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(Le Mars) -- There have been numerous reports within northwest Iowa of a suspicious vehicle or vehicles that have been seen at various locations near school children. Although no abductions have taken place, parents, teachers, and local law enforcement agenies are on the alert. Plymouth County Sheriff Mike Van Otterloo says local community residents have been watching for suspicious activity.
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text: Really starting to think about skipping the car. I will be getting my license next year but I am unsure about giving into the car. I have been thinking it is just not favorable for me to own a car. Gas is going up and it will be expensive to insure me being a teenager. Currently, everything I would do with a car I could do on a bicycle. Not to mention helping the environment. School is less than two miles away and I can fix anything mechanically on my bicycles. So what am I asking? Well I am asking about for experiences or advice. I hear a bunch about people living car free, but not anything about teens and car-free living. What do you think?

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There are few debates in sports more intense than who gets elected to a hall of fame.
Each year, legendary athletes are voted into the Baseball Hall of Fame and the Pro Football Hall of Fame, and the debates about who should and should not get in are always are intense.
NASCAR has faced few of those issues so far as legendary drivers like Richard Petty, Dale Earnhardt, David Pearson, Junior Johnson, Cale Yarborough, Bobby Allison, Darrell Waltrip and many of the founders and pioneers of the sport have been inducted into NASCAR's first three Hall of Fame classes. All were virtual shoo-ins, and their credentials were hardly questioned.
The fourth class Friday night will include 1989 champion Rusty Wallace, as well as champions and stars of the 1950s and '60s.
The Hall of Fame will continue to grow with more former champions and pioneers who blazed the trail for NASCAR's immense popularity and success. But eventually, today's stars will retire and become eligible.
Many of them will get in. But how long will it take? And will their eligibility and credentials spark debate, causing voters and fans to question whether they have done enough?
Who among today's stars are already headed for the Hall?
And what are the credentials that make them a virtual lock? Do they need to win a Cup championship to get in? Does a Daytona 500 victory guarantee entry? How about wins in some of NASCAR's other signature events?
And perhaps more importantly, what is the magic number for victories? Is it 10 Cup wins, or 15, or 20 or more? What other credentials will set the standard?
Those are all questions to be answered in the coming years.
Here's a look at today's stars who have produced numbers and credentials worthy of hall consideration, and a look at who might already be headed for the Hall.
NASCAR Hall of Fame: Which current stars will make the Hall one day?nascar February 6, 2013 5:49pm EST February 6, 2013 2:58pm EST NASCAR will induct three more former champions into its Hall of Fame Friday night — two from the 1950s and 1989 champion Rusty Wallace. How many of today's stars already have hall of fame credentials? How many are destined for the class of 2023?
There are few debates in sports more intense than who gets elected to a hall of fame.
2 Jimmie Johnson
He is one of a handful of future candidates who is a slam-dunk.
With five Sprint Cup championships, including a record five straight, Johnson is a sure-fire, first-ballot Hall of Famer. When it's all said and done, he will go down as one of the top five drivers of all-time — if not the best.
Among his accomplishments are a record four Brickyard 400 wins; three Coca-Cola 600 wins; two Southern 500s; and the 2006 Daytona 500.
Johnson has more wins during the Chase (22) than any other driver, including four straight in 2007.
With 60 career victories, Johnson is sure to be high on the all-time win list by the time he's finished.
3 Jeff Gordon
Gordon's Hall of Fame credentials were established long ago — after just a few years into a stellar career, in fact.
He has 87 career wins and four Cup championships and has set all kinds of records along the way. His 13-win season in 1998 is still the greatest season in the modern era.
Gordon has won the Daytona 500 three times, the Brickyard 400 four times, the Coca-Cola 600 three times and the Southern 500 six times.
Third on the all-time win list, Gordon also will be a first-ballot Hall of Famer.
4 Tony Stewart
Along with Gordon and Johnson, Stewart is the only other active driver who probably is a first-ballot shoo-in.
His three Cup championships ensure that.
Though Stewart has never won the Daytona 500 and has few signature victories, he has won the Brickyard 400 twice and has seven career wins on road courses.
With 47 career wins, he has won at virtually every track and his 2011 championship run — five wins in 10 races — is arguably the greatest championship performance in NASCAR history.
5 Matt Kenseth
Kenseth likely secured a spot with his 2003 Cup title — the last championship under the old points system prior to the Chase era.
But he has continued to add to his credentials with 24 career wins and sealed the deal by winning the Daytona 500 twice in the past four years.
Kenseth really has nothing left to accomplish in terms of Hall consideration, but with his move to Joe Gibbs Racing, his win total should increase and another championship is a distinct possibility.
6 Mark Martin
Martin will go down as the best NASCAR driver never to win a Cup championship.
He has 40 Cup wins and has finished second in the standings five times. He won a career-high seven races in 1998, but finished second in the standings to Jeff Gordon. He won five in 2009 at age 50, but finished second to Jimmie Johnson.
Still, Martin is widely regarded as one of the greatest drivers of the current era. His five International Race of Champions titles (he finished second four times) is proof of his talent behind the wheel. He also has 49 career Nationwide wins, a record Kyle Busch broke a couple of years ago.
A class act throughout his career, Martin also gets credit for longevity. He ran his first full Cup schedule in 1982, returned to the series six years later, and ran full-time from 1988-2006. After two partial schedules in 2007-08, he returned full time in 2009 and won five races.
Now running a part-time schedule for Michael Waltrip Racing, he is still going strong at age 54 and it would not be a surprise to see him add to his career victory total.
