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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - A woman was struck and killed Wednesday in north St. Louis.
Police say they received a call about a person struck in the 8300 block of North Broadway at 5:18 p.m.
A spokesperson for the department says 22-year-old Renata Jones of Baden was hit while crossing North Broadway from west to east. She was hit near Walter Avenue by a car traveling south, and was knocked into the northbound lanes where she was hit again.
Jones died at the scene.
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Video: Good-natured prank or bad parenting?
ATLANTA -- Paula Papen says she never thought her YouTube video showing her eight-year-old son Kenyon bursting into tears after she conned him into believing he'd accidentally bought an expensive car on Ebay would elicit such intense reactions.
"He gets upset sometimes," Papen said. "But he usually bounces back pretty quickly."
Papen says she was trying to teach her son a lesson about fooling around on her iPad and visiting internet sites without her permission.
But reaction to the video has been intense and intensely divided. Some say the video is just a good-natured prank. But others say it's bad parenting, blasting Papen and the video as mean-spirited and embarrassing.
"To me, it's cruel," Bob Leonard said after viewing the video. "Her son is visibly upset and crying."
Papen says her son Kenyon recovered quickly after she let him in on the joke.
"It was just a prank. It's OK. I got a little payback at the end," Kenyon said.
The family flew to New York Wednesday to discuss the video on the Today Show.


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On behalf of the city of Lancaster, I would like to say thank you to everyone who spent May 18 and 19 in our beautiful city at the third annual Red Rose Festival.
My name is Gloria D. Wylie and I am the property manager for Miller Grove Apartments. I have been in the apartment management business for more than 20 years.
Never have I encountered a program that shows so much love and concern to the community than HOPE of Lancaster Inc. The title of this organization fits it well, because thanks to those involved with HOPE, there are children all over the county that will not go to bed hungry tonight because HOPE of Lancaster has given them just that – hope.
I am writing in support of Bob Bundy for the Lancaster County Council District 3 seat. I have known Bob and his family for a long time. He brings a broad range of experience from working in textiles, teaching and the marine transport business. His knowledge of the issues and sound sense of judgment make him uniquely qualified to make the tough decisions facing our county. I trust he will watch over the taxpayers' dollars and see to it we all get the most for our money.
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U.S. House of Representatives have been working in Washington for 41 of the first 127 days of this year. They are planning to be in session half of the remaining weeks. How long would you keep your job if you worked like that? Even when they show up, they fail to address the biggest problems facing the country. It would take a 50 percent tax increase to balance the so-called budget, yet they are avoiding the problem while the debt grows by $1.2 billion per year.
A recent front page of The Lancaster News says it all. There was a story about the unemployment at a very high 11.1 percent and a story about Lancaster County Council looking for more cash on the same page. This is only our second year in Lancaster. Is every year going to be nothing but more demands for cash for government wish lists while our income remains flat?
Poor attendance at budget meetings is no doubt the result of public input being ignored previously.
Nicholas Pasquine
Each year we celebrate a holiday known as Memorial Day. It is the day, when we, as Americans, pay tribute to the many men and women who paid the ultimate price for the freedom we so often take for granted.
In Washington, D.C., there are walls of marble and granite that hold hundreds of chiseled names as a reminder of the men and women who paid freedom's price with their lives. They did it willingly, without forethought or hesitation, so our children and their children's children may continue to live in a free society as a free people.
In a desperate attempt to find something disparaging about Mitt Romney's personal life, the Democrats had to go all the way back to his high school days – almost 50 years ago. What they came up with was a highly questionable allegation about a hazing incident in which Romney was supposed to have cut the bleached, blonde hair of a gay high school classmate.
To err is human: Most of us do make honest mistakes without intention of breaking the law. Such is in the case of the Lancaster District 44 candidates Bob Cook and Joseph Coy. Since the state recognizes there was no criminal intent and the error occurred in the timing of the filing of their financial statements, there was no word or hint of cover-up or falsification.
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Women face a lot of pressure to have the "perfect body", and weight loss and body image are big enough problems on their own that parents and their good intentions can put more pressure on the situation. In fact, parents who focus their attention on weight and size alone often times negatively affect their children causing them to adopt unhealthy eating habits.
Slacker's daughter will eat a ton at certain meals and he and his wife have said, "wow, you eat like a trucker", and he's begun realized that at a certain point that type of comment won't fly. Slacker has known people with eating disorders and he initially thought that they were self-inflicted, but has now realized that eating disorders are often times blamed on the parent. When it comes to parents confronting eating, Steve thinks the mom should talk to the girl and the dad should talk to the boy.
What the worst thing your parents have said to you? How did it affect you?
I've always had issues with personal body image, but my parents were generally nice when confronting my concerns, never negatively criticizing the way I felt about my thighs, stomach, and arms. In fact, there were some members of my family who subtly accused me of not eating enough, but even I know that's impossible because I love to eat. However, while there are still things I'm dying to change I've actually begun to embrace how I look My only issue with eating is that I love it way too much and still enjoy sweets more than vegetables like a five year old.
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About 40 Holyoke Elementary students took advantage of the free
dental services offered by Northeast Colorado Health Department
and Centennial Area Health Education Center Tuesday, Feb. 28.
Students received a visual screening as well as a fluoride treatment.
Future clinics will be held to provide the sealants. Children also received
education on how to care for their teeth. Parents had to first submit
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Students are pictured Tuesday afternoon, Joey Telck above and
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Royals Caravan heads west
Right-handed pitchers Brian Bannister and Kyle Davies, broadcaster Steve Stewart, and Royals Hall of Famers Frank White and John Mayberry are touring western Kansas this week. Senior Director of Community Relations Ben Aken and Senior Director of Publicity Lora Grosshans (a Minneapolis, Kan. native) are traveling with the group. They sent us these photos.
Day one featured stops in Emporia, Topeka, and Lawrence. A family in Emporia wanted to have their baby signed. Here, Big John Mayberry places his autograph on the little one.
