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LSX Shootout IV Comes To St. Louis - Event *Updated Expanded Photo Coverage*
Once Again The Baddest LSX Event On The Planet Literally Shut Down A Racetrack, And We Were Happy To Catch All Of The Action
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LSX Shootout IV Comes To St. Louis - Event *Updated Expanded Photo Coverage*
The LSX Shootout offers racers and participants an entire weekend of fun, which the NMCA kicks off with an excellent Early Bird Party. This year, participants were rewarded with free BBQ and drinks, not to mention a huge raffle worth over $15,000, with prizes ranging from a pair of Power Mall gift certificates all the way to a set of 235cc TrickFlow LSX cylinder heads!
The stands were also packed for a majority of the weekend, with attendance peaking on Saturday afternoon. With the perfect weather and killer racing, fans were treated to a great show.
Attendance in St. Louis was excellent, with all of the racers and crew pitting adjacent to the dragstrip in a nice, open asphalt parking lot. From the three row deep Manufacturers Midway to the car show area, the pits were filled with fans, racers, and media all weekend.
Precision Turbo & Engine was one of the many vendors who came out in force, displaying an impressive line-up of turbochargers and accessories. No matter what kind of LS project you are working on, the Manufactures Midway has the parts you need.
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Not into racing all weekend? No worries, the LSX Shootout is also home to a fantastic car show, which is sponsored by Tremec. A two-day event with awards for the Top 20 LS-powered cars, the best paint, best fifth-generation Camaro and many more, the Tremec Car Show definitely had something for everyone.
Nicholas Massengale claimed the runner-up spot in LS Rumble, breaking out in the final round with an 11.96 run, just .04-seconds under his 12.0 dial-in. Regardless, making it 7-rounds in such a competitive class is quite an amazing feat!
Justin Keith, whom we highlighted in January's issue of GMHTP, gave it the beans in qualifying and ended up on the back bumper. Trust us, this car looks even better in person than it does in pictures and it definitely has the power to back it up.
Kurt Anderson's 415 cubic-inch LS-powered '69 Camaro was running strong all weekend and he ended on a high note, taking home the Proform LSX Rumble trophy with a 10.502 run in the finals on a 10.500 dial-in.
Following the meeting under the tent, the enormous True Street field gathered outside Gateway's NASCAR oval, which was originally supposed to be the jumping off point for a scenic 30-mile cruise along St. Louis' cityscape. Unfortunately a colossal traffic jam prevented using the planned route, and the NMCA was quick to divert the cruise to the oval instead.
Ray Litz was another top contender wiped out by a small mistake. A loose radiator cap ultimately cost him, negating the 8.80 and 8.67 on the first two passes. Ray's TA is a True Street car in every sense of the word-stock power steering, full interior, you name it. When it comes to the powerplant, however, there is nothing stock about it. An ERL 427 bullet with a Ron Shearer single turbo setup that runs on ethanol propels the TA to low 8s when set on kill.
Mike Frumusa claimed the 12-second title, in the New Era Performance '10 Camaro, by the slimmest of margins. Frumusa's 12.017 average narrowly edged out Keith Vaughn's GTO (12.020) and Zach Gregory's Camaro (12.029) as well as Mike Meyers' Corvair (12.079).
Gene Griffith out of Fort Worth, Texas, took the 11-second title with an average of 11.13 in his well-tuned CTS-V. A 10.90 followed by a 10.89 required a slower 11.59 to take home the trophy. The V also claimed the World's Fastest Cadillac award from GMPP.
Don Dixon of Greensboro, North Carolina, took overall runner-up with a 9.95 average, running a best of 9.80, in his Heintz Racing-built supercharged GTO. Don also took home the World's Fastest GTO title, courtesy of GM Performance Parts.
David Childress once again was bestowed the honor of an oversized trophy for winning True Street with an average of 8.95. His Trans Am sports a turbocharged ERL combo, which is no stranger to the pages of GMHTP, having taken home the trophy in both the first two years as well.
Justin May's supercharged third-gen left no doubt for the 10-second average, running 10.004. The Indiana native ran a 9.81 on the first pass with his homebuilt combo.
Speaking of LMR, with improvements to the charge piping since the LS Fest and the addition of a Turbo 400, they had thought their troubles were over. Unfortunately not, as Steven Fereday bowed out to Paul Murphy. David Brooks' ProCharged 427 was the first fifth-gen to run 9s, and it has since gone a 9.56 at 148 with plenty more headroom. With its driveline (and other) issues solved, they hope to reclaim the fastest fifth-gen title.
Paul Murphy of Huntington, Indiana, was sporting Lingenfelter's TVS-blown 427 package and nitrous, which was good enough for high 9s all event. After taking the easy win against LMR, he ultimately bowed out to Jon Ebert in LPE's shop car, running a respectable 9.84 at 144 mph.
Don Rainey and Ted Jannetty battled rear-end problems all weekend and that kept them out of the big show. Luckily, the Jannetty Racing crew is always working on R&D, so they should have a permanent solution to this problem soon.
Owen Priest's 9.89 at 146 mph was quick enough, but a slow reaction time cost him and Lingenfelter's LS9 car got the win. Owen, owner of Advanced Racing Dynamics in Houston, had been making some great headway in getting his nitrous-injected 468-cid LSX dialed-in. He certainly had the horsepower, frequently blowing through the traps faster than every other fifth-gen except LMR.
