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Sarah Bradley was the only Elizabethton player in high school the last time the Lady Cyclones faced Anna Hammaker and Christian Academy of Knoxville.
Hammaker, then in eighth grade, led the home-standing Lady Warriors to a 60-57 upset of the 2010-11 Elizabethton team that entered with a record of 27-0.
This time, the Lady Cyclones will play host to CAK with a lot more on the line. It's a Class AA girls sectional basketball game, scheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock at Treadway Gym.
Elizabethton, the Region 1-AA champion, enters with a record of 28-3. CAK, the Region 2-AA runner-up, stands at 20-13.
It is the eighth sectional home game for the Lady Cyclones since 2004. They are seeking their fifth trip to the state tournament.
In a Class A sectional contest, also starting at 7 p.m., Cloudland seeks its third straight trip to the state tournament as it plays host to Meigs County. Also in Class A, North Greene hits the road to take on Knoxville Grace Christian.
Elizabethton hasn't been seriously challenged since a Jan. 3 loss to Class AAA power Science Hill. That includes a 77-51 whipping of top-ranked Grainger in Wednesday's region-title game.
However, the Lady Cyclones can point toward a tough schedule that included a pair of meetings with Science Hill and a tournament in South Carolina.
"I think that means a great deal, playing against probably one of the two premier teams in the state," said Elizabethton head coach Len Dugger. "And it's a shame Science Hill isn't playing (tonight). They ran into misfortune, but they are a good team and we didn't see many weaknesses.
"The teams in South Carolina were athletic and all were well-coached. The biggest reason we went to play those games was to put us in a situation to get us tournament ready."
As for Hammaker, the daughter of former ETSU baseball standout and major-leaguer Atlee Hammaker, the junior is averaging close to 19 points per game.
"Obviously she has been on the varsity since eighth grade, so she's a veteran now by far," said Dugger. "I think she's the player most of their offense goes through, and a very heady player. I think we've got to do the best possible job defending her, but they've got other kids who can put it in the basket also."
Kaycee Heitzman averages about 12 per game while Kelsey Naler and Brianna Bryant are close to double figures. Naler is a 6-1 post who can shoot the three.
"I think we have to defend (CAK), but I think for the most part we've defended almost everyone we've played," said Dugger. "Our kids don't mind getting down and playing defense.
"We will just go with what we do well and go play. We need to play our game and hopefully play well enough to create concern for CAK."
Elizabethton counters CAK with Kayla Marosites and Kelci Marosites, who combine to average about 30 points per game. Kayla gets about 16 a contest.
But it's more than the Marosites as the Lady Cyclones have a deep roster. Bradley is solid at the point guard position while Sarah Robinson and Megan Pietrowski are threats in the post. And Emily Kiser often provides a quick scoring spark off the bench.
Dugger said he's hoping for a big crowd.
"I wish our people would really come out," said Dugger. "We've been blessed and fortunate to have great fan support. I think it will be a huge crowd."
Meigs County (31-4) at Cloudland (31-5) — It wasn't supposed to be this way as these teams both figured to be playing host for sectional games.
But the Lady Tigers suffered a pair of postseason one-point losses to Knoxville Grace Christian, including 56-55 in the Region 2-A final.
"Their league is a lot like ours," said Cloudland head coach Matt Birchfield. "They played each other four times, and both championship games came down to the buzzer."
Meigs is led by Emileigh Swafford, a career 2,000-point scorer, who is averaging 23 points per game this season. She is a 6-foot-1 senior guard.
"She's quite a player," said Birchfield. "It could cause us a matchup problem, guarding their perimeter. They are athletic and good-sized."
Meigs has experience and likes to play fast, said Birchfield.
"They are a very seasoned team," he said. "They have four seniors who have played since they were freshmen. They've got a lot of speed, and love the transition game. We have to play defense and stop transition."
Other key players include Taylor Boggess (13 points per game) and Brandi Kilpatrick (10 points per game).
Cloudland answers with senior post Courtney Wilson, who is averaging 16 points and nine rebounds per game. Senior guard Courtney Clarke contributes 14 points and three assists per contest. Kendal Mull chips in with nine points per contest.
Birchfield said the Lady Highlanders need to work the ball into the paint consistently.
"I think we have to attack inside, and I think we can do that some," said Birchfield.
One good thing about playing Meigs at this stage is it's better than trying to beat the Lady Tigers in Murfreesboro.
"I would much rather play them in Roan Mountain with a home gym, home crowd, and great atmosphere," said Birchfield. "I think that will be a big advantage for us."
