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Flowing 110 miles from the foothills of the Coast Range southwest of Cottage Grove to Florence, the Siuslaw River attracts south Valley residents in quest of anadramous fish. chinook, shad, steelhead and sturgeon all make appearances here, with chinook and steelhead attracting the lion's share of angling activity. Most anglers target chinook in the tidal zones; the estuary has many public boat ramps. Steelheaders focus on the mid sections of the river. Sea run cutthroat are also plentiful in the system in August and September. Clamming on the lower river east of Florence is first-rate; crabbing can also be excellent, especially in August and September. Paddlers love the Siuslaw Estuary (just up from Old Town Florence), where kayakers riding the tide can encounter an abundance of bird life.
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Opinions are rampant in the area about how schools, and communities in general, should handle security.
Some agree that having armed sheriff's deputies in all schools is the best solution. Others argue it's more financially prudent to hire private security firms or retired law enforcement and military personnel to handle the job. A few have even suggested that beefing up existing security measures such as video surveillance and fencing will solve the problem.
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"If you'd asked me before Sandy Hook if we were going to have a (school resource officer), I'd have said, 'No, we don't need one,' " said Terri Roberts, who oversees several charter schools in the area. "(But) we're living in a different world."
She said they've learned that the nation's youngest students aren't immune to violence.
Elementary students can be touched. They have been touched.
Reacting to tragedy
In the hours following the deadly shooting in Newtown, Conn., educators across the country took a collective breath and then pulled out their own crisis plans.
"I think Connecticut was a wake-up call," said Okaloosa County Superintendent of Schools Mary Beth Jackson. "I think it said, 'OK, everybody, you've just breezed along the last years,' and it's almost like someone crossed the line and now there will be others out there."
Swift, immediate action was demanded. Parents and communities wanted to know how local school officials would prevent anything like the Sandy Hook shooting from happening locally.
Small steps were taken on the day 20 children and six adults lost their lives there. Principals found ways to improve their school's crisis plan. Front office staffers were put on high alert for any visitors. Doors were locked.
Parents in Okaloosa County were told they could pick up their children early from school if it would help ease fears.
"I think everybody knew at that point that nothing was the same," said Roberts, who oversees schools such as Liza Jackson Preparatory and Okaloosa Academy for the Rader Group.
By the following Monday, the sheriffs in Okaloosa and Walton counties had decided to place deputies in all schools, even at the cost of other units within their agencies. Other schools arranged to have law officers to be near or on school campuses whenever they could.
For some, the new precautions soothed concerns, but for others it raised them. How far was too far in terms of school security, they asked.
Protecting the children
More than a month after the shootings, it's no longer the topic of every discussion, but the sense of urgency to improve school security hasn't faded.
In Walton and Santa Rosa counties, task forces have been forged between school officials, law enforcement and county government representatives to try to identify solutions.
"This is not a school issue," said Santa Rosa County Superintendent Tim Wyrosdick. "This is a community issue."
Wyrosdick said they've identified three priorities in his county.
First, they want to make all public facilities, including schools, more secure. They will look at the layout of buildings and scrutinize check-in and check-out procedures.
Next, they will take a hard look at what can be done in the community and schools to understand mental illness better.
The third step, ideally, would be to put resource officers in all the schools, but that depends on funding from state and federal governments, Wyrosdick.
"This is an issue that I believe Tallahassee needs to address whole-heartedly," Wyrosdick said. "It's not going away."
If recent appeals to Florida lawmakers are any indication, superintendents across the state appear to share Wyrosdick's opinion.
Educators met with lawmakers last week to discuss funding and its importance to school safety.
Right now, school districts get money from the Safe Schools fund for security measures, including school resource officers. However, that has been cut by 15 percent over the last five years.
School districts also have made cuts. In Okaloosa County, for example, School Board members have voted more than once to not place resource officers in all the middle and high schools because of the expense.
To help pay for the resource officers now in all schools in the district, the board dipped into a reserve fund set aside for emergencies. The only school without a county-placed officer is Eglin Elementary School, but security police on Eglin Air Force Base are working with the school.