Don Rainey and Ted Jannetty battled rear-end problems all weekend and that kept them out of the big show. Luckily, the Jannetty Racing crew is always working on R&D, so they should have a permanent solution to this problem soon.
What more can you say about LPE's LS9 car; face-plated 6060 trans, stock cubic-inch, modified stock blower, nitrous, etc. It is one bad machine. It leaves harder than any other IRS fifth-gen out there, and actually picks the wheels up. Though several tenths off from its best, Jon Ebert pulled the gears quick enough to run 9.46 at 151 mph to get the win.
Paul Falcon is no stranger to bumper dragging launches with his nitrous-fed Trans Am. Unfortunately, the landing from this one was a race ender for Paul, who qualified with a 9.37 at 145-mph. Paul told us he will be back, he races this car often and, with just 616-miles on the odometer, he plans to keep it in great shape for years to come.
Stephen Wells is no stranger to heads up racing and made the trip from New Jersey to race his gorgeous 427 cubic-inch Z06, which ran as fast as 9.95 at 136-mph. During the first round of eliminations, Stephen found himself a little off pace, running a slower 10.18, which would end his weekend a little early.
How about a low 9-second, rear mount turbo equipped 365-inch 2000 Trans Am? Built by Jeff Lowry from a rough shell, this 76mm equipped rocket runs extremely well and would take Jeff all the way to the semi-finals running as fast as 9.09 at 153-mph.
Paul Falcon is no stranger to bumper dragging launches with his nitrous-fed Trans Am. Unfortunately, the landing from this one was a race ender for Paul, who qualified with a 9.37 at 145-mph. Paul told us he will be back, he races this car often and, with just 616-miles on the odometer, he plans to keep it in great shape for years to come.
This beautiful 2000 WS6, piloted by Greg Harmon, was consistent all weekend, running a string of 10.0s at 138 mph. Most impressive was the fact that this is a 383 cubic-inch LS, which Greg hits with a 200-shot of nitrous and shifts with a 6-speed T56.
Adam Preston took his killer '83 Camaro all the way, claiming the title of the first ever Real Street champion! His third-gen Camaro runs low 8's like a bracket car and he won the final round with an amazing 8.178 at 169 mph, which was spectacular in Real Street trim. Power comes from a 461 cubic-inch LSX, which Adam hits with a healthy shot of nitrous, from a single stage. He also took the fastest (non-fifth-gen) Camaro title from GMPP to cap it all off.
Keith Berry ("The Face of Evil," March '10) was right at home in the Real Street class and his flat black Z06 was running the best it ever has. Keith claimed the number one qualifier and Top Speed title, running an 8.225 at 168 mph, and doing so consistently enough to find himself in the final round of eliminations, eventually taking the Runner Up spot.
Danny Nicely of Strawberry Plains, Tennessee, came to play with his '00 Vette. The 427 combo had him running a consistent 140 mph with a best e.t. of 9.759. IRS is a difficult hurdle to overcome in All Motor, on the other hand, the aerodynamics and weight of the C5 were a definite advantage.
LSX cheerleader Michelle Skyy showed her support with a valiant effort in the stock cube '00 TA. The Arlington, Texas, native qualified with a 10.57 at 125 mph and ultimately perished at Chris Fowler's hand, despite running a 10.39 in the first round.
Robert Strong of Pensacola, Florida, enlisted the help of David Lazear and Gulf Coast Racing Engines to build his 398-inch, carbureted combo. The '87 Monte ran a 9.93 at 136 mph during qualifying, before being eliminated by the SAM Camaro in round one.
Speaking of David Lazear, gone was his LQ4-based 408 and replaced with a tall-deck LSX-based 468 with canted valve heads, Beck intake, and dual Accufab throttle bodies. Late Model Racecraft was helping tickle the keys on the Big Stuff 3 system to get it dialed in. Unfortunately, a lack of testing did them in, and David was eliminated in the first round by John Ventresca. Though David's Camaro was a full second slower, he actually clocked a 146-mph through the traps. Imagine how fast it will be with more testing!
The Westport Automotive '99 Camaro had been switched back to a carb for this year, and added a better set of heads. This helped them dip into the 9.30s just in time to take on the big boys. John Ventresca of Mississauga, Ontario qualified with a 9.35 at 145 mph. With less than a tenth separating him and Chris Fowler, round two was looking like a tight race. Unfortunately when John stalled coming out of the burnout box and couldn't restart, his night was finished.
Former SAM student Chris Fowler was back in action with his '90 Camaro and crew at Xtreme Horsepower. A new top end on the 440 short-block had Fowler running consistent 9.20s all weekend, which was good enough to qualify him at number 2.
The Hugger Orange '99 Camaro from SAM still remains the juggernaut in All Motor. Despite switching to a single four-barrel throttle body, to run at a lower weight, Judson Massingill still had mid 8-second potential thanks to its C5R-headed, 433cid LSX powerplant and Liberty trans. Some fine-tuning of the clutch made it a little hit-or-miss- and very much a miss when the control arm brackets snapped. Thankfully the folks at Miller Electric helped them get the brackets welded up in time to continue going rounds.
