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That's what Ronaiah Tuiasosopo told Dr. Phil.
[Tuiasosopo's attorney Milton] Grimes said his client decided to come clean about the hoax in an attempt to "heal."
"He knows that if he doesn't come out and tell the truth, it will interfere with him getting out of this place that he is in," Grimes said.
"This is part of my public healing," Grimes quoted Tuiasosopo as saying.
Dr. Phil McGraw, who spoke with Tuiasosopo for an interview set to air this week, described the 22-year-old as "a young man that fell deeply, romantically in love" with Te'o. McGraw, speaking on the "Today" show, said he asked Tuiasosopo about his sexuality, and the 22-year-old said he was "confused."
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Editorial: New chapter for Beale Street
Beale Street is primed for a reboot.
In a matter of days officials will sign the paperwork that will give the city of Memphis control over future management, development and leasing on the street where the blues became famous.
With the transfer of control from Performa Entertainment to the city, and perhaps to other vendors of the city's choosing, three questions that are crucial to the re-imagining of Beale Street need to be addressed:
— What is the best way to bring Beale Street entertainment to an even higher level of commercial appeal and success?
— How can Beale Street be better utilized as a gateway to the rich Memphis music and civil rights story?
— Can Beale Street be expanded to the west and east?
For all of its success, the street remains fragile as a tourist area and business zone. Compared with Nashville's music district and the scene in New Orleans, Beale Street remains a slightly edgy attraction that has a certain gritty charm. Yes, there is good music there, and plenty of places to grab a bite, but to many people it's not as robust or visually appealing as other music meccas.
It's a place that sometimes seems stuck between vestiges of its past and an uneven vision for the future. Is it a street that wants to showcase blues music and Memphis music history? Or is it a string of rock and roll bars?
But there is a chance now to bring Beale Street's future into a clear focus, with new leadership and vision.
An important next step will be to settle on a comprehensive redevelopment plan that can be a blueprint for the future. The city says it has such a plan in the works, but has yet to release it.
The plan needs to explicitly lay down some markers for what should be done next, and what should be put off or even discouraged. For example, the street needs to be expanded both east and west in a way that gives new businesses a chance to succeed. That problem will mean rethinking the use of Handy Park so it doesn't create a dead zone for pedestrians.
Another worthwhile component of any master planning would position Beale Street as the entry point to a larger, pedestrian-friendly, music-and-civil-rights tour. Establishing an interpretive center, coupled with good maps and signage to surrounding points of interest, would bring life to the street during the day as well as at night.
The future of Beale Street has never been brighter. Now is the time to light the flame.
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Since its founding in 2008, our non-competitive classes have provided a safe environment for students of all levels to learn comfortably. While good dance technique is an important aspect of all our classes, our primary objective is to see our students learn to worship God through dance.
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Celeste MassonAfter leading a worship dance team at her church for many years, Celeste Masson felt impressed upon by the Lord to introduce and teach other children and young adults how to worship the Lord through dance. In 2008, Celeste founded the Great Joy School to fulfill this vision. Her backround is primarily in worship dance, and her passion lies in teaching lyrical where she feels she can best express her love for the Lord.
Cindy SpoonerCindy Spooner has more than 20 years of dance training and teaching experience, primarily in hip hop, jazz, tap, and gymnastics. She studied at Keene State College as well as various studios in NH and MA. Cindy has been with the Great Joy School for 3 years, and feels blessed to be able to use her training in a way that honors and glorifies God.
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The Monster Truck Extreme Mania tour is coming back to Naples April 26th, 27th, and 28th at the Collier County Fairgrounds. Eight of the biggest trucks in the world will roll into Naples along with FMX Motorcycles, Quad Racers, and Mountain Man from the hit reality show Duck Dynasty. Guest will enjoy four performances over the weekend with the action starting Friday night April 26th at 7:30pm.
This year's event celebrates the world debut of WWE Superstar Stone Cold Steve Austin's Broken Skull Truck. Guest who purchase the pit pass for $7 can party in the pits and have the opportunity to meet and greet the drivers, trucks, and celebrities. The Quad racing and FMX stunt show will get the crowds adrenaline pumping before the Monster Trucks take the track for racing, car smashing, and the world famous freestyle. Food and drink vendors will be set up along with merchandise booths. Tickets can be purchased online at www.colliercountyfair.com Adults $15 and kids 5 and under are free.
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Pierce, Allen propel Celtics past Knicks
Celtics 91, Knicks 89
BOSTON -- Paul Pierce scored 30 points and Ray Allen had nine of his 14 in the final quarter Friday night to lift the Boston Celtics to a 91-89 win over the New York Knicks.
