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ALEXANDRIA, Va. - About 400 military athletes and officials are preparing to represent the United States Aug. 5 to 18 in 21 sporting events at the 2nd Military World Games in Zagreb, Croatia.
MARINE CORPS BASE TWENTYNINE PALMS, Calif. - As an individual Marine, Maj. Gen. Clifford Stanley has always liked the health care he's received from military medics and he counts those medics among his heroes.
WASHINGTON - A 1998 survey of health behaviors among active duty service members reveals DoD hasn't cut smoking rates as low as it would like.
SAN DIEGO - Fresh from a preventive medicine residency at the University of California campus here, Navy Dr. (Capt.) Kathleen Fischer guides an effort to screen the 193,000 Southern California beneficiaries enrolled in TRICARE Prime, DoD's managed health plan. Her goal: Target care where it is needed and intervene in patients' health care when necessary.
Washington - Are we providing military service members with information they need? Do our articles and Web sites help them understand why they're doing what they're doing? Are we making a difference?
WASHINGTON - ay be the wave of the future for participating in the electoral process, and DoD is leading the way.
WASHINGTON - The NATO-led international security force now operating in Kosovo, is destined to be somewhat larger than NATO originally planned.
ABOARD THE USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT - When F-14 Tomcat and F-18 Hornet pilots don night vision goggles and catapult from the deck of this 97,000-ton, nuclear-powered aircraft carrier, they claim they own the night.
WASHINGTON - Rogue elements targeted U.S. service members during two violent acts in Kosovo, said Task Force Falcon commander Army Brig. Gen. John Craddock June 23.
WASHINGTON - With almost a million shots given, the anthrax immunization is proving to be one of the safest vaccination program on record, said Dr. Sue Bailey, assistant secretary of defense for health affairs.
WASHINGTON - In 1776, American patriots declared their independence and fought the greatest power of their time to earn the blessings of liberty that have become the birthright of all Americans. Their legacy is nothing less than our independence, prosperity, and very existence as a free nation.
WASHINGTON - Air Force Staff Sgt. Barbara Smejkal once described herself as "not knowing what to look for in a child care center." Now she's an outspoken member of the parent advisory board at Andrews Air Force Base, Md., and educates other parents about military centers.
effort to provide quality, affordable child care. For the most current information, visit the web si - Cost and convenience may be why military parents first
AVIANO AIR BASE, Italy - U.S. field commanders say Operation Allied Force was a tough fight for the joint, combined NATO air team that took to the skies against Yugoslavia.
WASHINGTON - World War II history buffs can now get a glimpse of what the Russians referred to as "The Great Patriotic War".
WASHINGTON - Gen. Eric K. Shinseki was sworn in Monday morning as the Army's 34th chief of staff.
WASHINGTON - In the old days, the crusty veteran sergeant might growl at the young recruit longing for his hometown sweetie, "If Uncle Sam wanted you to have a wife, he would have issued you one!"
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WASHINGTON - When war ruptured Bosnia, the world waited too long. When the same ethnic cleansing erupted in Kosovo, NATO allies took action, President Clinton told U.S. and NATO ground and air forces in Europe June 22.
WASHINGTON - More than 300 U.S. aircraft will soon be on their way to home bases in the United States and Europe, Pentagon officials announced June 21, a day after NATO terminated Operation Allied Force.
WASHINGTON - U.S. soldiers and Marines are among the NATO- led forces helping restore order in Kosovo.
WASHINGTON - U.S. Air Force, Navy, Marine Corps and Army air crews deserve a break, particularly those who fly and operate low-density, high demand aircraft, according to the Pentagon's top leaders.
ABOARD THE USS THEODORE ROOSEVELT - The horror in Kosovo is "a story that has not yet been fully told," Defense Secretary William S. Cohen told sailors and Marines here June 20. "When it is, people all over the world will understand why it was that America believed it had to take action."
HELSINKI, Finland - It was over just before midnight. International news reporters, standing by for more than 15 hours, finally got the word -- U.S. and Russian defense leaders had defined Russias role in the Kosovo security force.
WASHINGTON - NATO officially ended its air war against Yugoslavia June 20, after Serb forces completed their withdrawal from Kosovo.
HELSINKI, Finland - U.S. and Russian defense officials here agreed to work through the night and into a third day to reach an agreement on Russia's role in Kosovo.
WASHINGTON - As thousands of U.S., British, French, German and Italian troops and vehicles poured into Kosovo in mid- June, the immediate priority was to ensure their route was free of land mines.
WASHINGTON - Remains of an unknown American serviceman from the Vietnam War will not be placed in the crypt at the Tomb of the Unknowns at Arlington National Cemetery unless it can be proved they will never be identified.
WASHINGTON - Defense Secretary William S. Cohen kicked off Acquisition and Logistics Reform Week activities here June 8, saying the department must accelerate efforts to reform the way it procures new equipment and services.
HELSINKI, Finland - What role will Russia play in Kosovo? U.S. and Russian defense leaders focused on that question here June 16 in more than seven hours of intense talks.
WASHINGTON - The lofty hopes of DoD's Electronic Commerce Day last year have fast become reality, Defense Secretary William S. Cohen told the 600 attendees of this year's conference here June 10.
WASHINGTON - "We'll keep selling groceries, no matter what the year 2000 brings," a Defense Commissary Agency spokesman said.