The day ended with a special visit to the KU-Texas A&M game at Allen Fieldhouse in Lawrence. Brian Bannister caught up with a familiar face, Bob Davis, the voice of the Jayhawks and Royals baseball on the Royals Radio Network. Brian attended USC and loves his cardinal and gold, but he proudly sported KU blue as the Jayhawks cruised to a 20-point victory.
On Tuesday, the caravan rolled into Fort Riley, home of the U.S. Army's First Infantry Division, also known as the Big Red One. Our crew demonstrated a tough guy pose as they stepped off the bus.
Inside the Post Exchange, it was all smiles as the Fort Riley FRG (Family Readiness Group) was presented a $25,000 check from Royals Charities. The donation to the Fort Riley Family Readiness Group will support the families of the 4,000 men and women from Fort Riley that were deployed to Iraq in October. Family Readiness Groups are organized to serve as an important source of inspiration, training and support for a unit's family members during deployment.
Then, our group met with the troops and their families. RSS Feed (Subscribe to this blog)
On the left: Back row: Spc. Hernandez, Spc. Knox, Frank White, Cpt. Fultcher, Master Sgt. Sellers, John Mayberry, Sgt. Lee, Staff Sgt.
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text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer Experience and depth give the 2012-13 Plainsmen basketball team hope that it can advance past last year's district final loss and play in the state championship tournament this year. The Plainsmen return four starters: leading scorer and point guard Quinton Hite, Elliot Carlson, Jake Sexson, and Alex Johnston. The group of seniors hopes to shred through a tough schedule and sit atop the top of the bracket when sub-district playoffs begin in McCook in February. Starting his fifth year as Perkins County's Head Coach, Shawn Cole (39-42) thinks last year's experience positions this year's team for success: "You could see them maturing last year, playing a team that lost only five games [14-5 Hemingford in the sub-district final] and beating them," Coach Cole said. Last year, the core shook off a 7-15 season and almost made an improbable run to Lincoln.Coach Cole gets the luxury of adding two big post players to his starting rotation this year: seniors Blake Poppe and Caleb Breazeale. Poppe provided muscle last year coming off the bench, contributing rebounds and putbacks. Breazeale, Coach Cole says, "improved to the point where he can play the post position near the basket as well as at shooting guard." Poppe and Breazeale anchoring the blocks could create a strong inside-outside game for the Plainsmen on both offense and defense. Hite, Carlson and Sexson can umbrella the arc and strike from long range onkick-outs, use big-body picks on drives, and work the ball down low to start a power game. The team possesses enough speed to run up and down the floor for points as well. Defensively, Coach Cole calls the man-to-man array their "bread and butter," but says that he has speedy players who like to get after dribblers and morph into press-zone and press-man coverages. The team will have to find playing time for two with significant experience and capability: junior swing forward Tim Johnson and power forward Colton White, both stronger versions of the ones who earned varsity letters last year. Coach Cole hopes Perkins County's depth gives opponents fits. "This group really understand it's a team game, and it's probably going to be a different guy every night who leads us. If you look at last year, we didn't have one guy lead us in scoring two games in a row," he said. Over the summer, the entire team attended three camps and worked to improve deficiencies that capped their playoff run last year. They shoot with more confidence and defend with more tenacity than last year. Off the court, the Plainsmen added Jeff Skeels and Brent Turner to join Jon Forney in assisting Coach Cole. "Jeff's very competitive; he won't settle for things done half-way, which is good," Coach Cole said. Perkins County moved to a tougher neighborhood in terms of sub-district this year, sparring with Sean Keenan and the North Platte St. Patrick's Irish, Dylan Johnson and the Hershey Panthers and Joe Rettele and Dundy County-Stratton during the year and fighting to the finish just to reach the district level. The Plainsmen play either sub-district rivals or schools larger than NSAA Class C2 for the first month of the season. They will likely face their sternest test in Sidney on December 14, but local C1 rivals Ogallala and Chase County will likely provide stiff competition as well.First Action The Plainsmen head to the mountains of Wray, Colo. to challenge the Eagles on Friday, and await the Hershey Panthers' visitSaturday to start a 22-game schedule.


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Looking very good for a first attempt Have some rep for the Map-In-The-First-Post thingy
As for critique, not much I can point to, except the res is quite small and it is hard to see the details. The one thing that I do see, is maybe bring the foothills more to the fore. As is it seems more like badlands around the mountains than actual hills. But then again, that just might be the lack of details due to the res.
A suggestion I can make is that when you are doing a post, below the text box there is a "Go Advanced" button. Clicking that will allow you to upload your map and creates a thumbnail for it too. I cannot remember offhand what the size restrictions are, but I believe that it is in the range of 4meg depending on the format. Someone with a better idea of the requirements should be able to correct me on this though.


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There are a couple of people who have tried this and I'm sure it can be made to work but pump gas is not going to cut it - Supercharging means you have too much dynamic compression.I had a different idea - have a super charger, but only run it at the bottom 2000 RPM or so.
FWIW, Hitchcocks online catalog (page 92) now claims that they have put in more work on the power commander and seemingly ironed out the bugs, and it comes with a 20% power increase.
So, you have to take these marketing claims of "more hp" with a grain of salt, really. They might give more power, but they can only gain back whatever poor tuning lost with the factory tuned ECU. Or, adjusting the mixture for the added air flow that the free-flow stuff provided. It's getting more air into the engine, and then getting the A/F ratio set right for that larger amount of air volume that actually makes more power.
let's have a comparison of the stock head flow of "old vs new".The flow data for the stock Iron Barrel head:CFM flow @ 28" water column@ .050" lift = 28.7@ .100" lift = 53.2@ .150" lift = 83.8Flow data for stock UCE head.CFM flow @ 28" water column.@ .050" lift = 35.9@ .100" lift = 65.338@ .150" lift = 89.09In this comparison, it appears evident that the Iron Barrel would respond more to higher lift than the UCE...............the UCE head, so it would respond more to the higher lifts which we have planned for it......