Kevin Garnett finished with 15 points and eight boards for the Celtics, who won for the seventh time in eight games.
Carmelo Anthony scored 26, Tyson Chandler had 20 with 11 rebounds and Amare Stoudemire had 16 with 11 rebounds for the Knicks. New York lost for the 11th time in 13 games.
Garnett grabbed his 10,00th career defensive rebound in the second quarter, becoming the third NBA player to reach that mark. He's behind former Celtic Robert Parish (10,117) and Karl Malone (11,406).
Boston guard Rajon Rondo returned after missing the previous eight games with a right wrist injury, but had just seven points and seven assists.
Heat 99, 76ers 79
PHILADELPHIA -- Dwyane Wade scored 26 points, and LeBron James had 19 points and 12 rebounds to lift Miami past Philadelphia. The Heat used a 15-0 spurt in the fourth quarter to turn a tight one for 36 minutes into a comfortable victory and hand the Sixers just their third home loss of the season. Former Mitchell High player Thaddeus Young scored 16 points for the Sixers.
Pacers 98, Mavericks 97
DALLAS -- Paul George hit seven 3-pointers and finished with a career-high 30 points, and Indiana won in Dallas for the first time in eight years. Indiana won its 10th road game this season, matching Miami for the most in the NBA. The Pacers had lost 11 of their previous 12 road games against the Mavs, the only win in that stretch coming in 2004. Dirk Nowitzki scored a season-high 30 points for Dallas on 12-of-17 shooting.
Magic 102, Cavaliers 94
ORLANDO, Fla. -- Dwight Howard had 19 points, 16 rebounds and blocked eight shots as Orlando outlasted Cleveland. Jason Richardson also scored 19 points in his first action in two games after resting a sore knee. The Magic won their seventh straight over the Cavaliers, despite playing without injured starting point guard Jameer Nelson. Alonzo Gee led Cleveland with 20 points.
T'wolves 108, Nets 105
NEWARK, N.J. -- Luke Ridnour made the tiebreaking 3-pointer with 1:23 left, Nikola Pekovic scored a career-high 27 points, and Minnesota beat New Jersey. The Timberwolves overcame a career-high 42 points from Anthony Morrow, whose eight 3-pointers in 11 attempts were the most in the NBA this season.
Rockets 99, Suns 81
HOUSTON -- Kevin Martin scored 16 points, Kyle Lowry had eight rebounds and nine assists and Houston beat Phoenix Suns. Marcin Gortat had 15 points and 12 rebounds for the Suns, who've lost five of their last seven. Houston had a 49-39 rebounding edge and held Steve Nash to six points and nine assists.
Pistons 88, Bucks 80
AUBURN HILLS, Mich. -- Rookie Brandon Knight scored a season-high 26 points, holding his own against Milwaukee's Brandon Jennings and helping Detroit snap a seven-game losing streak . Knight, who was outscored 21-0 by Jennings in a loss at Milwaukee on Monday, helped the Pistons build a 15-point lead in the third quarter. Jennings scored 20 points, but only seven after the first quarter.
Raptors 106, Wizards 89
TORONTO -- Leandro Barbosa shook off flulike symptoms to score 19 points, Amir Johnson had 18 points and 13 rebounds, and Toronto beat Washington. Nick Young scored 21 points and John Wall had 15 as the Wizards lost their third straight.
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Oh, pornography. Such a sticky topic. Sticky enough, in fact, that we sort of blew off most of the other topics we had planned and talked through the nature of desensitization and how Rule #34 will always win.
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Rap mogul Jay-Z is celebrating his 43rd birthday today. The Brooklyn rapper has had a wonderful year with the birth of his first child Blue Ivy Carter and the opening of the new home of the Brooklyn Nets, the Barclays Center in Brooklyn. Jay-Z is a minority shareholder in the […]
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Slumdog Millionaire takes the screen at Strathmore as part of Comcast's Outdoor Film festival. The show begins at 8:10, with grounds and food vendors open at 6:30. If you haven't experienced the unique story line and striking Indian scenery of last winter's blockbuster, we highly recommend attending.
Medical nerds and wannabe doctors should head to the National Museum of American History today for the "Eye Models, Geiger Counters, and Synthetic Dyes, Oh My!" demonstration. Four members of the museum's Medicine and Science Division will present some of their favorite objects from the collection vaults, with potential topics to include biotechnology, medical history, pharmaceuticals, and dentistry. Noon to 1; Flag Hall.
