 2007, there were an estimated 43,000 new cases of hepatitis B in the United States.
Hepatitis B is very serious.
This serious condition is discussed below. Even though people might eventually recover from their acute infection, a feeling of tiredness and poor health might last for months.
People with chronic hepatitis B infection are infectious and can transmit the virus to others. Usually, chronically infected people do not feel sick and do not realize they are infected. They generally have the hepatitis B infection for their entire lives. They are also at high risk of developing chronic liver disease, including cirrhosis (scarring of the liver), liver failure, and liver cancer.
An estimated 15-25 percent of people with chronic hepatitis B infection eventually develop serious liver disease. Chronic infection is responsible for most hepatitis B-related sickness and death, including cirrhosis, liver failure, and liver cancer. When people are infected at a very young age, these forms of liver disease do not appear usually until young adulthood or middle age.
About 5 out of 100 unvaccinated people in the United States will contract hepatitis B infection sometime in their lifetime. Approximately 1 million people have a chronic infection. Most of these people do not know they are infected.
In the United States, an estimated 3,000-4,000 people die each year of hepatitis B-related liver disease, and another 1,000-1,500 die each year of liver cancer as a result of infection. Worldwide, the medical consequences of chronic infections are a huge problem. Approximately 350 million people around the world are chronically infected and approximately 1 million of these people die each year from cirrhosis leading to liver failure or liver cancer. Overall, hepatitis B is the 10th leading cause of death worldwide.
Between 1990 and 2005, the overall occurrence of reported cases of acute hepatitis B declined. In 2006, the estimated number of new hepatitis B infections was about 46,000--a decrease from an estimated 232,000 new infections in 1990.
The overall decrease in the occurrence of acute hepatitis B in the United States is most likely due to the increased use of hepatitis B vaccine and changes in behaviors among at-risk populations in response to the HIV/AIDS epidemic. The greatest decline in cases was among children and adolescents, the group with the largest increase in hepatitis B vaccination coverage. Reporting of hepatitis B still remains a problem as many people do not exhibit recognizable symptoms.
Despite the dramatic decrease in the number of new HBV infections in the United States, chronic hepatitis B infection remains a major problem. About 1 million people have chronic infection currently and most of these people do not know they are infected because they haven't been tested. Most cases of chronic infection in the U.S. are found in immigrants or refugees from areas of the world with moderate or high rates of hepatitis B. Some of these areas of the world include Asia, Africa, the Pacific Islands, and Eastern Europe. People from these areas of the world should be tested to find out if they are chronically infected.
A blood test called is needed to diagnose acute hepatitis B. There are additional blood tests for hepatitis B that determine other aspects of infection. These other blood tests can tell whether or not a person is currently infected and whether or not a person has been infected in the past.
If the tests indicate a person has been infected in the past, testing will also determine whether the person has developed protective antibodies to the virus (i.e., they have gotten over the infection and will not get infected again [this is called immunity]) or whether they still have virus in their blood, indicating they might have a chronic infection.
|What hepatitis B blood tests are available?
Hepatitis B surface antigen
|A positive test means that you have hepatitis B virus in your blood and can pass the virus to others. You could be recently infected or you could have chronic (life-long) infection. A negative test means that you do not have the virus in your blood.
|Antibody to hepatitis B surface antigen (anti-HBs)
|A positive test means that you are immune (cannot get hepatitis B). This positive test occurs when you were either vaccinated with hepatitis B vaccine successfully, had a recent dose of hepatitis B immune globulin (HBIG), or you had the actual infection. Only vaccination or actual infection provide long-lasting and usually permanent immunity (means you will not get hepatitis B again). Anti-HBs produced by HBIG lasts only a short time (about 3 months).
Antibody to hepatitis B core antigen
(total anti-HBc)
|A positive test means you currently have or have had infection with hepatitis B virus at some undefined time period. The positive test has no relationship to having received hepatitis B vaccine; however, the test might be used prior to vaccination to see if you had already been infected.
IgM antibody subclass of anti-HBc
(IgM anti-HBc)
|A positive test means that you were recently (within 6 months) infected with hepatitis B virus.