7 Brad Keselowski
If a Cup championship is enough — and it probably is — he's in.
Keselowski has more wins to compile and has yet to score a signature victory, but his 2012 Sprint Cup championship virtually ensured him a place in the Hall of Fame.
Keselowski has nine career victories, including two each at Bristol and Talladega. He also has 20 Nationwide wins and won the series championship in 2010.
Though the magic number for career victories has not been set yet, Keselowski likely will be there soon, and few drivers have won a Nationwide title and a Cup title by age 28. As long as he keeps piling up victories, he's sure to be a Hall of Famer one day.
8 Dale Earnhardt Jr.
At this point, few drivers would spark more debate among fans and Hall of Fame voters than Earnhardt.
He would likely get in, but not solely because of his on-track accomplishments.
Earnhardt has 19 career victories and won the 2004 Daytona 500. He also has seven restrictor-plate wins, including four straight at Talladega.
But he also slumped badly after a six-win season in 2004. He won just three races over the next four seasons, and then endured a four-year winless streak after joining mighty Hendrick Motorsports.
A two-time Nationwide Series champion, he has bounced back to make the Chase the past two years, but has yet to win a Cup championship.
But all of that may not matter, because Earnhardt likely would get in on name alone. Not only is he a successful third-generation driver and the son of one of NASCAR's greatest stars, but Earnhardt has been voted the sport's most popular driver for 10 consecutive years.
And even that understates his immense popularity and value to the sport. Regardless of his success on the track, no other driver resonates with fans and attracts followers more than Earnhardt.
In terms of popularity and fan interest, Junior is on a par with his father and the legendary Richard Petty, both members of the first Hall of Fame class.
9 Bobby Labonte
It's easy to forget Labonte because he has struggled for years and hasn't won a race since 2003.
But during his 11 years with Joe Gibbs Racing, he was among NASCAR's best, winning 21 races and the 2000 Cup championship. Labonte won a career-high five races in 1999 and followed it up with a four-win, championship season in 2000.
His first career win was in the 1995 Coca-Cola 600 and he was a speedway master, winning six races at Atlanta and a total of 19 superspeedway races, including the Brickyard 400 and Southern 500.
The brother of two-time champion and future Hall of Famer Terry Labonte, Bobby is also known as one of NASCAR's friendliest and classiest drivers.
10 Kurt Busch
Busch likely will be one of the first controversial characters Hall of Fame voters will have to deal with. And the question they may have to ask is this: Was his success on the track enough to trump his questionable character and actions off it?
Busch already has most of the on-track credentials. He won a Cup championship, capturing the inaugural Chase in 2004; and he has 24 career victories.
He also has shown an ability to win on a variety of tracks, with 16 superspeedway wins, seven on short tracks and one on a road course. He has never won the Daytona 500, however, and does not yet have a restrictor-plate win.
But the biggest obstacle Busch must overcome is his image and reputation. Busch has not endeared himself to the media nor NASCAR officials — two entities that wield considerable voting influence — and has twice made Forbes' list of most disliked athletes.
Busch parted on bad terms with two of the sport's top team owners, essentially getting fired by both Jack Roush and Roger Penske. His long list of penalties, run-ins with other drivers and off-track indiscretions will weigh heavily against him.
The good thing is that, at age 34, Busch should have plenty of time to repair his image, boost his credentials and win over voters.
11 Kyle Busch
Kyle Busch has had his share of run-ins and problems as well, but unlike his brother, most of them have occurred on the track and with other competitors, which tend to get overlooked because they occurred in the heat of battle.
Busch also needs to win some more big races, however, and become a more serious championship contender.
Kyle has 24 career Cup victories and has won on every type of track, including a pair of victories each on road courses and restrictor-plate tracks. But he has yet to win the Daytona 500, Brickyard 400 or at Charlotte.
More importantly, he has not fared well in the Chase. He has missed it three times and never finished better than fifth (in 2007). In the last five years, his best Chase finish is eighth.
On the plus side, Busch is the all-time winningest driver in the Nationwide Series with 51 victories and has a total of 105 wins across the three national series.
That impressive total may be enough to get him in, but a championship and a few signature wins would certainly help. At 27, Busch like will become a shoe-in within the next few years.
12 Kevin Harvick
With 19 career wins and no Cup championship, Harvick would seem to be on the bubble.
But he has two things going for him — he has some signature victories, and he's the driver who replaced Dale Earnhardt.
Harvick was placed in a difficult position when Earnhardt was killed in 2001, but he responded by winning two races and finishing ninth in points in his rookie season to give grieving Richard Childress Racing a lift and hope for the future.
Since then, he has won the Daytona 500, the Brickyard 400 and the Coca-Cola 600.
Harvick also won a Nationwide Series championship and an owners championship in the Truck Series. The only thing missing from his resume is a Cup title. At 37, he's still at the peak of his career.
13 Jeff Burton
Burton is one of those drivers who hopes that the Hall of Fame voting committee decides soon what the magic number is for race victories.
And he hopes it's around 21 or so.
Burton, 45, has 21 career victories and appears to be nearing the end of his career. He is riding a four-year winless streak and his chances of experiencing a late-career resurgence seem slim.
Burton won six races in 1999 and was a championship contender from 1997-2000, but he has gone through two major slumps in his career —both four-year winless streaks.
He has a couple of signature wins — the 1999 Southern 500 and the 2001 Coca-Cola 600. But he has never won a championship and never won the Daytona 500.