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What better place to end the work week than the fairgrounds? The 33rd Arlington County Fair runs Wednesday through Sunday. There's no cost to the enter the grounds, and additional free activities include a petting zoo, movie nights, and an indoor exhibitor hall, where there'll be photography, baked goods, agricultural competitions, and more. Thomas Jefferson Community Center, 3501 S. Second St. 10 to 9.
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Get over your inner wallflower at the Dance Institute of Washington's open house this Saturday. Free half-hour classes (in everything from hip-hop to ballet), performances by the studio's pre-professional students, and question-and-answer sessions with founder Fabian Barnes are scheduled from noon to 4 today. To register for classes, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com. The full schedule is available under the events section of danceinstitute.org.
Sunday, August 23
In Touchstone Gallery's "My Space on 7th" exhibition, 90 local emerging artists get the hard-to-find chance to display their work at low-investment costs. If you missed the last two showcases, now's the time to head over—proposed renovations of the venue may make this the last rendition of the popular exhibit. Noon to 5.
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5:29 PM — An American Idol concert featuring openly gay runner-up Adam Lambert has been picketed by homophobic protesters.
Trans woman dies after voodoo 'cleansing' ritual 3
12:02 PM — A trans woman from Arkansas has died after apparently taking part in a voodoo ritual. Lucille Hamilton, 21, flew to Jersey on Friday to undergo a ritual that would remove her "spiritual grime".
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11:10 AM — Ukraine is planning to ban the film Bruno because is likely to offend conservative and religious opionion, reports suggest. The film, about a gay Austrian journalist, features full-frontal nudity and sexual acts.
Mayor of Fort Worth, Texas apologises for raid on gay bar 3
10:51 AM — The mayor of Fort Worth, Texas, has apologised for a raid in a gay bar on the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots.
14th July 2009
MEP refuses to sit next to BNP leader Nick Griffin 19
6:49 PM — On the day that BNP MEPs Nick Griffin and Andrew Brons took up their seats in the European Parliament, a Democratic Unionist MEP refused to sit next to them.
Bill Clinton says gays should be able to marry 10
6:31 PM — Former US president Bill Clinton has said he is now "basically" in favour of gay marriage. During his term, he opposed equal rights for gay couples and introduced the Defence of Marriage Act.
Video: US protestors stage 'kiss-in' outside Mormon temple 16
5:55 PM — Around 100 gay and heterosexual couples held a 'kiss-in' outside a Mormon temple in Salt Lake City to protest over a couple who were stopped by security guards for embracing on its property.
Lithuania's parliament passes 'Section 28-style' law to ban homosexuality in schools 26
5:43 PM — The Lithuanian parliament today voted to pass a law that bans information on homosexuality in schools or in media accessible by young people.
Family of murdered New York trans woman call for protection under hate crimes bill 2
4:13 PM — The family of Lateisha Green, the trans woman who was shot dead last year, have called for trans people to be protected under New York's hate crime laws.
India's Supreme Court accepts challenge to ruling on gay sex 4
1:49 PM — The Indian Supreme Court has agreed to consider a petition against a lower court's ruling that homosexuality should be decriminalised.
US bishops vote to overturn moratorium on gay clergy 12
11:37 AM — Anglican bishops in the US have voted to reject a three-year moratorium on the consecration of gay clergy. The result follows of a vote of clergy and laity on Sunday, which also voted against the moratorium.
German trans teenager to launch pop career 8
10:51 AM — A 16-year-old trans teenager who became an internet hit is launching a pop career. Kim Petras, from Germany, began taking hormones at the age of 12 and underwent gender reassignment last year.
13th July 2009
Texas politician calls for inquest into gay sailor's death 8
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New York senator reportedly considering moratorium on military gay ban 2
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Archbishop of Canterbury expresses 'regret' over move to ordain gay bishops 29
3:47 PM — The Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, has spoken of his regret over a vote which called to reject a moratorium on gay bishops.
10th July 2009
Conservatives' grouping with homophobic Polish party 'will give them more power' 20
5:21 PM — The decision of the Tories to join a new "anti-federalist" political group in the European Parliament, including a homophobic party, will give them more political clout, it has been claimed.
Swedish nursing home may cater specifically for gays 2
1:54 PM — Elderly gays and lesbians in Stockholm may soon be able to live in a special gay-friendly nursing home.
Mother of boy who committed suicide after gay bullying urges Congress to take action 7
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Gay men ejected from Texas restaurant for kissing 50
11:34 AM — Five men who were kicked out of an El Paso restaurant say they were forced out because they are gay. Shortly after ordering a meal on June 26th, security staff allegedly ordered the group to leave after two of the men kissed.