The talk of St. Louis all weekend was Tom Kempf's new Firebird and it didn't disappoint. After an almost year long build, the Shootout marked Tom's very first test hits with his new ride and within a couple of passes, he was already running 7.75 at 184.9 mph. Look for big things out of this car in the future.
The finals setup as a rematch from two years ago-Chris Fowler versus Judson Massingill, student versus teacher. Fowler cut the better light, .075-seconds to Jud's .184, but the SAM Camaro out-powered it down the track running 8.92 at 151 as Chris put up a valiant 9.30 at 146-mph effort.
If there is LSX Drag Radial racing going on, you can count on seeing Mike Brown in the staging lanes. Unfortunately, St. Louis proved to be a rough trip for Mike, who fought through torque converter issues all weekend, which kept him off of his usual pace.
A truck in Drag Radial? You better believe it! This gorgeous Silverado belongs to Flaco Gonzalez and sports an HKE-built 414 under the hood, which is fed by a large 114mm Precision turbo. While Flaco can claim the title of first 8-second Silverado in the country, he had a major engine malfunction in his qualifying pass, which proved to be a showstopper.
Mark Carlyle and his crew from IPS Motorsports brought out his gorgeous C6 Z06, which would end up resetting the C5/C6 record, making it the quickest and fastest IRS-equipped late model Corvette in the country. With an 8.15 at 172-mph qualifier, Mark was a little outgunned but still managed to make the big show and found himself lined up in the finals in addition to sealing up the World's Fastest Corvette title.
Mark Koehler ("Home Built Wrecker," July '09), qualified for Drag Radial with a 7.60 at 167 mph, but couldn't make round 1 of eliminations due to an issue with the engine's number 6 piston. Mark told us he isn't sure what the problem is yet, but he plans on getting it back up and running soon-we're sure we will see more of him in the future.
Looking as evil as ever, the LMR Firehawk, which debuted at last year's LSX Shootout in Memphis, had no trouble getting it done this year. During qualifying, Steven Fereday took the Low ET and Top Speed spot, running a stout 7.54 at 191 mph.
It was during round 2 of eliminations that the twin-turbo Firehawk from LMR really showed the world what it could do, running a 7.24 at 209.3 mph. This put LMR almost 25 mph faster than anyone else in the field, a testament to their engine and turbo combination, which (incidentally) puts them on a short list that have run over 200mph in the quarter-mile with an LSX motor-not to mention just ahead of Mike Brown as the fastest on stock suspension.
It wouldn't be Drag Radial if it didn't have drama! Due to an issue with Tom Kempf's tech card, the eliminations ladder was changed over night, which made the first round of eliminations a wild one. Here, you can see Tom left early due to a staging issue, which gave the round one win to Mike Brown.
The final round of eliminations saw Steven Fereday lined up alongside Mark Carlyle. Mark, who knew he was outgunned from the onset still put up a strong 8.23 at 169 mph, securing him the Runner Up spot. Steven Fereday piloted the LMR entry to a 7.81 at 179 mph, enough to earn him the title of the LSX Drag Radial Champion and World's Fastest Firebird!
With the racing complete and another year of competition in the books, everyone involved in the 2010 LSX Shootout should have left St. Louis with something to feel good about. GM Performance Parts put up the World's Fastest LSX Challenge and gave awards, money and a jacket to the people who qualified with the fastest Camaro, Firebird, GTO, Cadillac, G8 and Truck. Think you have what it takes to win next year? There is only one way to find out...
It may be a Honda, but this S2000 packs some serious LS muscle under the hood and ran like an animal the entire weekend.
Traction was a bit of an issue early on in testing, but for competitors like Ray Litz, it didn't take much to get their tune-ups on point and their 60-foot times dialed in.
LS-Power was the name of the game in Rumble and this awesome 2nd Generation RX7 ran as good as it looked all weekend.
No LSX Shootout is complete without a killer car show and we saw some of the best come out to show and shine in St. Louis.
Hey, trucks can have fun at the Shootout too!
Tim Habel found himself in the LSX Rumble quarterfinals, running his clean Firehawk well into the 9.50-second zone all weekend at over 142-mph.
Frankie Radake's '98 Corvette took him all the way to the LSX Rumble semifinals, where he ran slightly faster than expected, breaking out on a 13.50 index with a 13.46 at 105-mph.
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The latest HTC handset to ramp up the online fever following leaked official pictures is the HTC Amaze 4G, aka the HTC Ruby.
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New Jersey teens held on bail followingBy ERIC FRANCIS
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Joseph Atkinson, left, and Richard Torruellas sit in court on Friday.WHITE RIVER JUNCTION Two New Jersey men were arrested in front of the Riverside Middle School in Springfield on Thursday afternoon in a car with a safe containing cash, cocaine, heroin, ammunition and a digital scale.
Both men were ordered held for lack of bail following their arraignments on a slate of charges Friday.
Joseph Black Atkinson and Richard Scoob Torruellas, both 18, were ordered held for lack of $50,000 and $25,000 bail respectively following their arraignments Friday afternoon at the Windsor County Courthouse in downtown White River Junction.
