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Our Convenient location just off I-25 & Arapahoe Road, only minutes to downtown Denver, make this the perfect setting for business or leisure travelers. We are tucked away in the heart of the Denver Tech Center.
At the Candlewood Suites Denver Tech Center Hotel, you will find studio suites complete with wood floors, leather recliners, and DVD players. We are the prefect alternative to a corporate apartment and the place for an extended stay. If you need a place for relocation, project, temporary assignment, or training needs, Candlewood Suites is your home away from home.
You can work at your desk using the free high speed Internet or relax in a leather recliner while you enjoy your favorite DVD's from our collection. Visit the Candlewood Cupboard where you can purchase frozen entrees, soft drinks and snacks at value prices.
We are proud to be a pet friendly hotel, which can be helpful when relocation forces you to leave your surroundings.
Nearby companies include ULA, Ford Motor, IBM, Cisco, and URS. For those seeking fun, we are minutes away from the Denver Broncos, Colorado Avalanche, Blackhawk Casino, Red Rocks, and Coors Ampitheater. Nearby airports are Denver International Airport and Centennial Airport.
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- 1 Fitness Facility
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- Safety Deposit Box Available at Front Desk
- Same Day Dry Cleaning.
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Candlewood Suites is an extended stay hotel guests prefer, offering freedom, flexibility, and value.
In survey after survey, Candlewood Suites consistently ranks as one of the highest in guest satisfaction. Our hotels are carefully designed to meet the needs of guests staying for long periods of time. Full kitchens in every suite, an onsite convenience store with beverages, meal options and other necessities, and free laundry facilities are just a few of the amenities that make Candlewood Suites hotels the ideal choice for our guests.
Candlewood Suites is committed to providing guests with a quality stay experience, and an environment where they can feel free to work and live on their own schedule while away from home. Our friendly staff, casual atmosphere and signature amenities provide guests with just what they need to settle in and consider us home.


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Transportation: 5 Things To Know About The Alibus Shuttle From Malpensa To Stresa
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What Is The Alibus Operating Schedule?
Where Can I Make My Reservation?
How Much Does The Alibus Shuttle Cost?
For the year 2015 the price for each person, each way, to Stresa or back to Malpensa, is 12 euro. To Verbania or back is 15 euro.
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Where Does The Alibus Pick Me Up At Malpensa Airport?
From MALPENSA Terminal 1, exit the terminal through exit doors 2, go bus stop 5 or 6. In transit from Terminal 2. At MALPENSA Terminal 2, exit through door 2, go to bus stop 2.
Where Does The Alibus Drop Me In Stresa?
Alibus shuttle stops in the large parking lot, also called Piazza Marconi, at the boat imbarcadero. When possible, as noted on the site, your Alibus driver may be able to stop closer to your hotel if it is directly along the lake. Ask him about this when you board, but be prepared for the Piazza Marconi stop.
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- M P DRUCE said...
- June 10, 2011 at 11:33 AM
- Stresa Sights said...
Thank you very much for letting us know about your Alibus experience. I know that it will be helpful to many other readers!
- June 12, 2011 at 4:39 PM
- Anonymous said...
Thank you for your wonderful website! I see that the Alibus stops in late SEptember. Other than a taxi, is there any other transport from Stresa to Malensa in the winter? We will be in Stresa January 3-5, returning to Malpensa on Jan 5 (2012). Thanks,
- January 2, 2012 at 5:27 PM
- Stresa Sights said...
Ah, Patricia, my apologies. I think this response will come too late for your arrival in Stresa, but perhaps the information will be helpful on the 5th when you leave. Go to the Stresa train station where, on the ticket window, you will see information on how to reach Malpensa from Stresa for only 6.90 euro. It involves taking the train from Stresa to Busto Arsizio and then the bus from Busto Arsizio to Malpensa. They will provide you with the necessary tickets. I hope this helps you, and others, and I hope you are enjoying your winter stay in Stresa.
- January 3, 2012 at 7:39 AM
- Stresa Sights said...
Editor's Note: While I have heard nothing but good reviews of the Alibus service up until now, a reader has written to share his not-so-good one; I told him that I would share his experience here to inform others:
"The bus transfer from Malpensa to Lago Maggiore is excellent – sometimes. But for us five people from Copenhagen it was a big dissappointment. Our flight was delayed and we phoned two times to change. I had ok from Alibus and was last time advised to take a bus 18.40 from Malpensa 2. We waited for 2,5 hours with our little baby. But no bus arrived and no answer from Alibus.