If Cloudland wins, defense will likely be the reason.
"Our team defense has been better late in the season," said Birchfield. "And offensively we've been more balanced. Our bench has been giving us better play, and that has helped down the stretch."
North Greene (24-11) at Grace Christian (21-9) — Standout guard Mendy McNeese and the Lady Huskies seek to return to the state tournament for the first time in three years.
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EVANSVILLE - Lloyd Winnecke and Rick Davis want to go toe-to-toe during this year's campaign for mayor of Evansville — but there are details to work out first.
Winnecke, Republican president of the Vanderburgh County Commissioners, released a letter Wednesday challenging Davis to at least three public debates.
Davis, the Democratic county treasurer, accepted — at least in principle.
"I'll talk this over with people I trust, but I have no qualms at all about debating him," said Davis, who won the Democratic mayoral nomination by defeating former County Commissioner Troy Tornatta by a 59 percent to 41 percent margin in a May 3 primary election.
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Winnecke proposes that at least two mayoral debates be locally televised, and that another be held at a local high school.
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The Rochester Rhinos kick off their season this weekend. The team is going back to a familiar look this year.
The Rhinos are getting ready for their new season. On Thursday, they unveiled their jerseys, returning to the colors green and gold. The Rhinos will open their season this weekend in Tampa.
Second-year head coach Jesse Myers is returning 13 players from last year's roster including USL Pro Goalkeeper of the Year, Kristian Nicht and USL Pro Defender of the Year, Troy Roberts.
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Hong Kong, February 14, 2011– Samsung Electronics Co, Ltd. a leading mobile phone provider, today announced the Samsung Wave 578 at Mobile World Congress 2011. The new bada handset is equipped with Near Field Communication (NFC) connectivity, a sleek, user-friendly design, and runs on bada, Samsung's own smartphone platform.
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Refinishing the receiver on a post '64 model 94
As the title says I need to refinish the receiver on a post '64 Winchester model 94.
I realize the receiver material is some kind of alloy that won't take blueing very well. The rifle belongs to a buddy of mine that wants me to "clean it up real good" and promises to take better care of it in the future. He uses the rifle as a "truck gun" and to say he has neglected it would be an understatement. The receiver has spotty rust all over it but the barrel and tube is surprisingly in decent shape.
What can I refinish the receiver with that will stick to this "Winchester mystery metal" and be durable enough to be tossed around in a truck and not chip off easily? It doesn't have to match the original finish perfectly, as long as it looks decent. Also is there a certain priming/prepping process for this special alloy?
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Winchester used something similar to, or was, a black chrome plating on the post 1964 94's. A long time ago, it was said that they were iron plated, then blued, but that is not so, as it was a black plating over the alloy receiver. They do this on some of the tools today, especially those shiny black sockets and ratchets.
Now, there are a few ways to go. If a gunsmith is set up to do it, he can recreate the black chrome plating, or he can hot blue the frame using Brownell's Oxynate 84, though the bluing can be finicky to use. Last, is to paint the receiver with Guncoat or similar, and bake the finish. Those are about the only way to color stainless alloy's.
|August 25, 2013, 09:56 PM
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Thanks for the info, I may try the Guncoat route. I'm no gunsmith, just a wannabe
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Polish. Degrease. Heat with torch. Apply express rust blue solution. Immerse in boiling water for 10 minutes. Remove & card.
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|August 26, 2013, 10:04 AM
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The 1964-82 Winchester receivers aren't "alloy", which suggest they're not steel, when they are.
Instead of being forged from billet steel however, they were formed using sintered steel - a much less expensive proposition than forging.
The sintered receivers were first iron-plated, then coated in whatever the subject model required.
Standard Carbines received a coloration that looked like bluing; commemoratives received (variously) plating in black chrome, pewter, silver, gold or brass.
The Antique Carbine (model) received a finish that resembled CCH.
FWIW, I would recommend ridding your buddy's M94 receiver of the rust, then applying a bake-on DuraKote finish - which should give pretty good protection to a truck gun, short of spending much more $$$ on a black Teflon, etc finish.
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The rifle in question is an '81 model so it would fall into that '64-'82 time frame.
Thanks for the advice. I'm most likely going the DuraKote route
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I agree with PetahW.
I did hot salt bluing and had a post '64 M94 that came out of the tank with a great blue/black finish. Problem was that it wiped right off with a paper towel... Was I surprised ! A person at Winchester told me that Post 64 Model 94's were made from "graphitic steel" which is very similar to cast iron and will not blue. I sent the receiver only back to Winchester where they tin plated and then blued the receiver for $25. Their blue was about a perfect match to the parts I had done.