WASHINGTON - Russian troops introduced an element of confusion during NATO's initial KFOR deployment when they moved into the airport in Pristina, Kosovo, but their "unplanned," "unsynchronized" move is not hindering NATO's mission, according to Defense Secretary William S. Cohen
WASHINGTON - Gen. Henry H. Shelton, chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, met June 3 to share his priorities and views with enlisted members from all the services in the metro Washington area.
FORT DIX, N.J. - For those meeting planes and buses bearing Kosovo's ethnic Albanians, welcoming war-weary refugees to the United States was like stepping into America's past.
SAN DIEGO - The young boy courteously answers his nurses' questions. Yes, he's taking his medicine. No, he's not over- exerting himself when he plays with his friends outside. Yes, he's been sleeping well. No, he hasn't had too much of a problem breathing.
WASHINGTON - Critics decried NATO's air-only strategy against Yugoslavia. You can't wage war from 15,000 feet, you have to send in ground troops, they warned.
Fort Dix, N.J. To s - Most career military people don't even blink an eye when they get orders to do the impossible at a moment's notice. It's just part of the job.
Fort Dix, N.J. - More than 4,000 Kosovar Albanian refugees have reached a temporary safe haven here at the invitation of the U.S. government.
Fort Dix, N.J. To s - As the 4,000 Kosovar refugees who arrived here can attest, life goes on regardless of war's death and destruction. Since early May, there have been three births, a wedding and a funeral in the refugee camp here known as The Village.
WASHINGTON - NATO achieved its goals with the "most precise application of air power in history," Defense Secretary William S. Cohen said here June 10.
Ft. Dix, N.J. To read more, visit the w - The crowd of Kosovar refugees don't look all that differentfrom a typical gaggle of Americans. They'd certainly blend right in with the fansat a Red Sox game.
LACKLAND AIR FORCE BASE, Texas - They were the perfect houses for the 1950s. But that was then, and this is 1999.
WASHINGTON - It's very likely you've heard of Operation Allied Force, the NATO air campaign against the former Yugoslavia. And you may be familiar with Operation Sustain Hope, the military and international effort to assist hundreds of thousands of Kosovar refugees. But it's not likely you've heard of Operation Allied Entertainment.
WASHINGTON - Zachary Fisher, 88, a philanthropist and long-time champion of the military through his founding of the Intrepid Museum, Fisher House Foundation and the Fisher Armed Services Foundation, died of pneumonia June 4 in his native New York City.
WASHINGTON - NATO suspended air attacks against Yugoslavia June 10 after intelligence reports showed the Serbs evacuating Kosovo as agreed.
WASHINGTON - The Yugoslavians signed an agreement June 9 setting out how all their army, special police and paramilitary personnel will leave Kosovo.
WASHINGTON - President Clinton and DoD announced June 7 two new Defense Department initiatives aimed at improving the mental health of service members.
SAN DIEGO - June Mason feels a little shaky, a little teary, a little relieved as she waits to see her doctor at the Naval Medical Center here.
SAN DIEGO - Dr. [Rear Adm.] Alberto Diaz inherited a tight ship -- a well-oiled and working TRICARE program that often serves as a beacon for less mature programs across the nation. And, as any smart captain of a ship under sail in smooth waters, he does everything he can to keep the boat from rocking.
WASHINGTON - President Clinton announced June 7 he will require all health care providers to improve mental health and substance abuse coverage by 2001 if they want to remain part of the Federal Employees Health Benefits program.
WASHINGTON - Talks broke down over the weekend between NATO and Yugoslav military leaders in Kumanovo, Macedonia, and NATO officials vowed to continue and intensify the air campaign against Yugoslavia until an agreement is reached.
WASHINGTON - All states and territories will follow the federal government's lead and not tax service members serving in the designated combat zones.
WASHINGTON - U.S. service members assigned in certain areas of Italy, Greece and Hungary will receive imminent danger pay and the tax break that accompanies it, Pentagon officials said June 2.
WASHINGTON - Yugoslavia has agreed to a Kosovo peace plan, but NATO's air campaign will continue until the alliance can verify Serb forces are pulling out of the province, President Clinton said here June 3.
WASHINGTON - If you've been wondering how the Y2K computer problem may affect your life and work in the military, but you can't find the answers in the technical jargon dominating most Web sites, then your search is over.
FORT DIX, N.J. - Thanks to the New Jersey National Guard and the American Red Cross, warehouses at this Army Reserve post south of Trenton are filled to the rafters with goods donated to help ethnic Albanian refugees from Kosovo.
WASHINGTON - President Clinton announced 7,000 U.S. service members will deploy as part of a NATO-led international security force in Kosovo once a peace accord is reached.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. - NATO will not pause its ever-more intensive air strikes against Serb forces, Defense Secretary William S. Cohen said here June 1.
WOODBRIDGE, Va. - The Viking JROTC Battalion of Woodbridge Senior High School here had a chance to strut its stuff June 1 for a most unusual guest: the Pentagon's top civilian leader.
FORT DETRICK, Md. - Few American military physicians have seen one of medicine's -- and the military's -- most treacherous enemies: anthrax. To learn about the deadly biological agent, they rely, instead, on textbooks and reports from foreign countries that have experienced anthrax attacks.
WASHINGTON - NATO will soon have 1,000 aircraft "coming at Serbia from all angles," Defense Secretary William Cohen said May 28. "I am increasingly confident [Yugoslav President Slobodan] Milosevic is on a descending slope."
