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YAKIMA, Wash. –With two races remaining in the 2008 ARCA West Circle K Late Model Challenge Series season Wes Rhodes and his rookie of the year teammate, Jared Vorse, are locked in a hotly contested battle for the points championship.
A mere 17 points separate each driver with 350 laps of racing left in the season.
Rhodes has yet to picked up a main event victory this season but has been the model of consistency with top-5 finishes from week to week.
Vorse is one of five drivers that have earned their first career wins on the ARCA West series in 2008 and had been atop the points ladder as late as the last weekend in July. A sub-par run on July 26 in addition to Rhodes consistency have set the table for a make or break run at Yakima Speedway in the NAPA 150 Shootout.
The challenges facing Vorse are compounded by the fact that the 21-year old has never taken part in a late model race at Yakima Speedway while Rhodes has years of experience heading into the Labor Day showdown.
Both drivers will have to contend with a stellar field of talent as Yakima late m odel points leader, Mike Longton, will be out to challenge for another ARCA West victory. Longton won this event in 2004 and looks to join Garrett Evans as the only two-time series winner at Yakima Speedway. Evans will not be out to defend his Labor Day race win from 2007 but plans to return to competition at Wenatchee on September 13.
Longton, Rhodes and Vorse will face the region's hottest driver, Gary Lewis, who plans to bounce back from a set back in the Miller 200 at South Sound Speedway on August 2 that heavily damaged his race car. Up to that point Lewis had won all six of his 2008 starts.
Lewis most recent wins at Yakima Speedway came last year in the facilities annual Fall Classic Race of Champions and Limited Late Model main event.
Owen Riddle, the 2007 Yakima Speedway late model champion will be making his first career start on the series and will look to become the sixth first time winner of 2008 should he prevail on the famed .500-mile.
Each of the aforementioned drivers has a legitimate chance to win the NAPA 150, but the 2007 ARCA West Port City Racecars Rookie of the Year, Erick Hargraves, may be the sleeper pick of the night.
While Lewis, Longton, Riddle, Vorse and Rhodes have earned all the attention in 2008, Hargraves has quietly put together a strong season with a ARCA win at Wenatchee Valley, a runner-up finish to Lewis in the Idaho 200, a late model win at Yakima and his first career po le award on the Late Model Challenge Series in Wenatchee on July 26.
The NAPA 150 field will also include former Yakima Speedway champion, Scott Walker, defending ASA Northwest Tour champion, B.J. Tidrick, Canada's Korbin Thomas, Chelan's Marty Wason, former Tri-Cities Raceway late model champion, Brad Rhoads, three-time Northwest Modified champion, Josh Roberts and many more.
Hargraves' engine builder, Jeff Bird, has joined forces with Cope Brothers Machine Shop. T-Mac Performance, Somer's Machine Inc., Freight Train Racing Engines, Powerhouse Machine and Nutter Racing Engines for the 3rd Annual Builders Challenge. The race within the race rewards the top-finishing driver powered by an engine from one of the seven with a monetary payout and the right to say that his engine builder was king for that night. Each builder has sponsored $300 towards the evening's $18,000 purse making the Yakima Speedway event a big draw for ARCA teams and those taking part in Saturday's ASA Northwest Tour race.
Sunday's purse includes a payout of $2,300 to the race winner and a minimum of $500 to start the NAPA 150. ARCA West drivers will take the green flag for 89th time in series history this Sunday night as over 300 teams have participated over the first nine years of the series existence. For ticket and other information regarding the NAPA Labor Day Spectacular call (509) 248-0647.


