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ELON, N.C. - Elon University will hold a news conference on Thursday, December 12, at 12 p.m. in which Director of Athletics Dave Blank will introduce the new head coach of Phoenix football to members of the media and the Elon community.
The news conference will be held in the Walker Room inside Alumni Field House on the Elon campus. The event is open to thepublic and Phoenix fans are encouraged to attend.
Sources close to the situation say the new head coach will be Rich Skrosky from Ball State.
Skrosky is the former offensive coordinator at Elon under former head coach Pete Lembo. Skrosky left Elon with Lembo for Ball State, where he was also the offensive coordinator.
Skrosky's main recruiting area for the Cardinals was North Carolina; specifically the Triad.
Skrosky has 30 years of coaching experience.
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2010 Goodguys Southwestern Nationals Scottsdale - Hot In ScottsdaleWritten on May 1, 2011 Turning up the heat at the Goodguys Southwestern Nationals
The 2010 Goodguys car show season ended right where it began. Scottsdale, just east of Phoenix, was the site of the season-opening Spring Nationals in March and the big finale Southwest Nationals in November.
The weekend before Thanksgiving provides perfect hot rod weather in the middle of Arizona. With a climate that caters to year-round cruising (except when it's too hot), it's no surprise that Scottsdale boasts such a high number of hot rodders. Some of them are year-round residents and some are snowbirds migrating from chilly places to spend the winter someplace hot. Either way, the Southwest Nationals is their chance to keep driving their cars while hot rodders in the rest of the country are getting ready for hibernation. Whatever the weather's like where you live, it's hot in Scottsdale, and the hottest spot of all is WestWorld, where 2,000 hot rods, customs, trucks, and muscle cars get together for three days of fun.
Look carefully at these photos and you'll notice that some cars are parked on grass and some are parked on pavement. The pavement is the upper area of the grounds, adjacent to the 100,000-square-foot Multipurpose Tent. Inside the Tent, an uncountable number of aftermarket manufacturer and vendor booths display their products. Outside the tent, Goodguys sets up its corrals for various categories (Ya Gotta Drive em and Homebuilt Heaven being two of our favorites) on Saturday and its winners' circles on Sunday. The grass is the Polo Field, a 19-acre basin packed, for three days anyway, with more vehicles and more vendors. Up the hill on the far side of the Polo Field, buyers and sellers get together at the swap meet and Cars 4 Sale corral.
By the time you read this article, it'll be time to head back to Scottsdale. The 2011 Goodguys season begins as soon as the cars start rolling into WestWorld for the Spring Nationals, held March 11-13. There may still be snow on the ground where you live, but it's going to be hot in Scottsdale.
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Charley Ogden,
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Charley Ogden is a Scottsdale native and a year-round hot rodder, as well as the proud owner of this deep blue, Blue Oval delivery, the most recent addition to Street Rodder and Ford Racing's Best Ford in a Ford list, which honors guys, like Ogden, who opt to run a late-model Ford engine in their Ford street rod.
Ogden didn't have to drive far to get to the Southwest Nats, but told us that his '40 sedan delivery was built to drive. That's not just talk in the 23 years he's owned it, he has driven the Ford more than 100,000 miles. Ogden's delivery features a Mustang II front suspension, parallel leafs, and Chassis Engineering components underneath to drop the delivery to ground level. Numerous body modifications include rounded door corners, shaved brightwork and hardware, and hidden hinges on the rear delivery door. Orange pinstriping along the beltline matches the firewall, and the steelies. In the summer of 2010, he decided to pump some new life into the faithful and much-driven delivery with a new 306ci crate motor from Ford Racing, tied to a Ford C4 transmission.
He's proud to show it at events around the West, but for Charley, the real fun is firing it up and hitting the road. He said he loves driving the deliverypassing cars and trucks on his way to wherever he feels like going.