9th July 2009
Massachusetts challenges Defence of Marriage Act 1
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By ullila on Friday, August 22, 2008
overall rating 6 of 10rating details
"Don't get me wrong. I love my van and it is a pleasure to drive, but i would now call it a lemon. Honda replaced the first transmission after 40k miles free of charge. Since we are a Honda family and always have been happy with the brand + their excellent reputation, I assumed this problem was fixed and was looking forward to drive this van for the legendary 200k + miles Hondas are famous for. Now, at 101k miles, the check engine & TCS lights came on. Had hubby take van in; dealer ran diagnostics for $90 and says: need new transmission for $3,300. Hubby said: "no thanks" and drove it home. I called my regular service adviser at the dealership and she was astonished to hear that no offer of "free replacement" was made. I brought my van in the next day. Now it was more like "I'm sure we can do something for you". They would have to talk to American Honda (AH). 2 days later they reported that AH was offering to pay 50% on a rebuilt transmission. Anyway, somehow the price was set at $1300. I said: "NO, we shouldn't be having this problem in the first place". They went back to AH and now we are at $1024 for the tranny with a 3yr/36k warranty. I am willing to pay $500 and just consider it very expensive transmission maintenance / or insurance, since given the Honda track record on this, it won't be the last tranny I'm putting into this van. I finished my negotiations with Honda yesterday... ended up calling American Honda because the dealership service wouldn't go any lower. End result: I'm paying 25% of the bill which is $630. At this point the car has been at dealer service for nearly 2 weeks and I need it back! Otherwise, I would not have taken the offer. I am the original owner, have never abused the car, and have had all my service done at the dealership. This has left a very bad taste in my mouth, and has ended my 20-year love affair with Honda. I have 3 young adult children that have watched this from the sidelines. They would have been lifetime Honda buyers, but are surely looking at other brands now. I wonder if Honda thinks $630 are worth that."
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By mardavtab on Tuesday, August 26, 2008
overall rating 4 of 10rating details
"The transmission went at 30k, just after dealer service - they replaced under warranty. One front disc brake locked up at 60mph and burned up the seals in the master cylinder. Front wheel shimmy was a problem for 30k miles until we got new tires. Overall a bad experience with a name that supposedly represents "quality"."
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By Honda driver 123 on Monday, August 22, 2011
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 135,000overall rating 2 of 10rating details
Pros: "Fun to drive, Roomy and comfortable"
Cons: "3k for a new transmission"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 1
"I bought and have recommended Honda to many many others based on the assumption that they have a good reputation for building a quality product. The bottom line is that there is a known issue with the transmission on this vehicle and they aren't standing behind it. I paid a premium for this vehicle with the assumption that I would not have major issues for an extended period of time and I was wrong. I know that all cars will have issues, but if there is a known defect, stand behind your workmanship, fix it and customers will remember that when they go to buy a new vehicle. All I remember now is that they hung me out to dry with a $3000 transmission bill and the nagging thought that the new one may not last very long either. Besides the lack of Honda to stand behind their defective transmission, I enjoyed driving the Odyssey and it had no other major issues. It is very roomy, fun to drive and had no other major quirks. I would have continued to buy and recommend Honda's, but I can't. Sorry...You lost a good long term customer."
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By winedogs on Thursday, April 05, 2012
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 81,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "Breaking and acceleration"
Cons: "It's still a minivan"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"A minivan is not my dream car. But, it is perfect for tail gating, hauling my three kids to all their activities, etc... Nice pick up merging onto the highway and really like the responsive breaking. Have not had to put any additional money into the vehicle except the usual brakes, tires, filters, and oil changes."
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By Mrs Ridgley on Wednesday, February 26, 2014
I own this car - My approximate mileage is 265,000overall rating 9 of 10rating details
Pros: "great seats; long lasting engine and tranny"
Cons: "automatic doors"
Likely to recommend this car? (1-10): 9
"We purchased this vehicle used with a little over 200,000 miles. According to the previous owner, they had not made any major repairs (only minor things like new tires and brakes) and had driven it to Florida a couple of times and also to California and also back and forth on the interstate for their work. We put the additional 65,000 on it and have only had to get new tires and replace the wheel bearings on one side. It has never left me stranded. It isn't the fastest off the line and it doesn't really have any bells and whistles but it runs good. The transmission is starting to get sluggish, which I think is appropriate at 265,000 miles. We still drive this vehicle daily and I'm feeling sad knowing that her days are numbered and I need to choose something else. My only complaints are the "automatic" doors. They don't work properly and it was going to cost over $200 a piece to fix them. Since they still work..just annoyingly slow and when it rains you have to help them a little, we opted not to fix them. The seating is very nice. The chairs are very comfortable and large."