"I know in order to continue doing this we have to cut something out and I'm willing to do that," Jackson said. "Because to me … there isn't a higher priority than the safety of children."
Counting on students and staff
Security always has weighed heavily on Michael Mosley, superintendent of Rocky Bayou Christian School in Niceville.
With a sprawling 25-acre open campus, it's impossible to know about every person who enters the property. Right now, Mosley estimates about 85 percent of the visitors actually obey signs asking them to check in at the front office.
Short of installing an entry gate, the school depends on a crisis plan, the staff and the students to prevent or deal with issues.
"In a perfect world I'd like to have a deputy on campus," Mosley said. "Realistically, bad guys with guns only get defeated by good guys with guns."
Currently, that's not an option. The price tag is too high and the size of the campus always would be a challenge.
However, that doesn't mean the school is doing nothing, he said.
All classrooms have two exits, and exterior doors are always locked. Visitors to the kindergarten area have to be buzzed in.
Mosley said Rocky Bayou's crisis plan has been reviewed three times and is practiced a couple of times a year.
"I don't think the danger is ever going to get less," he said. "And I think most school administrators are going to err on the side of caution."
At Seaside Neighborhood School in South Walton County, school administrators talked to adults and students.
"I went and talked to small groups of students and just reminded them what we could do," Principal Kim Mixson said. "I think it's important that they felt that they have some kind of power and input."
Administrators at other private schools said they are taking similar approaches, and emphasized that everyone is on high alert even as they realize their plans are not perfect.
"There are just some things that you realize you're at the mercy of God that it doesn't happen to you," Mosley said.
'We deal with unhappy people'
Okaloosa County Sheriff Larry Ashley has made no secret that security policies at schools are full of holes.
He also hasn't hesitated to make his case for school resource officers. He's appeared before the County Commission once and the School Board twice.
To him, placing deputies at each school rather than relying on them to visit schools when they can is the cornerstone to improving security.
"If you're not at the school when it happens, you're reacting from the outside," he said. "You're not reacting from the inside, and you're certainly not preventing from the inside."
Right now, most school officials and many parents seem inclined to agree.
"In any school, on any given day, we deal with unhappy people," Jackson said. "It isn't just about protecting from an intruder.
"Our society has changed so much that people think anger and violence are the only way to handle things."
Deputies have helped diffuse a number of situations in the short time they have been in all the schools, Ashley said.
They've caught a father who had a domestic violence injunction that prevented him from seeing his family who was trying to pick up his child. They've also dealt with bullying issues, a 7-year-old who was stabbing himself and a 12-year-old with a suicide note.
"It wasn't in our mindset, I don't think, until Connecticut, that we thought there was a possibility that there were those out there who would harm (children)," Ashley said. " … When you start walking over 20 dead babies, it makes you think."
Looming questions
What happens next year and the year after that and five years down the road are questions that few have found answers to yet.
"It's not as easy as locking all the doors and not allowing somebody in," said Jim Hicks, who is heading a task force in Walton County to improve school safety. "We don't want our schools to be a prison and we don't want our schools to be wide open. We've got to find that happy medium."
In Walton County, officials barely have turned their attention from immediate issues to "intermediate" ones, according to Hicks, who is the transportation coordinator for the school district.
It will be a bit longer before they have the long-term picture figured out, he said.
"Some folks want us to have a knee-jerk reaction, but we're resisting," Hicks said. "We communicate with other districts daily just about, 'What are you doing in this situation?' "
Okaloosa and Santa Rosa county officials said they are asking the same kinds of questions.
Will more guidance counselors or school resource officers improve safety? Will metal detectors become necessary? Would school uniforms help? Those types of issues, they say, are where the next true battle lies.
Everyone can agree changes are necessary, but it will take time to weigh the costs against the value of a life. And it will take years to determine the most effective approaches.
Ultimately, when all is said and done, not everyone will be satisfied and the result likely won't be foolproof.
Tragedy, history has shown, has a way of coming back around. All people can do is prepare, and then hope and pray they've done enough.