One thing Burton has in his favor is that he has always been considered a media favorite and all-around good guy. One of the sport's best ambassadors, he could help himself immensely by going into TV or another NASCAR-related role after his driving career. Burton is one driver who may get in based as much on his character and personality as his driving accomplishments.
14 Greg Biffle
Biffle is one of those drivers that will spark a lot of debate over whether he makes it or not, and he likely will have to wait a few years after he's eligible.
Biffle, 43, has 18 career victories, but has never won the Cup championship and has few signature victories. He has never won a Cup race on a short track nor a road course and is known primarily as a driver who excels on big tracks.
Biffle won six races in 2005, but has never had another big season. He has won two races in a season four times but also has had two winless seasons.
The biggest thing in Biffle's favor is that he has won both the Nationwide and Truck Series championships. But he probably needs more Cup wins and a few signature victories to ensure his enshrinement.
15 Denny Hamlin
Hamlin has posted some impressive numbers in his brief career, winning 22 Cup races in just seven seasons. But so far he is best known for having lost the 2010 Chase after carrying the lead into the final race.
Hamlin has had two impressive seasons, winning eight races in 2010 and five last year. He has won the Southern 500 but has yet to win the Daytona 500 or at tracks like Indy, Charlotte or Talladega. He is best known for his short-track prowess at Martinsville and Richmond.
Hamlin needs to either rack up more wins or win a championship, but, like Joe Gibbs Racing teammate Kyle Busch, he has plenty of time to do both. Expect him to get there soon.
16 Carl Edwards
Edwards has been oh so close to greatness — twice.
In 2008, Edwards won a staggering nine races, but he wound up second to Jimmie Johnson in the Chase.
In 2011, he had 19 top-five finishes, 26 top-10s and produced a record average finish of 4.9 in the Chase. And he finished second again — this time to Tony Stewart.
If his career ended now, Edwards would go down as the best runnerup since Mark Martin.
Though he has plenty of time left, to this point, his inability to win the big one has haunted him.
And after each of those runnerup seasons, Edwards suffered one of the worst seasons of his career, slumping to 11th in 2009 and 15th last year.
He has 19 career victories, but has yet to win the Daytona 500, Coca-Cola 600 or Southern 500. His biggest Cup victories so far are winning the night race at Bristol twice.
Though he has had some big years, he also has had three winless seasons and currently is riding a 69-race winless streak.
A former Nationwide Series champion, Edwards needs more wins and to prove that he can win the Cup championship.
17 Ryan Newman
Newman has 16 career victories, but half of them came in one season. He exploded onto the NASCAR scene in 2003 with eight wins for Penske Racing.
He has just seven more wins since then and has not won more than two in a season since. He has made the Chase four times, but has missed it five times and has never finished higher than sixth in points.
Newman's biggest highlight was winning the 2008 Daytona 500, but that may not be enough to get in unless he increases his victory total significantly or wins a championship.
18 Danica Patrick
Don't laugh. Patrick will garner consideration, regardless of whether or not she continues to struggle.
The only female driver to win an IndyCar race and the highest finishing female driver in the Indy 500, Patrick also is a trailblazer in NASCAR as well.
Though she has struggled in her transition to NASCAR, Patrick became the highest finishing female driver in a NASCAR national touring series last year when she finished 10th in the Nationwide standings. She also has the best finish for a female driver with a fourth-place finish at Las Vegas.
Even if she struggles in Sprint Cup, Patrick is likely to set records there as well. Because she is a woman competing in a predominately male sport, everything she does is unique and history making. She also would get consideration for the considerable attention she has brought to the sport.
Fair or not, if Patrick has even modest success, she will get consideration for the Hall of
Fame because of who she is and her incredible popularity and marketing prowess. Just one Cup victory might be enough to seal the deal.


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Serena Williams finally made her debut at the WTA Championships in Doha. The 9-time Grand Slammer wasted Russian Dinara Safina 6-4, 6-1 in her opening Maroon group match and will face sister Venus next.
ReRe also debuted a new Nike style during her match - she's working the Court Tank and the Court Skirt both in aqua grey from their Holiday collection. It's a classic look paired with the layered mesh ruffles on the skirt and black accents on the straps and the ruffling to give it texture.
I'm not blown away here, but ReRe always look best when she let's her tennis do the talking and not her fashion.
Good choice.
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Thursday, November 6, 2008
FASHION FIX: Serena defeats Dinara, works classic Nike stylings
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- AnonymousNovember 6, 2008 at 7:37 AM
I love Serena. She's hanging out surfing with her boyfriend, going to Halloween parties and still manages to show up and kick butt when she feels like it. I think the WTA should look at giving these girls more breaks because it really works for the Williams. They've been around longer and at the top longer than anyone out there and it's probably because there not exhausted from playing so much like the others.ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 6, 2008 at 7:38 AM
...And oh yeah, nice outfit. Take note Adidas.ReplyDelete
oh god, I wish venus would get picked up by nike....or partner up with someone to continue to make her own designs....ReplyDelete
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DETROIT (AP) -- Police say one adult and two children have been killed and about others 20 injured in a massive freeway crash in Detroit involving at least two dozen vehicles in icy, snowy conditions.
Michigan State Police Lt. Michael Shaw says the deaths and injuries happened in a chain-reaction crash Thursday morning on a mile-long stretch of Interstate 75 on the southwest side of the city. Shaw says the injured, including children, have been taken to hospitals.
