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TALLADEGA, Ala. — Jimmie Johnson won one of the closest races in NASCAR history here at Talladega Superspeedway last year.
And he had teammate Dale Earnhardt Jr. to thank.
Earnhardt pushed Johnson to the front and across the finish line in a three-wide photo finish that featured six cars crossing the finish line in a pack.
Johnson said Friday that he would gladly return the favor, but doesn't feel like he owes his Hendrick Motorsports teammate.
"I don't feel like I owe him," Johnson said. "If the situation was a little different and he had room to pull out and pass me, he would have. That is just what racers do.
"We have made an agreement in our situation that, especially when the pushing was around, that we will do anything to help each other out. It's only improved our chances to win and given us a better finish."
It will be more difficult for the duo to hook up again this weekend as new rules have returned pack racing to the two restrictor-plate tracks and minimized the two-car draft.
Though two-car tandems may prevail at the end of the race, it might be harder to hook up with a specific drafting partner, Johnson said.
"I don't know if I will be around (Earnhardt), but if he is in front of me, absolutely I'm pushing him," Johnson said. "The race unfolded in a certain way last time, partly because my car was faster leading than his was. Then we were four-wide at the finish line or else he would have probably won, which I would have expected him to.
"If I'm pushing him and have a chance to pull out, I think he would give me a really hard time if I didn't try to win the race. It's racing, that is what we are here for. I'm happy and glad to work with a teammate out there on the race track and will continue to do everything I can to help him, but I'm here to win races too."
Though Johnson and Earnhardt have no set plan to draft together on Sunday because of the new restrictor-plate rules, they have, in a sense, been working together all season long.
Their teams and cars are housed together at the Hendrick compound in Concord, N.C., and Johnson has been impressed with what Earnhardt's No. 88 team has done this season.
Earnhardt is second in points, just five points behind leader Greg Biffle, while Johnson is sixth. Neither has won a race yet.
"I think that the chemistry Junior and I both have, that our shop has, is just another example of how strong that chemistry is and how much it continues to grow," Johnson sad. "I'm very happy to see how fast the No. 88 car has been week-in and week-out.
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The FHFA regulates Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the 12 Federal Home Loan Banks and tracks average house price changes in repeat sales or refinancings on the same single-family residences. These price changes are from the all-transactions index, which includes purchases and refis, looking at more than 46 million repeat transactions.
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B.L.C. Johnson, Pakistan (1979); and Peter R. Blood (ed.), Pakistan: A Country Study, 6th ed. (1995), are useful introductions to the people and land of Pakistan. Geography is discussed in O.H.K. Spate and A.T.A. Learmonth, India and Pakistan: A General and Regional Geography, 3rd ed. rev. (1967, reissued 1972); K.U. Kureshy, A Geography of Pakistan, 4th ed. (1977); and Israr ud-Din (ed.), Studies in Pakistan Geography (1998), a selection of essays from the Pakistan Journal of Geography. Aloys Arthur Michel, The Indus Rivers: A Study of the Effects of Partition (1967), is concerned with development and with the dispute with India over allocation of river waters.
Works on social issues include Ian Talbot, Divided Cities: Partition and Its Aftermath in Lahore and Amritsar, 1947–1957 (2006); Sarah F.D. Ansari, Life After Partition: Migration, Community, and Strife in Sindh (2005), a study of ethnic conflict; Jasodhara Bagchi and Subhoranjan Dasgupta (eds.), The Trauma and the Triumph: Gender and Partition in Eastern India (2003), on the human cost of independence; Paul R. Brass, The Production of Hindu-Muslim Violence in Contemporary India (2003), on the genesis and causes of communal violence; Anders Bjørn Hansen, Partition and Genocide: Manifestations of Violence in the Punjab, 1937–1947 (2002); and Mushirul Hasan (ed.), Inventing Boundaries: Gender, Politics, and the Partition of India (2000), a critical analysis of the division of British India.