Daily News Staff Writer Kari C. Barlow and the Associated Press contributed to this report.
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Maryport Jobcentre may be closed next year as part of a review by the Department for Work and Pensions.
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He added: "Maryport Jobcentre serves people from Flimby, Crosby, Great Broughton and Allonby.
"They already have to get themselves into Maryport and would now have to get themselves up to the most remote parts of the town. It is completely brainless.
"I will be opposing it and I would urge other stakeholders to do the same," he said.
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"I have already responded to the review. I want to know what will happen to people who come from as far away as Silloth.
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"Does this mean they would have to walk into Maryport and then walk all the way up to Hillside?
"Will the DWP be looking at a mini bus or something to transport these people.
"There are still so many questions to be answered and I have asked for answers.
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Having had a look at the Hillside Estate Office it is so small that the current staff of the housing association and the same applies at Ewanrigg, Looks as though the the 'deep thinkers' at the DWP have suffered as serious brain fart and got the cart in front of the horse again.
Yet another short sighted move DWP along with the new online Universal Jobmatch which is not universal if you have not got access to the internet nor a jobs matching service more a snoop on what you're doing service, If they closing Maryport JC and they say they are going to share the office on the Hillside Estate have the approached the housing association who own the office or are just hoping that the housing association will say 'yes' out of the goodness of their hearts? One thing is for certain it will not be rent free if I have anything to say about it.
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Coach needs some help...
"I am teaching a group of students immgrating from the RCX to NXT. We have been working on buidling a line follower using the NXT set.
We have decided to use the robolab 2.9 program to work on this project as they are more familiar with robolab software.
Would appreciate it if you could help to point us in the right direction with regards to the following:
1) How do I calibrate the NXT light sensors? I understand that the NXT-G software has a calibration function but not the robolab 2.9 software. There is no calibration file in the NXT brick as well so we can't use that.
2) Can 2 NXT light sensors be used to build a line follower robot? How different would the program be via-a vis using a single light sensor?
Thanks for the help."
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- Brian Davis said...
> How do I calibrate the NXT light sensors?
Why do you need to? The light sensor returns a value: all the NXT-G calibration does is select two numbers to scale that value between, so that the sensor returns 0 to 100 over a certain specified (calibrated) range of the raw return from the sensor. You could certainly do this under Robolab 2.9, it's just not built in. short version: the light sensor works JUST FINE without any special calibration.
> Can 2 NXT light sensors be used to
> build a line follower robot?
Certainly. And yes, the possibilities of using two light sensors are significantly different than with just one. How do you follow a line with one light sensor? Can you (or better yet, your students) think of a way to use two light sensors? A way similar to the one light sensor solution? How about completely novel ways?
Yes, I could stop being cryptic and just "give you an answer" here, but this is a fantastic chance to get the students to teach themselves. I'd encorage you to treat it that way.
Brian Davis
- Jan 25, 2007, 3:10:00 AM
- Robolab29 said...
>The light sensor works JUST FINE without any special calibration.
But then wouldn't the value need to be hardcoded thus making it operate incorrectly under different conditions?
- Jan 25, 2007, 8:30:00 AM
Grab a copy of 'Engineering with LEGO Bricks and ROBOLAB' by Eric Wang from www.legoeducation.com
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- Jan 25, 2007, 8:46:00 AM
- Brian Davis said...
> wouldn't the value need to be hardcoded...?
Not at all. The first thing the program could do is "request" the user to hold it over a white area and a black area, and use those to compute what the "correct" raw limits are, and use those in the program. Don't like that? Then write a seperate program that does this "calibration", and write those values to a file... which your line following program can read and use later. This, after all, is all the light sensor calibration really is - an auotmation of a technique that's been used by a lot of folks for a long time.
As to the book, does it cover Robolab 2.9 on the NXT?
Brian Davis
- Jan 25, 2007, 12:53:00 PM
Eric Wang's current book doesn't address the NXT but the 3rd edition will and it looks like there's some other stuff NXT in the works at College House.