Hepatitis B "e" antigen
|If this test is positive, you are infected with hepatitis B virus and have a large amount of hepatitis B virus in your blood. You are at increased risk of serious liver problems due to your chronic hepatitis B virus infection.
Antibody to hepatitis B "e" antigen
|This blood test might be positive if you have chronic hepatitis B virus infection or if you have already recovered from your infection. If have chronic hepatitis B virus infection and this test is positive, this means that you have low levels of hepatitis B virus circulating in your blood and are at lower risk of liver problems due to your chronic hepatitis B virus infection.
HBV Deoxyribonucleic acid
|When this test is positive, it means you are infectious to others and the hepatitis B virus is active in your body, possibly causing liver damage. The test is often used to determine success or failure of drug therapy if given for chronic hepatitis B virus infection.
There are several Food and Drug Administration (FDA)-approved medications that might help a person who has chronic infection. These medications don't usually get rid of the virus, but they might decrease the chance of the infected person developing severe liver disease. Not everyone is a candidate for these medications. Researchers continue to seek additional cures for hepatitis B. There is no treatment (other than supportive care) for people with acute hepatitis B.
If you've been diagnosed with chronic hepatitis B, there are some simple measures you can take to protect your friends and loved ones.
If you think you've been exposed, don't delay. Contact your doctor or clinic. If you have not been vaccinated, it is recommended that you receive treatment with hepatitis B immune globulin (HBIG), a blood product containing protective hepatitis B antibodies. You should also get the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine as soon as possible, preferably at the same time as the HBIG is given, but at a different site on your body. Following this, you will need to complete the full hepatitis B vaccine series (usually a total of three doses over a six-month period).
No. If you get an acute case of hepatitis B and recover, you should have protective antibodies in your blood that will prevent any further infection with HBV. The medical literature does report possible mutant strains of HBV infection, but these are rare and would be highly unlikely to occur.
Hepatitis B, A and C are different viruses that attack and injure the liver, and can cause similar symptoms. Usually people get hepatitis A infection from close personal contact with an infected person or from ingesting food or water that has been contaminated by feces. Hepatitis B and C are spread when an infected person's blood or blood contaminated body fluids enter another person's bloodstream. Hepatitis B and C infections can cause chronic liver problems. Hepatitis A does not.
There are vaccines that will protect people from hepatitis A and B infection. Currently, there is no vaccine to protect people from hepatitis C infection. There are medications that are approved by the FDA for treatment of chronic hepatitis B and C. If a person has had one type of viral hepatitis in the past, it is still possible to get the other types.
The hepatitis B vaccines (Recombivax HB® and Engerix-B®) used in the United States are recombinant DNA vaccines, which means they are produced by inserting the gene for hepatitis B into a medium from which it is grown, harvested, and purified. Hepatitis B infection cannot occur from receiving the vaccine.
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP), the American College of Physicians (ACP), and American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG) recommend this vaccine.
Hepatitis B vaccine should be given to infants (12 months of age and younger) in the thigh muscle. Either the thigh or the upper arm muscle may be used for young children. The upper arm muscle is the preferred site of administration for adolescents and adults. Hepatitis B vaccine should always be given into the muscle regardless of the age of the patient.
Hepatitis B vaccine, usually a three-dose series, is recommended for all children 0-18 years of age. It is recommended for infants beginning at birth in the hospital. All older children who did not get all the recommended doses of hepatitis B vaccine as an infant should complete their vaccine series as soon as possible. Most states require hepatitis B vaccine for school entry. Adolescents who are just starting their series will need two or three doses, depending on their age and the brand of vaccine used.
Adults at increased risk of acquiring hepatitis B infection should also be vaccinated. In addition, the vaccine can be given to any person who desires protection from hepatitis B.
Any adult who wishes to be protected from hepatitis B infection should be vaccinated without having to acknowledge a specific risk factor.
Short-term travelers to regions (Asia, Sub-Saharan Africa, Amazon Basin, Eastern Europe, and the Middle East) in which there are moderate to high rates of hepatitis B are typically at risk for infection only through:
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recommends hepatitis B vaccination for travel to any of these places, regardless of the length of stay.