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...Considering only the intake of vitamin D from supplements, we found a 27% reduction in risk of preeclampsia (OR= 0.73 [0.58-0.92]) for women taking 10-15 mug/d as compared with no supplements. No association was found between intake of vitamin D from the diet alone and the occurrence of preeclampsia. CONCLUSIONS:: These findings are consistent with other reports of a protective effect of vitamin D on preeclampsia development. However, because vitamin D intake is highly correlated with the intake of long chain n-3 fatty acids in the Norwegian diet, further research is needed...
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Tuesday, May 21, 2013
South Carolina Federal Credit Union awarded $7,500 in scholarship prizes to three students. The winners include:
· Bailey-Jean Walker received the 1st Place prize of $4,000. Walker attends Clemson University and is a Bio-Materials Engineering major.
· Carson Davis received the 2nd Place prize of $2,500. Davis attends Summerville High School and plans to attend the University of South Carolina Honors College.
· Dean Reuben Millare received the 3rd Place prize of $1,000. Millare attends Stratford High School, in Goose Creek, and plans to attend the Clemson University.
"Out of the nearly 100 applications received, we're proud to award these three deserving students with scholarship money to further their education," said Scott Woods, President & CEO, South Carolina Federal. "We realize an investment in education is an investment in the future of our community, and we are proud to invest in tomorrow's leaders."
Candidates were required to submit an application, letter of recommendation, transcript and written or video essay. In the essay, students shared how the credit union's philosophy of "People Helping People" impacted their lives. The top three students were selected by both internal and external judges.
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"Dinty is considered one of the finest nonfiction essay teachers in the country," said Doug Heckman, University of Idaho MFA Creative Writing program director. "As a writer, he's constantly exploring how to write powerful essays and stories. His latest foray into flash nonfiction is fascinating."
Moore, winner of a National Endowment for the Arts fellowship, is author of nine books, including "The Mindful Writer: Noble Truths of the Writing Life." He's also author of the memoir "Between Panic & Desire," winner of the Grub Street Nonfiction Book Prize. Moore has published essays and stories in "The Southern Review," "The Georgia Review," "Harpers" and "The New York Times Sunday Magazine."
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- Contents: Books Reviews Articles Prefaces Radio and TV Interviews Dissertations and Theses Supervised by Metz On Metz: Special Issues On Metz: Selected Articles and Books Special thanks to Frank Kessler, Guido Kirsten and Margrit Tröhler for their hints, corrections, and advice.
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- Film festivals have been the blank spot of cinema scholarship throughout most of the twentieth century. Although individual festival histories and anniversary books have been published for many years and the topic of film festivals has occasionally been addressed in academic studies – focusing for example on art or national cinemas – the phenomenon of film festivals was, until recently, rarely the main focus of study. In the last few years, academics have turned to study the broad range of film festival constituencies. These works aim to explain, theorize, and historicize film festivals and, in doing so, point to the emergence of a new field of academic study, film festival research, in which knowledge of festivals is considered essential for our understanding of cinema cultures.
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CONCORD, N.C. – The World Karting Association Mazda / Bridgestone Manufacturers Cup Series renewed its 2012 season this past weekend with the CRG America Nationals at Pittsburgh Int'l Race Complex, the popular western Pennsylvania venue formerly known as BeaveRun.
A terrific turnout of 547 entries filled the PIRC pit area for the third round of the WKA's 2-cycle national tour; ironically enough, last year's fourth round of the Man Cup at Pittsburgh in August featured the exact same entry count.
Spring, Texas' Mason Chelootz was the big winner on the weekend, netting an astounding four feature wins, including a sweep of the TaG and Komet senior mains.
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Florida's Ashley Rogero and Ohio's Leonardo Stoia each won a pair of main events Saturday and were working to do the same Sunday. Rogero and Stoia both ran into some hard luck in their Sunday classes and were halted at two wins apiece on the weekend.
Illinois' Kyle Kalish, who was shut out of victory lane on Saturday, redeemed himself on Sunday with a sweep of the day's junior divisions to equal Rogero's Saturday afternoon accomplishment.
Indiana's Zach Holden joined Stoia as a double winner in the Sportsman ranks. Holden scored the Yamaha Sportsman 1 win on Saturday in a race with Stoia that ended in a near dead heat and backed it up Sunday with a last-lap pass on David Malukas in Yamaha Sportsman 2. Holden's Pittsburgh wins marked his fourth and fifth Man Cup triumphs of the season in what's been a terrific year to date for the Comet Kart Sales-backed racer.
Connecticut's Alex Verhagen continued his hot streak in WKA competition with another weekend sweep of the Yamaha Rookie Sportsman divisions. After a disappointing outing at the Daytona season opener, Verhagen has now won four races in a row in Yamaha Rookie with weekend sweeps at Kershaw and Pittsbugh.
Scott Ferris joined the TaG Masters division for the first time in the Man Cup and promptly wheeled his Top Kart to a sweep of the class. In a couple of exciting races, Ferris bested Bobby Cummings in Saturday's Final 1 and fended off late-race challenges from Brian McHattie in Final 2.
The weekend's only single-class winners were Chris Wehrheim in Parilla Leopard, Brandon Adkins in Yamaha Supercan Lite and Patrick Olsen in Yamaha Supercan Heavy.
Here's a rundown of each of the 20 classes to take the green flag for round three of the Man Cup at Pittsburgh.