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This custom '61 Olds Super 88 is known to many Southern California car showgoers. Owner Tom Karp from Yorba Linda, California, made the trip to the Southwest Nats to show it off to the Scottsdale crowds and win the Slick 60's Pick.The Goodguys crew selected Tom and Karen Sippel's gold Deuce coupe for a Rodder's Rep award. The rake, paint, Billet Specialties rims with knock-off caps, and every other element come together on this tasty trad-inspired three-window.For outright having fun, it'd be hard to find an old-time hot rod more suited to that purpose than this cool maroon '25 Ford modified, owned by Jason Nomad from Phoenix.We did a double take at Steve Szymanski's '63. We thought it was a Ford, but here it's tagged as a Merc M100. It's an F-100 with a narrowed '63 Monterey grille, built at Szymanski's shop, Industrial Chassis. The dual turbo'd 427 is backed by a Tremec TR-3550 trans.Our favorite thing (of many) about Fred Cox's '50 Bel Air is that it is owner-built, including the 235 six-cylinder engine. Other favorites are the Lancer caps, pinstriping, side pipes, and split bench seat with red upholstery and black tuck 'n' roll inserts.Car show tip: Head to the outer edges to find some cool cars. Nonpower-parker Larry Bohnen found a spot at the far end for his steel-bodied, full-fendered '32 Ford three-window coupe, showing off a blown small-block 350.Bob and Leanne Kleiner wanted to drive something different so a rare '54 Kaiser Manhattan was the perfect choice. A 454 big-block replaces the stock McCulloch-blown flathead six-cylinder. The insides are modified with a Camaro dash and Bonneville seats.Peter Ask's sanitary '32 roadster was built from the ground up at Snyder Street Rods. The whole car is immaculate, including that Weiand-blown Flathead and the undercarriage, painted the same color as the Dearborn Deuce body.
Plymouths and Dodges are great Gasser material. The Moon tank, fenderwell headers, big 'n' littles, rollbar, racing buckets, race tach, and bug catcher-topped blown Hemi, drew our attention to Jeff Agosti's '48 Plymouth sedan.Maund stacks, triple Stromberg 97s, and an Offy manifold top the inline-six in Bryce Skalla's '30 Model A roadster, channeled over Z'd 'rails. Red spoke wheels and wide whites on vintage skinny rubber are a great addition. So are bomber-style bucket seats.Bill Sage has owned this '51 Chevy since 1959. Since then, it's been updated with an small-block, Mustang II front suspension, Olds one-piece windshield, leather interior, custom console, banjo wheel, and a sweet shade of metallic green paint with ghost flames."Wasabi," this eyeball-sizzlin' green '50 Merc, was parked at the Hi-Speed Rods & Customs booth, where the 383-powered, candy-colored custom drew a crowd all weekend. We heard that famed customizer Dick Dean performed the 5-inch chop in the '70s.Shelby and Skye Pippin's '23 T-bucket, with a 302 motor and C4 trans, was a contender in the Young Guys category for rodders 25 years old and younger. Except for the paint, everything on this hot rod was done at home in the Pippin's garage.His car's been on the road since June, but Todd Estal from Mesa is still working on the '32 Vicky highboy, a two-year project (so far) built around a Downs body. Some grille shell pinstriping add a little color along with the steel rims.The great-looking paint, clean white interior, and numerous customizations on Allan and Connie Wash's slammed, shaved, and scalloped '51 Chevy helped earn the minty fresh sled the Sooo Low award from Goodguys.Here's another blend of resto outside (not counting the mirrors) and updated inside. Bill and Gail Johnson's low-slung '50 Olds, running a ZZ4 and 700-R4, features a tan-upholstered interior to go along with the apple red paint.
Randy Corson could be heading to the lake, pulling a '38 Century Thunderbolt "gentleman's racer" behind his '49 Ford woodie. Both the wagon and the boat are Flathead powered; there's a marine six-cylinder in the boat.Steve Soloy noted that the 241ci Dodge Hemi in his '33 Plymouth PD sedan weighs about the same as a Chevy small-block. He built a homemade manifold for the triple Rochester carbs. He's owned this "driveway project" for 20 years and 100,000 miles.All the way from Portland, Oregon, Brad Barnes' outstanding '29 Ford Touring is loaded with a Flathead running a pair of Stromberg 97s with frogmouth scoops and an Eddie Edmunds intake manifold.Long-time hot rodder Dennis Pierce nailed the look and flavor of the old days with his Zipper-modified lakester. The '31 Model A engine underhood makes it the only four-banger Zipper, Pierce says.Even more impressive than the bodywork on Bob Gietl's '52 Buick (modified grille, frenched headlights and bumper, nosed hood, shaved panels) is the interior with front and rear leather buckets and full-length console—and the 5.3L LS engine underhood.Joe and Ryan Mapes, Tucson, AZ / '32 Ford sedan The coolest Fordor in Scottsdale must have been this father-and-son-built 500ci Caddy-powered Deuce, riding on a Lobeck chassis with Pete & Jakes suspension components, black leather upholstery, rolls and pleats extend through the interior. Father, Joe, and son, Ryan, chose the color to emulate Model A paint.Jim Levi, Tucson, AZ / '34 Ford coupe Former-racer Jim Levi is now a rodder and has owned this Hemi-packed '34 coupe for about five years. The 392 has an Inglése Induction system with four Weber 48 IDA carbs. When he drove the car to Scottsdale, it was showing off some just-added pinstriping that matches the cinnamon-colored Italian leather interior.Jack and Sue White, Spokane, WA / '49 Cadillac convertible The big black Cadillac keeps the Whites cruising in style. In four years, they've covered 12,000 miles in the chopped 'n' dropped convertible. With a "baby big-block" 425 Caddy mill underhood, RideTech suspension components, Eldorado seats, and factory electric top, it looks like a custom and rides like a Cadillac.John Hicks, Scottsdale, AZ / '53 Buick Skylark Custom bodywork on John's just-finished Buick includes a pie-cut hood, modified grille (with elongated teeth), and front bumper, plus a permanently affixed chopped cloth top. The frame is from Art Morrison and the engine is a potent 572ci Chevy big-block. Interior amenities include high-end, furniture-quality leather upholstery and satellite radio.