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There is a difference between sintered metal, which is shaped by forming powdered metal under heat and compression, and graphitic steel, which can be cast or machined. There is little doubt that those receivers are cast, but not using the same material as used by, say, Ruger. If Winchester used graphitic steel, they won't take bluing, period. (Google "graphitic steel" for more info.)
There are a lot of steel working processes today that are far beyond the traditional casting, machining and stamping. One, of course, is MIM, which has revolutionized the firearms industry, reducing production costs and allowing production of guns at a reasonable price. Of course there are those who say they will never, ever, own anything with an MIM part; they better not drive a modern car, or buy a new refrigerator, or use any one of a thousand products made with MIM.
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There are a lot of ideas passed around as to the nature of the steel Winchester used. I have heard both siliceous and graphitic, but it doesn't matter, they were definitely hard to color. When I was refinishing a lot of guns, we tried several processes to turn them black. Iron plating, then bluing was difficult because the iron was of inconsistent thickness. Black oxide worked OK but not great, and it was charcoal gray. Black chrome is kind of purplish and flakes, black nickel is charcoal gray, epoxy powder coat is too thick and causes dimensional problems. The best finish was Brownells Bake-On Lacquer, it came in about a dozen colors. The black was too black, it looked like paint. But it worked well, and the customers liked it because it was tough. That was all before GunKote.
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Satin nickel or hard chrome works well.
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This is a 1967 Mod 94 that just left the shop after being restored.
1967 puts it right in the height of the sintering process and as you can see you can achieve a rich blue/black finish on these models. But you have to go old school and rust blue them. And only a few rust blues will achieve a really rich color.
And your looking at 9 to 12 turns not 2 or 3
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One of the guys on the leverguns forum (Hagler) cold blued a post 64 gun, he sanded the metal well to remove whatever intermediate finish was on it and may have used a Brownells cold blue. It turned out pretty decent for a home job.
Most of the guns in question that I've seen hot blued by regular methods looked purplish. I've been told that some 'smiths alter the tank temp to get them the right color, or use a different blueing salts that work well.
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I use Du-Lite SteelKote salts and they list a firrerent salt that will do these Winchester receivers. Haven't tried it but have done the Dura coat
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I took a class at Winchester years ago, and that was one of the questions asked while I was there, or what is the frames on the post 64, 94's made of. He replied about the plating, but that is as far as it went, and was before Brownell's and others came out with the new Oxynate blend that will color them. I remember looking up what the new salts had included, and it was chemicals that worked with stainless steel. I think there is an article on Wikipedia, if I recall, about the chemical(s) used, but you would have to get the name(s) from Brownell's, or the MSDS sheet. The article mentioned something about the reaction of ions, etc., so it's a technical article about the chemical. I looked that up a few years back, but didn't save it.
I still have the Winchester book around here, somewhere, that we received as part of the class, and I'll try to dig it up to see if it had anything in it about this. It has been too long to remember if it did or didn't. It was mostly about the repair on the current guns back in 1984-1985.
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Earlier this year this Examiner put together a wish list of gluten-free products we would like to see hit grocery store shelves. Some of the items have been developed and will come out at the end of this year, or early next year. There are also some items this Examiner didn't have on her list that have been introduced and some items we are still waiting on.
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Diane Spencer: Tam Pompom
at Happy (Cnr Tory & Vivian), Wellington
From 20 May 2009 to 23 May 2009
[1 hr, no interval]
Reviewed by Priyanka Bhonsule (Hutt News), 21 May 2009
Diane Spencer is a force to be reckoned with: she comes out on stage in a girly outfit, she's got a soft voice and then bam! Before you know what's going on, genitalia, pleasuring devices and sexual acts have all been covered in the first few minutes.
Nothing is sacred, no subject is too taboo - the deaf, the blind, visual artists, foreigners, immigrants and more are covered in this blistering hour and a half act.
It seems because she's experienced some of the things above she has a right to mock it. For example, she dated a blind guy for a while; she's an immigrant; her dad's half deaf and so on.
Also, as a female comedian, Spencer says she can get away with certain jokes and that's true. Certainly no male comedian would venture towards menstruation or menopause without the possibility of alienating at least half his audience.
There is actually a storyline of sorts through the show as Spencer tells us why she moved here from her hometown in the south of England. It was for love and when that didn't work out she offers us the 'best bits' from her dating experiences as a woman in her late-20s.