J. Russell Andrus and Azizali F. Mohammed, The Economy of Pakistan (1958), and Trade, Finance, and Development in Pakistan (1966), analyze the development of the economy. Gustav F. Papanek, Pakistan's Development: Social Goals and Private Incentives (1967), analyzes the role played by private entrepreneurs during the period of Ayub Khan. Shahid Javed Burki, Pakistan Under Bhutto, 1971–1977, 2nd ed. (1988), analyzes economic developments, in particular the motives that led to the nationalization of private assets, and his Pakistan: Fifty Years of Nationhood, 3rd ed. (1999), is a broader overview of the country's first half century. Omar Noman, The Political Economy of Pakistan, 1947–85 (1988), describes the impact of politics on the economy. Shahid Javed Burki and Robert Laporte, Jr., Pakistan's Development Priorities: Choices for the Future (1984), presents an agenda for reform of the economy. Alain Lefebre, Kinship, Honour, and Money in Rural Pakistan (1999), discusses the subsistence economy and the effects of international migration.
W. Cantwell Smith, Modern Islam in India: A Social Analysis, 2nd ed. (1946, reissued 1974), is an introductory account of the Muslim intellectual and political movements that culminated in the creation of Pakistan. Shahid Javed Burki, Pakistan: A Nation in the Making (1986), surveys Pakistan's evolution as a country. Anwar Hussain Syed, Pakistan: Islam, Politics, and National Solidarity (1982), is a thoughtful discussion. Lawrence Ziring, Pakistan: The Enigma of Political Development (1980), is a study of Pakistan's failure in its quest for a workable constitution. G.W. Choudhury, Constitutional Development in Pakistan, 2nd ed. rev. and enlarged (1969), and Democracy in Pakistan (1963), are oriented toward the "Muslim League" point of view; whereas Tariq Ali, Pakistan: Military Rule or People's Power? (1970), offers a left-wing analysis. Mehtab Ali Shah, The Foreign Policy of Pakistan: Ethnic Impacts on Diplomacy (1997), offers a view of Pakistan's foreign policy from different regions of the country. Anwar S. Dil (ed.), Perspectives on Pakistan (1965), contains essays by Pakistani scholars. Akbar S. Ahmed, Pakistan Society: Islam, Ethnicity, and Leadership in South Asia (1986), is a collection of essays. Stanley Maron (ed.), Pakistan: Society and Culture (1957), contains essays on history and rural social organization. Fredrik Barth, Political Leadership Among Swat Pathans (1959, reissued with corrections, 1980), is a classic study in political anthropology. Hamida Khuhro, Mohammed Ayub Khuhro: A Life of Courage in Politics (1998), is a thorough biography of Pakistan's first important Sindhi politician. Pervez Musharraf, In the Line of Fire: A Memoir (2006); and Benazir Bhutto, Reconciliation: Islam, Democracy, and the West (2008), offer personal thoughts about Pakistani politics.
In celebration of Pakistan's Golden Jubilee in 1997, Oxford University Press published The Jubilee Series, which includes 22 volumes covering Pakistani life, among them H.V. Hodson, The Great Divide (1985, reissued 1997), a historical account of partition; and Akbar Ahmed, Jinnah and the Story of Pakistan (1997), another historical rendering of Pakistan's founding father. Two studies, Shaista Ikramullah et al., Common Heritage (1998), by a variety of authors; and Iftikhar H. Malik, Culture and Customs of Pakistan (2005), examine Pakistan's cultural diversity. Karin Mittman and Zafar Ihsan, Culture Shock! Pakistan (1991, reprinted 2003), is also useful.
Lawrence Ziring, Pakistan in the Twentieth Century (1997), is a detailed account of Pakistan's political history; Omar Noman, Economic and Social Progress in Asia: Why Pakistan Did Not Become a Tiger (1998), examines the obstacles and pitfalls in Pakistan's development; Shaista Suhrawardy Ikramullah, From Purdah to Parliament, rev. and expanded (1998), studies women in Pakistani politics. Zulfikar Khalid Maluka, The Myth of Constitutionalism in Pakistan (1995); and Lawrence Ziring, Pakistan: The Enigma of Political Development (1980), discuss the quest by Pakistan's people for democracy and strong leadership. Pervaiz Iqbal Cheema, The Armed Forces of Pakistan (2002), focuses on the military's involvement in the country's political life; and Husain Haqqani, Between Mosque and Military (2005), examines the influence of extreme Islam on Pakistan.