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Need a lttle help with 2.6.
Ok, I've got most things up and running but nvidia drivers, the problem I have is that the nvidia installer dont see the 2.6 kernel source.
I downloaded the full source version from kernel.org, do I have to point the nvidia installer to it or something and how?
I've got them but it's saying that my kernel source is not configured correctly, modversion.h??
The installers available from the URL above do not test for modversions.h .
Yes you may have to point the nVidia installer at the kernel source - specifically the kernel includes. The -A option gives help about this. Normally this shouldn't be a problem because the kernel image "remembers" where it was compiled from.
did you get the patch for nvidia on 2.6 from www.minion.de ?
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Study in Depth
Choosing a Major. Some students declare their major when they enter Susquehanna. Many others prefer to wait and investigate a number of fields before deciding. Susquehanna welcomes and encourages these undecided students. Students may pursue a "Liberal Arts - Open" option for their first two years. During this time, faculty advisors, department heads and the Center for Career Services can assist them to choose or design a major which satisfies their interests and goals.
To make sure they can complete degree requirements within the normal four-year period of study, students must declare a major by the end of the sophomore year. Those seeking to enter accounting, business, or bachelor of science in economics majors must have a grade average of B or better in course work at Susquehanna and secure the approval of the dean of the Sigmund Weis School of Business. Those seeking to enter programs leading to teacher certification must have a grade average of 3.0 or better and secure the approval of the department. Those seeking to major in music must audition successfully with the music faculty prior to admission.
Departmental Majors. Departmental majors typically consist of eight to twelve courses or 32 to 48 semester hours. Requirements may include courses from related disciplines. Music education, liberal studies, graphic design, computer science, information systems, mathematics, ecology, biology, accounting and business administration require more than 48 semester hours; students choosing these majors should do so early and plan carefully to complete them in four years. Students must complete at least half of their major course work at Susquehanna. Unless it is explicitly stated otherwise in the section for that individual department, a student must earn a grade of at least C- in a course to apply it to his or her major.
Dual Majors. Students pursue dual majors for a variety of reasons. Many have a strong interest in more than one field; others feel that a second major will better prepare them for their profession. Students seeking to declare a dual major must have the approval of both departments and plan their program with a faculty advisor from each. Because completing two majors is demanding, the university expects candidates to have a strong academic record. Most dual majors can be completed in four years, but additional time may be needed depending on the particular combination of majors proposed and the student's academic level when making this decision.
Students pursuing, within the same area, ("area" to be designated by the four-letter introductory code, such as ENGL, WRIT, MATH, CSCI) two emphases, two majors, two minors, or a major and a minor may not apply the same course to two of these programs. If a student is earning an interdisciplinary minor, at least 18 semester hours of that minor must not be counted toward the student's major. If a student is earning an interdisciplinary major, no more than eight semester hours of that major may be counted toward a second major or a minor.
Self-Designed Majors. A self-designed major must contain 48 to 60 semester hours from at least two different departments, with at least 28 to 32 semester hours from one core department. The students receives a primary advisor from this core department and a secondary advisor from one of the other departments from which a number of courses are taken for the major. Only grades of C- or higher may be used to satisfy the requirements for a self-designed major, and the student must have at least a 2.00 GPA in the major. Other degree requirements, such as the university Core, remain in effect for students pursuing self-designed majors and should be included in the plan of study. The plan must be approved by the sponsoring departments and the dean of the school, with the proposal being signed by the primary advisor, secondary advisor, and the department head of the sponsoring department.
Accelerated Degree Options. Most majors, with the exception of accounting, liberal studies and music, adapt to Susquehanna's accelerated degree option, which allows highly motivated students to complete degree requirements in three or three and one-half years of study. For further details, see page 228 in the Academic Regulations section or contact the Office of Admissions.


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Book Signing with Elizabeth this Saturday
April 20, 2012
Tomorrow I'm signing copies of my books, How to Cook Gluten-Free and Easy Gluten-Free Baking, at Spoon and Whisk in Clifton Park, NY.
The event runs from 12:00 to 2:00 pm.
Please come out and enjoy some goodies from my book. I know we'll all have fun chatting with other folks on the gluten-free diet.
For more information, call (518) 371-4450.
See you there!


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Archive for September 7th, 2012
Fastest rise in UK industrial output for 25 years
UK industrial output rebounded strongly in July, growing at its fastest pace for 25 years, official figures showed today. Compared to the previous month industrial output rose by 2.9%, the most since February 1987, the Office for National Statistics (ONS) […]
Glencore considers increasing bid for UK miner Xstrata
British miner Xstrata Plc (LON:XTA) on Friday said its Swiss suitor Glencore International Plc (LON:GLEN) had proposed to
Online auction firm eBay acquires social shopping site Svpply.com
US-based online marketplace major eBay Inc (NASDAQ:EBAY) had taken over social shopping website Svpply.com, eBay said in its official blog without providing financial details. The buyer said that through
Luxury brands increase spending on digital advertising — report
The majority of luxury brands are increasing their spend on digital advertising in 2012, as they believe that the channel is more effective in fuelling online sales than