Yes. Hepatitis B vaccines have been demonstrated to be safe when administered to infants, children, adolescents, and adults. Since 1982, more than an estimated 70 million adolescents and adults and more than 50 million infants and children have received at least one dose of hepatitis B vaccine in the United States. The majority of children who receive this vaccine have no side effects. Serious reactions are rare.
Of those children experiencing a side effect, most will have only a very mild reaction, such as soreness at the injection site (fewer than one out of three children) or low-grade fever. Adults are slightly more likely to experience such mild symptoms. Serious allergic reactions following hepatitis B vaccination are rare.
After three properly administered doses of vaccine, at least 9 out of 10 healthy young adults and more than 9 out of 10 infants, children, and adolescents develop protective antibodies and subsequent immunity to HBV infection.
There are three basic reasons for recommending that all infants receive hepatitis B vaccine, starting at birth.
First, babies and young children have a very high risk for developing chronic HBV infection if they become infected at a young age.
It is estimated that about 1 out of 3 of the nearly 1 million Americans with chronic HBV infection acquired their infection as infants or young children. Those with chronic HBV infection are most likely to spread the infection to others. Infants and children who become chronically infected have an increased risk of dying prematurely from liver cancer or cirrhosis.
In contrast to other vaccine-preventable diseases of childhood, HBV infection in infants and young children usually produces no symptoms. Thus, the small number of reported cases of hepatitis B among children represents the tip of the iceberg of all HBV infections in children. For every child with symptoms of hepatitis B, there are at least 100 HBV-infected children with no symptoms---hence the increased risk to spread the infection to others without knowing it.
Second, early childhood infection occurs. About 16,000 children under 10 years of age were infected with HBV every year in the United States before routine infant hepatitis B vaccination was recommended. Although these infections represented few of all HBV infections in the United States, it is estimated that 18 out of 100 people with chronic HBV infection in the United States acquired their infection during early childhood. Clearly, infections occur among unvaccinated infants born to mothers who are not HBV-infected. In addition, unvaccinated foreign-born children account for a high proportion of infections. More effort needs to be placed on vaccinating these unprotected children.
Most early childhood spread of HBV occurs in households where a person has chronic HBV infection, but the spread of HBV has also been recognized in daycare centers and schools. The most probable ways children become infected with HBV are from skin puncture (e.g., biting) or from having their mucous membranes or cuts and scratches come in contact with infectious body fluids from an HBV-infected person. HBV remains infectious for at least seven days outside the body and can be found on and spread through sharing of inanimate objects such as washcloths or toothbrushes.
Third, long-term protection following infant vaccination is expected to last for decades and will ultimately protect against acquiring infection at any age.
HBV can be transmitted in many ways in addition to sex contact and injection drug use. On average, an unvaccinated baby born in the United States has 5 out of 100 chances of developing HBV infection sometime during his or her lifetime. By avoiding obvious means of exposure, people can reduce their odds of becoming infected. But while there are degrees of risk involved in contracting HBV infection, there is no such thing as "no risk." Moreover, hepatitis B vaccine is the first vaccine to prevent cancer--HBV-related liver cancer.
At the present time, booster doses are not recommended routinely for people with normal immune systems. Although the level of protective antibodies in the blood of a vaccinated person seems to decline with time, the immune system retains an immunization "memory" and if the person is exposed to HBV, the system "kicks in" and provides the needed protection.
Experts are continuing to monitor the long-term effectiveness of hepatitis B vaccine and will issue recommendations on the need for booster doses if evidence shows that booster doses are necessary.
Blood testing before vaccination is not recommended for the routine vaccination of infants, children, and adolescents. However, certain children, such as those born in countries where HBV is moderate or highly endemic (see www.cdc.gov/ncidod/diseases/hepatitis/b/country_listing.htm for a list of these countries), should be tested to be sure they are not already infected. Testing can be done at the same visit when the first dose of hepatitis B vaccine is given. Vaccinating a person already immune to or infected with HBV will not help or harm the person.
The main reason for testing people at increased risk for HBV is to determine if they are infected. If after testing they are found to be infected, they must be referred to a health professional for ongoing medical care for chronic HBV infection.