Stephen P. Cohen, The Idea of Pakistan (2004), is a review of the central issues challenging the country. Khalid B. Sayeed, Pakistan: The Formative Phase, 1857–1948, 2nd ed. (1968, reissued 1992), discusses the historical background, and his The Political System of Pakistan (1967) is also useful. Hugh Tinker, Experiment with Freedom: India and Pakistan, 1947 (1967), analyzes the pressures that led to partition. Leonard Binder, Religion and Politics in Pakistan (1961), describes early problems. Herbert Feldman, From Crisis to Crisis: Pakistan, 1962–1969 (1972), is a shrewd observation of the political game. Mushtaq Ahmad, Government and Politics in Pakistan, 3rd ed. (1970), examines the political system at the end of the Ayub era. D.K. Palit, The Lightning Campaign: The Indo-Pakistan War, 1971 (1972), is an account by a scholarly Indian general. Mushtaq Ahmad, Pakistan's Foreign Policy (1968), describes the country in the American orbit. Viqar Ahmed and Rashid Amjad, The Management of Pakistan's Economy, 1947–82 (1984), profiles the evolution of a dependent economy.
Anthony Hyman, Muhammad Ghayur, and Naresh Kaushki, Pakistan: Zia and After (1989), is instant history but nonetheless perceptive. The most complete story of the Ayub years is Altaf Gauhar, Ayub Khan: Pakistan's First Military Ruler (1993). Hasan Zaheer, The Times and Trial of the Rawalpindi Conspiracy Case, 1951 (1998), discusses the first coup attempt in Pakistan. Inayatullah, Pakistan Politics (1993), provides a personal account by an old Pakistani civil servant. Ayesha Jalal, The State of Martial Rule (1990), gives information on the origins of Pakistan's political economy of defense. The Kashmir dispute is well examined in Alastair Lamb, Birth of a Tragedy (1994). Lawrence Ziring, Pakistan in the Twentieth Century (1997), discusses key personalities in Pakistani government, and his Pakistan: At the Crosscurrent of History (2003), examines the clash between the secular and Islamic states.


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The Humor-Blogs NFL Postseason Pickfest, Part, Ah, Deux Plus Deux
All right folks, here we go. With the excitement at a fever pitch in expectation of the big picks from the humor-blogs community, it's time we cut the crap, got down to brass tacks and talked turkey.
For those of you who figured I was a shoe-in to win this thing (which was, of course, everyone), I have some bad news for you. The bad news is that I can't win. I can't win no matter how you slice it. Chris (formerly AKA Tuna but currently in search of a new AKA due to irate people confusing him with a certain football personality) from Angry Seafood is 6-4 (.600) during our postseason pickfest and Rickey Henderson is 5-3 (.625). I am sitting at 5-5 (.500). If we all win, Chris wins. If we all lose, Chris wins. If Rickey wins and Chris loses, a fight will ensue about percentages vs. total number of picks. The best I can do is tie Chris for the ultimate prize if he and Rickey both lose and I win, unless (here we see another example of that literary device that distinguishes the truly authoriffic writer (which I have used in abundance during our pickfest), foreshadowing) I make an outlandish prediction that could never happen in a billion years that comes true.
As reasonably learned sports folk with at least a few brain cells banging around in their heads, these two would have to be under the influence of Lord Voldemort himself, or at least his cousin Duke Jagermeister, to do anything but pick the Patriots. So I see I way I can pull this whole thing out.
Super Bowl Ex Ell Double Eye- The New York Football Giants vs. The New England Patriots
I don't like dynasties. I don't like a team that wins all the time. I don't like movies where the cop gets booted off the force and winds up being right about the bad guy all along and comes along and saves the day at the end in the nick of time even though the chief (or mayor, or president) told him he was a menace to society and he should go move to Pinesdale, Montana and leave the good people of New York (or Chicago, or L.A.) alone.
Rooting for a team that wins all the time is like rooting for the disgraced cop in those movies. No, it's worse. It's like rooting for the sun to come up. "Ooh, boy! Look, the sun came up, and we only sacrificed three virgins! Numbers four through six, you're free to go. Yippee! What a wonderful surprise! Phew! Well, we'd better fetch our flint-tipped spears and go skewer a mammoth."