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2013 Wide Track Warriors Pontiac ShowWritten by on January 26, 2014 Pontiacs flock to Central Florida for the 21st annual gathering
While February 9, 2013, forced the Midwest and east coast to bundle up for sub-freezing temps, Pontiac fans in Central Florida were putting on the sunblock for postcard-perfect 75-degree sunny weather, which set the perfect backdrop for the 21st Annual Wide Track Warriors Car Show in Mt. Dora, a short drive northwest from the metropolitan Orlando area.
"We had Pontiacs attend from all over the great state of Florida," says show coordinator Vicki Green. It was the long-running show's first year with the folks at Renninger's Antique Mall. The official count was 95 Pontiacs—from as long ago as a '60 Catalina and as recent as '09 Solstices and G8s, and with strong attendance from members of the Spacecoast Fieros, Sunshine State SolMates and SkyMates, and Florida G8 club.
"Our event gives Pontiacs from all over Florida and neighboring states the chance to show off their Pontiacs," Green says. "In addition, we're proud that 100-percent of the $25 show-car entry fee—approximately $2,000 this year—goes to Pet Rescue of Judy, which our club has supported since 2004."
Note: For the winners list and more photos, visit us online at www.highperformancepontiac.com
The date of next year's 22nd Annual Wide Track Warriors Pontiac Show is not yet announced. Check www.orlandowtw.com for updates.
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Kudos to the Wide Track Warriors for its trophy design, which was sponsored and paid for by Carl Black Buick GMC in Orlando.When was the last time you saw an Aztec Gold '71 LeMans Sport two-door? This one is owned by Richard Cummins.Lucky owner Verdene Anderson sure takes pride in his pedal-to-the-medal '09 Aggressive (Red) Solstice GXP.John Klaver's 20th Anniversary Trans Am is another HPP feature-story alumnus. His Buick-powered 3.8L turbo T/A appeared in our Nov. '10 issue.Impressive! Members of the Florida G8 club showed up in numbers with their examples of Pontiac's last muscle car.Congratulations to Ken Wales, who earned Best of Show with his Richelieu Blue '61 Bonneville two-door hardtop.
Eddie Barra's wild '86 Trans Am custom is a New Jersey transplant now making the rounds on Florida's car-show circuit.Derek Stewart shows off his Mysterious (Black) '09 Solstice GXP coupe, and a commemorative plaque featuring the story on his car, which appeared in our May '13 issue.Original-owner Phil Gardner put his '84 Fiero SE in storage in 1988, when he learned GM was soon to discontinue the Fiero. He didn't bring it out again until 2006, and it now sees occasional car-show use.


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Christmas falls on December 25th, and there are 24 items, so if you start today, you only need to find one a day. Go! Stalk Tom Ford until he loves us! Alternatively, you can get us all of these today for Hanukkah.
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After months of waiting, Holyoke residents were finally able to explore the new Melissa Memorial Hospital building during its open house Friday, March 7.
Holyoke High School senior Andy Bencomo and Fleming High School senior Fletcher Gorman received the full-tuition and housing Chick Evans Caddie Scholarship to the University of Colorado through caddying at Ballyneal in Holyoke.
Laura Bittner, executive assistant at Highline Electric Association, retired Feb. 29 after 40-plus years as a Highline employee.
Ten Years Ago
The staff at Centennial Mental Health is settling into its new home at the Phillips County Resource Center at 127 E. Denver St. Formerly located at 109 N. Campbell Ave., the Centennial offices were moved to their new location in January.
The city's municipal well located at Holyoke City Park hit rock bottom last week when the submersible lift pump broke about 20 feet below the surface, dropping the pump and 220 feet of pipe into the well shaft.
Twenty-Five Years Ago
The Koshare Indian Dancers from LaJunta will be performing in Holyoke Saturday, April 30, sponsored as a Holyoke Centennial Show by the Holyoke Chamber of Commerce. The Koshares include about 45-50 Boy Scouts from southern Colorado.
The city's residential street lights have been converted from 175-watt mercury vapor lights to 100-watt high-pressure sodium lights. The new street lights will save the city around $2,806 per year.
Forty Years Ago
The Holyoke Chamber of Commerce trade committee is promoting a favorite store clerk contest in Holyoke.
The Holyoke area was hit by heavy rainfall and high winds Tuesday. By Wednesday, the rain had turned to snow that covered the ground only lightly.
Fifty-one women and 62 babies and children are enrolled in the weekly preschool swimming class taught by Holyoke swim coach Gary Sperber.
Fifty Years Ago
Phillips County was on the edge of one of the biggest snowfalls of the year, which dumped up to 10 or 12 inches of snow in parts of Colorado, including the east central portion of the state.
The laying of the cornerstone for the remodeled St. Patrick's Church will take place Sunday, March 17, the feast-day of its patron.
Work on the new Sterling Savings & Loan Association building here is rapidly nearing completion and the grand opening will be announced soon.
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Thursday lineup, roster move
The Royals open a series in St. Pete tonight against the Tampa Bay Rays. It's a 6:10 start on Fox Sports Kansas City and the Royals Radio Network. Earlier today, LHP John Parrish was placed on the 15-day D.L. (retroactive to April 25) with left rotator cuff inflammation. RHP Victor Marte will be joining the club from Omaha.
Here's your lineup: (DeJesus – DH), (Podsednik – LF), (Butler – 1B), (Guillen – RF), (Callaspo – 2B), (Kendall – C), (Gordon – 3B), (Betancourt – SS), (Maier – CF), (Hochevar – P)


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Jan. 25, 2013
PULLMAN, Wash. - Washington State's freshman guard Taylor Edmondson's game-tying jumper rattled out as time expired, allowing the University of Oregon to hold on for a 70-68 victory at Beasley Coliseum Friday.