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If you would like a map do not demand one, but ask politely.
At every internet terminus there is a human.
That human is more likely to help you if you follow the human rules of courtesy.
If you are requesting a map there is a certain minimum amount of information which is useful to put into your request. Please feel free to copy and paste the template below into your post adapting it to your needs so you don't get deluged with obvious questions. Apart from inserting a prefix to your original post, you don't have to slavishly follow the the guidelines below, they are just for assistance. For excellent examples of a map request please see this post or this post.
If you are more than a hobbyist or would like to know more about Commissioning artwork check out Commissioning Illustrations by Randy Gallegos. Written for those in the art illustration industry it has great information that will make it easier to negotiate an agreement with almost any artist.
[Compulsory] Commission
Please select a prefix [Paid], [Unpaid], [Paid?] or [other] from the drop down menu when composing your post.
- Unpaid: saying 'please' rather than just demanding a map usually gets a better response. Also note that if you plan to make money from the map, like using it in a book or game that will be published you should expect to pay for the work.
- Paid: please provide details on the amount and method of payment (e.g. I am happy to pay $X for the map via Paypal) or how to contact you to discuss rates (e.g. please send me a Private Message to discuss rates).
- Paid?: might mean that you may make payment depending on the quality of the work or if the map is for a commercial project and payment is dependent on the project making sales.
- Other: is for anything else.
- [I attach a scan of a rough sketch of the map I had in mind]
- [A brief verbal description e.g. - This will be a world map of three continents on an earthsized planet or this will be a map of a large coastal city]
- The scale of the map will be approximately X miles to the inch.
- [I am looking for a map in the following style - insert hyperlink of style of map required.]
- [I am looking for a (describe style e.g. greyscale, photorealistic, similar to the maps on page x of the DM's guide etc]
Quality & Size
- [Professional / semi professional]
- [Required for print / web]
- [Dimensions of map: x inches by y inches (or pixels)]
- [Raster / Vector]
Time Constraints
What time limits (if any) are you working to?
- (as simple or complex as you need. If you want something watertight consult a lawyer, the suggestions below are just for illustrative purposes and may not provide the protection you require).
Please note that in order to use the map in any publication you'll need reproduction rights or copyright to the map. However for most uses, commercial and non-commercial, reproduction rights are enough. If you ask for full copyright to the map you should normally expect to pay more for it. (read more about copyright here). Sometimes you only want rights for a single use of the map and sometimes you'd like to have rights to use it again and again, so what it may be used for and for how long should be considered.
- I would like reproduction rights to the map
- I would like copyright of the map
- The artist will retain copyright of the map
- I will have the right to use the image for commercial purposes, the artist will have the right to exhibit the image as part of his portfolio but not to exploit it for commercial gain.
Tip: *** You are unlikely to get a cartographer to make your map if you want it done for free but also want to have copyright of the image ***
Contact Details
Please note that as an anti-spam measure you need to have 5 posts on the board before you can send or receive Private Messages on this bbs. If you post an e-mail address you might want to take some precautions against evil, e-mail address harvesting spambots. Example:
(remove the -- and convert "at" to @)
What Happens Next
Hopefully your request will be taken up quickly, but if not, do not despair, sometimes it may take up to a month or longer for a map request to be taken. Many people who request maps will only check the forum to see if their request has been taken. You might wish to have an email alert instead so you don't have to keep visiting the forum to see if anyone is interested in making your map for you. If you want to have an email alert, go to the 'settings' button on the top right of the screen. Scroll down (left hand side) to 'General Settings' (under the subheading 'My Settings > My account' ) In the General Settings scroll down (right hand side) to Default Thread Subscription Mode and choose 'Instantly using email' from the drop down list. That way, you will get an instant email notification when someone posts on your thread. The guild is an informal collection of individuals and we do not vet cartographers using these threads; that will be your responsibility. We have however suggested that members keep a portfolio of past commissioned work that includes a list of references. It might be a good idea to ask to see these prior to deciding to hire the services of a cartographer.
Taken / Inactive Requests - The Archive
Taken Requests: Once your commission has been taken, please post in the thread to say it has been taken and it will be edited by a moderator to state it has been taken and eventually moved to the archive. Commissions marked as taken help to save time for mapmakers looking for new commissions to undertake. It will also mean that you will not continue to receive questions or expressions of interest from people who may be interested in making your map.
Inactive Requests: Threads which have been inactive for a number of months (about three) will also be moved to the archive. Threads in the archive can be responded to. Sometimes, many months after a request has been inactive, a mapmaker might respond. For this reason it is a good idea to have an email notification set up (see above) in case you are still interested in having your commission filled.
Please feel free to comment on whether you think the template requires any modifications, I'll keep the thread open until it looks like we have everything covered and then I'll do a final version, delete all following posts and lock the thread.


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ANNAPOLIS, Md. (WUSA9) -- Police say a man was stabbed after an argument over music playing on a jukebox at a Maryland restaurant.
It happened in the 1300 block of Forest Drive in Annapolis at 12:45 a.m., when police say the adult male victim and Martin Marroquin Rodriguez got in an agreement over the jukebox.
When the victim was walking home he was approached by Rodriguez, who gave him a hug, police say. While hugging the victim, Rodriguez stabbed him in the stomach.
A friend of the victim was also injured by a second subject who was with Rodriguez. Demesio Portillo Lopez assaulted the friend with a sharp object that cut his clothing and caused a small cut on the man's abdomen.
The first victim was flown to Maryland Shock Trauma to undergo surgery, police say. The second victim refused treatment.
Rodriguez, 34, of Annapolis, is charged with attempted first and second degree murder, first and second degree assault, dangerous weapon with intent to injure, and reckless endangerment.
Lopez, 41, also of Annapolis, is charged with first and second degree assault and dangerous weapon with intent to injure.


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You'll really be star-struck next time you see Rafael Nadal in all his glory.