New Jersey Sprint Series Yamaha Rookie Sportsman Final 1
Alex Verhagen fought off all challengers in Saturday's weekend-opening Yamaha Rookie division. Verhargen raced his Haase to the Streeter Super Stands Pole Award, prefinal win and final triumph by a tight 0.036-second margin over Top Kart racer Tyler Ferris. Samuel Paley was third, Kyra Frederick fourth and Jason Welage fifth.
The Rookie class boasted 24 entrants on the weekend in another strong showing for the second-year Manufacturers Cup division.
Mike Doty Racing Yamaha Rookie Sportsman Final 2
Alex Verhagen completed his weekend dominance of the Rookie division with his fourth Man Cup score of the year in Rookie Sportsman Final 2. Verhagen held a hungry Jason Welage at bay throughout the 13-lapper. In fact, Welage had the lead for several laps before Verhagen made an inside pass in turn one to retake the top spot. He was never seriously challenged down the stretch, although Welage was only a few kart-lengths back throughout right until the checkers waved.
Max Kaeser completed a good weekend to take third. Samuel Paley was fourth and Tyler Ferris netted his second top-five of the weekend with a fifth-place run.
Welage won the prefinal and Verhagen won the Streeter Super Stands Pole Award with a quick lap of 1:05.374.
RLV Tuned Exhaust Products Cadet Sportsman Final 1
Leonardo Stoia kicked off the Jr Sportsman divisions at Pittsburgh with a close triumph over Zach Holden in the Cadet Sportsman weekend opener. The race was a preview of what was to come as Stoia and his No. 27 PCR dueled with Holden's No. 2 Arrow in nearly every round of Sportsman competition throughout the event.
This one saw Stoia best Holden by a mere 0.018 seconds. The lead duo finished with about 10 kart-lengths between them and third-place David Malukas. Brendan Cullura was fourth and J.P. Southern Jr. fifth.
Sixth through 10th were Brandon Lemke, Michael D'Orlando, Michael Cruz, Braden Eves and Garrett Moran. Eves won the Pole Award with a lap of 1:04.241.
Grand Products / Top Kart Cadet Sportsman Final 2
When Zach Holden and Leonardo Stoia both retired from the Cadet Final 1 main event early, the door was wide open for a new winner.
David Malukas quickly put his No. 79 Birel out front and led Nick Luedeke until the red flag waved about halfway into the 13-lapper. When the race restarted, Malukas lost the lead for a short time before retaking it and fending off a hard-charging Theo Chick and Brandon Lemke to the finish to score his first-ever WKA Manufacturers Cup feature win after about three years of trying.
Chick and Lemke ran second and third, Michael D'Orlando fourth and Braden Eves fifth. Six through 10th were Simon Sikes, Johnny Smith, Adam Sturgill, Jared Cordova and Michael Cruz.
Luedeke won the Pole Award and backed it up with the prefinal win.
Adkins Speed Center Komet Sportsman
Leonardo Stoia led a pair of PCRs across the stripe in this 13-lap main. Stoia battled Braden Eves, Garrett Moran and Zach Holden throughout the race and ended up claiming his second win of the day over Eves. Moran and Holden took third and fourth. The margin between first and fourth was only 0.379 seconds. David Malukas led early but faded to a fifth-place result. Holden won the Pole Award by a mere 0.120 seconds over Malukas.
PCR Komet Jr Lite
After a disappointing run in Komet Jr Heavy on Saturday that saw him get disqualified, Kyle Kalish returned Sunday and left little doubt that he belonged with Ashley Rogero as one of the top-two junior competitors at Pitt Race.
Kalish wheeled his No. 19 Merlin to a convincing 2.6-second victory over defending Triple Crown champion Joel Jens. Gresham Wagner continued his strong weekend with a another third-place result aboard his MRP Birel. Ryan Raffa had his best outing since advancing to the junior divisions with a fourth-place finish. Garrett Johnston rounded out the top five.
Mike McAndrews, Jake Johnston, Brandon Jarsocrak, Clay Vaneerd and Austin McCusker finished in the latter half of the top 10. Kalish swept the class with the prefinal win and Streeter Pole Award.
Orlando Kart Center Komet Jr Heavy
Ashley Rogero continues to show she's one of, if not the racer to beat in the ultra-competitive Man Cup junior classes. Rogero chauffeured her Tony Kart to an uncontested victory in Komet Jr Heavy for her first win of the weekend. Rogero pulled out to nearly a five-second lead over Kershaw double winner Brandon Jarsocrak. Gresham Wagner was third, Kyle Kirkwood fourth and Jake Johnston fifth.
Sixth through 10th were Joel Jens, Clay Vaneerd, Jared Thomas, Andrew Bujdoso and Skylar Robinson. Rogero won the Pole Award with a time of 58.047. Kyle Kalish bested Rogero in the heat race but ran into problems on the grid for the final and was relegated to the last starting position before being disqualified.
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Mason Chelootz made it look easy in the weekend's first final, Komet Heavy. The Texas Top Kart racer won by the largest margin of victory of the weekend – a 6.9-second-advantage thrashing over Patrick Olsen (Birel) and Raquel Martinez (Top Kart). Jonathan Kotyk took fourth and Jacob Donald fifth in the short eight-kart field.
Chelootz swept the class; his Pole Award time was a fast 58.726 around the 0.8-mile 13-turn Pittsburgh course.
J3 Competition Komet Lite
Jonathan Kotyk made things a little more interesting in the Sunday version of Komet senior, Komet Lite. Kotyk wheeled his Tony Kart to the Streeter Pole Award and prefinal victory; however, when the green flag waved for the 13-lap main, Mason Chelootz wasted no time muscling his Top Kart to the top spot.