Engineering with LEGO bricks
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- Jan 25, 2007, 2:07:00 PM
nxt-g would be the better software to choose because once you do get used to it, it becomes much easier to calibrate the sensors. but otherwise;
for the light sensors, the best way to use a single light sensor in my opinion (easiest, plus helps build simple math logic) is by using 3 values, 1. the value of the black line (middle of it) 2. the medium value of the edge of the line 3. the value of the white area.
so its a matter of light sensor hits white (assuming you start on the left side of the line) u turned to far left, so keep turning right untill you get to the medium value.
if you hit the low/dark value, then you turned to far right, move left.
play around with this, make it go forward or just keep bouncing back and forth between two values (slow but very accurate)
TWO light sensors: so much more fun and so much easier. a tank bot would work best (for turning).
simply "sandwich" the line by putting two light sensors at least a centimeter from the edges of the line. you can either have each light sensor control one side of the bot (simple program, i think the brick was called task split or something split) or make a more complicated program.
two light sensors would work extremly better, and iv been able to test it on complicated courses with sharp turns and gaps, easier to program, more fun too.
single light sensor works just fine one the circular track provided by lego.
and if you get the light values perfectly, u can do complicated tracks. the only problem with that is depending where the robo is facing, the light values will be different (angle, shadow, people blocking light, etc) so it becomes much harder to use 3 different values.
sorry if none of this made sense, no sleep can kill ya after a time.
- Jan 25, 2007, 5:05:00 PM
- Maniac... said...
Our FLL team used RoboLab 2.9 and managed to calibrate the NXT light sensors. But I'm not sure if it is the way you are talking about. We had the robot drive to the stain resistant fabric mission. On the way, it sees both extremes...black and white. We had it store the highest and lowest values it saw and set them up as dark and light. I'm not sure because I didn't work on that program at all, but I believe that we manually set the "envelope" or where id decided if something was light or dark. And if it saw something lighter or darker than the first values, it would automatically set them up as the new high or low.
- Jan 26, 2007, 6:16:00 AM
- Maniac... said...
Did the format for leaving a comment just change? It's different than when I last posted (today)...
- Jan 26, 2007, 11:48:00 AM
- Maniac... said...
Gah! Now I know something is wrong...the list of contributers is down to two people! What happened, does this have something to do with Blogger switching out of Beta? I saw a notice for that...
- Jan 26, 2007, 11:52:00 AM
hi im trying to build a light sensor robot but i cant find alink to help me please can you help me
- Feb 15, 2007, 2:00:00 AM
hi im trying to make a robot with a light sensor but it dosent work can you help me
- Feb 15, 2007, 2:01:00 AM
I have successfully programed my robot to follow a line using a single light sensor and am trying to develop a 2 light sensor version.
I have written a program that is marginally working but am having trouble with light shadows and inconsistent response. The robot moves foward 2 seconds and reads each each light sensor . If left sensor reads black then robot turns left until it sees white. If right sensor reads back then it turns right until it sees white. Then it repeats the process. does anyone have any hints?
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SPACE pirate and alien life forms could soon be seen zooming around the Lake District – thanks to a new million dollar movie.
Old Hutton writer and director Rick McLeod has teamed up with a group of American producers to make a science fiction film based on cult television series Firefly.
The US consortium, one of whom has done sound-tracks for Mr McLeod in the past, originally began filming experimental sequences in county – but then the idea turned into a feature-length film.
Although $1 million is a relatively small budget for a movie, Mr McLeod said he was 'shocked' when the group gave the figure.
"Last year was a good one for us – we're still reeling from that – so when they approached me my first question was 'Are you serious?'
"It's not easy to make films in Cumbria, especially with the UK Film Council gone. When we had Leslie Grantham here, he was unpaid because he loved the script.
"It's great to know that our hard work is starting to pay off."
The film, called Lost Transmission, follows the lonely adventure of Blake, captain of a mining ship, with no-one but his computer to talk to after war breaks out on Earth. But he leaves the planet to find life on other worlds.
Filming is expected to start in early 2012, and will be split between Cumbria and America.
CGI effects are already being worked on by the studio, which created a castle in the middle of Windermere in a previous flick.