Astronomers from the Wimbledon champ's home of Mallorca sent a letter to the International Astronomical Union requesting an asteroid, discovered in 2003 and known as 128036, be named after their champion as a tribute "to one of the greatest tennis players of all time."
Oh! I thought the asteroid tribute was for one Rafa's most admired ass-ets. My bad.
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Monday, July 14, 2008
Rafa's heavenly body now on display for the world to see!
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During the finals, I was trying to figure out whether Rafael Nadal wore a jockstrap when he played. This picture confirms it -- and it explains why he picks his butt so often.ReplyDelete
HA! Great shot of Rafa's bum, Rich.ReplyDelete
As for him being "one of the greatest of all time", well, that remains to be seen. He certainly is the best playing right now.
oh the fun of blogging natch!ReplyDelete
check this: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqMk9vFhGXgReplyDelete
i guess now he really IS a super star. ;)ReplyDelete
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There was a guy called Dreaming Samurai from Nottingham once.
Wouldn't it be great if Mitt Romney won and gave the go ahead for Israel to attack Iran, and the Chinese randomly decide to go to war for no good reason.
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The Scots are British due to civil warfare and treaties pretty much forcing the countries to come under one ruler. Even if they are British by name, they have traditions and ideals different from the English. King James VI of Scotland at one time held three different titles of King in Scotland, England and Ireland because they were still seperate in the 1600s. It wasn't until 1707 under Queen Anne that had both Scotland and England come under the title of "The Kingdom of Great Britain". Think of it like the original 13 colonies in America. Technically all British colonies, but different in ideals and laws until the federal government gained more power after the Civil War.


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The first one is complete, the second one is an work in progress.
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First song..
-Too much tonality is determined by the open low string note. The entire song is based around this tonality/key/scale and it doesn't change, it gets grating.
-There are a few examples of 'being technical without achieving anything'. Riff at bar 3 would be difficult to play but it doesn't really do much as a riff, other than fill out space. bar 48 breakdown, as well, is out of place in a song that was already fairly snails pacey as well as being too technical for such a section. The tech is best reserved for a more intense part of the song.
-Bar 30-33/34-37/38-41. Last bar(s) should resolve on a major chord, much more impact and a better transition for the repeat. Sounds like you've cut short your big impact unless its made a bit more interesting.
-bar 18-25. That Gsus chord for the guitar also makes the track lose momentum. Change to major (replace 12 with 14, and middle 10 with a 12) for more diatonic but more relatable build up.
-Section actually marked 'build up'. Doesn't work as a build up. The drums feel right, and so do the synth chords, but the bass/guitar riffs just dont do anything for it, being too open and unresolved without moving anything forward.
-72-end. This bit should be left unchanged, it works well as an outro. Should probably have it as the only half-time/breakdown, then it feels like the song achieved something with a narrative.
Second song...
-First riffs were... techy but bland. They show off without actually showing anything.
-Bar 6 - 15. Generic as balls, I could literaly feel the hardcore dancers kicking my legs.
-Suffers from a similar problem of 'tech without purpose'. 27-30 for instance, has a nice chord but the hammer-ons just blended in with the rhythm without the melody being conveyed properly.
- 43-46. The leads would work during a half time, but those underlying chords/riffs are bland as hell, really defeats the purpose aside from very hit and miss build up.
-Again, over reliance on the open A# makes the tonality really really bland. It messes with the impact with the lead from 31-38.
-Weaker of the two songs. Even if it was finished, it would still be the weaker.
Overall crit...
-I get the impression you want to make the tonality of all your songs similar to these. The for the love of bleeding pete, avoid that route at all costs.
-The 'snare on the 3' pattern is such a cliche in the context of these songs.
-The overall tonality is bland and uninteresting.
-The riffs are a bit too techy for their own good.
-Build ups and sections given a set purpose dont actually complete that goal, giving me reason to assume that you were trying to make it 'different' but ended up with a mess/lack of musical impact. Look into non-diatonics, or artists who make it key to their sound (PTH, SikTh, Shai Hulud etc). Even better, move away from using the phrygian mode/harmonic minor scale, they're so overused in the scene 'tis unbelievable.
What were your influences for this?
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Recreate really sounds like an Architects song.
Second one sounds like Memphis May Fire.
Both songs are alright though, generic ish but not too bad.
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Location: London
Had a listen to Failsafe. I thought it was a pretty tidy song man, the rhythms were cool, and the energy throughout made it enjoyable. The lead starting in bar 18 was sick. The riff starting at bar 33 was nice as well. Regardless of how overused these kinda chords and notes are (I probably mean how overused the key is, maybe), I still thought this was pretty sick.
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The songs have good energy and keys complement your guitars well for the most part. Some transitions need some work but for the most part both songs work as they are, just expand on the ideas you have and make the songs a little longer, i don't mind the tech-y riffs too much. Good ideas just maybe a bit more subtlety on the execution .
If you want you can check my attempt at Metalcore-ish tune i finished, mines a bit more generic but it works, would appreciate a crit.
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20th Annual East Coast Nationals - The Goodguys Rock RhinebeckWritten by on October 13, 2011
The Goodguys East Coast Nationals (or "Rhinebeck" as it's referred to by its legions of faithful attendees) held its 20th annual gathering this past June and, as is customary, they did it in grand style. The picturesque Dutchess County Fairgrounds has become a favorite venue for northeastern rodders, and the Goodguys show is one of the region's all-time favorite events. This past season's gathering was nothing short of spectacular, and the inclusion of rods, classic trucks, and customs through 1972 ensured that there was plenty of eye candy for every taste.
As with all Goodguys gatherings, the East Coast Nationals offers up tons of fun and exciting things to do and experience. Above and beyond checking out many hundreds of rods, customs, and classic trucks, Goodguys and the host club, Hudson Valley Street Rods, offered daily special features that turned a great weekend into a fantastic one. Manufacturer exhibits, a great swap meet and car corral, a model and pedal car display, and a TGIF party were just the tip of the iceberg—there was something new and exciting to check out every day!