The day after the personal said they forgot to tell the driver. But the manager told us it was impossible to change bacause they have no contact with the drivers after 11 am the day before. Perhaps he never heard of mobil phones? The transfer to Lago Maggiore needs better service, mobil phones and people we can trust."
- May 13, 2012 at 8:33 PM
- Anonymous said...
I travelled to Stresa to Hotel Elena from airport 2010 - the driver was most helpful as I speak no Italian - and he dropped me off at outside hotel
This was my first time in Italy , I was on my own and I had no idea how to get from a - b. I found everybody really very helpfu even although they had limited english aslo. Great Bus service
- July 14, 2013 at 12:05 PM
- Stresa Sights said...
Thank you, Anonymous, for your review of your experience on Alibus.
- July 18, 2013 at 4:07 AM
- Anonymous said...
Are there good places, in Baveno ,to thake breakfast and dinner for a reasonoble price.
Thank you
- August 12, 2013 at 11:42 AM
- Stresa Sights said...
@Anonymous -- So sorry, but I really don't know many particulars about Baveno. But I imagine you will discover some very lovely places there.
- August 15, 2013 at 5:45 PM
- Keri Smith said...
Good information aboutairport transportation services! Just what I was looking for! :)
- June 3, 2014 at 8:28 PM
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Mr. Keller was born on January 12, 1920, in Bartholomew County, the son of the late Harvey M. and Mable I. Hoehn Keller.
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As devastating experiences go, few can match the emotional havoc following the discovery that your partner is cheating on you.
Atop a suddenly shattered world hover pain and rejection, doubts about your worth and the rupture of trust. For Deanna Stahling, discovery struck in a moment that forever fractured time into Before and After.
Stepping off a plane after a week's holiday with a friend, she picked up a copy of her local paper. There, in the lifestyle section, was a profile of a female executive whose name Stahling had heard a lot lately – her husband worked with the woman. She'd met her, introduced by her husband at a function. The exec, it was reported, was leaving the company to ethically pursue a relationship with a workmate.
Stahling doesn't remember the trip home from the airport, but the house was empty and her husband's stuff was gone. A note on the kitchen table told her to refer any questions to his lawyer.
The next day Stahling and her new counsellor began the search for the source of the sudden defection. Like most therapists, hers subscribed to the presumption that there were dire problems in the relationship.
Recently, however, leading thinkers have begun to abandon this mindset. No one doubts that a straying partner is alone responsible for the decision to engage in infidelity. But a new perspective that puts far more emphasis on situational factors has sparked a revolution in understanding affairs.
● Shifting landscape of love
No one knows for sure just how common affairs actually are. Social desirability and fear of disclosure skew survey responses significantly. In the 2005 Australian Longitudinal Study of Health and Relationships three-quarters of 19,000 respondents viewed affairs in committed relationships as "wrong". Still, decades of studies show that affairs are as common as celebrity break-ups.
The 2009 Great Australian Sex Census found that 47 per cent of male and 44 per cent of female respondents had been unfaithful and more than 400,000 Australians are paid members of the adulterous dating website Ashley Madison. The latest surveys also reveal a notable shift in the demographics of deception since the Mad Men era. Among those under 45, the rates of infidelity among men and women are converging.
Psychologists and sociologists attribute the development to huge changes in opportunities, particularly the massive movement of women out of the home and into the workplace; studies show that the majority of individuals did the dirty at work. More cash in our hands means we're less risk-averse, probably because we're less dependent on a partner for support.
That doesn't mean that there are no gender differences in affairs. For us, infidelity is driven more by our emotional needs not being met in a relationship, especially when it is not a partnership of equals. For men, infidelity has been more independent of the happily married scenario.
While the landscape of illicit love has been shifting, experts have remained fixed in the belief that affairs occur because something is radically wrong with you and your boyfriend. Make no mistake – most couples stay and want to stay together after a partner has strayed, despite the enormous trauma to the uninvolved person. Yep, 70 per cent of couples choose to rebuild the relationship after infidelity, although they may not quite know how.
While relationship dissatisfaction has been linked with straying, there's proof that in almost two-thirds of cases, these problems are the effect, not the cause, of cheating. And affairs themselves skew perceptions of the marriage. Once someone has cheated, partners tend to look back on their relationship and see it as having been flawed all along.