The opening night wasn't a sell-out and while this offered a vibe of intimacy and a chance to develop rapport with the performer, it was easier to tell when a joke just did not float.
The best way to describe her show is 'cringe-laughter', where you're sitting with your jaw kind of half-open, hand over your mouth thinking, 'Did she just say that?' followed by, 'Oh my god that's true/ funny/ gross!'
Don't get me wrong - Spencer's set made me laugh; I just wasn't sure whether I was laughing at the humour or the shock value. Because the show is clearly all about the shock value. While other comedians test the water and then throw in a vulgar joke or two, this confident redhead dives right in.
If filthy words and situations make you squirm, best stay away; however if you like to be challenged by your comedy, if tried-and-true observational gags just don't cut it for you, then Spencer is your hot ticket.
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If you are a first-time freshman from outside commuting distance to the University, you will reside in University housing for the first four semesters of your college career as space permits. But you won't find dorms at Cal U. Here students live "The Suite Life," enjoying roomy suites in new buildings.
All six of Cal U's residence halls have been built in recent years. Along with comfortable rooms, the halls feature well-designed common areas for socializing, including lounges with large-screen TVs and DVD players, as well as full kitchen areas and comfortable seating, not to mention rec rooms with ping pong and pool tables.
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Bon Secours St. Mary's Hospital has achieved "Triple Crown" from Thomson Reuters, an industry leader in health care data. The hospital has been recognized three times this year—for excellence in overall organization performance in the 2012 Thomson Reuters 100 Top Hospitals study; as a recipient of the Everest Award, which honors hospitals that have achieved both the highest current performance and the fastest long-term improvement over a five-year period; and as one of the nation's 50 Top Hospitals for Cardiovascular Care. St. Mary's is one of three hospitals in the nation, and the only one in Virginia, to receive all three awards.
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The National Institutes of Health–National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases has awarded Laura Runyen-Janecky, associate professor of biology at the University of Richmond, a three-year, $344,059 grant to continue her work on bacteria carried by tsetse flies and their potential implications for tsetse-borne disease. Runyen-Janecky's project will be conducted with research assistance from Richmond undergraduates and in collaboration with professors in Yale University's Department of Epidemiology and Public Health at Yale University School of Medicine. Runyen-Janecky was a visiting associate professor at Yale in 2010. Funds will be used for employing undergraduate students for summer research, materials, supplies and travel to present results. Runyen-Janecky has taught at Richmond since 2002.
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April Fool's lands a prankster in handcuffs
Police responded after a woman claimed to have killed her husband, only to realize later it was an April Fool's joke.
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MARTINSVILLE, Va. (March 29, 2009) – For the second weekend in a row, David Ragan found himself in his comfort zone at a short track, but this time the rains came on Friday and stuck around for awhile, which hindered on-track activities throughout the weekend. Qualifying was rained out Friday evening and the rains continued into Saturday, raining out Cup practice and the truck race. Despite starting 26th with the field being set on points, Ragan and crew managed to find a faint glimmer of hope at the end of the tunnel. Ragan had a fast No. 6 UPS Ford, but a flat tire and sheet metal damage early in the race left the team a few laps down and trying to battle back. The UPS Ford was fast, but track position was not on his side.
With rain on the horizon Jimmy Fennig went to work trying to get the UPS Ford tuned in for the first practice session on Friday morning. The car was pretty good and everyone had their fingers crossed that they would be able to qualify. Mother Nature won out however, and the rains came, leaving NASCAR to set the field on the current point standings. Saturday morning brought more of the same. The jet dryers came out for the few brief moments of sun, but ultimately the rains stayed and both practices were cancelled, leaving everyone with minimal practice time and a green track for Sunday's 500-lap event.
From his 26th starting position Ragan began to advance through the field and told his team "it's a little tight rolling through the center, but the forward bite is good." NASCAR threw a "competition caution" on lap 40 due to the lack of track time prior to the race. Ragan took advantage of the break in on-track action to pit for four tires, fuel and a left-rear wedge adjustment. His team had a great stop, but some competitors opted for two-tires which allowed them to gain positions on Ragan in the pits. Ragan restarted the race 27th on lap 48.
Ragan once again began to gain spots on track and was up to 23rd for the next caution on lap 69. Ragan told crew chief Jimmy Fennig that the changes on the last stop helped and were about 40 percent of what he needed. Fennig opted to leave Ragan on the track in an attempt to gain track position. The gamble paid off as Ragan jumped from 23rd to 15th for the restart on lap 76.