Before filming begins in earnest, Mr McLeod is shooting a short promotional video with action sequences in Old Hutton.
And he is looking for '23rd century pirates' to star as extras in a fight scene on Sunday, to be led by a trained fight choreographer.
"We're seeking punks, goths and heavy rockers. Long or short hair, tattoos and piercings are a bonus but not essential. The more outrageous the look the better," said Mr McLeod.
Filming will last for between two and three hours and anyone interested can email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Participants are requested to send a head shot with their email.
Discussions with actors to play the role of Blake are still going on.
Next generation of reactors will be built at Sellafield and Heysham, the Government announced today as it pushes ahead with plans for new nuclear power plants.
In the first major announcement on the future of nuclear in the UK since the Fukushima disaster in Japan, the Government outlined the locations deemed suitable for new power stations by 2025, all of which are adjacent to existing nuclear sites.
The eight sites are: Bradwell, Essex; Hartlepool; Heysham, Lancashire; Hinkley Point, Somerset; Oldbury, South Gloucestershire; Sellafield, Cumbria; Sizewell, Suffolk; and Wylfa, Anglesey.
The plans for new nuclear power plants are part of a series of national policy statements on energy which were published today, following a public consultation.
They will be debated and voted on in Parliament, but ministers are hopeful that, with a pro-nuclear majority in the Commons, they will win the argument.
Nuclear power is one of the issues that divided Conservatives and Liberal Democrats when they entered Government together, with the coalition deal allowing a Lib Dem spokesman to speak out against any new nuclear plants, while Lib Dem MPs could abstain on the issue.
Lib Dem Energy Secretary Chris Huhne has since given his backing to new reactors, insisting they would not be subsidised by the taxpayer - although MPs have warned that reform of the electricity market could favour nuclear power and amount to a hidden subsidy.
The Government is planning the new suite of reactors to maintain electricity supplies and cut greenhouse gas emissions as an old generation of power stations is shut down.
The future of nuclear as a power source for countries around the world was called into question earlier this year after the Japanese earthquake and tsunami rocked the reactors at Fukushima, leaving radioactivity leaking from the plant.
Mr Huhne signalled last month that plans for new reactors in the UK were on track after an initial report on Fukushima from nuclear chief inspector Mike Weightman ruled out the need to curtail the operation of nuclear power stations in the UK in light of the situation in Japan.
The energy policy statements aim to provide a framework for making planning decisions so projects do not face "unnecessary hold-ups".
They set out the need for billions of pounds of investment in new energy sources, including 33 gigawatts of renewable power - the equivalent of thousands of offshore wind turbines - to meet the UK's future needs.
Energy minister Charles Hendry said: "Around a quarter of the UK's generating capacity is due to close by the end of this decade. We need to replace this with secure, low carbon, affordable energy.
"This will require over £100 billion worth of investment in electricity generation alone.
"This means twice as much investment in energy infrastructure in this decade as was achieved in the last decade.
"Industry needs as much certainty as possible to make such big investments.
"These plans set out our energy need to help guide the planning process, so that if acceptable proposals come forward in appropriate places, they will not face unnecessary hold-ups."
He said the coalition Government was determined to make the UK attractive to investors to ensure that the country had secure, affordable, low-carbon energy.
THOUSANDS of punters flocked to Cartmel Races for the course's biggest meeting of the year, spread over three days.
The traditional Bank Holiday Monday event attracted a crowd of 16,000 to watch the seven races.
Jonathan Garratt, Cartmel Racecourse managing director, said the bookies did not fare too badly.
"I think it has been mixed; they have had some favourites going in but I'm sure they have had ups and downs."
Punters successfully backed legendary racer Tony McCoy, who appeared on Monday.
Yesterday, too, proved a rare highlight for racegoers as three Cheltenham Festival horses went on parade for Veterans Day.
Chief Dan George, who is trained just a mile from Cartmel by Jimmy Moffatt, was joined by Mister McGoldrick and Hussard Collonges.