Having 100 per cent focus on relationship flaws, reckon the field's leading thinkers, encourages couples to get psychologically stuck, stewing on the emotional betrayal and playing the blame game. There is no set time period for the hurt and anger that follow a partner's affair. But for the sake of everyone involved, if you're the one hurt you're often rushed into "moving on", burying distrust and resentments that fester underground or emerge Elin Woods-style, golf club in hand.
● An affair to remember
There are many contributing factors (often nothing to do with the marriage), says psychologist Dr Barry McCarthy. The most common reason: high opportunity. People fall into affairs rather than plan them."
Common contexts or causes include:
1 | The workplace
Providing large numbers of people with constant contact, common interests, an income to camouflage the costs of socialising outside the office and an ironclad excuse, the workplace is the ideal place for affairs to fester.
A study of more than 4000 adults in the Journal of Family Psychology revealed those who worked but whose spouses didn't were the most likely to be unfaithful. Opportunity at the office is most ominous when it mixes with uneven power on the home front (think Jesse James and Sandra Bullock).
"But no one profession has a lock on infidelity," says Dr Kristina Coop Gordon, professor of psychology at the University of Tennessee, US.
2 | Travel frequency
"You're away from your partner, maybe even missing your mate, and you're in situations where you're encountering plenty of people," Gordon says. "It certainly facilitates one-night stands."
3| Level of education
As this increases, so does your likelihood of cheating. It may be a marker for more liberal attitudes toward sex. Ditto history of divorce, or divorced parents, especially if either had an affair. Women with a higher education than their husbands have more affairs, perhaps because they are less dependent on a spouse.
4 | Personality differences
Spouses who are comfortable with conflict are less likely to have affairs. Openness is also a characteristic of noncheaters. Associated
with intelligence, creativity, curiosity and insightfulness, openness makes you more satisfied with your relationship and better able to express feelings, including love.
Some researchers believe that openness is essential to commitment and enduring satisfaction in a relationship.
5 | Level of agreeableness (compassionate and cooperative)
Low levels bode poorly for monogamy. More important, however, is whether couples are matched on that trait. Couples who see themselves as more agreeable than their mate believe themselves
to be more giving, feel exploited by their partner, and seek reciprocity in outside relationships.
6 | Self control
Stuff like exposure to alcohol, an exhausting day of travel, doing highly challenging work – raise the risk of infidelity. They disable sexual restraint, psychologists Dr Roy Baumeister and Dr Matthew Gailliot have found. Context aside, another cause of affairs, says Dr McCarthy, is that "people do not feel desired in their marriage, and they want to see if they can be desirable outside it."
● Hypocrisy or hormones?
The very make-up of your brain contributes to affairs, too, says anthropologist Dr Helen Fisher. She has found, in brain imaging studies, that there are separate neural systems for sex drive, romantic love and attachment, and they can operate independently.
"You can feel deep attachment to a partner but also feel intense romantic love for someone else while feeling a desire for sex with other partners," she says.
The attachment system, fuelled by neurohormones oxytocin in females and vasopressin in males, drives animals, including humans, to pair-bond to rear their offspring as a team. Both hormones are triggered by orgasm, and both trigger dopamine release in reward regions of the brain. But almost all animals cheat, even when they form pair bonds.
More recently, in a study of more than 500 men by the Karolinska Institute in Sweden, researchers found that variations in a gene that codes for vasopressin receptors in humans influences the very ability to form monogamous relationships.
Men with two copies of a specific gene variant scored lower on a Partner Bonding Scale and reported twice as many marital crises in the past year. Those with two copies of the variant were also twice as likely to be involved in outside relationships and far less likely to have ever been married than those not carrying it.
It's possible, too, that cheating can serve a positive role in relationships – as a way to gain attention or to signal there are problems in the relationship. A 2010 study by Binghamton University, US, found another payoff – pure, passionate thrill.
● How to move on
One of the great facts of infidelity is that it has such a wildly different emotional impact on each person. The uninvolved partner is deeply traumatised and emotionally distraught over the betrayal, and desperately trying to piece together what happened. The straying partner, often because of deep shame, may get defensive and shut down or blame the other for not moving on, compounding the hurt. One needs to talk about what happened; the other can't bear to.