Ragan's next stop for adjustments came on lap 93 under caution for the No. 7 spinning on the track. His crew gave him four tires, fuel and another half down on the left-rear wedge. The changes helped the handling on the UPS Ford, but bad luck was about to strike.
On lap 140, Ragan was on the outside of Robby Gordon when they simultaneously got flat tires; a problem that plagued multiple people throughout the race. Ragan held onto his Ford, but Gordon slid up into him knocking in the left-front fender and bringing out the caution flag. The caution was much needed for Ragan, but the damage was not. Ragan was forced to come down pit road when it was closed due to the flat tire, and the move cost him a lap on the track before he had to come back down pit road again to have the team fix the sheet metal. Ragan described the car as "toed out" and his steering wheel was off center.
Ragan was now running 36th, two laps down to the leaders. Ragan pitted a total of three more times throughout the race for similar adjustments, but the lost track position was just something the team couldn't rebound from. Ragan had a fast car and did all he could to hang on for a 27th-place finish for the second weekend in a row, while Jimmie Johnson won the event.
"I feel like we had another good car today," said Ragan. "We were able to pass at the beginning and we had a lot better racecar than we've had in the last couple of weeks. We were just not in a good position when Robby Gordon had his tire go down; we had a tire going down. It seemed like a lot of people today were having tire issues. We had a puncture in ours and had to bring our UPS Fusion into the pits. When you have to make and unscheduled pit stop, you get off sequence. It's just really tough. I felt like once we got the car with four fresh tires, we could run in the top 10. We just need to get ourselves in better position. We had a good car all day, but it was a disappointing finish. We've got to get ourselves back up into the top 10 with our UPS race team."
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Beginning May 14, 2012, BYU-Idaho Personal Accounts will undergo various changes thanks to a contract made through HigherOne's CASHNet suite of products. CASHNet is the company that will host these new E-Payment and E-Refund services available to BYU-Idaho students.
E-Refund will be implemented in order to help students receive the balance of their Personal Accounts more quickly and efficiently than ever before by depositing these funds directly into their bank account.
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MADISON - Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen commemorated Wisconsin's Missing children and adults in a state capitol ceremony today. The Wisconsin Department of Justice's Clearinghouse for Missing and Exploited Children and Adults produced the program to commemorate Wisconsin's 682 missing children and 296 missing adults.
Attended by families of missing persons and law enforcement from across the state, the ceremony was an opportunity to reflect on those who continue to be missing; to acknowledge their families; and to recognize the ongoing work of Department of Justice staff, other law enforcement professionals, and volunteers to recover missing persons and to provide services to the families of missing persons.
Two programs were outlined; each compliments the efforts of the Clearinghouse and Wisconsin law enforcement.
The first is a partnership between the state of Wisconsin and Outdoor Advertising Association of Wisconsin to place Amber Alert notifications on digital outdoor advertising signs in Madison, Milwaukee, Green Bay and Wausau. The message boards have the capability to include photographs, which will serve to enhance Wisconsin's Amber Alert system.
Also, the Crime Alert Network, an initiative of Attorney General J.B. Van Hollen, was included in the ceremony. The Network will provide local law enforcement with the ability to quickly alert the business community and the general public about crime trends or suspects that may affect them or their business. Businesses with information about criminal activities can report the activity to local law enforcement. This will serve to increase the eyes and ears of law enforcement; leading to more suspects being caught and more missing children and adults being recovered.