Chelootz passed Kotyk on lap one and pulled out to a 2.4-second lead before the checkers waved. The win gave Chelootz his second triumph of the season in Komet Lite and fifth overall in the pair of senior Komet divisions.
Kotyk battled hard with Raquel Martinez for second and ended up making a last-lap pass on the Californian for the runner-up spot. Jacob Donald was fourth and Jarrett Duncovich rounded out the top five.
Grand Products / Top Kart Parilla Leopard
Chris Wehrheim captured his second Man Cup win of the 2012 season with a convincing drive to the victory in Saturday's Leopard-only division. Wehrheim and his Top Kart started third and muscled the lead away from Kyle Smith a few laps into the race and never looked back.
Smith crossed the stripe 1.7 seconds back in the runner-up spot, about a half-second ahead of Mason Chelootz. The race marked the only main Chelootz lost all weekend. Robby Seward and Jacob Knueven completed the fast five.
Smith won the heat race and Wehrheim sat on the pole with a quick lap of 55.805.
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Mason Chelootz's second triumph of the weekend came in this one by a cool 2.7-second margin over PCR pilot and defending TaG national champion Robert Bujdoso. Chelootz's Top Kart beat out a pair of PCRs in the 29-kart race as Kyle Smith finished third. Jonathan Kotyk had one of his best Man Cup weekends to date and one of the highlights was a fourth-place result in the weekend's first TaG main. Jacob Donald continues to run strong in his rookie year in the senior divisions and claimed fifth.
Sixth through 10th read Robby Seward, Mark Boos, Chris Wehrheim, Tommy Andersen and Carter Fatuch. Chelootz won the Streeter Super Stands Pole Award and the eight-lap prefinal.
OTK Kart USA TaG Final 2
Mason Chelootz did it again in the TaG weekend capper. The end result was the closest margin of victory of the weekend for Chelootz; his Grand Product Top Kart teammate Chris Wehrheim led most of the first half of the race before Chelootz scooted by and raced to the win by 0.647 seconds.
Jonathan Kotyk continued his fine weekend with another podium, this time third place. Kyle Smith netted his third top five of the weekend in fourth; veteran Brandon Adkins rounded out the top five.
Sixth through 10th saw Jacob Knueven, Robert Bujdoso, Tommy Andersen, Trenton Walko and T.J. Koyen. Andersen won the Fast Time award and prefinal but ran into problems on the opening lap of the feature and had to settle for eighth.
DRT Racing TaG Masters Final 1
Scott Ferris turned 35 years old in late April and the former TaG regular wasted no time moving into the TaG Masters division. Ferris, always competitive in TaG racing against many drivers some 15 to 20 years to his junior, didn't waste anytime putting his Top Kart in victory lane, either.
Ferris engaged in a fierce battle with Bobby Cummings and Brian McHattie in an entertaining race. McHattie led a good portion of the affair before Ferris moved to the inside and past the Exprit driver. Cummings did the same thing on the last lap, where contact was made that sent McHattie through the grass and to a third-place finish, behind Ferris and Cummings.
Steve Rumsey was fourth and Tim Hannen completed the top five in a competitive 19-kart field. McHattie won the Streeter Pole Award.
Margay Racing Products TaG Masters Final 2
Jeff Jewell found some speed on his Margay and won the Pole Award and prefinal in the Sunday version of TaG Masters. Jewell ran into problems on the opening lap of the final and lost valuable track position. His misfortune opened the door for Scott Ferris and Brian McHattie to race away from the field.
Ferris looked to have it in the bag until McHattie made a valiant charge and closed the gap to a kart-length with one lap to go. McHattie tried to make an inside move in turn two on the last lap but didn't have enough, allowing Ferris some breathing room throughout the rest of the final lap and a sweep of the TaG Masters divisions.
Scot Carapellatti was third, Jewell made it back to fourth and Kim Carapellatti fifth.
Comet Kart Sales Yamaha Sportsman 1
The closest finish of the weekend saw Zach Holden (Arrow) and Leonardo Stoia (PCR) cross the finish stripe in a dead heat. Scoring showed Holden ahead by 0.005 seconds. The finish was reversed for a time before a protest and appeal were heard, ultimately giving the win back to Holden in a wild course of events.
Nick Luedeke raced to a third-place finish aboard his Kosmic. Daytona winner Jared Cordova was fourth and Neil Verhagen fifth. Sixth through 10th were Braden Eves, Garrett Moran, David Malukas, Kaleb Allison and Kaden Harter. Stoia bested 34 other entrants to win the Pole Award and prefinal.
MRP / Birel Yamaha Sportsman 2
Zach Holden completed the sweep of the Yamaha Sportsman mains with a last-lap pass on David Malukas for the Sunday score. Malukas, who won the Cadet feature earlier in the day, led much of the race before leaving the door open for Holden with only a handful of corners left.
Leonardo Stoia was third, Neil Verhagen notched his second top-five result of the weekend in fourth and J.P. Southern Jr. was fifth. Braden Eves, Garrett Moran, Thayne Chapin, Nick Luedeke and Brandon Lemke filled the top 10. Eves was the Streeter Pole Award and Stoia won the heat race.
