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The birth of the Ford Mustang was an awakening for Ford and the auto industry. The Ford sales department estimated it would sell maybe 100,000 units of its new Mustangs, but that estimation turned out to be more of a grand underestimation. By the end of the full first year of production, 418,812 units had shot out of dealers' showrooms. The wave surged from coupes and convertibles to the slick 2+2 fastbacks, which joined the lineup in September 1964. It was instantly the car to own—the cool of the decade! It wasn't long before the snazzy new fastback would find even greater fame when a tall Texan took it under his wing and created the Shelby GT series of Mustang.
The aftermarket trade saw the enormous potential for accessorizing and improving the performance of the new 289-powered V-8 Mustang. This Rangoon Red fastback is the perfect example. Roy and Lee Hedman originally purchased the fastback from Smith Grandy Ford in Seattle. Roy is Bob Hedman's brother, owner of Hedman Hedders. At the time, it was a rare, high option model and trying to get one for any R&D developments was very difficult, so the brand-new GT was immediately driven to Los Angeles so Bob could use it as a fitment mule to measure, design, test fit and dyno test his new high flow headers for the 289 V-8 GT package.
When it was done, Roy retrieved the GT from the Hedman R&D department and drove to Alaska, where he served as a U.S. Marshal. The Mustang remained in Alaska for about 10 years, serving as the family car and driver's test vehicle for his daughter Toni Hedman. In the mid-'70s, the fastback came back down south to Camano Island, Washington, and there it stayed until 1995 when it was given to Toni and her husband Mike Caldwell.
Not only had the Mustang been in Toni's life for many years, it was also well appreciated by her husband Mike. Mike did a little research from the body tag and found that the GT-optioned fastback was built at the San Jose, California, plant 17 June-1965 for the Seattle district sales. It was equipped with a 289, 4V premium fuel V-8 engine with a C4 dual-range automatic transmission and a 3.00 ratio rearend. (Current tags show paint code A for Raven Black, and transmission code 5, indicating a four-speed manual to more accurately reflect the Tremac racing transmission TKO five-speed manual transmission in its restored resto-mod condition.)
The Caldwells knew they wanted to keep this Mustang, but the catalyst for change happened in 1996 when their carport roof collapsed and damaged the car. They connected with family friend Jeff Peterson at Peterson's Customs in Mount Vernon, Washington. Here, the 12-year project restoration and conversion of this Pro Touring resto-mod Mustang was completed in the spring of 2009.
They didn't want a simple body shop fix, rather they chose the long and arduous task of doing it right, and building a truly fine Pro Touring street machine. The fastback was totally stripped and taken back to bare metal though a chemical dipping process that revealed every blemish and corrosion issue.
The underside was equally detailed and reengineered with suspension modifications, including Chassisworks subframe connectors and a center brace from Total Control Products. Mike then had the front end upgraded with a complete tubular coil-over adjustable suspension from Global West and the steering updated with a manual Flaming River rack-and-pinion setup. Mike had a narrowed Ford 9-inch rearend installed running 4.11 gears on a limited slip center, along with new springs and QA1 adjustable rear shocks.
Mike also knew that the braking system would need to be substantially upgraded to make it Pro Touring quality. The factory braking system was replaced with a new 11-inch SSBC four-wheel disc brake system operated off an SSBC billet brake dual master cylinder. The emergency brake control was updated with a Lokar floor-mounted, cable-controlled emergency/parking brake assembly.
With all the sheet metal looking tight, the paint shop at Peterson's Customs applied the show-quality black acrylic urethane (PPG 91300) finish using the classic clearcoat system. During reassembly, all rubber seals, glass, wiring, lines, clamps, brackets and fasteners were replaced, and small custom appearance touches were added, including sequential taillights, a billet filler cap and dual chrome bulletside mirrors. After the car was done, Mike had famed pinstriper Herb Martinez hand stripe a single red line detail down both sides of the contour of the car.
With the body now looking crisp, the need for a perfect wheel match was accomplished with a set of custom NXT 17-inch Mustang steel-styled aluminum wheels (4.74-inch backspace) with chrome red center caps. These larger diameter classic Mustang rims and new tires were the perfect look for this newly designed Mustang. Mike ordered a set of custom-made Diamond Back tires with dual red line walls to complete the wheel makeover. The fronts are 235/45R17 and back tires are 285/40R17.
With the body and suspension now done, Mike turned his attention to the powertrain. He had a plan in mind to make it look factory installed, Pro Touring correct. He brought it all together as a nice package by installing a Ford Racing 347-cid stroker crate motor. To get the desired look of a restoration Tran Am race engine, Mike installed a Dynaformance Weber-styled, downdraft electronic fuel-injection system. Of course, it features Hedman headers, which now flow into a 2.5-inch Flowmaster exhaust system.
This complete installation gives the engine a classic racer look, perfect for this 502-hp performance upgrade. The fuel supply system and ignition were also updated with a 22-gallon Fail Safe fuel cell with billet fuel cap and 3/8-inch braided fuel lines, while the ignition was built around an MSD ignition with a M6A module and a 105-amp alternator. The front end of the motor was also upgraded with a Billet Specialties polished aluminum serpentine belt system, and the hood is now supported by a set of Billet Specialties polished aluminum hood hinges.