Testing after vaccination is not recommended routinely. Testing after vaccination is recommended only for people whose medical care depends on knowledge of their response to the vaccine. This includes infants born to HBV-infected mothers; healthcare and public safety workers at risk of continued exposure to blood on the job; immune compromised people (e.g., people with AIDS or on hemodialysis); and sex and needle-sharing partners of people with chronic HBV infection. Testing for babies born to HBV-infected mothers should be done after completion of at least 3 doses of a licensed hepatitis B vaccine series, at age 9-18 months (generally at the next well-child visit). Testing for other persons should be performed 1-2 months after the last dose of vaccine.
No, the series does not need to be restarted. If the series is interrupted after the first dose, the second dose should be given as soon as possible; the second and third doses should be separated by an interval of at least 8 weeks. If only the third dose is delayed, it should be administered as soon as possible.
The minimum recommended dosing intervals are 4 weeks between the first and second doses and 8 weeks between the second and third doses. The minimum interval between the first and third doses is 16 weeks.
People who had a serious allergic reaction to one dose of hepatitis B vaccine should not have another dose of hepatitis B vaccine. People with a history of hypersensitivity to yeast should not receive this vaccine. People with a moderate or severe acute illness should postpone receiving the vaccine until their condition is improved.
Reprinted from: Immunization Action Coalition
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Heyneke Meyer identified the Springboks' improvement at the gainline and breakdown as the reason for their better second half performance against England at Kings Park.
The Springboks struggled to find an attacking groove in the first half, with their primary strike runners regularly repelled by accurate and physical defence from the tourists. They looked rudderless at times on attack as a result, but improved markedly in this facet of play in the second half and were able to ask far more probing questions of England.
Asked what his directive to his charges had been at half-time, Meyer said: 'I'm very emotional, sometimes I lose it. Jean [de Villiers, captain] was brilliant at half-time and I said to the forwards they have to get stuck in better because I wanted to up the tempo. They responded and we got better cleans and our ball carriers got into the game. When that happened I felt there were times we played some brilliant rugby.'
Speaking about the officiating at the breakdown De Villiers explained he felt referee Steve Walsh was 'quick on the call' [to penalise the Springboks], but stressed the responsibility rests with them to improve.
Central to their second half showing was the ball-carrying potency of blindside flank Willem Alberts, who earned the Man of the Match award off the back of an outstanding performance. Meyer was lavish in his praise of Alberts, and noted his back row partners' contribution as well.
'I was very happy with the loose forwards, I think they were important in us winning the game,' he said. 'Willem was brilliant. I spoke to him during Super Rugby and told him he was going to start and I wanted him to be at his best. He was awesome. Marcell Coetzee, starting his first Test, was unbelievable. People criticised that selection but he showed his class. Pierre [Spies] had one of his better Test matches as well. They'll get better as a combination the more they play together.'
He also spoke highly of Bryan Habana's showing. The winger has struggled in Tests in the last four years but looked sharp and dangerous throughout the match.
'Bryan has probably played his best rugby for me. We've had long chats and I told him he needs to enjoy the game again, and be that vibrant player he had been at his best. He got to the point where he was just too conservative. He doesn't have the X factor when he is like that, so I encouraged him to take risks. He was brilliant at times tonight, and he'll grow from here.'
Meyer was absolutely clear when asked about possible changes for the Johannesburg Test next week.
'I don't believe in giving jerseys away, you earn the chance so I'll stick to the same team. We don't have a lot of time, two more Tests and then they go back to Super Rugby. They have to get game time together,' he said.


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Shakeup at GSA
On Monday, April 2, 2012, General Services Administration chief Martha Johnson stepped down from her post after firing Bob Peck, the commissioner of the Public Buildings Service, and GSA adviser Stephen Leeds. The shakeup in the administration came on the heels of an inspector general report that detailed excessive spending by the agency at a conference in 2010. Read Federal News Radio's full coverage of the Shakeup at GSA.
GSA Expo turns into a smaller, toned down affair
Thursday - 5/17/2012, 5:18am EDT
The General Services Administration's conference spending scandal is reverberating across the government — especially this week at the agency's annual Expo and training conference.
At the agency's signature event, in San Antonio this year, attendance from government and industry is down by about half and it's a much lower-key scene, according to several industry attendees.