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I camp a lot so I spend a fair amount of time in a tent. I've owned a very nice kelty that was a world traveler but finally retired due to seam seal letting go on fly.
I picked up a mountain hardware on sale for $150 and I like it but I wish it were a little bigger.
After a major month long ride where I packed way too much shit, I've revised my packing philosophy. I do not run a tank bag, hate them. I do not run duffels strapped to every square inch of available space. If what I need for weeks on the road will not fit in my panniers, I don't need it. I like seat space and an uncluttered look. And I'm a cook too so when I camp I usually have a full cookset.
Tents can easily creep up in size and weight. I heard one guy saying his tent was 14#. Seriously why? Mine weighs four and more importantly packs small. I bought my current tent because the packed size was 18" long so it would fit in my panniers.
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This is a business disguised as something else. It should be bumped to vendors.
I could see a fellow helping a friend, but a steady turnover of used motorcycles with the OP making markets as a principal is just not what he claims. He is not credible.
The only reason he wants the thread here is to promote his services to people planning trips to the US.
I disagree. In any case, Wheatwacker already has a thread in Vendors for this. This thread seems to mostly contain testimonials ... and ALL are good.
He's clearly stated in the first post that this is a NON PROFIT operation. I doubt he's getting rich doing this.
Posting it here lets lots more "real" travelers know that such a service even exists. How many Euros (or anyone) would ever go to Vendors unless directed there? Not many. Sure, you can split hairs and report Martin to the Police ... but I see no abuse here.
This sort of helpful topic is what ADV should be about
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As far as Spam goes ... I see several Ride Reports ("the Crown Jewel" of ADV rider according to Baldy) where a few ride reports are nothing but thinly disguised promos for Tour companies, OEM's or other sponsors. Some have got away with this for YEARS ... So clearly there is bias on policing and wiggle room on the rules.
If Martin was schilling for Tourtech or BMW or pushing Dual Sport Baja Tours ... then I'd be the first to agree ... move to Vendors. But that is not the case .... and all the positive feedback from travelers proves this.
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Hoist the Colors is a critically acclaimed Los Angeles-based band that plays a blend of punk rock, traditional Irish music, and American folk and bluegrass. Like the cultural fabric of their city, their music is an eclectic mix, the product of different traditions coming together to create something totally original.
A year after their self-released debut album, the band headed back to the studio for their second effort, teaming up with label Hardline Entertainment for 2012's Miles To Go Before We Sleep. Inspired by their dedication to their craft, the title is a statement about the band's commitment to pushing their music forward, and the limitless possibilities of the road ahead. Songs like "Gordie Lachance," "Dance Through the Days," and "Gold," speak to the album's theme of dedicating oneself to a life less ordinary.
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I've been following the thread at Avsim too - I really hope ACES listens to these people ... I've got few complaints with FSX, but I know a lot of people have serious issues, and it's these developers that are the lifeblood of FS, giving it longevity. I'm sure a lot of people wouldn't bother if the standard FS package was 'as good as it gets' - I'm sure I wouldn't, so they need to keep these parties informed and happy.
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HAUBSTADT, Ind. — Craig Dollansky and Steve Kinser entered Sunday's World of Outlaws feature as the only two current drivers to own a victory at Tri-State Speedway.
That trend continued as they battled yet again, with Dollansky coming out on top to earn his second career victory at the high-banked quarter-mile dirt oval.
He led all 40 laps en route to his sixth A-Feature win of the season and 27th of his career.
Kinser placed second.
"It was a great win," said Dollansky, who also won at Haubstadt in 2006. "At the start, the car felt very good to me. I just tried to stay smooth and work our way into lapped traffic. I felt good in traffic.
"We had a few cautions we had to overcome with restarts and it seemed like we got going pretty decent on those. I saw Steve (Kinser) there a few times and he looked like he was operating pretty well lower than I was. It seemed like after a couple laps, I didn't see him anymore."
Kinser is in the midst of nine consecutive top 10 finishes, including five in the top five. With his runner-up finish on Sunday night, he moved back into the fifth spot in the championship standings.
"Craig beat us at the start," Kinser said. "I just needed to tighten the car up some. I thought the track would be a little heavier than what it was. Even on the red (flag) It tightened up some. I can't complain, though. We're sort of hanging around right now. We're still not there, but we are gaining a little bit."
Sunday was a makeup date for the World of Outlaws, who were rained out at Tri-State on April 19. The next event at Haubstadt will be the finale of the USAC Indiana Sprint Week on July 19. There will be eight races in 11 days at six Hoosier tracks and Tri-State will host the final round to decide the 2008 champion.
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