Keeping the new 347 cooled necessitated improving the cooling with a custom Griffin aluminum radiator with built-in overflow tank and a Spal pull-through electric cooling fan. Making it all work is a Painless wiring harness and an Optima dry cell battery.
With such a jump in power, the driveline is also completely new. At the flywheel, a McLeod Industries, Inc. racing clutch and pressure plate sits inside a Quick Time, Inc. scatter shield/bellhousing connecting to a Tremac TKO five-speed transmission. This combination supplies the horses to the rear axle via a 4-inch custom aluminum driveline protected with a driveline loop.
The interior is also a real treat! Mike decided that a blend of classic and modern would look right. He had the interior work done by Paul Reichlin at Cedardale Upholstery in Mount Vernon, Washington. The interior is done around a set of 2005 Mustang GT custom seats that were modified by removing the headrest sections. Paul recovered the seat and the other soft surfaces in show-quality black pleated leather with a matching black leather-wrapped sport steering wheel. He added a set of Simpson 3-inch competition seat belts and red Mustang pony logos are illuminated in the sills. Black floor mats with red Mustang lettering were custom-trimmed to match.
The dash was retrofitted with a GME Enterprises Auto Meter six-gauge cluster package, running aircraft red night lighting in the 160-mph speedometer, in the 10,000-rpm tachometer and in the centrally located shift light.
For tunes, Mike installed a high-end Kenwood stereo system with four interior speakers molded in for a subtle appearance. The base speaker, amplifier and a six-CD changer are located in the trunk.
Since its completion in spring of 2009, the fastback has been a hit on the outdoor show car circuit. Mike and Toni drive their car a lot and it has picked up a quite a bit of recognition at events for its fresh new look and detailed engineering.
Here are few of its recent wins:
April 2010 – Kool April Nites, Redding, CA, Mighty Mustang Award
June 2010 – Peggy Sue's, Santa Rosa, CA, First Place Modified Mustangs
July 2010, Grants Pass, OR, Back to the Fifties, Mayors Choice Award
This black beauty is truly a fine, fresh, new look at Pro Touring, and best of all, it's highly drivable and fast. The fine details make it an outstanding new high performance classic Mustang, one that Mike and Toni are surely proud to keep in the family after all of these years.
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I have had this for ages, it sits at the back of my bathroom cabinet and I occasionally pluck up the courage to 'fix my feet' and attempt to get rid of the dryness and white/dry skin on my heels.
I got this originally free with the hand cream, which I also use from time to time, along with the lip gloss- its good to keep your eyes out for that offer, they do it quite often with stores like Tesco and Superdrug. It set me back all of £4 but this was about a year ago, the prices may be different in different stores. I have just had a look on the Tesco website and its £5 for the foot cream there, and £3 for the hand cream.
Basicly, there is little difference between the hand cream and the foot cream in my opinion, the foot cream is slightly denser/thicker, but the smell similar if not the same, and they are both transparent, and have the appearance of looking and feeling like liquid Vaseline.
There is a faint scent to the Netrogena creams, definitely a feminine one (do not test this on your man, the vast majority wont appreciate it). Its a sort of floral perfumey smell, lots of high notes in perfume terms, one step away from being old womeny perfume scented, but not too bad, its quite subtle once its on your skin.
On squeezing the tube, a thin wiry ...um, solidified Vaseline, (that's the best way I can think to describe it), comes out. Its odd, it doesn't look moisturising.
On putting it onto your feet, it does go a long way, it settles on the skin like most creams or gels, then you need to wait a bit for it to seep into your skin. It takes some time.
Roughly about 10 minutes later, its safe to walk as the most of it has seeped into your skin, but its still not all settled in yet, you do still need to wait longer, its just not as bad after waiting 10 minutes.
I would say 30 minutes later is enough time, it never really 100% seeps in, but you will find the longer you leave it, the better its settled down.
It does leave the skin on the top of your feet feeling very soft. But as for the underneath, its not so good, it does seep in to the soles eventually, but it sort of feels like its just helped the top layer of skin to soften, its like the underneath where the real hard skin is has not been touched. This can be irritating and I would imagine you are supposed to use this every day and night for 30 days or something- but if you did that with any cream, would you not get a moisturised result?!
Its a shame the cream isn't really in my view, suitable for feel (its just not 'hard' enough!), as the hand cream is quite good for really dry skin on hands. I think this product needs more work before its going to be suitable for real feet- it would be good as a top up between your monthly pedicures for those of you that can afford to, but for the rest of us, the search is still on!
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It was lying neglected for long in Kumara Park West
Bangalore: Many people can reel out facts about Kumarapuram Seshadri Iyer, who was Dewan of Mysore from 1883 to 1901. But not many know that his memorial in Kumara Park West, which was almost in ruins, has been restored.
The Kumara Park West Residents' Welfare Association decided to restore the park and the memorials of Seshadri Iyer and his wife Dharmasamvardhini.
"The memorials were in bad shape. They were neglected for a long time. Not many residents of the area knew that the memorial of such a great man existed within the park," said N.S. Ramakanth, president of the association.
The association tried to get funds for the development of the park and restoration of the memorials through the local corporator. The development of the park was taken up under the "one ward, one park" scheme of Bangalore Mahanagara Palike (BMP), he said.