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Prosecution: Highway shooting suspect not insaneCOLUMBUS, Ohio - The suspect behind a string of highway shootings in which one woman was killed was ''not rational,'' his lawyer said Wednesday in his closing argument, but prosecutors insisted the defendant knew his actions were wrong and should not be declared insane. Despite claiming that he was only acting to reduce humiliating voices in his head, Charles McCoy Jr. deliberately picked shooting locations and took steps to avoid capture, Assistant Prosecutor Doug Stead told jurors. ''He knew what he was doing was wrong and he wanted to get away with it,'' he said. Defense attorney Michael Miller insisted that McCoy was not sane. Body of Miss. youth killed in 1955 to be exhumed CHICAGO - A half century after the murder of 14-year-old Emmett Till shocked a nation and galvanized the civil rights movement, his body will be exhumed as authorities attempt to determine who killed him, the FBI said Wednesday. Till's body, buried in a cemetery in the Chicago suburb of Alsip, will be exhumed within the next few weeks for an autopsy, said Deborah Madden, spokeswoman for the FBI office in Jackson, Miss. Nichols accuses third man in Oklahoma bombing OKLAHOMA CITY - Terry Nichols has written a letter to a woman who lost two grandchildren in the Oklahoma City bombing and accused a man never charged in the attack of providing some of the explosives used to bring down the building a decade ago. Nichols, serving a life sentence for his role in the blast, said in the four-page handwritten letter that ''I felt the record should be set straight.'' He claims Arkansas gun collector Roger Moore gave the explosives to Timothy McVeigh and also provided additional bomb components recently found in Nichols' former Kansas home. He sent the letter to Kathy Sanders, who has written a book about her own investigation of the bombing and corresponds with Nichols. A copy of the letter, first disclosed by the Los Angeles Times, was obtained Wednesday by The Associated Press from Sanders' literary agent, Jim Baird. Driver gets life for Panhandle crash that killed two DEFUNIAK SPRINGS, Fla. - A drunken driver has received a rare sentence of life in prison for causing a fiery crash that killed two Texas women by driving the wrong way on Interstate 10 in the Florida Panhandle. Julio Cesar Montoya was sentenced Tuesday. Circuit Judge Kelvin Wells gave him the maximum of life for two counts of manslaughter and one for causing serious injury, all while driving under the influence. Pentagon analyst charged with passing secrets WASHINGTON - The FBI arrested a Pentagon analyst Wednesday on a charge alleging he passed classified information about potential attacks against U.S. forces in Iraq to employees of a pro-Israel group. Larry Franklin, 58, of Kearneysville, W.Va., turned himself in Wednesday morning. He made a brief appearance in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, Va., and was released on $100,000 bond under the condition he surrender his firearms and passport. The single charge carries a maximum penalty of 10 years. A preliminary hearing was set for May 27. Franklin's lawyer, John Richards, said he expects his client will plead innocent. Fla. elections chief to sue Jeb Bush over removal MIAMI - Former Broward County elections supervisor Miriam Oliphant said Wednesday she will sue Gov. Jeb Bush, claiming race was a factor his decision to remove her from office amid allegations of negligence and a botched 2002 primary. Oliphant and her attorney, Ellis Rubin, announced the plans for a federal lawsuit one day after the state Senate voted 32-7 along racial lines to uphold Bush's 2003 decision to suspend Oliphant, who is black. Oliphant's supporters in the Senate argued that she was singled out even though white election supervisors in other counties also made mistakes in the 2002 election. Prosecution wraps up case in Jackson molestation trial SANTA MARIA, Calif. - Prosecutors rested their case Wednesday in the Michael Jackson trial after more than two months of dramatic testimony in which they sought to prove that the pop star molested a teenage cancer patient and conspired to hold his family captive at his fairytale estate. The defense immediately filed a motion for a judgment of acquittal on grounds the prosecution did not prove its case. Superior Court Judge Rodney S. Melville said the motion would be heard first thing today. District Attorney Tom Sneddon closed his case pending the judge's decisions on whether to admit various items that had been shown to the jury but had not yet been formally entered into evidence. The judge said the prosecution could reopen its case later depending on his decisions. - From wire reports
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Yale has lost four straight games, and nine of its last 10 games. The two teams were scheduled to meet earlier this season, but rain forced the game to be postponed. In additiion, the annual City Series was also rained out. Quinnipiac won the last meeting between the two teams on April 1, 2009, powered by a Gabe Guerino's first career homerun, and a strong pitching tandem of Kyle Birdsall, Andrew Rinaldi, and Brian Monack, who pitched a scoreless ninth for his first career save. Birdsall also picked up his first career win in the game.
The Bobcats' Mickey Amanti enteres Wednesday's game with the hottest bat in the Quinnipiac line-up after a weekend series against Long Island that saw the junior shortstop collect 10 hits iin 14 at-bats while driving in seven runs on his way to earning Akadema/NEC Co-Player of the Week honors. Quinnipiac boasts five players batting over .300, including Kyle Nisson who is hitting a team-best .337 clip, while also posting a team-high .406 on-base percentage. Gabe Guerino has posted a pair of eight-game hitting streaks this season, and has currently hit safely in four straight on his way to a .324 average. Joe Poletsky is the team's hit-leader with 36 hits in 116 at-bats for a .310 average. Poletsky also ranks among the team leaders in doubles (six), RBI (16) and runs scored (12). Amanti upped his average over the weekend to .303. He has also logged a team-high seven doubles, and is secondon teh team with 17 RBI. Ben Farina checks-in at .302 and ranks second in hits (35) while leading the team with 20 runs scored. Brian Monack leads Quinnipiac with three homeruns and 23 RBI.