The Cougars (5-13, 1-6 Pac-12) were led by sophomore guard Tia Presley's 16 points and freshman guard Lia Galdeira's 13 points. Oregon (3-16, 1-6 Pac-12) knocked down 12 three-pointers and held off WSU's second half rally. Freshman forward Mariah Cooks record seven points and eight rebounds. WSU rebounded from shooting 28 percent in the first half, by hitting 46 percent in the second half.
Oregon built a double-digit lead midway through the first half by way of the three, led by Amanda Delgado's five first-half treys. With Galdeira and Presley forced to sit much of the first half after each committed two early fouls, WSU received a big boost from junior forward Hana Potter who came off the bench and quickly registered six points to keep the Cougars within striking distance at the break. Oregon committed 17 turnovers in the first 20 minutes but hit seven threes while the Cougars shot 28.2 percent from the field.
Washington State opened the second half with two quick buckets, getting one from senior center Sage Romberg followed with a three, freshman guard Dawnyelle Awa got a runner in the lane to fall and redshirt-senior Katie Grad capped the run and cut the Ducks lead to two with a fastbreak layup.
With 6:36 to go, Oregon ended the run with a three but WSU answered as Grad corralled a rebound and quickly went back up for a layin and Cooks followed with a nice post move for a layup that made it a one-point game.
Grad came up big again minutes later, hitting a three from the right wing that tied things up at 60 before Presley gave the Cougars their first lead since early in the game with another runner in the lane. Oregon again came back with a three for a 63-62 advantage with a little over two minutes remaining.
Potter knotted things up at 63 with a free throw and Galdeira followed an Oregon bucket with a driving layup to keep things tied with 48 seconds remaining. The Ducks came up with another three, this time with 28 seconds remaining and later hit two free throws to go up five with 15 seconds left. WSU quickly got the ball in to Galdeira along the right side who hit a deep three from the right wing to bring the Cougars within two. Awa nearly stole the ensuing inbounds pass but her foot was out of bounds when she made the steal and WSU was again forced to foul with nine seconds left. Oregon's Ariel Thomas missed the ensuing free throw, Cooks grabbed the board and fired a long pass to Edmondson who caught the ball just inside WSU's three-point line and put up a shot that rattled off the back rim, allowing the Ducks to clinch the victory.
Oregon's Amanda Delgado finished the game with 21 points after hitting seven threes.
The Cougars wrap up their homestand Sunday against Oregon State University. Tipoff is slated for 1 p.m. and will be webstreamed on Pac-12.org.


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A relatively relaxing morning... For us anyway.
Breakfast and then off the MK. General running around until Jeff ordered an iCloud for the I-rain so it could pour it down at coincidentally the same time Apple announced the IPhone 5 release.
Cue the iPad, some fries (first time this holiday) and a cheesy dip (no jokes please) and an hour of chatting about the anti climax that was the new iPhone.
Off to AKL for dinner. First time we've been there. Quite awe inspiring but we agreed it lacks a little bit of that Disney 'no adults required' magic we like.
Had a glance at the menus for the restaurants. Mild hilarity at trying to work out what "Fufu" is:
We still don't know.
Dinner was very nice though. Left feeling a little sick.
Today's head gear:
Then off to Epcot to watch Illuminations while drinking a Bud Light. This is the second night in a row I've been asked for ID - yay!! Never happens at home!
Oh - some ironic things to mention:
Very large people wearing tshirts announcing "Fitness" something or other.
XXL shirts with a sticker saying "slim fit" (!)
Americans complaining (often loudly) that other children are annoying but allowing theirs to scream the place down.
I could go on but I'll save some for later.
Discovery Cove tomorrow. Whoop!
7.15 am pickup. Boo!
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Following the set of friend and tour mate, Hannah Georgas, Kathleen took the stage to play for a nearly packed house. Kathleen picked up her acoustic guitar and stepped to the mic with confidence in herself and in her music. Kathleen's genuine love for performing connected with the audience and a cohesive energy was alive.
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Jaegers objective
Posted 07 July 2011 - 08:37 PM
I'm lately able to pick up a Jaegers 6" f/10 objective for a bit over $400, but it's uncoated, and is just glass - no cell. There's a 6" cell on the classifieds for $60.....
Otherwise, my 'affordable' choice is an Istar, a bit more $$, but coated, and in a cell.
What do y'all think??
Posted 07 July 2011 - 09:12 PM
One other thing, the Istar cell has a collimation flange built in. A Jaegers cell does not, that may be an issue depnding on the design of your ota.
Posted 07 July 2011 - 11:13 PM
Then there's the OD/ID compatibility with the loose lens elements and the $60 cell. If it is bored too small they won't fit and the cell would have to be bored out larger. If the lenses do fit in it, they'll still have to be edge-shimmed to keep them centered in the bore to within 0.002", preferably less.
Given all these unknowns, I think the IStar lens is the lower risk way to go. But if you're a real experimentalist, get the Jaegers and keep us posted on your progress!
Posted 08 July 2011 - 05:32 AM
The incremental cost between a new,coated lens in a proper fitting cell and the Jaegers isn't much. If you're going to put time and $ into the new OTA you might as well build it around a known quantity.
Posted 08 July 2011 - 04:22 PM
Istar objectives are not entirely without issues, but they seem more than willing to rectify problems, should they occur. With the Jaegers, I open the box, and hope for the best.