"Unfortunately, the corporator was not able to arrange funds for the restoration of the memorial. We approached Mayor Mumtaz Begum and the former BMP Commissioner Jothiramalingam, who gave us a verbal assurance. We then had to meet BMP Commissioner K. Jairaj to submit a written proposal. It took time, but we got the approval," Mr. Ramakanth said.
The association by then had approached a private builder who agreed to construct a band stand in the park, near the memorial. "We then took up restoration of the memorial. The plan for the restoration was ready, but we needed funds," he said. Mr. Ramakanth approached Seshadri Iyer's great grandchildren who agreed to sponsor sculpting of the bust.
"I took over 30 photographs of Seshadri Iyer's statue that is in front of the public library in Cubbon Park. We approached sculptors in Bidadi and got it made in record time," he said.
Corporate donations
The remaining funds for the pedestal were mobilised through collections from residents and corporate donations. "We plan to unveil the statue and the pedestal on January 31," he said.
Mr. Ramakanth said that the hardships faced by the association would be worth it, if people remembered Seshadri Iyer and his contribution to the development of Mysore State. "The main aim was to revive history. After all Seshadripuram and Kumara Park are named after him," he added.


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My foster daughter received the care of a highly skilled and creative crisis stabilizer from southwest key. She was promised from day one that the worker would not leave unless the teenager did not want her services any longer. The child has multiple mental health needs and can be quite uncooperative, however with this worker she had exhibited no violence and each week came home with thoughtful/positive creations (art, poems etc). This week we were stunned to learn the worker in consultation with her supervisor has decided to terminate the relationship. Without conversing with foster parent nor problem solving with the wraparound team, the child has simply been abandoned. No transfer of services was offered. The child and treatment foster worker and parent were in shock. I would not recommend this company under any circumstances.
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Stephanie's P.O.V
" I told you already, I don't need a bodyguard" I said glaring at Joe Morelli.
" Yeah that's what the last guy said" was Morelli's response.
" You guard people a lot Then?" I said
" it's a figure of speech cupcake" Joe said knocking on the door of the house, that my FTA 's Brother Jack Lamb lives in.
A little girl about six opened the door. Hopefully I wouldn't have to talk to the kid long. " Hi, I'm a Bond Enforcement Agent" I said.
The little girl had a yellow and pink romper sundress on, her strawberry blonde hair was pulled back in a floppy ponytail bun.
Leaving her bangs framing her face. " Is your Daddy Home" I asked. The little girl scrunche up her face in thought. " Why?" She asked.
I decided to change the subject. " What's your Name?". " Why should I tell you I don't like you" the girl replied.
Okay I thought she was cute until she started insulting me.
I looked at Joe helplessly unsure what to say next. Joe shrugged his shoulders, always so helpful I thought.
" what's your name ?" Joe asked her. " Mary-Kate Lamb, what's yours ?". I couldn't believe it the kid was sucking up to him.
" Joe Morelli" He said and smirked at me. Jerk I thought.
" are you a bond Forceee person too ?" Mary-Kate asked Joe Suspiciously.
" No I'm a Police officer" He told her straight faced. " Oh good…. Police officers are better than bond forceee people" Mary-Kate Said.
I decide to re-enter the conversation, " your Uncle missed his court date and your Daddy may know where he is" I said.
Mary-Kate scrunched her face up in thought again. Then Mary-Kate turned her head and yelled down the hall " Michelle, come downstairs , I need you".
Another little girl the same age came tumbling down the stairs.
Then I saw the second little girl I assumed was Michelle looked exactly like the first.
Same eyes, Same Outfit and same haircut, Long story short they were twins.
Mary-Kate and Michelle had a whispered conversation in the hallway.
When they came back, " Why are you looking for Uncle Dixon?" one of them asked Michelle I think.
" He missed his court date" I said. Two Identical Blank Faces Stared back at me uncomprehending. " Who'd Want To Date a Court?" Mary-Kate Asked.
" well" I started, "It's when you….. go to a court to…. Talk" I finished lamely. How was I supposed to know how to explain what at court date is to a couple of six year olds.
" what's court" Mary-Kate ? I think asked.
Joe crouched down so he was eye level with the Twins " Dixon Lamb was supposed to come to a place called court to talk, but didn't and that made some people unhappy, so we want to find him can you help us?"
" So the people won't be sad" Michelle Asked. Why couldn't I have explained it that way Joe made it sound so easy.
" Mary-Kate Knows where uncle Dixon is" Michelle said suddenly.
We looked at the girl standing on the right, " I'm Mary-Kate not Michelle" She said
. " No I'm Mary-Kate not Michelle" The girl standing on the left said.
I looked back and forth at them, Why? Did they have to be so identical. I pointed to the girl on the right " Your Mary-Kate" I said uncertainly.
" Yes I am But So is She " was the reply.
" fine" I said . I pointed at the girl on the left " Your Mary-Kate". " Yes I am But So Is She" was the reply again.
Now I was annoyed they were messing with me on purpose.
Joe looked at them briefly and said " Your Michelle," Joe said pointing at the girl on the right
" and Your Mary-Kate" He said pointing to the girl on the left.
" That's Not Fair" They whined, Scowling at me like it was my fault Joe Could tell them apart.