One of the things that really made our weekend was the noticeable increase in the amount of classic pickups that made their way to the event. We've always believed that the Goodguys events are the perfect place for classic truckers to showcase their hard work, and it's heartening to see that truckers are finally realizing how much fun they can have and how much hot rod "car folks" really do appreciate classic trucks. So, if you enjoy attending events that are more than those of the "lawn chair" variety, and you enjoy seeing an eclectic mix of some of the Northeast's finest rods, customs, and classic trucks, then contact the Goodguys Rod and Custom Association and sign up for the upcoming 21st annual East Coast Nationals. We're sure that if you check out the show once, you'll be hooked. See ya next June! CT
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Guido Panni's '40 Ford is one of the nicest '40s I've seen in a long time, its beautiful blue finish, polished five-spokes, and glass-smooth bodywork are impressive. Guido's baby is powered by a 350-cube small-block Chevy backed by a TH350 trans.Bob Pottie's '50 Chevy 3100 five-window is a spotless and well-engineered rodstoration that's powered by a stout 383 stroker motor backed by a 700-R4 transmission.Restos are cool, and Tom Allen's bright yellow 'n' white, 283-cube, three-speed manual equipped '66 C10 is a perfect example. Tom cruised to the show from Cold Spring, New York.Dave Armata's resto '52 F-1 is one beautiful classic pickup. It looks like Dave spared no expense or elbow grease rodstoring this flathead-powered baby.Now this is my kinda Tri-Five Chevy. Brett O'Hara's beautiful black '56 sports just the right color and amount of old-school-style striping, wide whites, and painted steelies with bullet caps and rings for a true hot rod look.Kevin McGibney not only has a thing for classic pickups, but it's apparent he's a fan of massive horsepower as well. Kevin's '37 Chevy is equipped with a fully chromed 8-71 blown 383 stroker small-block backed by a stout TH350 transmission.This cool '57 Chevy is powered by a 383 stroker small-block Chevy/700-R4 combination. Bob Ofiero of Trumbull, Connecticut, is the rightfully proud owner of this copper classic.
Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, native Troy Gutshall is the rightfully proud owner of this nice-lookin' '59 Chevy. Troy's pride and joy is powered by a 350-cube small-block backed by a 700-R4 overdrive tranny.It's not only us guys that have all the fun with our classic trucks these days, just ask Jessica Kilby—she'll set ya straight. Jessica's full-on, show-quality '50 Chevy 3100 five-window sports the best of everything, and really has to be seen in person to be truly appreciated.As is the case at most all Goodguys events, the variety of vehicles is wide, everything from street rods and customs to muscle cars and classic trucks are represented. The East Coast Nats attracted a lot of early classic trucks—early as in pre-'39 street rod-style pickups like Tom McCarthy's beautiful '28 closed-cab. This bright-red hot rod is powered by the tried-and-true 350/350 combo. I wish my '29 closed cab was half as nice as this one.Speaking of early classics, Jeff Brackett's '41 Chevy is one cool cruiser, too. Jeff's Norwich, Connecticut-based hard-core hot rod not only has the look but the muscle, too, thanks to a stout 355-cube powerplant backed by a five-speed manual trans—like they say, real hot rods have three pedals.One thing I like about the Dutchess County Fairgrounds venue is its rolling hills and many shade trees. It's common to run across many groupings of cool classic pickups as one wanders the expansive grounds.I ran across Shawn Jennings' Toronto, Ontario, Canada-based '51 Fargo in the Homebuilt Heaven special area. Shawn's rare Canadian classic is powered by a 354ci Hemi backed by a GM TH350 trans.My old friend Tony Wyckoff cruised up from New Jersey to join in the fun behind the wheel of his awesome '62 Unibody. Tony's muscular 514-cube big-block Ford is backed by a tricked-out C6, and it really is as fast as it looks.Dennis Schaffner made his way to the Goodguys gathering from his hometown of Millersburg, Pennsylvania, behind the wheel of his awesome '47 five-window. Dennis' classic is equipped with a 327-cube small-block backed by a 700-R4 tranny for comfortable freeway cruising.
The home of the East Coast Nats, the Dutchess County Fairgrounds, is a great venue with its rolling hills and ample cruising lanes. That said, we often have to put up with a bit of Northeastern liquid sunshine—and this past season was no exception.And now for something completely different ... I'm not sure whether Dave Thomas' 350ci SBC and 4L60-equipped '63 C10 was used as a canvas for Dave's artistic talents or he left it parked overnight in East LA recently. Either way you have to admit it's an eye-catcher.The F-1 Ford has always been my personal favorite when it comes to classic trucks, and Doug Lawson's '51 certainly had me missing my old '48. Doug's pickup is powered by a 402-cube BBC backed by a 700-R4 overdrive automatic. As you can see, it sports a neat red paintjob and a louvered 'n' flamed hood as well.There were lots of '47-54 Chevys on hand in Rhinebeck, and Dave Wattam's two-tone three-window is a great representation of the quality to be found at the show. Dave did a great job melding a traditional steel wheel/whitewall combo with a more contemporary two-tone paint scheme.Stanley Brett's '57 Dodge pickup really caught my eye. Its red 'n' white two-tone paint works well on this meticulously modified Mopar that features a '96 Dodge 360-cube Magnum V-8 set between the rails of a '79 Chrysler torsion bar frontend. Stan also Z'd the Dodge's frame and adapted a quartet of Chrysler 300 wheels; the rears he widened to fit the good-sized rubber he chose for the back of the truck.Kit Critchley's restorod-style '48 Chevy three-window looks great shod in a quartet of polished five-spokes, and its beauty isn't just skin deep. This Forestville, Connecticut-based Chevy sports a 350/350/10-bolt combo; Mustang II IFS; dropped spindles; and power steering, brakes, and windows.Phil Masgai's Trevose, Pennsylvania-based '56 F-100 is sure as heck one eye-catching classic pickup. This baby's powered by a 327ci SBC backed by a TH350 trans and fitted with a Chevelle front clip, making it a super reliable, great performing pickup. And its bright PPG Corvette Yellow finish makes sure it gets noticed wherever it goes. Oh yeah, and this cool cruiser's been on the road for 14 years to boot.Not only do Barb and Dan Scace own one heck of a nice '48 Chevy pickup but they're a great couple as well. Between pleasant, general conversations they filled me in on some particulars concerning the Chevy—like its 350/350 combo and Mustang II-style IFS. The '48 has also been treated to a custom oak bed floor, a Vintage Air air-conditioning system, a comfy Caddy bench seat, a Secret Audio stereo system, and those good-lookin' Intro wheels.This awesome ZZ 383/700-R4–powered '55 Chevy is the pride and joy of Walden, New York's Greg Popovich, and its muscular running gear isn't all this beauty has going for it. Aside from its stroked SBC, the pickup sports C4 Corvette front and rear independent suspension. The Chevy has also been treated to a PPG Vibrant Red Candy paintjob and a custom Gillin Upholstery interior.