Getting on the same track of understanding is the key to recovery, says Dr Gordon, who along with Dr Donald Baucom and Douglas Snyder, professor of psychology at Texas A&M University, US, has sparked the revolution differently in their book, Getting Past the Affair, the first step is for both people to recognise the huge emotional impact on the uninvolved partner.
Dr Gordon and her writing mates have found a powerful device: after encouraging the partners to make no decisions about the future in the immediate aftermath of discovery or disclosure, they ask that the cheated-on partner write a letter to the other describing what the hurt feels like. Awkward, but effective.
"The cheating partner must hear, no matter how discomfiting it is," says Dr Gordon. "The experience is very intense and usually a turning point. Partners begin to soften towards each other. It's a demonstration to the injured partner that he or she really matters."
Then together the couple search for the meaning of the affair. Everything is fair game – attitudes and expectations about the relationship that each person has, conflicts and anything else going on, hidden desires, personal anxieties and insecurities, needs for excitement, the closeness and distance they feel, job demands, work ambience, flirtations, opportunities, the people and pressures around them at home and outside it.
The approach short-circuits the often misguided inclination to focus on The Other Person. From understanding flows forgiveness, which allows the couple to become close again.
● Bringing sexy back
Dr McCarthy gives the revolution in recovery from affairs another twist – re-eroticising the relationship.
"A couple has to develop a new sexual style" that facilitates sexual desire both in and out of the bedroom, he says. The point is to abolish the inclination to compare normal sex with affair sex – a hopeless cause as affair partners don't have to contend with sick kids or dirty plates, and the illicitness of the liaison intensifies excitement.
Most couples, he says, treat sexuality with neglect – until an affair sets off a crisis. In healthy marriages, sex plays what he deems "a relatively small 15 to 20 per cent part" – but it energises the bond and allows each of you to feel desired and desirable. When couples abandon sex, they wind up draining the entire relationship of its oomph.
"You not only lose the marriage connection but your sense of self," Dr McCarthy says. "An affair can be an attempt to regain a sense of self."
So Dr McCarthy recommends reconnecting both emotionally and physically. He focuses on
"non-demand pleasure". He encourages couples to find a mutually acceptable level of intimacy and come up with their own erotic scenarios.
Six years after her disorienting discovery, Stahling is remarried; her new husband shares her taste for travel and adventure. She understands how her frequent work trips – though they never tempted her to stray – hinted at abandonment for her more anxious ex. And how, under the circumstances, his conversations with a female co-worker could have evolved from a chat to sex... something she'll never know.


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The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords is a manga based on The Legend of Zelda: Four Swords Adventures. It spans 2 volumes and 12 chapters. Volume 2 also includes an omake. The first volume was released in English on August 4, 2009, while the second volume was released in English on October 6, 2009.
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- Four Links
- In Hyrule Castle Town, a group of thieves are vandalizing the town, until Link comes to save the day. The rest of the Hyrulean knights arrive too late and argue with Link for not working as a team. The captain of the Hyrulean knights (who is also Link's father) goes to Princess Zelda to ask what to do about Link's arrogance. Zelda tells him that Link will change in time and then the captain takes his leave. Link appears from behind Zelda's throne after hearing what his father just said and gives Zelda a flower. Then the six maidens enter and Zelda asks Link to join them as they go and check the seal of the Four Sword, as she is worried something is wrong. The six maidens and Zelda pray at the seal, but the maidens disappear and Shadow Link enters from the seal, kidnapping Zelda. Link attacks but he cannot do anything and is sent to the Four Sword sanctuary. Link draws the Four Sword to help Zelda, which splits him into four different Links. Before Link can take in what has happened, Vaati is released from the sanctuary. The Links decide to attack different parts at the same time, but since Link never worked as a team with others, neither do the other three, so they are soon blown away...
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- The Links decide to head to Hyrule castle as they think Vaati will head there. Back at the castle, Shadow Link and several creatures from the Dark World attack the castle. The captain runs to Zelda's throne to protect her, but finds Link stabbed on the floor. The captain runs to his side and Link turns into Shadow Link and sends the captain into the dark world. Meanwhile, the Links are still trying the reach the castle. To avoid the confusion of four people being named Link, they decide to give each other nicknames; Green, Red, Blue and Violet (shortened to Vio), as these are the colors they are wearing. Blue tries to pick a fight with all of the other Links. Green realizes that each Link is a personality of his; Green, focused and motivated, Blue, hothead and aggressive, Red, innocent and optimistic and Vio, calm and collected. The Links arrive late to the castle and sees it in ruins. Inside they are confronted by the armed guards being controlled by Shadow Link. Green defends himself, but Blue attacks the army. Shadow Link sends the army to the dark world and tells the Links that he has taken Zelda, and gives them her necklace. The Links try to attack but fail. Before Shadow Link finishes off the four Links the Blue Maiden uses her power to summon all four of them and saves their lives. The Blue Maiden gives the four Links the task of re-energizing the Four Sword, so they can fight back. She tells them to head east and they go on their way...