A GSA spokesman said the 2,451 government attendees will include 357 from GSA. From the private sector, 2,896 attendees will represent 726 businesses, bringing the total attendance to 5,347.
Larry Allen, president of Allen Federal Business Partners, has been to every Expo for the last decade and said the conference usually draws about 1,000 GSA employees and 10,000 total attendees.
The decrease in total attendance at Expo isn't unexpected.
Survey shows snowball effect across government
A new Federal News Radio online survey found the Public Buildings Service's Western Regions conference scandal has taken its toll on other agencies' spending money on events and training.
Out of 125 respondents, 58 percent said since the GSA scandal their agency has postponed or canceled conferences.
Additionally, 57 percent of the respondents said they have been discouraged from attending conferences.
Responses came over the last two weeks from a wide range of agencies, including the IRS, the Defense Department, the Army, the Agriculture Department's Forest Service and GSA, to name a few.
"The new procedures implemented apply to meetings as well. Our mission has been severely impacted by these new procedures, which were designed by those who have never organized a conference. Their purpose seems to be more to reduce the risk of bad publicity, rather than to ensure efficient spending," wrote one respondent.
Another said, "Because of added layers of approvals, [you] must plan much further in advance. [My agency has] curtailed attendance at local events if any food or beverage (even coffee or bottled water) is being served because of the level of effort to obtain so many levels of approval."
An IRS employee wrote that they "are not allowed to use any hotel with the term 'resort' in its title, even if they are at or below negotiated government rates."
Several conferences and training sessions where travel is required already have been canceled. GSA's Acting Administrator Dan Tangherlini told a House committee in early April he canceled 35 conferences, and he recently set strict rules for attending any conference where travel is required.
The Defense Department also canceled its annual procurement conference in Orlando.
Several respondents said their agency canceled smaller meetings and training sessions, including a planned program review, an annual high-level flag officer and Senior Executive Service symposium, and regional meetings on property management policy.
Some respondents, however, said the GSA scandal has had little or no effect on their conference schedule.
Expo much quieter affair
The impact of the scandal was clear at the Expo as well.
Industry attendees, who requested anonymity because they hadn't received permission to speak on behalf of their company, said the low-key nature of the event filters through the posters and signs at the event, barely showing it's a GSA show.
Men are wearing suits and ties, and women pants or skirts and blouses. There are no golf shirts with GSA's logo.
"I don't think the people of San Antonio would know there is a GSA show in town if they weren't in the convention center," Allen said. "It's a very quiet public appearance for a GSA Expo. Once you get inside the convention center, there is training going on and the show room floor is going on as it usually does, albeit with significantly fewer attendees."
GSA also has focused on ethics and standards at the conference.
Allen said every welcome conference bag included a booklet on what's acceptable and what's not.
The GSA spokesman also said the agency conducted an all-hands meeting with employees on Monday to discuss ethics and conduct expectations.
"There is a very high amount of attention being paid to avoiding even an appearance of untoward behavior," Allen said.
Industry attendees also said lunches have mostly been out of a box and while many GSA employees attend vendor-sponsored events, most don't eat or participate beyond the networking sessions or panel discussions.
At the Coalition for Government Procurement's discussion Wednesday morning, Tangherlini offered some insight into his plans for the agency.
Multiple industry sources who attended the speech said Tangherlini outlined his top four priorities.
- Sustainability and how GSA needs to encourage environmental and energy sustainability.
- Mobile office and telework, where GSA is planning for future workforce needs.
- The next generation of schedules
- Agency reorganization
One industry attendee said the reorganization is both internal and external.
Tangherlini said the "top-to-bottom review" is looking at how PBS can partner better with the Federal Acquisition Service, which has long been a problem.
The industry official said Tangherlini also is bringing more control to headquarters from the regions. For instance, all financial or controller functions in the regions now are run out of headquarters.
Tangherlini also is considering whether FAS could be the exclusive procurement arm of PBS. He also said he's looking for areas to reduce duplication, specifically around contract vehicles.
"Administrator Tangherlini provided a thoughtful discussion about GSA's value proposition and looking at how to continue to provide procurement support for the government," said Roger Waldron, president of the Coalition for Government Procurement. "Expo is a good event, and a great opportunity for industry and the government to get training and share information and ideas."