Posted 09 July 2011 - 08:58 PM
Posted 10 July 2011 - 01:03 PM
I have a strong feeling that the lens elements are coated. Jaegers' old catalog ad list these objective as being coated. None were listed as uncoated. I believe there is a very fine coating on the lens elements, much like those on my 85mm/1333mm Jaegers objective, which was also listed as being uncoated prior to me purchasing it. Once I receive my 6" f/10 achromat, I will confirm if it has a coating and report back.
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Posted 10 July 2011 - 04:01 PM
If you have the 6" f/10 Jaegers, I am sure everyone concerned would be happy to know that information. But, please do not take any unforeseen chances with your fine instrument.
Posted 10 July 2011 - 04:09 PM
And there are other CNers with Jaegers scopes. Maybe one of them (like Clint Whitman?) knows more about spacers here than I do.
Posted 10 July 2011 - 04:50 PM
Posted 11 July 2011 - 10:58 PM
I inquired with Clint Whitman and I am awaiting his reply. I will be sure to let you know what I find out once I know. Of course, I also look forward to your finding as well.
Posted 12 July 2011 - 07:27 AM
I'm having trouble finding a price list that includes the 6" f/10 Jaegers. Is it on the Surplus Shed website or elsewhere?
Posted 12 July 2011 - 09:14 AM
"Not all Jaegers lenses were that good. One of our guys here has a 6"F15 that was made in the later years when the old man had retired and someone else ran the business. This lens is very poor with lots of zones and poor figure."
When you buy surplus you always need to remember that there is a reason these lenses are surplus. Perhaps they were never coated because they were not up to standard.
Fred has always been good to deal with at SS but I would want some reassurance that I wouldn't get stuck with a sup-par piece of glass.
Posted 12 July 2011 - 09:38 AM
Roland Christen once stated:
"Not all Jaegers lenses were that good. One of our guys here has a 6"F15 that was made in the later years when the old man had retired and someone else ran the business. This lens is very poor with lots of zones and poor figure."
When you buy surplus you always need to remember that there is a reason these lenses are surplus. Perhaps they were never coated because they were not up to standard.
Fred has always been good to deal with at SS but I would want some reassurance that I wouldn't get stuck with a sup-par piece of glass.
A dice throw to be sure. While a totally different animal, my own Jaegers 6" f/5 lens was disappointing at 83x (9 mm Nagler), not even considering the color. That's only 14x per inch. An old friends 6" f/8 Jaegers was likewise not a stunner.
It looks like the surplus lenses turning up are priced accordingly, about on par with the Chinese achromats. I think I would go the extra $500 to get a new D&G lens. The extra money gets you MgFl coatings, a choice of focal length, an adjustable cell - and very low risk and quality question marks. And by the time Barry delivers, you can have the rest of the project put togther
Posted 12 July 2011 - 10:04 AM
I'm at an advantage because I have an OTA and mount at the ready!
I'll say this, I don't expect much as I am a skeptic about why these weren't made into complete units in the first place. I have a feeling that when they were being produced, one would have a tray of crowns and a tray of flints and the optician would find the best combination by trying out different elements. Just picking a crown and flint sight-unseen will be a bit of an adventure.
If I didn't partake in the back of my mind I'll always think about why I didn't take a chance!
If I can get a decent image I'll compare it side-by-side with my Istar objective and keep the winner...
Just in case I picked up a 4" f15 coated and mounted... that is the steal of the lot if you ask me, but we love our aperture around here, don't we?
Posted 12 July 2011 - 01:44 PM
Posted 12 July 2011 - 01:53 PM
Jagers Optical always offered most of its objectives as coated or uncoated, and 'loose' or in a cell. The only Jaegers lens that I have looked through is my own 105mm f15
and it has proven to be a great little lens. I was looking forward to the Surplus Shed sales of the Jaegers stuff that they picked up, but now I'm not sure? If you get one test it immediately (double pass Ronchi should be enough) so that you can return it if it doesn't measure up. Still the prices that I am starting to see from them are sorta high for an unknown vintage of what used to be very fine optics.
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Posted 12 July 2011 - 05:25 PM
Yes, it is on the SurpluShed website. Just read the instructions at the top page of my website.
Posted 12 July 2011 - 05:52 PM
Can you tell me what 127mm lens you Ronchi tested? If it was the 127 f/9.4 sold by SurpluShed, I would love to know what you determeined the lens element spacing to be. Look forward to your reply.
As for the Jaegers lenses being sold by SurpluShed, I am told they perform a Ronchi test on each of them to verify a good figure.
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Within this project we are investigating the use of ferromagnetic sensor arrays to create novel user interface systems. We have developed a number of prototype systems and created a range of applications for use with the sensor array. We are currently exploring the use of the device for creative expression, particularly as an electronic music interface. This work has been done in collaboration with Jon Hook from the Culture Lab, Newcastle University.
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Lake McConaughy will host its very first ATV riding event—ATV Jamboree at Lake McConaughy—Sept. 27-29. This is the first time the Nebraska Game & Parks Commission has permitted ATV riding at the state's largest lake recreation area.
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Growth in Latin America
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The Latin American economy continues to grow, and with it more retailers are investing in their IT. I recently traveled to Honduras with several retail industry leaders to visit Plan Escalon, a school that receives support from Retail ROI. I told the roughly 600 students and staff that Oracle was committed to growth in the region and already has offices in Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Costa Rica, Mexico, Peru, and Venezuela.