- Erune and Rosie
- The four Links rest on the way to the east. Blue and Green train with each other, putting energy into their swords. Vio tells them an easier way of doing it is to collect Force Gems. Red calls them all in for dinner. After finishing their dinner and leaving, a small rock with an eye that has been watching them rolls away and finds Shadow Link, who sends it back to watch the four Links. The Links reach the Blue Maidens village, and find crowds of people waiting outside the police station. One person pushes in front, and the guards force him back and trips over, nearly crushing a little girl if the four Links had not helped out. The man and guards apologize and tell the four Links that children are going missing all over the town. The girl thanks the four Links and lets them stay at her house for the night. Red, Blue and Vio are in the bedroom wondering what's happened to the children. Blue finds the rock with the eye, and throws it out of the window near where Green and the little girl, Erune, are. Erune is playing with her doll which then turns into Shadow Link and drags her off to the dark world while Blue and Green argue. Noticing that Erune is missing the four Links search for her. Green splits off to follow some foot prints to find Erune's shadow. Green tries to run but is then sent to the dark world by the rock with one eye. Green awakes to find the other Links, and they realize the missing children who have been turned into toys. The Links then face up against a giant rock eye, Stone Arrghus, and hundreds of smaller ones. See that the swords were no match, the four Links dig through a toy box for new weapons. Green claims a boomerang, Vio finds a bow and arrows, Red obtained a sling shot, and Blue eventually finds a hammer. Together they defeat the monster and fight over the force crystals it produced. They continue their journey to find the eastern temple and free the Yellow Maiden who gives Green a Moon Pearl. Finally they leave the village...
- Separated Links
- After finding out they were homosexual, the four Links get on a boat in the middle of no where and begins fondling each others breasts, sucking each others cocks together, and before they knew it, they were swimming in their own cum. Then they hit a rock because they weren't looking and BOOM. They're separated.
- Pyramid Struggle
- Temple of Darkness
Volume 2
- Climb Death Mountain
- Sad Shadow Link
- On to the Tower of Winds
- A Fight Against Father
- The Immortal Demon Vaati
- The Four Sword Forever!
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Charewicz says the man, who lives at the home, has been jailed as a "person of interest" in the deaths. He says it appears the three were victims of "a violent death" but a cause has yet to be determined.
Police haven't released the man's identity. Nelsonville is about 100 miles north of Madison.
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(Oskaloosa, Iowa) The nights
sponsor was Supreme Lawn & Landscaping of Johnston which would also have
several giveaways and a kids candy toss. Also before the race Jamie Songer the
owner of Supreme Lawn & Landscaping would honor a very special lady Lori
Kneebower on the front-stretch who has been fighting breast cancer but wanted
to be in attendance for the races and also to celebrate Jamies birthday. The
night would also see the IMCA Sport Mods race for some extra cash $500 payday
and the Stock Cars would have a King of the Hill winner take all $100 payday
and was sponsored by Edel Lawn Care of Oskaloosa.
In the Edel Lawn Care IMCA Stock Car King of the Hill it was Damon Murty the
Chelsea charger taking home the cash over with Colt Mather, Corey Stout and
Matt Greiner all earning a free pit pass for next weeks race program. Stout
would receive a bye in the 1st round, Mather would defeat Todd Reitzler,
Greiner would defeat Rich Vogt, Murty would defeat Nathan Wood. Semifinals
would see Mather beating Stout and Murty defeating Greiner for the win.
The Autocrafters/Whalen Racing IMCA Sport Compacts 8 lap feature was the first
feature of the night would see Larry Hopkins of Ottumwa lead the first lap but
Merv Chandler of Vinton driving a different car tonight, would make the pass on
lap 2 to take the lead. Chandler would lead the last 7 laps to take the win
with John Whalen of Ainsworth, Bill Whalen Jr, of Riverside, Hopkins and Mark
Williams of Eddyville rounded out the top 5.