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airport card alternative?
looking to go wireless/wi-fi...do i have a choice as to what card i buy? Does it have to be "Apple Airport Card", or is there a clone/copy? do i want 11b or 11g? what's the difference.
Just got back from vacation so haven't posted in a while.
You don't have to use the Airport card although it is recommended.
They have a USB wifi card. Apple is the only company that has an internal wifi card so that nothing is sticking out for apples as of now to my knowledge.
Whether to choose B or G depends on what router you will be using.
G has speeds of 54 mbps at a range of 50 ft and than it goes to the 11mbps for 100 ft range
B has 11 mbps for the whole 150 ft range.
So unless you will be close to the access point or router G is not too important
[QUOTE=trpnmonkey41]Just got back from vacation so haven't posted in a while.
You don't have to use the Airport card although it is recommended.
Thanks for the help...if i go with something like this dlink...will it be considerably slower than the airport card, or are we looking at something about the same?
the price is surely better with the dlink.
Personally, I'd go for the internal card any day. There are a number of wi-fi hot spots springing up in cafes and shops - having something plugged into the USB port seriously reduces the posing factor... oops I mean makes it seriously less convenient ;)
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The Stormers suffered a spate of injuries on their recently-completed four-match tour of Australasia, with five players from last week's line-up - against the Rebels - missing because of injury this weekend.
Centre Juan de Jongh (fractured finger), flank-cum-hooker Deon Fourie (ribs), lock Andries Bekker (back) and props Frans Malherbe and Pat Cilliers (both ankles) are the injury-victims from Melbourne. A sixth player, hooker Scarra Ntubeni, withdrew from last week's match at the 11th hour with a hamstring injury and is still not available for selection.
Fourie, Ntubeni and De Jongh should all be back on deck after the June Test break - along with lock De Kock Steenkamp, who left the tour early with a chest injury - but Bekker, Malherbe and Cilliers will be out for some time.
As a result of these injuries, Damian de Allende (inside centre), Don Armand (No.7 flank), Gerbrandt Grobler (No.4 lock), Brok Harris (tighthead prop) and Tiaan Liebenberg (hooker) all come into the starting XV this week.
In other changes, skipper Jean de Villiers will move from inside centre to outside centre, Siya Kolisi shifts across from No.7 to No.6 and Eben Etzebeth will call the line-outs in the absence of Bekker in the No.5 shirt.
De Allende will make his first start since the Stormers' 22-15 win over the Sharks on April 13, Armand and Harris will make their first starts of 2013, Grobler will make his first-ever Super Rugby start and Liebenberg (having recovered from an elbow injury) is back in the mix for the first time since March 23 (against the Brumbies).
On the bench, meanwhile, prop Chris Heiberg and flanker Rohan Kitshoff - both DHL WP Vodacom Cup stars - await their Super Rugby debuts for the DHL Stormers, whilst lock Marius Coetzer - another new face in the selection frame this week - has played five Super Rugby games for the Lions but will be on debut for the Stormers.
Meanwhile, Saturday's match will also be used as a vehicle to raise funds for former WP centre Tinus Linee who has been diagnosed with Motor Neuron Disease (MND).
There will be bucket collections at DHL Newlands during the day, whilst you can also SMS 'Tinus' to 38208 to make a one-off R10 donation to Tinus Linee. Email firstname.lastname@example.com for more information.
Tickets are still available for Saturday's match and can be purchased at the DHL Newlands ticket office, PostNet outlets and online at wprugby.ticketpros.co.za.
The DHL Stormers team to take on the Reds is as follows: 15. Joe Pietersen 14. Gio Aplon 13. Jean de Villiers (captain) 12. Damian de Allende 11. Bryan Habana 10. Elton Jantjies 9. Louis Schreuder 8. Nizaam Carr 7. Don Armand 6. Siya Kolisi 5. Eben Etzebeth 4. Gerbrandt Grobler* 3. Brok Harris 2. Tiaan Liebenberg 1. Steven Kitshoff. Replacements: 16. Martin Bezuidenhout 17. Chris Heiberg** 18. Marius Coetzer** 19. Rohan Kitshoff** 20. Dewaldt Duvenage 21. Gary van Aswegen 22. Gerhard van den Heever.
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Glynn was named to the All-Conference team last season
April 28, 2011
CINCINNATI - The Xavier men's golf team will tee off in the 33rd annual Atlantic 10 Men's Golf Championship Friday, April 29 in Howey-in-the-Hills, Fla. The tournament will span three days, with the conference champion being crowned Sunday, May 1.
The field boasts 11 teams including five-time defending champion No. 58 Charlotte. The 49ers Will Gorden is the highest ranked individual in the field according to the latest GolfStat poll, at No. 107. Richmond comes in ranked No. 72, while the Musketeers are No. 129.
The Musketeers most recently won the team title in 2005. XU also won A-10 team titles in 2003, 2001 and 1998. The Musketeers have had eight medalists in its 15 seasons in the conference, with the most recent being in 2006 when John Streibich and Jason Kokrak tied with a score of 206.
Xavier has had five A-10 Outstanding Rookies, including current junior Sebastian MacLean. Head coach Doug Steiner has been named Coach of the Year three times, most recently in 2005.
Last season, the Musketeers finished in third place, while Alan Glynn earned a top-10 finish and a spot on the All-Conference team. Herbert Day also finished in the top-10, while Peter O'Neill came in 20th.
Live results will be available on GolfStat.com. Stay tuned to GoXavier.com for a full recap of all three rounds.


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