" Do you have any pets?" Mary-Kate asked stalling.
" I have a Hamster named Rex" I said
. " I hope it Dies" Mary-Kate said and stomped down the hallway leaving Michelle at the door.
" Uncle Dixon Stole Daddy's Car Yesterday" Michelle told us.
" And that's all we know" Mary-Kate yelled coming back to the door.
" He Likes The Seashore" Michelle volunteered.
" Tell Your Hamster to Beware my Kitty is coming to eat him" Mary-Kate said in a creepy sing-song voice.
Then in her normal voice shouted " Beware The Great Kitty Cat" and slammed the door shut in my face.
I turned to face Joe , who was laughing. " Real Smooth Cupcake " He said.
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A couple weeks ago, my family and I, along with some friends, set out for an extended kayak trip down Paint Creek.
I knew the trip would be long (from Greenfield's Felson Park to the Paint Creek State Park Campgrounds off Rapid Forge Road), but I don't know that I have ever felt such a bone-deep exhaustion coupled with a simultaneous exhilaration before.
Our prior trips have been small, maybe no more than an hour or two, and have been a nice meander down the creek.
This trip was no exception, save for one instance between me in a too-quick current and a rather large tree branch, but I am no worse for the wear. Most of the trip was nice and relaxing with plenty of time to chat, really look at the trees on the banks of the creek, and listen to the birds that live there.
Then came the end, the last couple miles or so. Since we were in the lake and no longer in the creek with the shallow water and its current to move us along, our movement was solely dependent on our own steam.
It became a bit difficult, but no less of a wonder.
I quickly found, especially with my burning arm and back muscles, that a steady pace was the best way to go. And once having found that cadence of movement, I could look around easily enough and take in the sights.
As the creek widened, seemingly slowly becoming the lake, I saw things I had not seen before, like all of these rock formations jutting up from the water with large trees in precarious positions.
It was breathtaking, and I couldn't help but think, as I have during previous trips down the creek, how these waters had once been, essentially, a highway, serving as a popular mode of travel for all sorts of folks for all sorts of reasons.
And here I was, feeling quite blessed to have the ability to take it all in.
My daughter was along for the trip and was in her own kayak, tied to my boat or my husband's by turns.
In these flat and seemingly motionless waters, the girl got some practice in on learning to paddle on her own. And that little bit of added momentum was a Godsend there at the end when I felt that, if I spoke, the action of speaking would expend energy I needed to paddle.
I found myself wondering a few times if I had it in me to get myself to the dock at the campgrounds.
Then I would remind myself, I had to have it in me since, for one, we were all tired, and two, I am far too proud to throw in the towel.
I was even pulling my daughter's boat for a while, muscles burning a little more with each swipe of the paddle.
But it was one of those situations when you know you've got to perform, and you do.
Much like the Little Engine That Could, trudging up that big hill, my mantra was, "I think I can, I think I can," until I knew I could.
By the time we got to the dock we were all beat but good, all except for the two little kids, that is.
And I was a little mad at my husband, but that passed quickly enough.
You see, he kept saying we were nearly there, "just around the bend."
So I spotted the next bend and thought, that, yeah, we can do this.
But it was more like three bends. That anger may have actually helped a little bit.
When we had all the boats loaded, we drove over to the shelter house nearest the dam and popped open the coolers and grilled hot dogs. I tell you, those had to be about the best hot dogs I have ever eaten.
You see, I had started the trip with only a peanut butter and jelly sandwich in my tummy, which sticks to one's ribs good enough, but a few miles of intense physical activity will burn it up quickly.
I have always enjoyed outdoor things like this. In my youth, I played the sports I played with fervor. My childhood was full of hiking, swimming and exploring. We were outside doing something all the time and I miss that.
I love the physical activity and love being outdoors, but I've noticed that with the demands of life, getting out there and playing is a lot harder to get worked into the schedule.
But I'm glad we did, and I'm glad we do.
It's worth every burning, working muscle to see what we saw that day and to take in the seemingly untouched nature we were surrounded with.
And it's a great way to just enjoy – no phones or televisions and no idea what's going on anywhere besides our little neck of the woods and the creek that runs through it.
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Zerodog et al,
The Mulege - Loreto area offers a wide range of moto-adventure possibilities.
The San Felipe-Gonzaga Bay-Coco's Corner-Bahia de los Angeles stretch is also a classic area to ride as this forum attests....and some folks seem to think Cabo San Lucas is a destination of worth (I think it is worth seeing and if you area yahoo who likes to get drunk and then get hung upside down and have a guy make you get more pissed ...Cabo is for you...but after seeing it I like to get out of their REAL quick....too many guys in shorts wearing sandals with white socks for my liking).
Of course, we all have our own ideas about what we think is cool and/or worthwhile....so I can set myself up for criticism by judging some things in the way I do....but in the spirit of some of these ADV Rider posts. FYYFF if you don't agree with me....and FYYFF if you do agree (as this expression is not only a suggestion for others, it seems to be a great term of endearment...
go figure !!!
Anyways, YFF's, here is some more....
Mulege is at the northern reach of Bahia Concepcion, a large bay that reaches about 30 kms in length and offers some spectacular beaches, camping opportunities, vistas, and riding.