"We have had a lot of people who are on half-term holiday but it's also the day when racing enthusiasts from all over the country come and have their day at Cartmel because the course is slightly less overcrowded," said Mr Garratt.
Meanwhile, a racing steward became the first person to join an exclusive Cartmel 'club'.
Officiating at Saturday's races signalled a landmark for Colin Vickers — it meant he had visited every racecourse in Britain.
Cartmel Racecourse chairman Lord Cavendish presented Mr Vickers with a souvenir badge, which coincided with the launch of an I've Saved The Best Until Last club.
Anyone completing a visit to all Britain's racecourses with a trip to Cartmel will now receive one of the specially-commissioned badges.
Mr Garratt said: "When I came here I was amazed how many people said they had been to every other racecourse before they tasted the unique delights of Cartmel.
"I realised that they were saving the best until last."
THE Bassenthwaite Ospreys have moved home to live in marshes nearer to Bassenthwaite Lake.
After successfully nesting at their treetop summer home at Dodd Wood since 2008, the pair decided it was time for a change and have been gradually building a new nest since returning from their wintering grounds in West Africa.
Fortunately, the new site is visible from the Dodd Wood viewpoint so visitors can still enjoy watching the birds of prey this season.
Ospreys are normally faithful to successful nest sites, so the move was a bit of a shock for staff at the Lake District Osprey Project (LDOP). This is only the second time staff have seen the ospreys change nest in the project's 11-year history.
Nathan Fox of the RSPB's Lake District Osprey Project, said: 'It has been an interesting and exciting start to the season, with the birds deciding to move. We have been working closely with local landowners and farmers to make sure that the birds are fully protected and therefore have a good chance of raising their chicks."


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Ready or not for another dresser re-finish??? It's all I got…so I hope you don't mind!
I walked into Goodwill last month and this little dresser had to be mine. I went over to the counter, paid the $20 and it turns out another lady bought the dresser at the SAME time! What are the odds?! So the worker compared our receipts and I bought it 3 minutes before she did. Needless to say she was mad at me and stormed off in a huff…it was worth it.
The knobs are my favorite.
Now its fresh faced and happy in my home.
I spray painted the blue (Slate blue spray paint from Home Depot) and rolled the drawers. I don't usually spray paint large-ish furniture because the sheen is always a bit off in places…but I added a water based protectant afterwards that evened it out.
I even happened to snap a "real" photo (checking my light) before I cleared all of my crap off and made my house look clean for the photo above.
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MADISON – Following a closely fought contest that extended into overtime the Eupora Lady Eagles ended Friday evening victorious over Madison St. Joseph's 56-53.
"The game was pretty close the entire time," Eupora coach Bryant Thomas said. "During the first half, St. Joe went up, but we went in at halftime and made some thorough adjustments. After that, we just hit our shots and came out with a huge, huge win."
Things were pretty tight during the entire game right up until the end when Jaliyaah Patterson sunk a 3-point field goal to tie the game and send the teams to overtime.
During the free period, the Lady Eagles and host team St. Joseph's continued to battle as the game came right down to the wire with Eupora claiming a three-point victory.
After hitting the game saving 3-pointer, Patterson ended her night tied with Haley Robinson with 18 points.
Following the win, Eupora will hit the road to face Bay Springs in the first round of the Class 2A South State playoffs.
Boys Game
Eupora 60,
East Webster 33
MADISON – While the Eupora girls' game was a intensely fought battle, the Eagles cruised their way to victory over East Webster.
"After losing Thursday, I was expecting a little bit of a let down, but the kids came out and responded," Thomas said. "We have played them several times and (Friday) we adjusted the offense a little bit. We jumped on them from the beginning and the kids did all the little things right. They played unselfish and when we do that, we come out on top."
Led by Derrick Jones with 29 points, the Eagles took control of the game early on and they never looked back as they enjoyed a 27-point victory that advanced them to the Class 2A South State playoffs.
As a No. 3 seed, Eupora will have to travel for its first game where it will face the loser of the Bay Springs-Taylorsville game.
Girls Game
Pisgah 55,
East Webster 46
MADISON – In championship action, the Lady Wolverines faced off with the Lady Dragons of Pisgah.