Don and Carolyn Smith, Mansfield, TX / '32 Ford roadster pickup A S.Co.T. blower and a couple of 97s on top of a Navarro Flathead is the perfect powerplant for this Pagan Gold metalflake rpu with diamond tuft interior and Winters quick-change. Don built it with Deuce roadster windshield and posts, and a roadster dash. The car rolls on real knock-off wheels and carried us straight back to the '60s.Manfred and Connie Wagner, Phoenix, AZ / '39 Chevrolet coupe This LT1-powered Chevy was originally street-rodded in 1978. In the '90s it was used to haul an enclosed trailer carrying a roadster to car shows. Now it's a show car again. The last paint was shot 20 years ago. Billet Specialties 18s and 20s, Baer brakes, and leather-covered '94 Mustang convertible seats are more recent additions.Kyle Hart, Mesa, AZ / '55 Chevrolet pickup Our pickup pick is this screamin' yellow '55. The bright paint on Kyle Hart's Chevy is a custom mix close to the contemporary Chevy Wheatland Yellow with some gold pearl clear to bring it out even more. The TCI Engineering chassis and 20-inch five-spoke Americans further update this homebuilt pickup, pulled along by a 350 SBC.Mike and Amber Kerwin, Tucson, AZ / '32 Ford sedan The maroon chopped Tudor could've rolled right out of an old-time magazine, due in part to the split 'bones, '35 Ford wires, and LeBaron Bonney mohair upholstery. The Chevy-powered Deuce happens to be the favorite car of 2-year-old Aidan, who calls it "her hot rod." After all, she likes to help with it as much as her dad does.Larry Boughter, Tempe, AZ / '32 Ford coupe Larry Boughter built this Brookville steel-bodied and fendered Deuce three-window coupe with a nod to tradition, but updated the drivetrain with a FastBurn 385 crate small-block engine and a Tremec five-speed transmission. The ink-black paint is complemented by Ron Mangus' beautiful deep tan upholstery.Don Stevens, Mesa, AZ / '29 Ford roadster Don Stevens wanted a genuine hot rod—owner-built using '28-48 parts. His Model A is the real thing, with a Navarro flattie, dual 48s, E&J headlights, Hallock windshield, and some rare stuff like the Hexagon intake and the Veda wheel caps on Kelsey Hayes wires. Stevens did all the work except the 'striping and carving the Norm Grabowski skull shifter knob.


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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Smokey Robinson and Berry Gordy will be the first to accept a new award given out by the Grammy Museum.
They'll get the museum's first-ever Architects of Sound award at a gala next month.
The Architect of Sound Awards honor those who are catalysts in changing the musical legacy of America, and who helped shape the sound of a specific genre, according to the Grammy Museum's website.
Randy Jackson will host.
Boyz II Men and Kelly Rowland will perform.


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Umami Mart: The Best of Japanese Barware
Store Profile
- Location: Oakland, California & Online
- Specialty: Modern barware & tabletop from Japan
- Price range: ($$) Mid-Range
- Website: umamimart.com/shop
Store History
- Founded: November 20120
- Founded by: Yoko and Kayoko
- Headquarters: San Francisco, California
The Umamimart Shop imports high-quality kitchen, table and barware from Japan (and beyond the galaxy) for your cooking, eating + drinking pleasure. Everything you find on the Umamimart Shop is finely hand-picked and curated by Trader Yoko and Kayoko Akabori, editor of Umamimart. Yoko and Kayoko met in high school in Cupertino, CA. After skipping town for ten years—Yoko to Tokyo and Kayoko to New York City—they returned to the Bay Area to launch the Umamimart Shop together in November 2010.