From the sand dune beaches just south of the Pemex at the south end of Mulege (on the highway), one can see the northern tip of the peninsula on the east side of Bahia Concepcion....
We took a day to do a loop around Bahia San Nicholas at the south end of Concepcion. As we preferred to avoid riding pavement along the coast of B of C from Mulege, we opted to load the bikes in the truck and ride from Isla Requeson near the south end of the Bay......
Isla Requeson is unique in that it has an isthmus that joins it to the peninsula (remember that Baja is a peninsula and cannot be referred to as "the mainland"), a phenomenon that creates a spectacular setting...
We parked at the shack which seemed to be the location for the jefe of the beach ...
I paid the guy for parking and determined that we would be back by 4:00 pm , mas o menos, and explained that we were going to San Sebastion y San Nicholas por la dia....
Oh, Oh....I have just been called to dinner....back with the rest of the day in a bit....
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COLUMBIA CITY — The rain came early in Friday night's Columbia City home football game against Northeast Hoosier Conference foe Homestead, and with them came a flood of Eagle offensive woes.
With leading rusher Adam Neely on the sidelines in a cast, the Eagles were victimized for seven interceptions and had extreme difficulty finishing drives against the Spartans. The end result was a 41-6 loss for the Eagles.
On a wet night, Columbia City finished the contest with eight turnovers, and it was the first of those turnovers that helped give the Spartans the early lead.
COLUMBIA CITY — Columbia City's Lady Eagle volleyball team came into Thursday night's home contest looking for a win against a quality Huntington North team.
It took come-from-behind extra-point wins in two games to take a 3-1 win over the visiting Lady Vikings.
SOUTH WHITLEY — Despite a late comeback, Whitko's girls soccer team lost to Wawasee Wednesday night in South Whitley.
With a two-goal deficit, Whitko's Ellyana Blue scored a goal with 38 seconds left in the game to bring the score within one, 4-3.
Though Blue put in a strong effort, Wawasee managed to score another goal with nine seconds left in the game to take a safe 5-3 lead to win.
CHURUBUSCO — While many teams are settling in to the 2012 season, learning what works for this year's team — and what doesn't — one thing hasn't changed for Churubusco. When the Eagles take the field, they're going to win.
In fact, out of the last 36 regular season games 'Busco has played, the Eagles have only lost three — just one on their home field.
Friday night's contest against Prairie Heights was no different, as Churubusco's offense racked up 42 points, and the defense held the Panthers scoreless.
CHURUBUSCO — After a struggling start to the season, Churubusco's tennis team improved its Northeast Corner Conference record to 2-2 this week, beating Central Noble Tuesday and Prairie Heights Thursday.
The Eagles downed the Panthers 4-1, with wins in all divisions, excluding No. 2 doubles.
No. 1 singles Luke Lillmars pummelled his Prairie Heights opponent, 6-0, 6-0. In No. 2 singles, Cody Luttman won a lopsided 6-2, 6-0 match.
Landon Lillmars won the forfeit in No. 3 singles, as Prairie Heights didn't have enough players for a full team.
BUTLER – After a long week of matches for Churubusco's volleyball team, the Lady Eagles defeated Eastside Thursday night for their third match in four days.
'Busco won in five games after the long trip to Butler. After winning the first game 25-15, the Lady Eagles lost the second in a close 25-22 competition. Churubusco retaliated with a 25-11 win in the third game, but lost the fourth 25-19.
The Lady Eagles won the fifth and final game by a close 15-12 margin.
Gabby Jones led 'Busco in aces with three. She also had 10 digs.
Undefeated Churubusco (2-0) hosts Prairie Heights (2-0), Columbia City (1-1) hosts Bellmont (2-0) and Whitko (0-2) hosts Southwood (0-2) Friday night.
For previews of the three games, pick up a copy of Thursday's edition of The Post & Mail.
COLUMBIA CITY — Whitley County rivals Churubusco and Columbia City met on the volleyball court at the Donald S. Weeks Gymnasium Tuesday night, treating the fans in attendance to a very competitive match.
Visiting Churubusco took the first game with a very emotional performance, but host Columbia City regrouped to take the next three games to record the 3-1 win.
The win pushes the Columbia City record to 4-0 as they head into Thursday night's showdown with Concordia, while Churubusco's record moves to 3-3 as they head to Eastside also on Thursday.


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We haven't seen much of Kelly Johnson lately, but we probably should have. With the game tied 3-3 in the 6th, Johnson hit a go-ahead solo homerun in into the right field seats, starting in his at third base for the first time in since last week, to help boost the Yankees past the Tampa Bay Rays, 9-3, on Saturday afternoon in the Bronx.
Masahiro Tanaka started the game. started out pretty well below we should have, but finished off very strong for his fourth win of the season, as he remains undefeated at 4-0 in his big league career.
Jacoby Ellsbury, after a three-hit game last night, collected three more hits today, raising his batting average to .346 on the year; that continues to lead the team, by a far margin. On an even more impressive note, Ichiro went 2-for-4 with a pair of doubles; he's hitting .375 (18-48) this season off the bench.
The Rays scored one run in both the 1st and 2nd innings against Tanaka. I haven't checked, but I'm pretty sure that the Yankees have not scored first in a game since last weekend against the Los Angeles Angels.