Coming down to the final minutes of overtime, East Webster was defeated placing them as the No. 2 seed in next week's Class 2A South State playoffs.
In the beginning, things looked to be going the Lady Wolverines way as they held a 10-2 lead heading into the second period.
Scoring began to tighten up during the second period as East Webster only led by four points heading into the half with a 22-18 lead.
The situation remained tight throughout the second half as the two teams were tied at 40 at the end of regulation.
Overtime was not kind to the Lady Wolverines, who saw their chances of victory disappear, as Pisgah outscored them 15-6 to claim the win.
Despite the loss, East Webster will host the first round of the 2A south state playoffs which begin on Monday.
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It's great that the '10 Camaro SS comes with either 426 or 400 hp, but with the '10 Shelby GT500 having 540hp, owners of the new F-body will need to upgrade their hot rods if they want to annihilate the fastest new Ford.
Unfortunately, Chevy has not seen fit to offer a supercharged LS3 in the Camaro yet. If you want to be king of the street right now, a blower is probably the best addition you can make to your engine. These LS motors seem to love boost. Yes, you can do a ZR1 or LSA engine swap, but that surely won't be inexpensive. A much more cost-effective and powerful alternative to the engine swap is to install a Kenne Bell supercharger on your existing V-8. Run at just 9 psi with a conservative (pump-gas friendly) tune, the 2.8L Kenne Bell supercharger will increase the power output of your hot rod by 209 hp and 154 lb-ft of torque (tested on a DynoJet), but we are getting ahead of ourselves here.
Before we talk more about the absolute numbers, we should take a look at what goes into the kit. The decision to supercharge your brand new Camaro is based on more than just raw numbers. Additional considerations (should) include things like cost, complexity and completeness, to say nothing of esthetics. Does the kit look like it belongs in the engine bay? Is it something you'll be proud to lift the hood to show off at the gas station or local cruise night? Does the kit affect drivability, reliability, or fuel economy? Okay, so the last one is a silly question since having 600 hp will require more fuel than 425 hp, but that decision is strictly up to your right foot
If you check out the photos of the Kenne Bell supercharger kit on the '10 SS, you'll see for yourself that the installation is clean. Looking right is only half the equation, as a closer examination reveals that there is a great deal of work that went into making it more than just look right.
The heart of the system is the supercharger itself. Right off the bat, the 2.8L twin screw supercharger is said to be capable of supporting 1,000 hp, so it has no trouble feeding the needs of an otherwise stock LS3/L99. This 2.8L will happily support most future mods, including adding a cam, ported heads or even a full-on stroker assembly. If you are the kind of Camaro owner where 1,000 horsepower is just not enough, you may want to wait for the new 3.6L supercharger from Kenne Bell, but for the rest of us content with under four-digit power levels, the 2.8L is more than sufficient (and likely a tad more appropriate at the lower boost levels).
Talk with the gang over at Kenne Bell for any length of time and the conversation will soon turn to inlet restrictions. The reason for this is that inlet restrictions reduce airflow in and therefore boost pressure out of the blower. Given their feelings toward restrictions, a great deal of work went into eliminating them on the new supercharger kit. This work included revising the entire inlet system from the factory air box all the way to the supercharger. Since emissions certification required retention of the factory air box and (especially) the carbon trap, Kenne Bell simply maximized the airflow of the stock box by removing the lower half.
Next in line was the air intake/MAF tube, sized from no less than massive 4-inch tubing. In addition to the generous sizing, the inlet tubing was designed to accept the factory MAF electronics, which obviously required some clever programming.
The final component in the assault on restrictions was a dedicated inlet manifold connecting the throttle body to the back of the twin-screw supercharger. Extensive research and development on the dyno and flow bench resulted in a new manifold that not only fit in the tight confines of the Camaro engine compartment, but flowed a whopping 1,500 cfm. The limiting factor in the inlet system was now the factory throttle body, but Kenne Bell offers a 110mm replacement that flows 1,810 cfm (compared to just 1,147 cfm for the stock unit).