Woltjer Racing Engines Yamaha Jr Lite
A close Yamaha Jr race saw the top-five finishers cross the checkers within a half-second of one another. The leader of the pack was Florida Tony Kart racer Ashley Rogero, who won her second race of the day after claiming Komet Jr Heavy earlier. Kyle Kalish was only 0.094 seconds back in second, Joel Jens third, Mike McAndrews fourth and Kyle Kirkwood fifth.
Gresham Wagner, Skylar Robinson, Jake Johnston, Matt Solarczyk and Austin Osborne ran sixth through 10th. The Yamaha Jr divisions were the largest fields of the weekend; 43 started the Yamaha Jr Lite final.
Grant Quinlan won the Pole Award and Kalish scored the prefinal win.
Verde Speed Resources Yamaha Jr Heavy
A couple of Kyles were the story in the last race of the weekend as Merlin racer Kyle Kalish and Walldinger Racing Arrow pilot Kyle Kirkwood raced away from the rest of the 42-kart field to settle this one among themselves.
Kalish led the entire race with Kirkwood hot on his heels. Fans waited for Kirkwood to make a move on the last lap, but it never happened and Kalish ran to the win without a serious challenge from the Florida racer.
Skylar Robinson had one of the fastest karts on the track and moved from sixth to finish third. Joel Jens was fourth and Grant Quinlan notched his only top-five result of the weekend in fifth. Mike McAndrews, Gresham Wagner, Brandon Jarsocrak, Matt Solarczyk and Sarah Carmon were sixth through 10th. Austin Osborne won the Streeter Pole Award.
Yamaha Supercan Lite
Supercan Lite was all Brandon Adkins. The Birel pilot swept the class by claiming the Pole Award, prefinal win and main event triumph by 2.1 seconds over Patrick Olsen. However, Olsen was disqualified in post-race tech, giving the runner-up spot to Weston Moon. Dakota Pesek was third, Cody Gardner fourth and Travis Reisig fifth. Twenty karts started the Saturday version of Supercan Lite, including a couple of American-made chassis in the form of Margays and a Coyote.
APPCO Yamaha Supercan Heavy
After Brandon Adkins won the Streeter Pole Award most onlookers figured the remainder of the Supercan Heavy show would belong to the Pennsylvania pilot. However, Tony Jump, who qualified second, wheeled his Margay past Adkins' Birel to win the prefinal.
The final belonged to neither Jump nor Adkins, but a strong-running Patrick Olsen. Olsen raced his Birel to an early lead and pulled out to a convincing three-second lead over Jump before the checkers waved. Jump and Collin Griffin crossed the stripe second and third but both were bounced in post-race tech, giving the runner-up position to Mark Boos. James Brock was third, Dakota Pesek fourth and Travis Reisig fifth in the 21-kart field.
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Three kid karters gained laps and valuable experience around the 0.8-mile Pittsburgh Wilson Circuit. Elizabeth Gray, Austin Kendig and Donald Whorton II made every round of the Kid Kart exhibitions throughout the weekend. All three drivers looked good on the track as they prepare to advance to the Yamaha Rookie Sportsman division in the coming years.
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What I expected just wasn't sure how the judges would veiw it. Machida will challedge Jones more than Hendo would IMO.
What I expected just wasn't sure how the judges would veiw it. Machida will challedge Jones more than Hendo would IMO.
Anyone that would accuse Machida of running likely has no fucking idea what they are looking at just like they have no understanding of Capoeria.
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Machida is capable of a highlight reel KO no doubt but we are far more likely to see what we did last night and that's a decision victory from him and not a knock out.
Fav Fighters: Penn, Wand, Fedor, Genki, Shields, Rashad, Pulver, Diaz bros, Melendez.
The fair decision was a draw. I dunno why anyone is complaining how the fight turned out. What do you expect in a Machida fight when he faces someone with KO power?
Rampage landed almost nothing but came forward while Machida was being "elusive", and was gifted the first 2 rounds. Dan came forward but was at least landing strikes. He was making Machida backpedal, not be "elusive".
I dont think the loss hurts Dan that much. He wasn't badly beaten or KO'd. Fight was a split, I can see him getting a shot with a few wins.
Machida won it. He won round 1 and 2, 3rd was for Hendo.
Machida should not be that surprised because of the split decision, the second round was actually very very close. And he did not win the 3rd round. Hendo layed on him for about 2 minutes, landed some (kinda weak) ground and pound, then in the stand up Machida was better but anyone knows that the ground and takedowns have a much bigger impact than the stand up for the judges.
Kinda boring fight, but it is Machida's style and it worked good for him. Hendo has that vicious right hand, he has a granite chin, so Machida used the correct strategy to stay away from Hendo, and just attack him in order to score points.
Not only brazilians can do this stuff
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machida fought a perfect game plan against hendo. kept his distance, avoided clinching, used in-and-out movement, and using the brilliant, cheap-as-shit trip in the last ten seconds to win the round.
he had that fight planned down to the minute, and did what he had to do to win. i didn't enjoy it, and i certainly didn't enjoy seeing my favorite fighter lose, but machida did what he had to to win. i can't hold that against him .
and, within the ten-point must system, that was a textbook split decision. as uneventful and frustrating as it was, we can learn a lot about judging fights from something like this.
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I didn't like the fight. Machida should have been much more active. He did exactly what he was supposed to do in terms of keeping away from Dan, but he should have done much more.