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In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
It's absolutely amazing how ISU can't get past this FG kicking thing. Going on for years now...
"Don't worry Boss...they can't do nothin' 'til they're through sparklin'..."
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Nothing more needs to be said. Can't believe we haven't figured out the kicker position.
Mahoney needs to go back to kicking ALL field goals. I really don't understand why Guyer is kicking short field goals.
I guess I really don't understand the benching of Mahoney before the season started, UNLESS he was just destroying him in practice.
Sure, Mahoney hasn't been that good either, but Guyer has been dreadful.
I just hope we have someone we can turn to next year besides these two guys. I don't think Rhoads can put up with many more missed chip shots. He was pulling his hair out tonight when Guyer missed. I just wonder if these two guys just can't perform under the lights for some reason? They're pretty good in practice, but can't hit the broad side of a barn in a real game.
The main lesson I have learned as a Cyclone fan is that we should always just go for it on 4th...
Why don't we just go for it on 4th down and onside kick it every opportunity? Isn't it statistically the better move? With a team like ISU, is that what it takes to win championships?
Iowa State has to have the worst kicking game of all BCS schools.
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I didn't know Satan posted on here. Because clearly with this opinion, you're the devil.
Originally Posted by LAClone
The main lesson I have learned as a Cyclone fan is that we should always just go for it on 4th...
I think you're right. Unless you have 4th down and more than 10 yds to go and you're in FG range. Then I think I'd still give the FG a shot. If it's under 10 yds to go, I'd just go for it at this point.
Our FG kicking is just unreal at his point. It really blows my mind and has for a good decade now.
We should see if Kirby can kick field goals.
what a waste of two scholarships. I still question why we have two Kickers on a scholarship it makes absolutely no sense. Maybe Iowa state should hold a contest between halftime, bring all the students down and who ever is the best at kicking should get a job, hell might as well just give them a scholarship.
Originally Posted by JUKEBOX
We should see if Kirby can kick field goals.
I played soccer but never kicked/punted in football so I probably have no idea what I'm talking about. But it seems to me that an all Big 12 level punter would at least be an average kicker. What do I know though.
Originally Posted by CyCrazy
Our FG kicking is just unreal at his point. It really blows my mind and has for a good decade now.
During the Illinois game today they were going over their kickers stats and it was just unreal to imagine the positive impact that could have had on ISU. I can't even imagine having a kicker like that.
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I wrote a bash script to get mailbox size of all mailboxes and export it to csv. Hopefully someone finds this useful.
I would post it to the wiki put when I created by wiki account I didn't see a create page link.
#This script exports email address & mailbox size in MB to csv for all accounts
#It was tested against a single domain setup
#For 125 accounts and 300GB total volume size it took about 5 minutes
#By James Barnett email@example.com
cd /home/zimbra;
echo "This will take a few minutes ..."
zmprov gaa > temp.txt; #export a list all accounts to a temp file
rm -f size.csv #remove the any pervious CSV file
echo -n "Email Address, " >> size.csv
echo "Size of Mailbox in MB" >> size.csv #echo column headers to the CSV file
for i in $(cat temp.txt); #loop through the accounts
echo -n "$i, " >> size.csv; #echo the email address
bytes=$(zmmailbox -z -m $i getmailboxsize -v) #get mailbox size in bytes and set to variable
echo "scale=2; $bytes/1048576" | bc>> size.csv #return mailbox size in MB
rm -f temp.txt #remove temp file
echo "Finished! Check /home/zimbra/size.csv for results"
echo -e "\a" #Ring the system bell to let the user know the report is ready


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There's a new story developing. I've touched on it now and then, but the pieces are coming together. The FCC temporarily blocked the AT&T/Qualcomm deal to let AT&T buy spectrum using the excuse that they wanted to evaluate it together with the AT&T/T-Mobile deal. Well, the latter deal has been withdrawn from the FCC, so now what's the hold up? It turns out that the | Read More »


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ATLANTA (AP) -- Jason Carter, the grandson of former President Jimmy Carter and a Democratic state senator from Atlanta, tells The Associated Press he plans to run for governor of Georgia next year.
Carter, who is 38, said Thursday in a phone interview that the state can't wait to start addressing an education system he says is on the brink and an economy that's not working for the middle class.
Carter's decision shakes up the 2014 race as Republican Gov. Nathan Deal seeks re-election. Deal is already facing two primary opponents and will now have to deal with the prospect of a Carter campaign that will likely be well-financed.
Carter's decision was first reported by The Atlanta Journal-Constitution.
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Hello Forum,
I am working with an "out of the box" installation of Z. 8.0 on Ubuntu 10.04. This is a licensed installation.
I need to allow a remote, 3rd party, SPAM filter to query the Z. OpenLDAP server so it can verify user accounts.
It appears, however, that there is some sort of configuration conflict between LDAP and SASL that is causing remote client
authentication to fail.