Just a handful of pitches into the game, the second hitter, Desmond Jennings, hit a solo homerun into the Yankees' bullpen, a shot very similar to the homerun he hit off of Vidal Nuno last night, putting the Rays up 1-0, quickly.
Ryan Hanigan made it a 2-0 game in the 2nd inning when, with runners on the corners after after singles by James Loney and David DeJesus, singled to left-center to drive home Loney. Then a couple innings later, in the 4th, Will Myers opened up the frame by hitting a solo homerun just inside the left-field foul pole off Tanaka, pushing the lead to 3-0.
Tanaka's pitches just didn't look very sharp. The Rays were putting a lot of hard hit balls into play, and they were not being fooled very much by the splitter in the early going.
However, the Yankees would not let their star pitcher take the loss without a fight, scoring nine unanswered runs over the 4th through 8th innings to take and stretch out the lead.
Mark Teixeira is really starting to heat up, which is extremely good news for the Yankees. Teixeira blasted a two-run homerun into right field off Rays starter Jake Odorizzi, cutting the lead to 3-2. That was Teixeira's 4th homerun in his last five games, and 5th overall since coming off the DL.
The Yankees would eventually tie the game in the bottom of the 5th after Ichiro doubled and Yangervis Solarte walked to open the inning. Then Ellsbury hit a long ground-rule double to left-center field, scoring Ichiro to even the score. That was the 14th RBI of the year for Ellsbury, on his 10th double.
And then in the 6th, Johnson hit a long homerun off Josh Lueke, hit fourth of the season, to put the Yankees up by a run, 4-3. He hasn't been playing much lately, because Joe Girardi apparently likes Brian Roberts more, but I think Johnson needs some more at-bats.
Entering the 5th inning with his pitch count reaching up pretty high, Tanaka began to turn it. He gave up seven hits through the first four innings, but just one in his final three, on a Loney single in the 6th. other than that, he was a completely different pitcher after the 4th.
His final line had three runs on eight hits, with no walks and five strikeouts on 113 pitches. Tanaka has pitched at least seven innings in each one of his five big league starts, and with the Yankees bullpen getting in a lot of work lately, being able to finish off seven innings was a big deal for Girardi and the bullpen.
After the Yanks added two more insurance runs in the 7th on an RBI single by Teixeira and sac-fly from Alfonso Soriano, Dellin Betances -- Dealin' Dellin -- was, well, dealin' once again. He struck out the first two batters of the 8th with a three-run lead, striking out five in-a-row going back to Friday night, then worked around a Loney double to get Myers out.
The Yankees tacked on two more runs in the 8th inning on an Ichiro double, scoring Brian Roberts, and a Brett Gardner single to push the game wide open, at 9-3. Then Preston Claiborne tossed a scoreless, three up, three down 9th inning to seal the victory.
The rubber-match of the three game series is tomorrow afternoon at 1:05 pm, with CC Sabathia getting the ball against Rays left-hander Eric Bedard, who the Yankees have already faced on this season.


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Brazil is widely considered one of the worldwide powerhouses in the sport and holds the record for the most World Cup victories in the history of the sport. Brazil, the current FIFA No. 11 ranked team has won five World Cup championships, one more than second place Italy. They last won the World Cup when it was held in Japan in 2002, defeating Germany 2-0 in the finals. Brazil has also advanced to two finals in which they weren't the victor, with the most recent being in 1998 when France beat them 3-0 in France.
Honduras is currently ranked as the 34th best team in the world according to FIFA and has been as high as 20. The nation hasn't had the best history in the World Cup. In their first appearance in the big tournament in 1982, they finished last in their group with two points. They didn't reach the World Cup again until 2010 and finished group play last in their bracket, scoring just a single point. The nation has qualified for the 2014 event and will be looking to reverse their fortune when they head to South America.
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Democrats were angry, too, that passage of the pared-back bill appeared to set the stage for higher food stamp cuts in a separate bill. Several Democrats delayed the final vote by forcing procedural votes, and many came to the floor to denounce the legislation passionately.
House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, D-Calif., said to Republicans, "You are taking food out of the mouths of your own poor constituents."
Since the food stamp program doesn't expire, the program is untouched as long as no food aid cuts become law.
Anti-hunger groups are already mobilizing to deflect whatever Republicans propose.
"Republican leadership seems to be coming at the program with malign intent and that's deeply concerning," said James Weill of the Food Research and Action Center. He said they are hoping to rely on the Democratic-led Senate and President Barack Obama, who has also opposed food stamp cuts, to hold off against the House. The White House issued a veto threat against both bills.
A Senate farm bill passed last month would cut around a half a percent from the SNAP program.
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haha…I like Sherks new tat…he must have just gotten that today. Nice work.
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haha…I like Sherks new tat…he must have just gotten that today. Nice work.
lol I didnt know what you were talking about. Thats pretty funny. Its funny cuz its true.
Next time put up a pic with a syring in his arm.
LOL…Glad you pointed that out. I didn't see it either.
Good stuff. Yeah, he's tarnished for sure now. I think he should be knocked out of contention and have to work his way up. If not, then why shouldnt everyone take roids and cycle off. Its worth it because if you happen to get caught the worst that can happen is a small fine and suspension. The UFC doesnt seem to want to punish cheaters. But they'll kick you out for life if you fight on TUF.