Halfway through the fourth quarter last week, I knew the Giants were going to win, and I was actually glad for Lawrence Tynes that he redeemed himself and made the game-winner. I'm a Packers fan for reasons I won't take the trouble to go into again, but I would have felt bad if a Giants loss could have been that easily pinned on one player. I'm just a nice guy who wants everyone to win sometimes. That's why I'm likely to not even watch this game.
Here's the way my highly secret football-picking calculator has this thing figured:
1. 88.6% likely- The New England Poopieheads win by 34 points.
2. 9.4% likely- The Giants win the game with no time remaining on the clock when an onside kickoff is fumbled by Mike Vrabel and returned for a touchdown by none other than Lawrence Tynes.
3. 1.9% likely- It turns out that the Giants have suited Peyton Manning up instead of his brother and have to forfeit the game.
4. 0.1% likely- The Giants win by between 13 1/2 and 20 1/2 points. This is just crazy. I mean, come on. This one is like when the cop in those movies I mentioned above is out of bullets and he has to throw his gun at the tracks to derail the train and keep it from chopping his new girfriend (who is tied to the tracks in a revealing blouse) in half. It can't POSSIBLY happen, can it?
I'm going with number four. Feel free to comment below about what a sports-picking genius I am.
Okay. I now have Chris' and Rickey's picks, and Rickey completely messed up my theory and probabilities. But if the Giants win by 17, I'm still going to demand at least a share of the crown.
*Chris' Pick: Patriots 42-32*
*Rickey's Pick: Giants 24-17*
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By Tales of an Interior Stylist on Apr 16, 2013
Certain home accessories should be left at the store when you are decorating or home staging your home. Let's take a look at what I consider to be the most offensive decor-ruiners.
1. A six-foot silk ficus tree from a craft store.
2.) Mass produced art that you see over and over again in every store.
3.) Pillows too big for the seating you are buying them for.
4.) Anything you would consider putting on top of your kitchen cabinets.
5.) An area rug that is the width of the cocktail table rather than the sofa.
6.) A large framed mirror for over your fireplace mantle or sofa.
7.) Really short lamps for the nightstands next to your pillow top bed.
8.) Ivy garland to adorn or drape a piece of furniture.
9.) Your 36th photo frame for family pictures.
10.) Anything that has a moose, bear or angel theme.
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Milton Wright's leukemia is in remission, thanks to a clinical trial that brought to life the vision of Dr. Mike Jensen and his team: "reprogramming" the body's immune system to fight cancer.
Last fall, Milton Wright, 20, suspected that his cancer was back, for the third time. Not wanting to worry his loved ones, he went to his appointment at Seattle Children's alone and learned that his leukemia had in fact returned - and that it was resistant to chemotherapy.
He feared the worst. "I was waiting for them to give me my six months," he recalls.
Then Seattle Children's oncologist Dr. Rebecca Gardner told Milton he was an ideal candidate for a cellular immunotherapy clinical trial underway at the Ben Towne Center for Childhood Cancer Research at Seattle Children's Research Institute. In the trial, one of two at Seattle Children's to use this new treatment for relapsed leukemia, a patient's own immune system is "reprogrammed" to fight cancer.
Milton enrolled in the trial, and two weeks after he completed treatment, his cancer was in remission. "I am so, so grateful," Milton says. "It was like a miracle."
Milton was the second patient to undergo cellular immunotherapy at Seattle Children's; for both, cancer is currently in remission. The $2 million in support from the Guild Association Funding Focus in fiscal years 2012 and 2013 helped make this possible.
Cancer patients aren't the only patients who can benefit from potentially lifesaving clinical trials. Seattle Children's robust integration of research and clinical care is in full effect at the Center for Clinical and Translational Research, where an army of researchers facilitates clinical trials of treatments for conditions including diabetes, cystic fibrosis and vascular anomalies. They partner with doctors at the hospital, or, like Gardner, they are practicing physicians themselves, who ensure that their patients are informed of available clinical trials.