A local woman told police that the men had come to her house Thursday because another woman had, unbeknownst to her, promised them that she would give them a gun, apparently as the result of a drug transaction. A Newport, N.H., woman, whom police described as a known drug user, wrote in her sworn statement to police that she gave the men her 9 mm handgun because she felt she had no other choice if she was going to avoid a violent encounter after a female friend of hers showed up and rapidly told her that shed already promised the men a weapon.
The woman went on to say that the men then demanded she give them a ride in her car and it was during that ride that Springfield Police Sgt. William Daniels spotted Torruellas in her back seat and began following her car, according to court records.
In his affidavit, Daniels wrote that he had been on the lookout for Torruellas for over two weeks ever since he discovered that the teen had allegedly given him a false name during an encounter at the Springfield McDonalds where Daniels impounded the car he was driving and gave him a series of traffic tickets.
The Newport woman later told officers that when Daniels began following her that the man she knew only as Black pointed the gun at her and demanded that she not stop. She said once Daniels flipped on his blue lights she decided it was safer to take her chances with the police and pulled over anyway in front of the school at which point she said Atkinson allegedly tossed the gun into her glove compartment and told her to say that he was her cousins.
Springfield Police Cpl. Chris Norton wrote in his report that a visibly shaking Atkinson would not make eye contact with police and initially identified himself as Joseph Smith but could not produce any identification or even recall the name of the city where he was born.
Norton said a pat-down search of Atkinson turned up a burned marijuana cigarette, just under $200 in cash, and the keys to a safe that was inside the car. After a police dog sniffed around the car and alerted to the presence of drugs, police seized the safe and applied for a search warrant.
Police found the loaded Ruger pistol in the glove compartment along with three baggies of crack cocaine rocks and a fourth baggie containing about 40 small packages of heroin.
Police said the two men had five cellphones between them and when a judge granted permission to search the safe it was found to contain nearly $3,600 in cash, two grams of marijuana, two ounces of crack, five more baggies of heroin, nearly 150 rounds of mixed ammunition, a silver necklace, a debit card and a digital scale.
Since Atkinson allegedly had the keys to the safe and was the one pointing the gun he received the most charges, pleading innocent to felony counts of first degree unlawful restraint, using a firearm to commit a crime and possession of heroin and cocaine along with accompanying misdemeanor counts of reckless endangerment and providing false information to police.
Torruellas pleaded innocent to felony counts of heroin and cocaine possession and a misdemeanor count of providing a false name to police.
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Senior Victoria Whitbred, junior Hillary Swartz, and sophomore Alexis Ankro led the way in the Phoenix field hockey victory over Washington and Lee University this afternoon. Wilson secured the close victory by a final score of 3-2.
Hillary Swartz scored unassisted first in the game to give the Phoenix an early advantage. Wilson continued to maintain their lead for a long duration in first half even though the Generals took 16 shots against the Phoenix compared to their two shots. Victoria Whitbred got off the second Wilson shot. Washington and Lee tied the game in 32:15 when Charlotte MacDonald scored unassisted. The Phoenix found themselves playing a member short at times during the half as they received two green cards.
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Why Do Bands Treat Their Fans Like Shit?
I run a used media store. Today a guy came in with a poster signed by Corey, Chris & Clown of Slipknot. He wanted to sell it. I explained that rock autographs aren't worth anything because they are so easy to forge. I told him that he should keep it as personal memorabilia. Then he told me his story. He paid $20 for the little 11x17" "poster". He waited outside in freezing weather for 45 minutes to meet 3 random band members. When he got to the autograph table he was not allowed to talk to the guys or take any pictures. The three members scribbled their autographs for him and he was rushed back outside. He was so fed up that he said he doesn't want anything to do with Slipknot anymore and he gave me the poster. He said he was going to throw it away otherwise. WTF? The fans are what make these bands successful. Does KoЯn treat their fans like this? I've heard mixed stories. They were great to me but I was with radio station people. Any thoughts on this?
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I believe it to be the time and coordinator's fault. You can't blame the band.
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That sucks. Poor kid.
Does it make me bad??
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No, can't blame the band.. I would imagine that marketing and the coordinator is at fault. My last m & g with korn was very similar... we were only allowed one thing to sign and no photos (that was a huge bummer for me).. but JD did give me two autographs, one on my drawing of him, and one on me, now a tattoo of course. I did get to speak to Fieldy a little more cause he was over in another area with Stillwell. He signed my drawing and gave me a pick, and signed the CD I got from them as well. I'm not sure if I could have really thought of anything to say but to stutter a thank you and make a fool of myself! LOL!
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Yeah i think it was the coordinator's fault for putting too many fans in the m+g and not much time. when i got to see korn i could talk to the members and get my stuff signed. in the bass lesson i had at LEAST 20 minutes with Fieldy.
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Never met KoRn in my life but I hope that one day it could be possible, it's like dream, aha...
So, the others few bands I've met were really awewome, Sonny from POD is a really cool guy, Fred of LB (yep he's cool ^^), guys from Sonata Arctica, Stratovarius, Edguy (Tobbias is really cool), Within Temptation, Gojira and Sepultura too... Never been desapointed.
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Re: Why Do Bands Treat Their Fans Like Shit?
I remember at Family Values 2006, I stood in line to wait for a Stone Sour signing. The band was friendly especially Corey and Jim but, their handlers were rude. I can see why he was upset.
I heard some stories about Korn back when I was in high school. However, when I met them they all were very nice.