That said, Dan brought NOTHING to the fight either. Dan basically spent the entire fight going for the now infamous Bisping Set-up. The same thing over and over again. It didn't work 30 times Dan, go for something else (EDIT: And in all fairness to Dan, he had a big lay off and came from an injury)
Machida should have picked up on this and started picking Dan apart, but he almost never threw a counter shot as Henderson was just throwing the sloppiest shots we've seen. Dan looked slow (and he wasn't even tired yet) and Machida did nothing to utilize his speed because he was worried about that big shot. There was no reason why Machida had to give Dan's striking that much respect. Respect his power...respect his experience...of course...but still.
I don't think either fighter brought it last night. Machida clearly won, but it was very lackluster.
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Should Apple Break Up the iPhone? Ballmer Says Yes!
Taking a break from not buying Yahoo! and single-handidly driving the internet Monkey Boy dance phenomena, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer decided to throw a little advice Apple CEO Steve Jobs' way: Break up the iPhone! (Please!)
Right now, of course, Apple tightly integrates both the iPhone hardware and software, just like they do with the Mac. This gives them unrivaled fit and finish and ensures developers (and consumers) a unified platform, end to end. It also ensures Apple -- who makes their money on hardware, not software -- very good margins and, thus far, very profitable business.
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I happened to hear Ballmer on the radio in the month leading up to the launch of the original iPhone, and with great condescension in his voice, he laughed about what a failure the iPhone would be, how it had captured the attention of the media but it would be a non-starter with consumers. Too expensive, no physical keyboard, tied to AT&T… how utterly ridiculous the notion that anybody would buy one!
I don't know if he actually believed what he was saying or was speaking strategically. But I remember it vividly. I hardly think Apple should be taking advice from him.
Well, but I think Android is going to quickly face the issues that WM already has, and maybe even moreso since it will be even more open. Namely, with a large variety of hardware vendors, device types, etc it will quickly become overwhelming for application developers to ensure that their programs will run properly not just on the OS, but also on the specific hardware on which vendors deploy it. Screen sizes and form factors play a particular role here.
While in some ways limiting, Apple gains a gigantic benefit in terms of user and developer experience in this area by tightly controlling the variability of OS-to-hardware. And this is not to say that they haven't felt the pinch of hardware changes over time. For example, changes in CPU architectures (68xxx --> PowerPC --> Intel)... but by maintaining tighter control they can actually /manage/ those migrations. So while I don't deny there are definite profit margin advantages for Apple, there are also advantages for those of us who use their products as well.
The areas where I would like to see Apple open up a bit are in /integrating/ their products on the software layer. In this regard, iTunes seems to be a constant burden. I will admit it offers a certain level of simplicity and that same integrated experience... but when the experience isn't all that positive and you don't have an alternative then it becomes something of a pickle.
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Ballmer has enjoyed so many years if monetary success over Apple that he is blind to Apple's renewed success. Apple has always produced better software and hardware, though struggled with marketshare. Apple may not dominate the markets, but the continually improve the lives of their users. Keep it up Apple and who cares what Ballmer thinks about anything. Apple never has.
Isn't that what has made the iphone/s great though? The integration of both hardware and software. With so many iterations and variants on hardware android will be limited. The fact that it is open makes open hardware a problem. While I am all for competition as we all know competition fuels the market. Saying to split it up would be a mistake.
I think it's pretty funny how people call MS a big evil company and give them crap about being a monopoly. And all the while they are praising apple for how great they are even though apple is the one who is stiffeling competition and acting like the monopoly. Just look at what they are doing with the app store they have denied apps because they feel that they compete with their own their words not mine. How much more monopolistic can you be.
Now I will say I wrote this on my iPhone which I love but I would love it alot more if apple would just be a little more open with it.
the pc industry thrived as IBM standardized the hardware and m$ standardized software. But the mobile hardware industry has not been standardized so far. A variety of keyboards various form factors variety of input devices to an extent that nothing is a mandatory. (For ex a programmer cannot expect numeric Keypad to be present for playing his game). Unless the hardware is standardized the software standardization will only lead to confusion and that hardware standardization will never happen as there are way too much players in market. Apple's strategy will definitely win here. However apple should be relaxed in the type of apps they allow in their app store. Though tehnologically voip over 3g or tethering is possible apple is purposefully banning those apps without any reason. If this is changed apple will have a bright future.
If I want an app for my iPhone, I just get it from the appstore and it works. Palmos did this well, though you has to search high and low to find anything.
Windows Mobile was horrible. Was it for smartphone, or not? Was it compatible with my current version of not? Would it even work on my device, despite the above conditions being met?
Android will be even worse.


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As previously announced, Verizon and AT&T have started selling the iPad today. AT&T is selling iPad Wi-Fi + 3G at the standard pricing for both device and data plan. Verizon is offering the wifi-only iPad bundled with their own Verizon MiFi, for more flexible, if less integrated 3G connectivity.
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50 BUCKS A MONTH!?!?! That's SO MUCH cash for 5 gigs. That alone would make a data plan unethical for me. We need to get unlimited back, how can anyone use their devices in peace when all they can think about is "did I hit the limit yet..?" That totally ruins the experience. I love my iPhone, but if I had unlimited data I'd love it unlimited times more.
ATT and sprint air cards are 60 a month with 5 gig cap (sprint 4g unlimited). Verizon was as well but they just droped there price which I think it's awesome. Virgin mobile is a great deal but there coverage and speeds suck. Also clear will only work good if you have perfect 4g coverage.