Retailers such as Grupo Pão de Açúcar, Mercal, OXXO, Farmatodo, Renner, Falabella, Pernambucanas, and CM continue to expand domestically, while North American retailers like Best Buy, Lowes, Walmart, and 7-11 move further into Latin America.
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The Yellow Dot program will be something new for drivers in Sumter County in just a couple of weeks.
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Microsoft is hosting a two-day workshop on the Microsoft Biology Foundation (MBF), an open-source Microsoft .NET library and application programming interface for bioinformatics research. The MBF workshop will take place October 20 and 21, 2011, at the University of California, San Diego. On both days, the workshop will start at 9:00 A.M. and end at approximately 5:00 P.M. It will include a quick introduction to Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, the Microsoft .NET Framework, C#, and the MBF object model. Attendees will participate in hands-on labs and write a sample application that employs the file parsers, algorithms, and web connectors in MBF.
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The program will cover the modules that are listed on the Microsoft Biology Foundation Training site. The sessions will combine lectures and hands-on labs; in order to participate, please bring a laptop with Microsoft Visual Studio 2010 installed. Students and educators can acquire Visual Studio 2010 through the Microsoft DreamSpark program or through the MSDN Academic Alliance (MSDNAA) program (if your department is a member). Alternatively, anyone can install Microsoft Visual C# 2010 Express for free (product registration is required). Note that the feature sets for Visual Studio vary and Visual Studio Express will work but will not have all the functionality of the Professional or Ultimate versions and our trainer may utilize these more advanced features during the course.
Module 1: Introduction to the Microsoft Biology Foundation and Command Line Tools
This module provides an overview of the Microsoft Biology Foundation (MBF), its intended scenarios, and included command-line tools. It shows you how to obtain MBF, what is required to use it, and, most importantly, how to get started with MBF by using scripting environments such as Python and PowerShell. It also introduces several free tools for batch file analysis that were built with MBF, as well as a few add-ins for popular numeric and scientific analysis programs that you can use even if you do not have much programming knowledge.
Module 2: Programming with Visual Studio 2010 and C#
This is a comprehensive introduction to the Microsoft Visual Studio programming environment and Microsoft .NET. Learn how to create a project, what is .NET, how to get started with C#, and runtime debugging. The hands-on lab helps you get experience building applications in Visual Studio 2010. It walks you through the steps that are required to create a console application, interfaces and types that implement those interfaces in C#, a library to hold common (shared) code, and a simple Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) application by using the shared library.
Module 3: Building Applications with MBF
To really take advantage of the power that is offered by MBF, you can write programs in .NET that build on top of the core features MBF provides. This module provides an overview of the types that are included in MBF, and introduces you to the core features of the programming platform—including how to represent sequences, load and save data, and analyze and run algorithms on sequences. The hands-on lab helps you gain experience working with sequences, parsers, formatters, and the transcription algorithm that is supplied in MBF. It walks you through the steps that are required to build a simple Windows Forms application that can load a set of sequences from a file, transcribe them, and then write those sequences to the same or a different file.
Module 4: Working with Sequences
This module examines the Sequence data type in MBF. Learn how to load sequences into memory and save them, the different sequence types that are available, how to use sequence metadata, and how data virtualization support enables support for large data sets. The hands-on lab familiarizes you with managing sequences and sequence items by using MBF interfaces, properties, and methods to create a WPF application to visualize the data.
Module 5: Parsers and Formatters
This module explores MBF's built-in sequence parsers, formatters, alphabets, and encoders. It also introduces the method of expanding MBF with custom alphabets, parsers, and formatters. The hands-on lab walks you through the steps that are required to build a simple custom parser and formatter for a fabricated biology data format, and then plug it into MBF and the sequence viewer/editor that were created in Module 3.
Module 6: Algorithms
This module examines the algorithms that are defined in MBF for sequence alignment, multi-sequence alignment, sequence fragment assembly, transcription, translation, and pattern matching against sequences, and explains how to create custom algorithms. The hands-on lab walks you through the required steps to build an application that runs algorithms against sequences that are loaded with MBF and perform sequence alignment, assembly, and transformations.
Module 7: Web Services
This module introduces Microsoft .NET web services, the web service architecture in MBF, the built-in web service support in MBF for BLAST, and ClustalW; how to call these services asynchronously; and presents a detailed example of how to build custom service wrappers. The hands-on lab walks you through the steps of building an application that executes the BLAST algorithm by using web services against sequences loaded with MBF. You will get some experience loading and identifying web service handlers for BLAST, passing sequences and sequence fragments to BLAST, changing the BLAST parameters, and displaying the results from a BLAST run.
Date and Venue
October 20–21, 2011
University of California, San Diego
Atkinson Hall, Room 4004
San Diego, CA, United States


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Jr. Tylenol Side Effects
Generic Name: acetaminophen
Note: This page contains information about the side effects of acetaminophen. Some of the dosage forms included on this document may not apply to the brand name Jr. Tylenol.
For the Consumer
Applies to acetaminophen: capsule, capsule liquid filled, elixir, liquid, powder, powder for solution, solution, suppository, suspension, syrup, tablet, tablet chewable, tablet disintegrating, tablet effervescent, tablet extended release
Other dosage forms:
In addition to its needed effects, some unwanted effects may be caused by acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol). In the event that any of these side effects do occur, they may require medical attention.