Does it make me bad??
Re: Why Do Bands Treat Their Fans Like Shit?
The $20 that guy paid was probably for the Slipknot fan club OT9. I joined for a year primarily for pre-sale access. For their fanclub I got an early entry pass for all their headlining shows, a DVD, patches and the aforementioned 11X7 pic. They offered meet and greets through a draw for those who bought tickets to their shows. All I had to do to get backstage passes was post in their forum what show I was going to. I thought they treated their fans well, sure as hell didnt have to wait outside in the cold.
For their meet n greet they gave away band swag, autographs, took pics with their fans and posted em on their site. The guys were cool but as with any touring band they were pressed for time. After the meet n greet they went straight to the stage. Also seen them in early 2000 on their club tour, the guys in Slipknot were hanging out moving around freely without masks LOL not many people bothered em for autographs then, "whose that guy?" hahaha.
On a related note, Was at the KoRn meet n greet in Detroit the other night. It was running a little late but they held the doors as the guys spent some time with their fans and radio station contest winners. Got to hear em soundcheck and hangout. Autographs n pics. Had a blast at that show.
EDIT; Should also be noted that on Festivals or co-headlining with other large bands, most groups have little say or control over how meet n greets take place. Sometimes not at all if the co-headliners have a hissy fit (Slayer wanted meet n greets for their fanclub but a certain..Charles Monroe couldnt be bothered with people backstage).
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I like going to the big festivals where they have the free meet & greets where they end up giving you a free glossy 8x10 and the band will sign it (it's always the special guests and never the headliners) the first one I ever knew of that was going on was a KoRn one, though.


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The Wilson College women's soccer team defeated Cedar Crest College this afternoon on their home turf, by a final score of 5-2. The victory represented the team's first win of the 2013 season.
Cedar Crest managed to sneak a goal in against Wilson leading early in the game, but the Wilson offense came to life shortly after. Senior Courtney Bernecker scored unassisted 12:30 in the contest to even up the score 1-1 with lots of time to spare in the first half. Wilson then responded with three more goals to expand their lead over the Falcons. Courtney Bernecker scored again 23:50 into the game while freshmen Nicole Bodulow and Nana Ohene-Manu chipped in a goal apiece to close out the first half giving Wilson a 4-1 cushion over the Falcons.
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I wasn't sure to expect when President Obama announced that he would oppose anything other than a clean debt-ceiling increase. The incentives that led Republicans to the brink in 2011 haven't gone away, and Tea Party lawmakers still hold considerable influence with the House Republican conference. What's more, as Jonathan Bernstein points out, there isn't much of a positive GOP agenda; Republicans have no ideas that could appeal to swing voters, and form the basis of a genuine opposition. All they have, instead, is an inchoate rage at the fact of Obama's presidency.
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I am really proud that Obama has made another step toward leading our country into bankruptcy with his out of control spending demands. We should all support his irresponsible spending by doing the same thing with our own family and business budgets. Just spend more than you take in, and borrow more to pay back what you already owe. Let's see how long you and your business survive.
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•PIERRE, S.D. — Lobbyists for grain elevators, agricultural cooperatives and South Dakota Farmers Union are supporting reforms sought by the South Dakota Public Utilities Commission for grain-buying and grain-warehouse regulations. PUC chairman Chris Nelson says the proposed changes are intended to better protect grain producers and result from lessons learned last year from the insolvency of Anderson Seed in Redfield, S.D. The state House of Representatives is scheduled to debate the PUC reforms Jan. 28. If it becomes law, the legislation would take effect April 1, rather than the standard July 1. That would allow the changes to be applied for the 2013 crop seasons, but it also means the legislation will need two-thirds majorities for passage in the House and the Senate. The House Agriculture and Natural Resources committee recommended its passage 13-0. Under the change, a business would be required to present its current financial information at the time of a license application, rather than its most recent audited information. In Anderson's case, the information was nine months old. A new concept in the legislation would require a business to notify the PUC immediately if its financial condition turns negative, so the PUC can evaluate whether the problem is temporary or requires stronger action from the agency. Criminal penalties would be attached to the self-reporting requirement. Other proposed changes include: pulse crops would be added to the commodities covered by PUC regulation; bond amounts would be expanded and more closely aligned to the financial activities of a business; and there would be a new 30-day requirement for settling accounts in instances when a seller has waived the 48-hour payment requirement that is already law, such as when multiple truck shipments are delivered over a period of days.
ND lawmakers push for stricter penalties on animal abusers
•BISMARCK, N.D. — North Dakota State Senate Bill 2211, discussed in front of the Senate Agriculture Committee Jan. 24, would increase the penalties to owners of abused pets by creating four specific definitions and punishments for animal abuse, cruelty, abandonment and lack of adequate care. Bill sponsor, Sen. Tim Flakoll, R-Fargo, opened up the two-hour discussion. North Dakota Agriculture Commissioner Doug Goehring told the committee North Dakotans for Responsible Animal Care worked hard to create a comprehensive plan that will have a significant impact on the state. The bill defines the four offenses as Class A misdemeanors for the first offense — punishable by up to one year in jail and a $2,000 fine — and a Class C felony for a second or subsequent offense within five years — punishable by up to five years in prison and a $5,000 fine. The bill defines animal abuse as the physical abuse of an animal. Animal cruelty is a willful act or omission that causes an animal pain, suffering, death or results in a serious illness and leaves an animal disfigured. Animal abandonment is when a person with custody or control of an animal deserts or fails to retrieve the animal within 48 hours after a boarding contract is negotiated. Adequate care is defined as providing sufficient food and water, shelter and necessary medical attention. The bill would allow exemptions of the law for usual practices in production agriculture and breeding, lawful fishing, hunting, pest control and animal research, among others. A large portion of the discussion revolved around Initiated Measure 5, which was defeated in 2012 by 65 percent of North Dakota voters. The measure would have made it a Class C felony for an individual to intentionally harm a dog, cat or horse. Advocates for SB 2200 adamantly say they voted down the measure because it did not cover every animal with the right forms of penalties.