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Happy (thanks) birthday (giving) to meeeeee!
Sorry, but I'm taking a tiny detour in the story of my court date this week, just to remind you all that my birthday was this past Friday (I know your present is in the mail) although the year I was born (around 1836) it fell on Thanksgiving. Yes, my parents wanted a turkey -- and they got me! Shut up.
And, to those of you who would ask, I have absolutely nothing to impart about turning 4,000 years old, except how lucky I am to have lived to see the day that I would be older than, say, air.
OK, I'm not really 4,000 years old ... I only FEEL like I'm 4,000 years old, and there's a huge difference ... like, um ... well, trust me, there's a huge difference. For example, I may not actually be old enough to get the senior discount on things like movies, hotels, airplane flights or headstones, but I'm ready for them, you know, mentally. And once one has mentally prepared oneself to be old, I think it's just incumbent upon the world to accommodate that.
Like, old people -- either physically or mentally -- shouldn't have to understand every freaking technological term out there. No one should ever walk up to a 4,000-year-old person and say something like "Apps."
Yesterday -- and I am not making this up -- a student spoke an entire technology-related sentence to me in which I understood three words: the, in and of. That's it. Oh, I heard a few things like "Facebook" and "upload" (or "download" -- WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE!) but those are only vaguely recognizable terms that have no real meaning for me. Youngsters do this just for a chance to laugh hysterically at us, and it should immediately result in yard work for a month while we "seniors" scream words at them that they won't understand either, like: Culottes! Transistor Radio! Captain Kangaroo! Punctuation!
It's also important to stop bothering us "elderly" with this Kindle and iPad stuff. I understand it's all the rage, and young people look scornfully down upon those who prefer an actual book, but here's what I say: When you run out of batteries, we are still reading; when we fall asleep reading and drop our books on the floor, which reawakens us, not to mention the dogs, at least the most we might damage is a $4.50 paperback, and possibly a lamp; whereas you could ruin a $200 piece of technology; and imagine if, instead of on the floor, you dropped it on your face ... not that I ever did that ... you could end up with extensive dental or nasal surgery, whereas we would simply keep sleeping, the only damage being a few soggy pages from drooling ... not that I ever did that, either.
It's not that I don't believe technology has its place, even for those who have reached the tender age of 4,000. For instance, even my 85-year-old mother immediately grasped the significance of technological advances like the microwave oven, the programmable coffee-maker, and the ability to shop online 24 hours a day. And, my 86-year-old father quickly appreciated the advantages of remote-controlled television and remote-controlled stereo (although he's cursing Mom's discovery of 24/7 shopping, and tries daily to implement "parental controls" on their computer -- if only he could figure out that "mouse" thing).
Also, when a person reaches "a certain age" -- in body or soul -- simple courtesies should be expected. I understand the requirements for a handicapped parking tag; I'm just saying that maybe there should be an additional tag for those of us who feel "a certain age." Instead of the blue and white, let's make it yellow, which represents the sun, which is the reason most of us "mentally elderly" are developing brown spots on previously unblemished skin. Or, we could make it purple, in honor of those varicose veins -- or, the burst blood vessels on the noses of those who needed cocktails every night throughout their parenting years!
And speaking for those women who might display this tag, I propose that they be given the following considerations by everyone under age 40: You will never call them Ma'am; you will always ask for identification before selling them alcohol; you will offer to drop them off at the door of the mall before parking the car, but you'll insist that it's because they look tired from working out all morning, which is evident in their gorgeous physique and athleticism; and, you will pass notes in class only about how ravishing and sexy your teacher is.
So, to reiterate: I was born on Thanksgiving, which was either an extra-special blessing, or an interesting -- and cruel -- irony. Knowing me as well as you do, what do you think? Yeah, me too.
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The last time the Toledo Metropolitan Area Council of Governments released a long-term transportation plan, it called for a new Maumee River crossing. That 1988 plan helped lead to construction of the nearly complete Veterans' Glass City Skyway, the largest, most expensive single project undertaken in the history of the Ohio Department of Transportation.
TMACOG will soon host the first of six meetings during which the public can review and comment on a draft of its newest long-term transportation plan, "On the Move: 2007-2035 Transportation Plan." TMACOG is a non-partisan regional planning partnership whose members include governmental and non-governmental organizations in Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan.