Steroid freak!
Sherk needs an * next to his record!
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New Roanoke Times Story 3/18
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Should gun data lists be muzzled?
First Amendment rights collided with Second Amendment rights in the recent brouhaha.
By Laurence Hammack
Open records on gun permits
It didn't take long for Sunshine Week to turn stormy.
At 9:15 last Sunday morning, just a few hours after The Roanoke Times was dropped on doorsteps and shoved into paper boxes across the region, Scot Shippee fired the first shot in what would become the newspaper's biggest Internet controversy.
In an online discussion forum, Shippee blasted the paper for posting on its Web site a database that included the names and addresses of everyone in Virginia licensed to carry a concealed handgun.
Shippee wrote that if the newspaper was so committed to public information, it would only be fair for him to publicly list the home address of editorial writer Christian Trejbal. A column by Trejbal that day had urged readers to celebrate Sunshine Week -- a national recognition of the public's right to know -- by using the database to see who in their community was "packing heat."
In the furor that followed, irate readers swamped the newspaper with hundreds of calls and e-mails. And Trejbal became the recipient of threats and a suspicious package that drew a state police bomb squad to his Christiansburg home.
There was no bomb, only fallout.
Even though The Roanoke Times hastily removed the database from its Web site, questions remain: Should people be allowed to know who among them is secretly armed? Or did identifying those who carry concealed handguns invade their privacy and make them targets for criminals?
And will this fundamental conflict between advocates of the First and Second amendments be resolved by the General Assembly's restricting public access to gun permit information when it takes up the issue next year?
The issue of hidden guns and open records is handled differently from state to state.
Virginia is one of 17 states that treats information about concealed-handgun permit holders as a public matter, according to the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press.
In another 18 states, the information is closed from public view. The remaining states have no laws or court decisions that clearly address the question one way or the other.
Because laws vary from state to state, direct comparisons are hard to draw from a database of record availability compiled by the committee.
In some states the information is open only to police, in one state it's available just to the media, in others the names of permit holders are public but their addresses are not, and in others permit holders can petition the court to keep their information private.
In Vermont and Alaska, the issue is moot because people don't need a permit to carry a concealed handgun. In Wisconsin and Illinois, individuals are not allowed to pack a hidden holster, permit or not.
One thing does seem clear: A growing number of states -- including Florida, Ohio and South Dakota -- have passed laws in recent years to remove or restrict concealed-weapon information from the public domain.
Virginia could be headed in that direction, as the blowup over Trejbal's column has some state lawmakers talking about introducing bills at next year's General Assembly.
"The trend has been moving in the direction of protecting people's privacy rights," said Alan Gottlieb of Second Amendment Foundation, a gun rights organization based in Washington state.
The catalyst behind that trend is "abusive behavior by the media," said Marion Hammer, executive director of Unified Sportsmen of Florida. Hammer's group pushed for the change in Florida's law last year after an Orlando television station became the latest media outlet to run a database of concealed handgun permit holders.
"They made it sound like exercising a constitutional right was something wrong, and they held [gun owners] up to ridicule," Hammer said.
While Second Amendment supporters argue that publicizing the names of gun owners violates their privacy and makes them possible targets of crime, some First Amendment advocates say there's a compelling public interest in that information.
"I can hear the shocked indignation of gun-toters already: It's nobody's business but mine if I want to pack heat," Trejbal wrote in his column on Sunshine Week, which included a link to the now-defunct database of permit holders.
"Au contraire. Because the government handles the permitting, it is everyone's business."
Some media experts -- journalism ethics professor Edward Wasserman of Washington and Lee University among them -- have questioned whether a newspaper should publish the information just because it has it.
But Lucy Dalglish, executive director of the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, sided with Trejbal. "I think public records are public records" and people should have the right to see them, she said.
"I don't know what it is about the gun people. They seem to think they should have all these rights, but they don't want to recognize the rights of the rest of us to know who they are."
Among the hundreds of comments about Trejbal's column that followed Shippee's initial posting to roanoke.com's message board, there was this one from a woman identified only as "Not Wanted to be found":
"I've moved twice to get away from a violent ex. Now I have to move again. I really appreciate you publishing my address. Gee, thanks."
It was a common theme that ran through the opposition: Publicizing the names and addresses of 135,000 concealed-gun carriers was more than just a privacy issue; it also enabled criminals to track down their victims and find the best homes to burglarize for guns.
Yet no one interviewed for this story -- including a Second Amendment scholar, a state police spokeswoman, the National Rifle Association and three other gun rights groups -- could point to a single incident in which that actually ever happened.
The odds seem unlikely to Randell Beck, executive editor of The Argus Leader in South Dakota, which maintains a database of that state's concealed handgun permit holders on its Web site.
"I find it very difficult to argue that [publication] in any way may put you on somebody's burglary list," Beck said. "In fact the opposite argument applies: If I'm a burglar looking for a place to steal stuff, and if I know Joe Blow has a handgun, I would be less likely to burglarize his house, knowing that he might shoot me."
Andria Harper, director of the First Amendment Foundation, made the same argument when her group fought unsuccessfully against the move to close gun records in Florida.