In the Tracy Elevator IMCA Hobby Stocks 14 lap feature it was Bobby Greene
taking the early race lead. Shannon Anderson would take the lead from Greene on
lap 6 and go on to the win in the green-to-checkered feature. Eric Stanton
finished 2nd, John Watson was 3rd, Kevin Fee was 4th and Danny Thrasher was
Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds would also go green-to-checkered 15 laps and it
was Brandon Banks leading the fisrt 7 laps. Banks would be passed on lap 8 by
Rookie Cayden Carter. Carter would go on and take the win with Banks in 2nd.
Greg Cox, Shane Weller and Jeff Conner finished 3rd through 5th.
Up next was the Carter Manufacturing IMCA Stock Cars feature. Rich Vogt would
lead the first 2 laps but it was Matt Greiner taking the lead. Greiner would
until the only race caution came out for a couple of tractor tires on the race
track. On the restart it was Damon Murty getting by Greiner to take the lead.
Murty would go on and take the win completing the sweep on the night. Greiner,
Todd Reitzler, Nathan Wood and Todd Fisher rounded out the top 5.
Final feature of the night was the Pyramid Graphics & Sports IMCA SportMod
20 lap feature and before a single lap was completed the caution would fly
twice. First caution was for debris in turn 1 and the second caution was for
something breaking in the front end of Eric Flander's car. When the race got
going it was Racer Hulin taking the lead but after 1 lap was completed the
caution would come out again this time for something breaking on Jesse
Sobbing's car. On the restart it was Scott VanBusKirk making the pass to take
the lead. After the field had completed lap 10 there would be a 5 minute pit
stop on the front straightaway.
During the pit stop teams could only change 1 tire but do whatever they wanted
to the car. When the race resumed it was VanBusKirk still leading but Curtis
Vanderwal would make the pass on lap 14 to take the lead. VanBusKirk wouldn't
give up though as he would get by Vanderwal when Vanderwal would slide up the
race track. VanBusKirk would take the win, Vanderwal came home 2nd, Racer Hulin
was 3rd, Brett Lowry was 4th and Jenae Gustin was 5th.
Racing came to an end at 10:15pm and will resume again next Wednesday Night at
the Southern Iowa Speedway with Jerry's Automotive of Oskaloosa Night along
with a feature special from Speedway Illustrated on hand doing a featured
article for a upcoming publication and residents of Eddyville and Rose Hill get
in for $5. Something the fans dont want to miss is a relay race with drivers
and fans racing wheel bars and something else for a chance to win prizes and
compete with a favorite driver. Pits Open at 5p, Grandstands at 6p, Hot Laps at
7p and Racing to Follow.
For more information check out http://www.oskyspeedway.com or Sis Osky on
Autocrafters/Whalen Racing IMCA Sport Compacts
Heat #1: 1. 4 Larry Hopkins, Bloomfield; 2. 77 John Whalen, Ainsworth;
3. 00W Bill Whalen Jr., Riverside; 4. 2 Merv Chandler, Vinton; 5. 52 Mark
Williams, Eddyville
Feature: 1. Chandler 2. J. Whalen 3. B. Whalen 4. Hopkins 5. Williams
Tracy Elevator IMCA Hobby Stocks
Heat #1: 1. 78 Shannon Anderson, Urbandale; 2. 32T Bobby Greene,
Eddyville; 3. 84 Danny Thrasher, Agency; 4. 52 Mark Fee, Knoxville; 5. 7B Eric
Stanton, Hartford; 6. 33 Justin Hook, Oskaloosa; 7. 6 Jarred Gann, Sigourney
Heat #2: 1. 96R Jamie Songer, Ankeny; 2. 4W John Watson, Des Moines; 3.
21 Nick Ulin, Agency; 4. 2N Donavon Nunnikhoven, Sully; 5. 20 Andrew Hustead,
Rutledge, MO; 6. 181 Zach Hahn, Sigourney
Feature: 1. Anderson 2. Stanton 3. Watson 4. Fee 5. Thrasher 6. Ulin 7.
Nunnikhoven 8. Songer 9. Hook 10. Gann 11. Hustead 12. Greene DNS - Hahn
Musco Lighting IMCA Modifieds
Heat: 1. 22 Brandon Banks, Washington; 2. 12H Dakota Hayden, Wilton; 3.