President renews commitment to climate change, sustainable energy
•WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama did not mention agriculture directly in his second-term inaugural address on Jan. 21, but he did make a new commitment to addressing climate change and to the development of sustainable energy. During Obama's first term, farm groups fought hard against a bill on carbon emissions and won that battle. In a statement with implications for ethanol, biodiesel, solar, wind and other renewable energy sources, Obama also noted that "the path towards sustainable energy sources will be long and sometimes difficult … But America cannot resist this transition; we must lead it." On immigration reform, Obama did not mention farm workers or other lowly paid undocumented immigrants, but said, "Our journey is not complete until we find a better way to welcome the striving, hopeful immigrants who still see America as a land of opportunity until bright young students and engineers are enlisted in our workforce rather than expelled from our country."
US-China dairy certificate negotiations conclude
•Negotiations with China on an import dairy certificate have been completed. The measure provides certainty to U.S. dairy exporters in order to enhance U.S.-China dairy trade, according to the National Milk Producers Federation. U.S. and China government officials have been negotiating a new certificate for nearly three years, since China revised its requirements under the dairy certificate in the first part of 2010. Despite continued access to the Chinese market, the lack of an agreed-upon certificate impeded greater U.S. dairy exports, as a result of the uncertainty of whether the issue would ultimately be resolved. U.S. dairy sales to China in 2012 were an estimated $400 million. U.S. dairy exports to China have grown by more than 100 percent since 2010 and are expected to continue to grow to help meet the increasing demand for dairy products in that country. "This positive result has been several years in the making and is the result of a lot of hard work by all parties involved," says Jerry Kozak, president and CEO of the NMPF. The U.S. will begin issuing the new certificate immediately for product destined for China, according to NMPF. Certificates issued by the U.S. prior to Jan. 18 will be valid through March 20, but not accepted by China after that date.
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Safe Routes to School coordinators at State Street School listened to parents while developing a program anchored by walking school buses that address worries about safety of children walking and bicycling to school.
Results from the locally administered parent survey showed that parents' biggest barrier was fear of stranger danger and traffic speed, according to physical education teacher Donna Ewald, who spearheaded the SRTS effort. Creating walking school buses provided adult supervision for students walking to school.
"It was really parent-driven," Ewald said. "They weren't ready to have their kids walk to school on their own."
The town of Windsor has 3,756 people. It is located along the Connecticut River and had been a thriving town driven by mill-powered precision manufacturing during the industrial revolution, but in recent years it has struggled economically as major employers have left the area. Now, approximately 46 percent of the students receive free or reduced school lunch. State Street School is located in a walkable downtown, but the busy roads VT Route 44 and US Route 5 run through town, and a culture of driving remains strong.
In July 2006, the school received an $18,000 non-infrastructure grant for encouragement and education efforts that paid for a consultant and incentive prizes. This grant was administered by Mt. Ascutney Hospital, which has a continuing outreach program on community health and fitness. In October 2007, the Town of Windsor and State School were awarded $200,400 for infrastructure to fix sidewalks and install radar speed feedback signs.
After receiving the grant in 2006, SRTS organizers held a meeting where parents looked at mapping routes and creating walking school buses. In some cases, neighbors met neighbors for the first time, and students learned which of their friends lived nearby. Six walking school buses were created to walk to school on Wednesdays, and two others also walked on other days when parents could work out the details. Students wore safety vests, and the Windsor Police Department assisted with speed enforcement, used its radar speed cart and enforced crosswalk laws. In addition, "Slow down, kids walking" temporary signs raised driver awareness about walkers.
There is also a drop-off location so children who live too far away to walk from home can participate if their parents drop them off. SRTS organizers are currently researching the issues related to having buses drop students there once a week.
The biggest strength for the program has been the community itself, according to Jason Rasmussen, senior planner with Southern Windsor County Regional Planning Commission. The school is downtown, and it has an active group of parent volunteers. An unintended benefit of the program is that it led community members to build connections.
In the first year of the program, the number of students walking to school doubled from 17 percent to 35 percent on walking school bus days, and there was a corresponding 20 percent decrease in traffic on Ascutney Street. Safe Routes to School organizers have tracked results with in-class tallies and parent surveys.
The school is in the center of town, and "it's a perfect school for walking," Ewald says. Challenges come from having to cross the street, but one end of the road in front of the school has a crossing guard, and the other end has a stop light with a button walkers can push to activate the light.
The concept of walking school buses connected with concerns about the environment, high gas prices and emissions. "It all came together," Ewald says.