"That's the definition of a dumb criminal," Harper said. "To stalk someone they know has a concealed weapon."
Even though NRA spokeswoman Ashley Varner could not cite an incident in which a criminal used concealed-carry data to commit a crime, she said there were "real-life situations" in which potential victims were forced to move after being outed.
Said Varner: "I would hope that we don't have to wait for someone to actually be burglarized or raped for someone to say: 'Oh, maybe this is a bad idea.' "
Not many people noticed, at least not at first, when The Free Lance-Star of Fredericksburg quietly put a database of local concealed handgun permit holders on its Web site in November 2002.
But once the Virginia Citizens Defense League found out, the guns rights group quickly mobilized its membership, encouraging them to bombard the newspaper with angry e-mails and phone calls. The organization also dug up the home addresses and other information about the paper's key managers and made it public.
"We were flooded" with opposition, said Brian Baer, editor of Fredericksburg.com. The newspaper quickly took the database down and never put it back up.
But The Free Lance-Star still publishes information from newly issued concealed handgun permits, which it gathers from local courthouses, on a regular basis.
Local news editor Dick Hammerstrom said they might get a complaint every month or so.
The same holds true in Danville, where the Register & Bee runs the information in its weekly publication for nonsubscribers.
"It hasn't been an issue here at all," news editor Darren Sweeney said.
That could soon change, as the controversy in Roanoke has refocused the VCDL's attention on the issue. "They're going to get a pounding on this," the group's president, Philip Van Cleave, said of any newspaper that dares publish the information.
VCDL was especially incensed that The Roanoke Times chose to list the exact address of gun owners. The Fredericksburg paper listed just the street names, and in South Dakota only the city or county in which a gun owner lives is made public.
While the Argus Leader received about 20 complaints, editor Beck said he would have expected much more flak had the exact addresses been listed.
Another reason why outrage peaked in Roanoke might be a line in Trejbal's column in which he noted that Virginia does not take the same pains to list gun owners online as it does for convicted sex offenders.
"Concealed handgun permit holders and sex offenders????," wrote one poster, identified only as "vashooter."
"Your [sic] a class act, way to abuse the first amendment while trying to strip us of the second."
Before a Virginia resident obtains court permission to carry a concealed handgun, he or she must pass a criminal background check and a firearm training course. That should debunk the implication that concealed handgun carriers are an inherent risk to society and need to be monitored, said Nelson Lund, a George Mason University law professor who specializes in gun issues.
"Every time anyone has looked into this, they have found extraordinarily low levels of misuse of firearms by concealed-carry holders," Lund said.
Almost as fast as the concealed handgun database went up on roanoke.com, it was gone.
Roanoke Times president and publisher Debbie Meade explained Monday that it was pulled because of concerns that state police, who provided the data at the newspaper's request, might have identified crime victims on the list in violation of a state law.
That turned out not to be the case. But the newspaper was in no rush to re-post the data, explaining that it was only intended as a temporary feature to supplement the column on Sunshine Week.
Many questions remained unanswered by week's end, including three that were submitted in writing to Meade:
Did the newspaper make any mistakes in publishing the database? If yes, what were those mistakes? If no, did the newspaper bow to pressure in deciding not to re-post the data?
"We're still responding to the developments from the past several days and have not had time to evaluate all of this yet," Meade responded Friday afternoon in a written statement. "But I can assure you that those discussions will take place."
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Thanks, Auburn, the fact they took the list down does not lessen the need to keep attacking this issue.
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The Roanoke Times seems to be specifically NOT apologizing, and have found a few antis to quote who will give rationalization for why the Roanoke Times is the offended party in this "controversy".
How can we ratchet up the pressure on the RT, Trejbal, and Meade (the editor)? Anyone have any ideas?
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It's a decent article. At least it ends with a pro-gun quote from Nelson Lund.
It's hilarious how the anti's quoted think it's a remote possibility that someone would be targeted specifically because they are a CCW. That, apparently, is too far fetched for them. On the other hand, that a gun sitting on a table might jump up on its own and fire shots at a passing baby carriage... well, that is somehow plausible to anti's...
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Liked the guy from South Dakota, sure nobodies been robbed there, there can't be 100 people in the whole friggin state
I really would have cared less if they would have posted my name. I was peeved because they put the addresses in there. Sure in this day and age finding information if you really want it is not all that hard.. but to just put it up willy nilly is pushing it.
Should be interesting to see how things shake out. I think it would be best if the info was at least restricted to the Law enforcment types..
PS: Ya know I don't follow the logic that a thief would be scared to steal from someone with a permit "if" they know i have one.. Not all thieves are complete idiots.. geez case someones house..wait till they leave, break in.. no worry about the concealed handgun owner they are gone.. .. what's so hard about that line of reasoning ?.
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PS: Ya know I don't follow the logic that a thief would be scared to steal from someone with a permit "if" they know i have one.. Not all thieves are complete idiots.. geez case someones house..wait till they leave, break in.. no worry about the concealed handgun owner they are gone.. .. what's so hard about that line of reasoning ?.
Exactly. OR, they can plan a good ambush and take you down before you even know what hit you. Then they take your gun.
Like I said above, nothing seems plausible to an anti-gunner except for an inanimate object turning sweet, innocent, children into bloodthirsty killers.
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