The beginning of autumn has us thinking about cocktail soirees and dinner parties. Time to get stock the bar! For a modern bar, Umami Mart brings the best barware and tabletop from Japan to the US. Their sparse Oakland space is a perfect backdrop for showcasing the modern silhouettes and simple forms of the imported goods.
After operating a web store for a couple of years, Umami Mart owners Yoko and Kayoko decided to make the move to a brick and mortar shop. The decision came mainly from necessity – the amount of product was starting to overtake Yoko's apartment. The pair enlisted the help of Anders Arhøj, who was in town for a month's stay at Berkeley. Anders himself had lived in Japan for a year so he was able to bring a first hand design sensibility to the store.
Since Umami Mart started as a web store, you, of course, don't have to be in the Bay Area to appreciate it. The web shop is stocked with modern glassware, barware and accessories that can be shipped anywhere. Our favorite is Anders' Special Design Umami Mart Travel Mug for $23.
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May 21, 2014
Risk of HIV
Even though oral sex carries a lower risk of HIV transmission than other sexual activities, the risk is not zero. It is difficult to measure the exact risk because people who practice oral sex may also practice other forms of sex during the same encounter. When transmission occurs, it may be the result of oral sex or other, riskier sexual activities, such as anal or vaginal sex.
If the person receiving oral sex has HIV, their blood, semen, pre-seminal fluid, or vaginal fluid may contain the virus. If the person performing oral sex has HIV, blood from their mouth may enter the body of the person receiving oral sex through the lining of the urethra (the opening at the tip of the penis), vagina, cervix, or anus, or through cuts and sores.
Several factors may increase the risk of HIV transmission through oral sex, including oral ulcers, bleeding gums, genital sores, and the presence of other sexually transmitted diseases (STDs).
Risk of Other Infections
In addition to HIV, other organisms can be transmitted through oral sex with an infected partner, leading to herpes, syphilis, gonorrhea, genital warts (human papillomavirus, or HPV), intestinal parasites (amebiasis), or hepatitis A or B infection.
Reducing the Risk
The following things can reduce the risk of getting HIV through oral sex:
The risk of getting HIV from oral sex is lower if you are already taking pre-exposure prophylaxis (PrEP) consistently and correctly or if your partner is living with HIV and is taking antiretroviral therapy (ART) consistently and correctly. PrEP is a drug (Truvada) that can be prescribed to people at substantial risk of HIV to prevent infection. ART is a combination of drugs to treat HIV in people who already have HIV.
Keep in mind that barrier methods are the only way to protect against some STDs, including gonorrhea of the throat. Although the chance of getting or transmitting HIV from rimming (mouth to rectum) is small, there is a greater chance of transmitting hepatitis A and B, parasites, and other bacteria to the partner who is doing the rimming. There are effective vaccines that protect against hepatitis A and B and the human papillomavirus infections (HPV).
For information on reducing the risk of HIV infection from anal or vaginal sex or for information on PrEP, please visit the HIV Basics section.
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This article was provided by U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Visit the CDC's website to find out more about their activities, publications and services.
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Chuck Schwanekamp earned four varsity letters as an offensive lineman on Butler's football teams from 1974 to 1977. He helped lead the Bulldogs to three conference championships, and he earned first team All-Heartland Collegiate Conference honors as a senior. Following his graduation from Butler in 1978, he began a successful high school football coaching career at Bishop Chatard High School in Indianapolis and at Plainfield High School. He's one of just three coaches to lead two different high schools to the Indiana state football finals. He led Bishop Chatard to Indiana state football championships in 1983 and 1984, and he guided Plainfield to a state runner-up finish in 2001.


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Welcome to the official USCGC TAHOMA web site. This site is intended
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Lauren W. Grubb, 69, of Kingsley, Iowa passed away Tuesday, September 25, 2012 at Mercy Medical Center in Sioux City, Iowa. His funeral will be 10:30 a.m. Monday, October 1, 2012 at the Kingsley United Methodist Church with Pastor Karen Garrison officiating. Interment will be at the Kingsley Cemetery. Visitation will be after 4:00 p.m. Sunday, September 30, 2012 at the Kingsley United Methodist Church with a 7:00 p.m. Prayer Service Sunday evening at the church. Visitation will continue Monday morning from 9:30 a.m. until service time. Arrangements are pending with the Carlsen Funeral Home of Le Mars. Expressions of sympathy can be extended to the family through www.carlsenfuneralhome.com.
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