Same price for a 3G enabled iPad without having to carry another device around for connectivity. I am not sure I get why anyone (unless they just totally hate AT&T) would get the MiFi bundle for the same price as a 3G iPad and have to sign a contract for the MiFi.
Either I am missing something here or this just seems dumb. The number one advantage of my 3g iPad is grab and go and connect from anywhere, any time. I can't imaging taking that little mifi unit in to the restaurant, gym, client office and hoping it works. Once again, I would have to really hate AT&T to make that move
If this is a month-to-month price, Verizon's out of contract, tiered data is pretty comprable to other carries. I hope the same will be true if (when?) Verizon brings out a CDMA iPhone. I'm really interested in getting one if I can keep my existing data plan and not switch to the tiered smartphone rates. Might take buying the phone outright, but it could be worth it since I'm currently running my HTC Touch Pro 2 with an unlimited (5 gigs, but no one's checking, it seems) data pack for $19.99/mo.
As others have mentioned, these are no contract prices. The mifi does not require a contract either.
Verizons pricing for tablets is actually very competative. Same price at 5 gigs with cheaper prices available. Att's 2gig plan is a better value at 25 but remember the mifi plan includes wifi hotspot access.
The 10gb plan is currently best available, unless you're in an area that is lucky enough to get virgin mobile 3g
@Daniel, great point on the 3g AND MiFi. I didn't think of that, other than that the bundle price is with a WiFi iPad. I would rather buy a 3G and use the MiFi as a separate item if I were to go that route.
@Chance - I just went through the purchase on line part and it got to the credit check, ($350 ETF information, Contract information etc) There was no option for out of contract. There is also a $35 activation fee.
That's great! Just in case you can't get one from the fully-stocked shelves of every Target and Walmart, you have an alternative.
But overall, it's good news for Apple! More people can get the iPad from many ways, and just let the iPad is full of every corner, provide for more chance for those apps developers such as iFunia, a MAC video converter tools manufacturer live on Apple.
aha, seems it's possible that much more be happy than apple...


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Amazingly Anime-ted – The usual super heroes and villains dominated the aisles at the show, but there were just as many, if not more, costumes based on, presumably, Japanese animated films and TV shows that even diehard geeks may have been hard-pressed to identify. Couldn't they carry signs proclaiming who they're honoring?
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Good luck with the move! And I'm sure Chicago's excited to have new residents :). Hope you have a happy summer!ReplyDelete
Hope everything goes well with the move Lisa!!ReplyDelete
Let us know when you're back :)
Hope your summer is a relaxing one, once you get settled xo
Deborah xoxo
Your new house looks fabulous. Hope you have a safe and easy move. Hugs, MartyReplyDelete
blessings my friend...ReplyDelete
Best of luck Lisa! So sorry we never got to meet in person while you lived here. Can't wait to see your new digs in Chicago!ReplyDelete
Welcome to the area . . . maybe we can do coffee sometime. :)ReplyDelete
I hope the move goes smoothly.
Best of luck with everything. I look forward to seeing your new home once you've settled. x SharonReplyDelete
How exciting Lisa! We will miss you but can't wait to see your new home!!! Here's to a safe move:)ReplyDelete
Good Luck with your move Lisa!!! Can't wait to see pictures of your new house! I'm so excited for you all....ReplyDelete
Have a safe trip. Can't wait to read all about it!ReplyDelete
Good luck with your move Lisa and have a safe journey :)ReplyDelete
WOW! What a climate shock! Enjoy your new home it is always exciting to have new places to explore and start a new routine! I think (besides the hauling boxes and furniture) moving is fun, fixing a new kitchen, bathroom bed room! Enjoy sweetie!!ReplyDelete
Hugs, Lisa
Good luck and safe journey!ReplyDelete
God speed.ReplyDelete
Best of luck on your move! I hope it all goes smoothly and you can get settled in easily. Your home looks lovely. xoReplyDelete
Adios and safe travels. We look forward to hearing about the transition as you ease into your new home.ReplyDelete
How exciting!!!! I can only visit Las Vegas, there's no way I could live there. I hope you enjoy the more quaint, low-key life of the midwest suburbs!ReplyDelete
Lisa, I hope everything goes smoothly for your move. Best of luck and enjoy your summer.ReplyDelete
I hope that you have safe travels and I can't wait to hear and see all about your move. Stay save and I will be thinking about you.ReplyDelete
God bless and Good Luck in Chicago Lisa! We will be waiting for you :0)ReplyDelete
Good Luck! What an exciting and busy time for you and your family. I hope the move goes well and I'll be looking forward to hearing all about it.ReplyDelete
Oh Lisa please come back to us....don't get so busy with your beautiful home that you can't find time to blog.I absolutely love your style of writing, your taste in furnishings, the way you can create something exquisite out of a rough old pigs ear. So many of your decorated rooms on the ocean are a true feast for the eyes!!ReplyDelete
Somebody in VA loves you and it is me!!! I'm old enough to be you mother or maybe even grandmother but I love your fresh innovative ideas. I've never written a comment here but just had to this time!! Good luck and many blessings to you and your during this transition period.
Oh, Lisa, how exciting for you!! I hope it all goes really well...and that you adjust to your new life quickly and easily - and most of all that you love every single second!!ReplyDelete
Good luck with your move, Lisa! your new home in the burbs of Chicago looks lovely! :)ReplyDelete
I'm in Tinley Park! Having just discovered your blog, i will add you to my blogroll and keep track of your new life here in the outskirts of Chicago. Keep in touch!ReplyDelete