Next generation of schedules popular at Expo
Allen said GSA has spent a lot of time discussing the next generation of schedules.
"GSA set aside an entire afternoon to hear from customers in one session and contractors in another about what they think should come next for the GSA schedules program," he said. "GSA officials, including FAS Commissioner Steve Kempf, said they will take this feedback ... and start to work on some initiatives that will keep the schedules program at the forefront of government acquisition."
Allen said many vendors and non-GSA agencies also expressed concern about budget cuts and how that will affect contracting.
"There's an understanding that this year may be as good as it gets in the near term in terms of agencies having money to spend and having appropriated dollars in a reasonable time frame available to them for spending on needed projects," he said.
Allen said several IT areas, such as cloud computing, data center consolidation and mobile computing, received a lot of attention too.
"Of the people here, there's been an openness and willingness to talk. There is an understanding that you have to talk each other, business to government, if you are going to get the business of government achieved," he said. "It's been very refreshing not to have government people shying away from what you would hope would be normal and routine business interactions."
DoD calls off annual procurement conference
GSA clarifies conference policy but industry concerns persist
Special Report: Shakeup at GSA


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You MUST drive it down to Cars & Coffee one of these days! You simply MUST!
You MUST drive it down to Cars & Coffee one of these days! You simply MUST!
Am I too late to join the ZOMG party? I'm not a die-hard MB fan, but that is a DAMN nice car. Do want. DO. WANT.
Dang, it's a small world.
(This is Rob from Benzworld, if you couldn't see so by the fleet in my avatar info...)
Great to see you spreading the word so others can appreciate the SEC, Henric.
Oh, and be sure to let Mark P. know... the console box is coming as of tomorrow!
(Had another stop in Quartzsite. This time, twas followed up by a 100mph blowout near Blythe, an eventful weekend racing an Audi at LeMons at Buttonwillow, and spending most of the night dealing with HPFP problems on a B7 A4, on the Grapevine, at midnight Sunday. And that was last weekend. This is why I forgot to mail Mark's part!)
75 TVR 2500M - 98 M3/4/5 Rotrex C38 - 91 GTI VRT - 02 Xterra SE - 97 E420 - 95 Saab 900se Convertible
The car looks so great. So many memories of the period flood back.
500, 560...whatever it takes
nice orangepeel, breh
Thanks for sharing. Absolutely love the car
****ing nice!
Vamped Tuning! Scrappy Dubs!
Progress made on the interior. RR the dash that had a couple of cracks with a nice minty example. Recaros have been reupholstered. The headliner was wrapped in leather. The rear seats and parcel shelf are being tended to and are all that keep the interior from completion. Here are a couple of picts. Enjoy!
No internet meme here. Just pure awesome!
rynodyno312: Just curious, but what makes it a "controversial" engine?
Fritz27: The LS7 made some anti-Semitic remarks back in 2008. Look it up.
WOW that is amazing. Someone send this to MB to remind them of the great designs they used to produce.
Maybe it's just a kid thing, but I would take that over ANY new benz!!!
Love this car.
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Beautiful car! And way to help other enthusiasts by making repros!
any pics of what's under the hood.............
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wow, great work!
super clean!
If I win the lotto will you let me buy it off you?
I am in complete admiration here.
I've wanted one of these for years.
Simply GOR-GEOUS !
So... Raw... Must... Continue...
Algunos padres son poetas, todos los hijos son poesías. ♥
You definitely need to do that!!!!!!!!
We had about 3 or 4 w126's there a few months ago. One had a genuine AMG kit but no where near as beautifully done as yours. Here are some pics: (My brothers 85 500SEL is on the left)
Please bring yours to CnC one day and let us know beforehand. I REALLY want to see your work of art in person.
BTW, do you have repro kits to sell?
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finished putting the interior together this weekend...
and an engine bay pict
and just before sunset today
I can't express how awesome this car is. It just needs some professional photography.
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so clean, that interior is delish!!
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Palin was selected to boost McCain's support among women, but in reality it did just the opposite. Dissimilar to what one would think, women are the least supportive of Palin's political career.