The public will have its first opportunity to discuss the latest draft at the Main Toledo-Lucas County Library at noon March 2. TMACOG President Anthony Reams will give an introduction at the meeting. Members of the On the Move task force and Vice President of Transportation Dave Dysard will also be available at the meeting.
The five other meetings will take place at the Sanger Branch Library in Toledo at 7 p.m. March 5; Bedford Township Hall in Temperance, Mich., at 6 p.m. March 6; Wood County Public Library in Bowling Green on at 7:30 p.m. March 6; Northwood's Municipal Building at 7 p.m. March 7; and Maumee Branch Library at 7 p.m. March 12. Doors will open 30 minutes before the listed meeting times to allow people to review displays on the draft.
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Diane Reamer-Evans, transportation project manager for TMACOG, said the task force that contributed to the long-term transportation plan draft includes over 40 people representing both public and private sectors. Prior to developing the draft, TMACOG organixed more than a dozen public meetings where the public could discuss its concerns and the region's needs. It also sent mailings to local governments and major institutions such as colleges and hospitals to get their input. Technical analysis of where the region's population and employment are now and where they will be in the future was also provided to the task force.
Among the 82 projects listed in the draft on TMACOG's Web site is a major proposal to widen I-75 to six lanes in several segments and add and reconstruct several interchanges along its route.
The draft also proposes the construction of a Trans-Pacific Inland Port, a rail and truck freight terminal.
Reamer-Evans said much of the freight that moves from the West Coast to the Midwest and Eastern Seaboard has historically gone through Chicago, which struggles to handle the freight moving east across the country, creating a bottleneck and slowing its transportation.
By developing a rail and truck terminal to work in conjunction with the major freight facilities, Toledo already has the On the Move task force hopes to position the region as a major mover of freight traveling west to east across the United States.
"The new facility would be a rail and truck center to capture the major freight flow beginning from Asia," Reamer-Evans said.
Money for the projects the draft proposes would primarily come from the federal government, though the draft considers state and local tax resources as well.
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Once again we have a lovely holiday. Can't fault the caravan this year at all it was very clean. We love the location of the park. Very disappointed at the quality of food from the chip shop tho. The chips were disgusting and went in the bin I really thought they would have changed this year but haven't very disappointing. The grass cutting was awful we know it has to happen but it went on for hours next to our caravan which was not necessary. We know that people fighting is outwith the control of the site but wonder if security could have sorted the problem?
Excellent. Kids loved it.
Excellent time had by all, fantastic location and super service
Great location, friendly helpful staff, good accommodation. Would thoroughly recommend this holiday park.
The site was really good for us with dogs as there was a dog walking area and access straight off the site to the beach. Had no call to speak to the staff except on arrival and departure but they appeared friendly and courteous. We didn't use any of the on-site facilities as we had the dogs although we would have liked to use the take-away but it was closed on the day we wanted it -we could have ordered in the club house but opted instead to use the local town Newbiggin on Sea which is only a five minute drive away.
Very enjoyable stay at a friendly site.
I loved the holiday, the caravan was lovely however the bedroom window catch was broken so really cold and when we arrived all the dishes had to be washed as there was beans left on the side of the bowls, apart from the two problems everything else was good definitely go back, entertainment was good and bar staff very friendly.
Our only disapointment was you dropped the price after we had purchased holiday it is a practice i have never believed in because with out original bookings you would not be there. Stick by your price its called loyalty'
I will come again because we enjoyed staff were pleasant place was homely
We have stayed here twice and would stay again. An ideal location for a quiet break away and the club house caters for all ages.
The caravan was cold; on the first night we were unable to get the gas fire to ignite so went to bed early. My wife has chronic asthma and must be kept comfortably warm. The following day the maintenance staff were sent for and they too had initial difficulty in igniting the fire. The reception staff responded promptly but our experience triggered my wife's asthma (an exacerbation); fortunately we were carrying emergency medication which, once begun had to be continued throughout the following week. Our GP was contacted immediately on our return home. we would not return to Sandy Bay.
Very nice site with helpful friendly staff. Great base for exploring Northumberland.
we unfortunatly were called home shortly after our break began, but will definatley be back.
having been a carvan owner in two parks in the past I think the standard of the caravan we were given was a very poor standard for the amount of money I paid.although our holiday was spoilt by my wife having to go into hospital on the evening we arrived and not getting out till Thursday when we had to travel home,i found the staff in all locations of the park very helpful,friendly .
I would like to thank accomadation manager for his help also the pool staff and bar staff for there attentivness would 100 percent return
It was good holiday clean park and meals in bar were lovely worth the money would go back again ,caravan was clean and homely x