62 Greg Cox, Altoona; 4. 10 Cayden Carter, Oskaloosa; 5. 36 Jeff Conner,
Panora; 6. 4D Doug Pratt, Kalona; 7. 20DUB Shane Weller, Agency
Feature: 1. Carter 2. Banks 3. Cox 4. Weller 5. Conner 6. Pratt 7.
Carter Manufacturing IMCA Stock Cars
Heat #1: 1. 99D Damon Murty, Chelsea; 2. 15K Kyle Harwood, Oskaloosa; 3.
8 Colt Mather, Webster; 4. 94 Corey Stout, Oskaloosa; 5. 44 Todd Fisher, Des
Moines; 6. 73C Carl Yaw Jr., Des Moines; 7. 30J Alex Buffington Wapello; 8. 46B
Michael Bilyeu, Indianola
Heat #2: 1. 38 Rich Vogt, Fairfield; 2. 52 Nathan Wood, Keswick; 3. 22R
Todd Reitzler, Grinnell; 4. 29 Matt Greiner, Washington; 5. 7 Todd Phillips,
Packwood; 6. 49G Leroy Groenendyk, Oskaloosa; 7. 88H Rich Hemsley, Sigourney;
8. 77t David Saffell, Chariton
Feature: 1. Murty 2. Greiner 3. Reitzler 4. Wood 5. Fisher 6. Buffington
7. Hemsley 8. Phillips 9. Vogt 10. Stout 11. Groenendyk 12. Yaw 13. Mather 14.
Harwood DNS- Saffell, Bilyeu
Pyramid Graphics and Sports IMCA SportMods
Heat #1: 1. 85 Jason McDaniel, Eldon; 2. 505 Racer Hulin, Laurel; 3. 7
Carter Vandenberg, Oskaloosa; 4. 12 Eric Flander, Barnes City; 5. 8 Tom
Lathrop, Ottumwa; 6. 36 Matt Pittman, Waterloo; 7. 16 Mike Shelton, Ottumwa; 8.
38 Bill Gibson, Knoxville
Heat #2: 1. 8T Tony Johnson, Oskaloosa; 2. 27 Bryan Weyer, Des Moines;
3. 72 Brett Lowry, Montezuma; 4. 1 Curtis Vanderwal, Oskaloosa; 5. 19J Jenae
Gustin, Marshalltown; 6. 198 Sam Weiben, Dysart; 7. 777 Jayme Duinink, Pella;
8. 30X Josh Modde, Des Moines
Heat #3: 1. 99 Jesse Sobbing, Glenwood; 2. 01 Brayton Carter, Oskaloosa;
3. 25 Scott VanBusKirk, Hedrick; 4. 10R Ryan Ryan Fullencamp, Bloomfield; 5. 1x
Randy Roberts, Boone; 6. 03 Mark Mundell, Ottumwa; 7. 95J Jason Hall, Grinnell
Feature: 1. VanBusKirk 2. Vanderwal 3. Hulin 4. Lowry 5. Gustin 6.
Vandenberg 7.Roberts 8. Weyer 9. McDaniel 10. Fullencamp 11. Gibson 12. Weiben
13. Modde 14. Johnson 15. Shelton 16. Mundell 17. Pittman 18. Lathrop 19. Hall
20. Duinink 21. Carter 22. Sobbing 23. Flander


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This time, we got the following crossword puzzle clue: "1988 Salt-N-Pepa hit". Next we will look for a few extra hints for 1988 Salt N Pepa hit, 6 letters entry". Finally, using all gathered information, we will solve 1988 Salt N Pepa hit crossword definition and get the final answer.
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May 5, 2016
Wednesday March 27, 2013
TORONTO (AP) -- Al Horford scored 10 of his 26 points in the fourth quarter, Jeff Teague had 24 points and 13 assists and the Atlanta Hawks clinched a playoff berth for the sixth straight season, beating the Toronto Raptors 107-88 on Wednesday night.
Josh Smith added 19 points for the Hawks, who used a 16-0 run midway through the fourth to win for the 13th time in the last 15 meetings with the Raptors.
Horford reached double digits for the 31st consecutive game, the second-longest streak of his career. He did it in 33 straight games in 2009-10.
Jonas Valanciunas scored 19 points, DeMar DeRozan had 14, Terrence Ross had 13 and Alan Anderson 12 for the Raptors, who have lost four straight and 11 of 14.
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