Ewald has led the school's participation in International Walk to School Day for seven years, and high school students participated as walk leaders on those special days. In addition, Ewald is a certified BikeSmart instructor and has been teaching bike safety to students for several years. After the school received its SRTS grant, the Vermont Agency of Transportation required grant recipients to attend SRTS training, and Ewald has now added a WalkSmart module to her class curriculum. "It's taught our kids a lot," she said.
Walking and bicycling to school was used in the physical education and health curriculum, and sixth graders incorporated walking and bicycling into their personal fitness plans. Students also tried to log enough miles to equal the Long Trail that traverses Vermont.
Now that the federal funding for the walking school bus program has ended, parent volunteers sustain five walking school buses, and bike racks are full. Parent volunteers remain active through a listserv.
With the 2007 infrastructure grant, two sections of sidewalk will be constructed to connect missing sections and in another case will improve the sidewalk by moving it over to make room for a grass strip between the sidewalk and the road. The school plans to pursue funding for more bicycle racks in the future.
Their success is the result of intentional efforts to recruit new parents to support the walking school buses. Current volunteers seek parents with kindergartners and first graders to carry on the work.
"I think it's going to change the culture of our town," Ewald said. "You can walk and bike safely, and it's helping the environment," as well as encouraging people to become more active.
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DATE & TIME: Saturday, Nov. 3, 12 p.m. (et)
FACTS & STATS: Site: Commonwealth Stadium (67,606) -- Lexington, Kentucky.
Television: ESPN U. Home Record: Vanderbilt 3-2, UK 1-4. Away Record:
Vanderbilt 1-2, UK 0-4. Neutral Record: Vanderbilt 0-0, UK 0-0. Conference
Record: Vanderbilt 2-3, UK 0-6. Series Record: Kentucky leads, 41-39-2.
GAME NOTES: Still looking for their first win in conference play, the Kentucky
Wildcats will host their final SEC game of the season on Saturday afternoon
when they host the Vanderbilt Commodores.
Vanderbilt is coming off back-to-back wins for the first time all season after
collecting home victories against Auburn (17-13) and UMass (49-7). At 4-4
overall (2-3 SEC), the Commodores will need a win two of its final four games
to become bowl eligible.
With a 33-10 loss at Missouri last week, Kentucky fell to 1-8 on the year and
lost its seventh-consecutive contest. The Wildcats are still winless in the
SEC, and they have won just four games against conference opponents dating
back to the start of the 2010 season.
These two teams have played each other remarkably close over their histories,
with the Wildcats holding a slim 41-39-2 advantage all-time. Vanderbilt won at
home last season in blowout fashion, 38-8.
The Vanderbilt offense (23.6 ppg, 377.4 ypg) had one of its best games of the
year against UMass last Saturday, putting up 49 points and 443 yards, but
running back Zac Stacy needed to leave early with a foot injury.
The good news for Stacy, the program's all-time leading, is that the injury
doesn't appear to be serious. He hopes to suit up against Kentucky and improve
upon his stellar 2012 campaign (131 carries, 683 yards, five TDs), but if he
can't, Brian Kimbrow and Wesley Tate proved last week with 177 combined yards
and two scores that they are viable replacements.
Jordan Rodgers is fresh off his best performance of the season, completing 17-
of-21 passes for 217 yards with three total touchdowns. He's throw for more
than 200 yards per game and has only two interceptions on the season, but he's
thrown just five touchdown passes in 180 attempts.
Rodgers is locked in on Jordan Matthews as his top receiver, who after a 10-
catch, 112-yard performance last week, ranks second in the league behind
Arkansas' Cobi Hamilton in both catches (56) and yards (775).
The Commodores' defense has stepped up against a tough schedule, allowing less
than 20 ppg and 323.3 ypg, ranking in the upper half of the stacked SEC in
both categories.
Despite the defense's strong play, the unit hasn't been very active in the
turnover battle, forcing just four interceptions and four fumble recoveries
through eight games. Chase Garnham (seven TFL, five sacks) and Karl Butler
(eight TFL) have been integral in making plays behind the line of scrimmage.
Since losing its starting quarterback Maxwell Smith for the season earlier
this year with an ankle injury, the Kentucky offense (18.2 ppg, 294.8 ppg) has
floundered, scoring more than 17 points just once over its past six games.
In Smith's absence, Jalen Whitlow has gotten the majority of the playing time,
but he's completed less than half his passes for 444 yards with one touchdown
and two interceptions. Freshman Patrick Towles (6-of-10, 73 yards, TD) saw
some snaps last week against Missouri, and expect him to see more playing time
as the season winds down.
Raymond Sanders (460 yards) and Jonathan George (325 yards) have split carries
in the backfield, combining for eight touchdowns. Both are capable receivers
as well with double-digit catches apiece.
La'Rod King (36 receptions, 402 yards, four TDs) is the Wildcats' unrivaled
No. 1 receiver. No other player averages more than 28 receiving yards per
The defense (32.4 ppg) has been one of the SEC's worse, as only Tennessee
allows more points per game. One of the unit's biggest problems is that it
can't get off the field on third down, allowing opponents to convert 55
percent of their third down attempts.