If I run ldapsearch with the -x switch ( use simple authentication instead of SASL) I will get a successful
response from the server:
$ ldapsearch -v -x
-H 'ldap://<server IP>:389'
-D 'uid=testuser.one,ou=people,dc=mydomain,dc=org'
-w '<password>'
If run the same ldapsearch without the -x switch then SASL is engaged and the authentication fails.
Here is an example, with the debug switch, -d 3, to generate detailed information:
$ ldapsearch -v -d 3
-H 'ldap://<server IP>:389'
-D 'uid=testuser.one,ou=people,dc=mydomain,dc=org'
-w '<password>'
Result ( edited for brevity...):
wait4msg ld 0x940b550 msgid 1 (infinite timeout)
wait4msg continue ld 0x940b550 msgid 1 all 1
** ld 0x940b550 Connections:
* host: <IP Address> port: 389 (default)
refcnt: 2 status: Connected
ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: server supports: SCRAM-SHA-1 GSSAPI DIGEST-MD5 OTP CRAM-MD5
ldap_int_sasl_bind: SCRAM-SHA-1 GSSAPI DIGEST-MD5 OTP CRAM-MD5
ldap_int_sasl_open: host=<IP Address>
SASL/DIGEST-MD5 authentication started
ldap_sasl_interactive_bind_s: Internal (implementation specific) error (80)
additional info: SASL(-1): generic failure: unable to canonify user and get auxprops
End of example.
Looking through the forum threads there does not seem to be much information on this
problem and, with 8.0, nothing that is current. I suspect that this problem can be solved
by adjusting the SASL and or LDAP configuration but I'm afraid to to this w/o advice since
I'm not sure how that might affect the operation of the ZCS as a whole. I've not submitted
a support request on this as yet; can anybody give me some pointers on how to fix?
Thanks Much,


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Since open ocean is much darker than sea ice, ocean will absorb more heat than a similarly sized region of sea ice, hence the retreating sea ice accelerates warming in the Arctic. This is known as the ice-albedo feedback, and causes the Arctic to warm 2 or more times faster than the global average.
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IRVINE, Calif. -- October 7, 2010 Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. announced today that the subscriber base for World of Warcraft®, its award-winning massively multiplayer online role-playing game (MMORPG), now exceeds 12 million players worldwide. This milestone was reached in the wake of the mainland Chinese launch of World of Warcraft's second expansion, Wrath of the Lich King®, and also as global anticipation continues to mount for the December 7 release of the game's third expansion, Cataclysm™.
"The support and enthusiasm that gamers across the world continue to show for World of Warcraft reaffirms our belief that it offers one of the best entertainment values available today," said Mike Morhaime, CEO and cofounder of Blizzard Entertainment. "We are as committed as ever to taking the game to new heights, and we look forward to demonstrating that with Cataclysm in December."
Since debuting in North America, Australia, and New Zealand on November 23, 2004, World of Warcraft has become the most popular subscription-based MMORPG around the world. It was the bestselling PC game of 2005 and 2006 worldwide, and finished behind only World of Warcraft: The Burning Crusade®, the first expansion pack for the game, in 2007. For 2008, the World of Warcraft series represented three of the top five bestselling PC games, with Wrath of the Lich King finishing the year at #1, and in 2009, World of Warcraft titles claimed three of the top six spots.*
World of Warcraft is currently available in eight languages and is played in North America, Europe, mainland China, Korea, Australia, New Zealand, Singapore, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, the Philippines, Chile, Argentina, and the regions of Taiwan, Hong Kong, and Macau.
To keep pace with the continued growth of World of Warcraft as well as development on other Blizzard Entertainment games, the company is currently hiring for numerous open positions. More information on career opportunities available at Blizzard Entertainment can be found at www.blizzard.com/jobs.
For further information on World of Warcraft, The Burning Crusade, Wrath of the Lich King, and Cataclysm, please visit the official website at www.worldofwarcraft.com.
Best known for blockbuster hits including World of Warcraft® and the Warcraft®, StarCraft®, and Diablo® franchises, Blizzard Entertainment, Inc. (www.blizzard.com), a division of Activision Blizzard (NASDAQ: ATVI), is a premier developer and publisher of entertainment software renowned for creating some of the industry's most critically acclaimed games. Blizzard Entertainment's track record includes sixteen #1-selling games and multiple Game of the Year awards. The company's online-gaming service, Battle.net®, is one of the largest in the world, with millions of active players.
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Colin Haley Frees Classic Bolted Line in Patagonia
Colin Haley and Dylan Johnson just completed a free ascent of the Red Pillar of Aguja Mermoz (450m 5.12a) in the Fitz Roy Massif. While this route had previously been bolted, the two decided to climb the route using only traditional protection.
"The route does have a lot of bolts immediately next to perfect cracks," Haley writes on his blog.
On Friday, February 8, the pair set out to do one last alpine climb before the end of Johnson's Patagonia trip. With a 4 a.m. start on Saturday, February 9, they hiked to the base of the Red Pillar (Pilar Rojo) and started free-climbing.
"In the end we both managed to free everything first try," Haley writes. "We reached the summit in the early evening, and despite two stuck rappels managed to re-cross the bergschrund just after dark. We slogged down the glacier, took a one-hour nap at Rio Blanco, and then hiked back to town - arriving at my apartment an hour and a half before Dylan's shuttle to the airport! A classic finish to a quick Patagonia hit!"
The Red Pillar was first climbed in 1999 Kurt Albert and Bernd Arnold of Germany, according to pataclimb.com. Albert and Arnold climbed the route by placing bolts and leaving fixed lines. However, Topher Donahue and Kennan Harvey of the U.S. actually had climbed the majority of the route in 1993 without placing any fixed gear, and were only forced to retreat when ice blocked their exit up the chimney at the finish.
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For Kane, basketball's a full-time endeavor
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. - You can ask DeAndre Kane to play point guard, shooting guard or whatever, but you have to order him to take a break.
This much we know: Marshall's leading scorer doesn't "tap out" of games.