Severity: Major
You should check with your doctor immediately if any of these side effects occur when taking acetaminophen:Rare:
- Bloody or black, tarry stools
- bloody or cloudy urine
- fever with or without chills (not present before treatment and not caused by the condition being treated)
- pain in the lower back and/or side (severe and/or sharp)
- pinpoint red spots on the skin
- skin rash, hives, or itching
- sore throat (not present before treatment and not caused by the condition being treated)
- sores, ulcers, or white spots on the lips or in the mouth
- sudden decrease in the amount of urine
- unusual bleeding or bruising
- unusual tiredness or weakness
- yellow eyes or skin
If any of the following symptoms of overdose occur while taking acetaminophen, get emergency help immediately:Symptoms of overdose:
- Diarrhea
- increased sweating
- loss of appetite
- nausea or vomiting
- stomach cramps or pain
- swelling, pain, or tenderness in the upper abdomen or stomach area
For Healthcare Professionals
Applies to acetaminophen: compounding powder, intravenous solution, oral capsule, oral granule effervescent, oral liquid, oral powder for reconstitution, oral suspension, oral tablet, oral tablet chewable, oral tablet disintegrating, oral tablet extended release, rectal suppository
In general, acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) is well-tolerated when administered in therapeutic doses.[Ref]
Alcoholic patients may develop hepatotoxicity after even modest doses of acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) In healthy patients, approximately 15 grams of acetaminophen is necessary to deplete liver glutathione stores by 70% in a 70 kg person. However, hepatotoxicity has been reported following smaller doses. Glutathione concentrations may be repleted by the antidote N-acetylcysteine. One case report has suggested that hypothermia may also be beneficial in decreasing liver damage during overdose.
In a recent retrospective study of 306 patients admitted for acetaminophen overdose, 6.9% had severe liver injury but all recovered. None of the 306 patients died.
A 19-year-old female developed hepatotoxicity, reactive plasmacytosis and agranulocytosis followed by a leukemoid reaction after acute acetaminophen toxicity.[Ref]
Hepatic side effects including severe and sometimes fatal dose dependent hepatitis have been reported in alcoholic patients. Hepatotoxicity has been increased during fasting. Several cases of hepatotoxicity from chronic acetaminophen therapy at therapeutic doses have also been reported despite a lack of risk factors for toxicity.[Ref]
One study has suggested that acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) may precipitate acute biliary pain and cholestasis. The mechanism of this effect may be related to inhibition of prostaglandin and alterations in the regulation of the sphincter of Oddi.[Ref]
Gastrointestinal side effects have included nausea (34%) and vomiting (15%). Cases of acute pancreatitis have been reported rarely.[Ref]
Renal side effects are rare and have included acute renal failure, acute tubular necrosis, and interstitial nephritis. Adverse renal effects are most often observed after overdose, after chronic abuse (often with multiple analgesics), or in association with acetaminophen-related hepatotoxicity.[Ref]
Acute tubular necrosis usually occurs in conjunction with liver failure, but has been observed as an isolated finding in rare cases. A possible increase in the risk of renal cell carcinoma has been associated with chronic acetaminophen use as well.
One case-control study of patients with end-stage renal disease suggested that long term consumption of acetaminophen may significantly increase the risk of end-stage renal disease particularly in patients taking more than two pills per day.
However, a recent cohort study of analgesia use of initially healthy men concluded that moderate use of analgesics including acetaminophen was not associated with increased risk of renal disease.[Ref]
Hypersensitivity side effects including anaphylaxis and fixed drug eruptions have been reported rarely in association with acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) use.[Ref]
Hematologic side effects including rare cases of thrombocytopenia associated with acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) have been reported. Acute thrombocytopenia has also been reported as having been caused by sensitivity to acetaminophen glucuronide, the major metabolite of acetaminophen. Methemoglobinemia with resulting cyanosis has been observed in the setting of acute overdose.[Ref]
Dermatologic side effects including erythematous skin rashes associated with acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) have been reported, but are rare. Acetaminophen associated bullous erythema and purpura fulminans have been reported. One case of toxic epidermal necrolysis associated with acetaminophen administered to a pediatric patient has been reported. Dermatologic side effects associated with IV acetaminophen have included infusion site pain and peripheral edema.
Very rare potentially fatal skin reactions: Stevens-Johnson syndrome (SJS), toxic epidermal necrolysis (TEN), and acute generalized exanthematous pustulosis (AGEP).[Ref]
Respiratory side effects have included dyspnea and a case of acetaminophen-induced eosinophilic pneumonia.[Ref]
Two cases hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) Both patients experienced significant decreases in blood pressure. One of the two patients required pressor agents to maintain adequate mean arterial pressures. Neither episode was associated with symptoms of anaphylaxis. Neither patient was rechallenged after resolution of the initial episode.[Ref]
Cardiovascular side effects including hypertension and hypotension have been reported following the administration of acetaminophen.[Ref]
Metabolic side effects have included hypokalemia. Metabolic side effects including metabolic acidosis have been reported following a massive overdose of acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) [Ref]
In the case of metabolic acidosis, causality is uncertain as more than one drug was ingested. The case of metabolic acidosis followed the ingestion of 75 grams of acetaminophen, 1.95 grams of aspirin, and a small amount of a liquid household cleaner. The patient also had a history of seizures which the authors reported may have contributed to an increased lactate level indicative of metabolic acidosis.[Ref]
Nervous system
Nervous system side effects associated with IV acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) have included headache (10%), insomnia (7%), and fatigue.
Musculoskeletal side effects associated with acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) IV have included muscle spasms and trismus.
Psychiatric side effects associated with acetaminophen (the active ingredient contained in Jr. Tylenol) IV have included anxiety.
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