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"Supporting clinical trials gives patients access to potentially lifesaving care," says Aileen Kelly, Guild Association executive director. "The more patients who have access to the research breakthroughs available through clinical trials, the better the chances kids everywhere will have happy, healthy futures."
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The volume removed from the length and redistributed it to the width and thickness while maintaining performance. It is about 1/2-3/4" thicker and 1-2" wider than a standard longboard, the Mega Magic will float like a board that is 12-18" longer. For example the bigger guy that normally rides a 10' with the Mega he can ride an 8'-9' without giving up float or stability.
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All rooms have tea/coffee making facilities and flat screen tv and FREE internet access. The brand new dining room serves traditional English breakfast with a variety of choices including juices and cereals and dinner at night with a variety of menu. The bar with a big dance floor overlooks the sea and there is also an outside decked area overlooking the sea where guests can enjoy a drink or enjoy the decked area menu. Guests can enjoy the tv lounge, free darts or enjoy a free game of pool. In season there is live entertainment 5 days of the week. Free parking facilities are also available for guests to use, please note this on a first come first served basis.
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Information about Business rates, payments and any reductions you may qualify for
Non-Domestic Rates, or business rates, collected by local
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According to Hutchinson County Fire Marshal, Danny Richards, the National Park Service responded with mutual aid and contained the grass fire while Fritch controlled the structure fire.
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Activity at Lake Meredith National Recreation Area and Alibates Flint Quarries National Monument is having a positive impact on the local economy.
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Local officials are seeking answers pertaining to an abandoned house fire that occurred last weekend in Borger.
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Penn Hills veteran excited for completion of WWII memorial
John Vento of Penn Hills can recall the details of his World War II experience down to the smallest detail.
He has been attending reunions with members of his unit, the Army's 478th Anti-Aircraft Artillery Battalion, for 60 years, "until we were down to just a handful of guys," said Vento, 89.
As the number of World War II veterans dwindles, unrecorded memories from "the greatest generation" are lost. Vento and others are working to keep those memories alive through the Southwestern Pennsylvania World War II Memorial, which workers began constructing in May on Pittsburgh's North Shore. The World War II Veterans of Southwestern Pennsylvania Memorial Fund, a nonprofit group, has been planning the memorial for nearly a decade.
Vento is member of the group's 13-member executive committee.
"It means a lot," he said. "We have very nice Vietnam and Korea memorials, and it's only proper that we have a World War II memorial."
The goal is for the memorial to be finished and dedicated on Pearl Harbor Day (Dec. 7), "but if it's completed prior to (that), the plan is to dedicate it as soon as possible, because so many World War II vets are passing away," said committee member Sheila Conley of Oakmont.
Organizers raised the $4 million to build the memorial, Conley said, The Stadium Authority of the City of Pittsburgh have agreed to maintain the memorial in perpetuity, in exchange for the establishment of a $600,000 trust fund, Conley said.
According to Brittany Mahoney, executive director for the fund, an additional $18,000 will meet the fundraising goal, including the maintenance trust fund, and Conley said donations are still being accepted.
"We're continuing to ask for $5 and $10 donations from people, particularly people who have relatives that fought in World War II," Conley said.
Vento was drafted in 1943, and the 478th was stationed in New Guinea during the run-up to what would have been the Allied invasion of Japan, before transferring to the Philippines.
There, they aided the 182nd Infantry in dislodging Japanese soldiers from a ridge near Lahug, earning both a military commendation and a citation from the president of the Philippines.
In the mid-2000s, Vento was approached by former Superior Court Judge John Brosky, himself a World War II vet who served in the South Pacific. Brosky asked Vento to join the committee and help plan the memorial.
Vento said he can't wait to see the memorial built and unveiled.
"I'm happy to be part of seeing it become a reality," he said.
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As of November 1, 2013 the Town of Arcadia will discontinue the E-Waste Recycling Service. E-Waste recycling has changed their policy and will now charge for this service. Signs will be installed at the highway barns to notify the public of this change. Items can now be dropped off at the Bottle and Can Return located at 1167 E. Union Street, Newark, NY. The town will run an ad in the local newpaper notifying the residents that the E-Waste Drop off site at the Town Highway Dept. on Blackmar Street, will be closing November 1, 2013.
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