According to Belkin, her looks are about all she has going for herself. There was a moment that women were intrigued by Palin but now, embarrassed, women across America feel that supporting her was in fact a step backward in the feminist movement.
I would consider this feature to be a trend story. Rather than writing specifically about Palin like a profile would, Belkin writes about the women who surround her and the trend of feelings they all share.
I think that Belkin does a good job with this feature. She approached this story in a different angle than other writers have, revealing how women have been affected by her decisions.
Belkin uses an excellent metaphor that associates the situation with life in high school. Today, there are the educated and ambitious women. In high school these would be the members of the debate team. Then there are others like Palin, who are the head cheerleader, pretty and popular, but have no interest in studying and just assume they could 'breeze in' to anything.
What I did not like about this article actually has nothing to do with the writer or content. I am rather disappointed that the New York Times did not offer a blog or space to make comments about this feature. I would be interested in others opinions.


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As Stevenson Motorsports prepares for the 2013 season, it's sort of a first-things-first approach for the Jacksonville-based race team that will be out for, well, first place in the Grand-Am Rolex Sports Car Series.
A year ago Stevenson was second in the team championship race, which was certainly a solid performance but one that left team manager Mike Johnson wanting more — like leading the points chase at some point and seeing what happens after that.
"It's weird," Johnson said in a news release. "Stevenson has been a front-running team ever since 2008, but we've never actually led the championship at any point of the year. So that's kind of a first goal…, to get to lead and then go from there and try to maintain that lead.
"We've had a lot of wins and a lot of podiums, but we have also had that DNF (did not finish) or two that has taken us out of the championship picture. So we have to get rid of those. I've always said that nobody ever really wins these championships — everybody else just loses them.
"And I still think that's pretty true. The Audis and Ferraris have been strong in testing, but we will focus on our finishes and look to keep building momentum all year long."
The year begins this week in
The full-season lineup behind the wheel will again feature young American John Edwards, 22, teaming up with speedy Scottish veteran Robin Liddell, 39. That twosome had three wins and seven podium finishes in 2012.
Joining Edwards and Liddell in their No. 57 Camaro GT.R for the season opening Rolex 24 will be Tommy Milner and Jan Magnussen, who have both raced with Stevenson in the past
"Our goal is to win the championship," said Liddell, who has six wins and nine podium finishes the last two years. "We've been doing this for five years with Stevenson and we've come close at least a couple times. It's just such a great environment to be in, and I really do feel like it's a spiritual home for me."
Along with the Rolex Series, Stevenson will again field the No. 9 Camaro G.S. R in the Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge, with Edwards and Matt Bell, 27, sharing the duties at the wheel for the third straight year.
After a slow start last year — Edwards missed two races with a injury not related to racing — the No. 9 car closed out the season with six top 10 finishes, including one win to wind up second in the drivers championship.
"We like running in both series because, just like you see with the guys in NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide, the drivers are able to pick up information in one series and it helps them with the other," Johnson said.
"Being second in the driver championship and third in the team points, w had a good year last year and sorted out a lot of things with the setup and reliability," he added. "So now it's down to how fast can we make a street Camaro go against these Porches and BMWs and now the Aston Martin, which is basically a GT4 car.
"So I think we're doing quite well, and if luck is in our favor, it could be a season where we take it."
2013 Schedule
Rolex Sports Car Series
Jan. 24-27
Rolex 24 at Daytona
Daytona International
March 1-2
Grand-Am of the
Circuit of the
April 3-6
April 18-20
May 31-June 1
Chevrolet Grand-Am
June 13-15
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
June 28-30
Sahlen's Six Hours of The Glen
Watkins Glen International
Watkins Glen, N.Y.
July 24-26
Aug. 8-10
Aug. 16-17
Sept. 7-8
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Sept. 26-28
2013 Schedule
Continental Tire Sports Car Challenge
Jan. 23-25
Daytona International
March 1-2
Grand-Am of the
Circuit of the
April 3-6
April 18-20
June 13-15
Mid-Ohio Sports Car Course
June 28-29
Watkins Glen International
Watkins Glen, N.Y.
July 24-26
Aug. 8-10
Aug. 16-17
Sept. 7-8
Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca
Sept. 26-28


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