Kane proved that again Sunday, playing all but 13 seconds of the Thundering Herd's 103-100 double-overtime loss to Hofstra. The junior from Pittsburgh recorded the fourth triple-double in MU history with 33 points, 11 rebounds and 10 assists, and was named player of the week in Conference USA.
He didn't hit the bench until Marshall (2-3) started fouling in the second overtime, and coach Tom Herrion needed somebody else to commit those fouls. When Hofstra went to line, Kane re-entered each time.
Those 50 minutes are not Kane's career high. He sat just 1 minute, 4 seconds in the Herd's 105-100 triple-overtime win over Tulsa in last season's C-USA tournament, the game in which he scored his career-high 40 points.
In that game, he had to share the point guard duties, first after Damier Pitts fouled out in regulation and then when Shaquille Johnson left in the second overtime.
Nowadays, Kane is the starting point guard with Chris Martin getting 26.4 plus minutes a game. Both can and do play at the same time, often serving as a point tandem of sorts.
So when was the last time Kane ran the point in the starting role, or close to it?
"Never," Kane said Tuesday before practice. "I played it two years ago when Pitts was [sidelined] the first eight games. That was the first time."
But Kane has all the elements of being a good point guard - he has been one of the team's best passers since he became eligible in 2010-11, penetrates like few others and he can defend. His assist-to-turnover ratio of 2.8-to-1 could lead the league if he maintains it.
His 8.4 assists per game already lead the league by a good margin, and his 18-point average is tied for fifth.
Kane will try to keep all that up and help the Herd overcome two close losses on a row at 7 p.m. Saturday, when Nevada comes to Cam Henderson Center. Tipoff time is 7 p.m.
The role of Kane and Martin picked up when the NCAA ruled Kareem Canty ineligible as a freshman, so that arrangement is not going away. Kane isn't flinching, and neither are his teammates.
"I was really surprised he was able to pick that up like that," said forward Dennis Tinnon. "Coming off of being a 'two' guard, a straight scorer, being able to lock down the [opposing] point guard and being able to contribute with a lot of assists and everything like that.
"I think it's a good look for Dre. It helps us spread the floor out a lot. Dre can be at the top and be able to create his own plays and make sure somebody else is open."
Those 50 minutes Sunday pushed Kane's average to 38 per game, which begs the question: Can he play that much all season? He did play 34 a year ago, ninth among C-USA players, but still ...
"You've got to be conscious of that, as a coach," Herrion said. "You've got to manage it on preparation week, as well, not just on game night. Which we will, we've done a good job. I didn't expect him to play all 50 the other day - we like to get him some breaks during the game.
"He's a valuable cog like other guys, and a lot of guys are putting some minutes up. We've also been in foul trouble, too."
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Images: CGC Decisive prepares for Mardi Gras
Photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class William Colclough
PASCAGOULA, Miss. - Machinery Technician 3rd Class Michael Soriano, a member of Coast Guard Naval Engineering Support Unit Miami, checks a high-pressure fuel line on the No. 2 main diesel engine aboard the Coast Guard Cutter Decisive in preparation for the cutter's participation in Mardi Gras festivities in Mobile, Ala., Jan. 30, 2012. The Decisive will be the flagship cutter for the 2012 Mardi Gras celebration in Mobile. U.S. Coast Guard photo by Petty Officer 2nd Class Bill Colclough.
This work, CGC Decisive prepares for Mardi Gras, by PO1 William Colclough, identified by DVIDS, is free of known copyright restrictions under U.S. copyright law.
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Friday Afternoon News, October 5
Police Investigate Auto Accident Near Truck Stop
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Police Department is investigating an accident that happen on Thursday morning in front of the Le Mars Truck Stop located on Business Highway 75. Apparently, 17 year old Michael Nelson of Le Mars was northbound and wanting to turn into the Le Mars Truck Stop driveway when he made the turn and collided with a southbound car driven by 24 year old Kyle Jacobs of Akron. 24 year old Miranda Utesch was a passenger in the Jacobs vehicle and she was transported to the Floyd Valley Hospital after suffering some pains.
Plymouth County Celebrates National 4-H Week
(Le Mars) -- "I Pledge my head to clearer thinking...my heart to greater loyalty...my hands for larger service...and my health to better living." Those are the words that begin the 4-H pledge. Next week, is National 4-H Week, and Ann Schroenrock 4-H and Youth Director with the Plymouth County Extension Services says Plymouth County 4-Hers will be active in promoting the organization. Schroenrock says young people are better able to develop their communications, and leadership skills as a result of 4-H.
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Schroenrock says she has personally witnessed the maturity and growth and development of many Plymouth County 4-H members.
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The Extension 4-H and Youth Director says college professors immediately are able to recognize past 4-Her's.
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Schroenrock says that members of the Plymouth County 4-H County Youth Council will be visiting 4th grade students throughout the county and informing them about the many opportunities that present themselves to 4-H members. Plymouth County ranks as one of the top counties in Iowa with the most 4-H members at 435.
Waco School District Looks At Four Day School Week
WAYLAND, Iowa (AP) - The Waco school district in southeast Iowa is planning a four-day school week with extended classes Monday through Thursday and optional time for activities on Friday.
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids says the district is working toward the four-day week ahead of next year. The district has about 500 students and includes Wayland, Crawfordsville and Olds.
The plan, which has been approved by the state education board, will be closely watched by education officials.
School Board President Tim Graber says Waco is the first in Iowa to be given the opportunity.
While school on Friday is optional, officials believe most students will participate. The activities will vary between grade levels. Elementary students, for example, will get reading assistance while high school students will be directed toward career advancement.
Council Bluffs Police Look For Home Invaders
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa (AP) - Council Bluffs police are searching for suspects in a home invasion where a man ended up in the hospital with a head injury.
The Daily Nonpareil (http://bit.ly/WvozSF ) newspaper in Council Bluffs says the man was injured Friday morning when he and a brother tried to fight off three masked men.
Emergency Medical Services Director Rick Benson says the injured man was taken to a hospital in Omaha, Neb. He says the man was likely struck in the head with a blunt object, and had likely been
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