Avery Williamson has been a tackling machine with 95 total stops. J.D. Harmon
has a pair of interceptions, and Collin Ukwu leads the team with four sacks.
Vanderbilt should not take this conference road game for granted, especially
considering Kentucky took Georgia to the wire a few weeks ago in Lexington
(29-24). The Wildcats will play with pride in front of their home fans, but
they are clearly a team in disarray at the moment, and the Commodores will
take advantage and move above .500 for the first time all season.
Sports Network Predicted Outcome: Vanderbilt 30, Kentucky 20


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Welcome back to my breakdown. I have not done one of these in a while and I know this one will be fun. So lets see what you guys think.
This a tough one. I think both guys will be in shape and gas tanks on full. The question here is if Chris has ringrust or not. I expect both to be in great shape..
Advantage Draw
KO power
We have seen Anderson destroy former champs on the feet and put guys to sleep his entire career. He clubs people. Chris has soild striking but I do not think he wants to stand with Anderson. On the other hand, Chris GnP is hard and lightyears ahead of what Chael did.
Advantage Standing Anderson on ground Chris through GnP
Speed and movement
This really does not even need a explanation Anderson has the best movement period..
Advantage Anderson
Ground work
Chris is a great wrestler with hard GnP and BB level BJJ under Serra and Renzo.His grappling as a whole is very soild. I know Anderson has a BB in BJJ also, but I do not see a triangle working on Chris. Stranger thing have happened though. I think Chris is the best grappler that Anderson has fought in about 4 or 5 years.
Advantage Chris
Anderson is by far the best striker and one if not the best striker in MMA. Chis has good striking but not near Andersons.
Advantage Anderson
IMO, there is no advantage for anyone in strength. We will however, see how Anderson can deal with Chris length and transitions. We will also see how much ring rust plays into this.
Keys to victory
Anderson must keep this on the feet. His TDD needs to great and if he gets takendown he has to get back up. On the feet Anderson has a huge advantage
For Chris it is the other way. He needs to get a TD and maintain top control while dropping GnP
IMO I have Chris winning by TKO deep in the third. The TD and Power GNP punch will land and close the night down in a flurry of punches.
What do you guys think? If I missed anything in the breakdown or you think I am wrong (which I know some of you do) tell me. Lets try to keep this topic respectful.


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Posted 04 January 2013 - 06:39
Maybe you can fix the thread title while your at it, This breaking news happened back in May. Seems even back then it was a failed breaking news story.
Posted 04 January 2013 - 07:32
Say something original it was already posted. Besides, read what else I posted. Thanks for the attempt at sarcasm, have a nice day.
I notice that the POTUS, Rahm Emmanuel, and most of the criminal element are from your location... Chicago. record crime, bah... put a wall around Chicago and let it be it's own country... nothing good comes out of Chicago
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One question that's rarely asked is: why should being born outside of the US disqualify you from becoming President? Other countries get by without such restrictions and they're doing just fine. It should be up to voters to decide whether they trust a candidate. It's particularly bizarre considering that America is a nation built on immigrants. People may argue that a foreign President would have ties to another country but that's no different to the ties Presidents have to big-business.
It's another example of how paranoid Americans are, just like need to add "Under God" to the Pledge of Allegiance during the Cold War and all the ridiculous government conspiracy theories that emerge (more than every other nation combined: JFK assassination; Birther movement; moon landings; 9/11 in-side job; Bin-Laden & death; chem trails; water fluoridation; the creation of HIV/AIDS; Area 51; global warming; Benghazi, Hilary Clinton's convenient blood clot, etc). Meanwhile the important stuff is overlooked, like the CIA arming rebel movements (Libya, Syria, etc) and the campaign of worldwide drone assassinations.
Posted 04 January 2013 - 15:18
You are implying that that salute came from the Nazis...while posting to a link that disproves that. Try again.
you do realize that the constitution was written by a bunch of paranoid people that defected from an empire? This is also the same country that had a "Nazi esc" salute for the pledge until the 1940's... http://en.wikipedia..../Bellamy_salute
Posted 04 January 2013 - 15:35
No you didn't understand what I posted in the quote. You had two elements that weren't well connected. As for your point quoted above, I'm quite sure you know how to be an ass.
I am so sorry that my mockery wasn't direct and in your face. I shall try harder to be an ******* next time.
Posted 04 January 2013 - 16:17
I was not implying it, I was saying we had one that was LIKE that until we removed it with the pledge because of its changed meaning.. hence why I provided the link explaining it and saild we had it "UNTIL" the 1940's implying it was there before that..... you know, saying things CAN change
You are implying that that salute came from the Nazis...while posting to a link that disproves that. Try again.
Posted 04 January 2013 - 16:25
I notice that the POTUS, Rahm Emmanuel, and most of the criminal element are from your location... Chicago. record crime, bah... put a wall around Chicago and let it be it's own country... nothing good comes out of Chicago


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michelanCello wrote:Dotsie, if you want to make a PPt it's really simple - I just don't know how to explain this to you.
You put the image, as it is into the presentation, click on it and then you go to Format (if you have Microsoft Office 2007, it's the last little...thingie... the first from the right... on top!) and then there's a whole scale of forms you can put your image in Even round
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I tried with PowerDvd9 but it's not, the image comes out without subtitles.I had it once, but don't know what it was..
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