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Born in Flatbush, NY on June 7, 1955, Forsythe grew up with a movie-obsessed mother who schooled him in actors and films from Hollywood's Golden Age. But his interest in performing did not fully develop until a teacher forced him to play Caesar in a school production of Shakespeare's "Julius Caesar." The acting bug bit deep, with Forsythe appearing in numerous high school plays before setting out for Manhattan at age 17 to try his hand at professional acting. The gambit worked. Forsythe found frequent work in summer stock and other stage shows on and off-Broadway, including several turns in musicals which took advantage of his opera training. Eventually, Forsythe made his way to California, ... Continue Bio >>
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Dianne from Boothbay Asks:
I own a 200+ year old Inn, and have owned other older homes therefore, I have spent my share of fall weatherizing.
Currently I have an area in the basement with a stone foundation that is quite drafty. I would like to know the best way to keep out air leaks in the foundation from the outside. The area of one wall is not accessible from inside, last year I stacked bags of mulch along the foundation which worked well as I used the mulch around gardens that spring. I don't need more mulch, and I would like to know a less obvious and more attractive way of insulating those areas.
I use "mortite" to insulate old windows, it is very easy to apply, seals the old sashes and is hidden well in guest rooms and common areas.
I also use "blue board" painted black to close up a fireplace that does not have a damper, the fireplace screen holds it in place.
Tom Caron of Northeast Inspection Services Answers:
This might be difficult. If by "not accessible" you mean you can look in or see the wall, you may be able to have the spray foam insulation guys get their product in there. If it's totally inaccessible, the solution would be to apply insulation, and then cover it up. Again, spray foam is the best, because it insulates and also totally air seals.
The problem is that you would have to enclose it. The solution would be to build a skirt over it. This would be a frame with a sloped board on the top and siding of some kind on the vertical surface.
Now you are facing water from your roof landing on it. You would possibly need to install a gutter over the area. Does this help?
By the way, that blue board may be leaking like crazy all around its edges. When we do a blower door test, we find amazing air leaks in places like that.
A great alternative is a chimney balloon. Google that! Also remember, those old chimneys frequently had thimbles, or covered openings along their run to the roof. Also, the interior of the chimney gets really cold in winter and makes adjacent walls cold.
You might want to put a sealed cover on the top of the chimney. A good approach is to get a piece of slate that's larger than the chimney top and attach it with silicone.
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By Mike Bush
St. Louis, MO (KSDK) -- It's 7:00 a.m. at St. Louis Children's Hospital, and with the new day comes new hope for a four-year-old boy.
"It's like Christmas morning. This is the big day," said Wentzville's Kelli Tolle.
Pediatric Surgeon Dr. Brad Warner will be performing what he hopes is life saving surgery.
There's fear and tears when little Patrick Booker is taken into the operating room, but this is the reason he and his grandmother Kormassa Boi journeyed more than 5,000 miles from home. Patrick is from Monrovia, Liberia, located on the western coast of Africa. In early September, he accidentally drank caustic soda, which is used to make local soap. It seared his esophagus.
"As the burn begins to heal it causes scar formation and the scar formation squeezes down the opening of the esophagus," said Dr. Brad Warner from St. Louis Children's Hospital.
Patrick was unable to eat and was wasting away. His grandmother, Kormassa Boi, says she would lie on the floor next to him trying to stay awake.
"At night, I used to be worried that he might die when I'm asleep," she said.
But fate asserted itself.
Halfway across the world, Wentzville, Missouri's Corey Tolle got a phone call from his partner.
"He says would you happen to have any contacts in the medical field?" he said.
Tolle works out of his home for Crystal Enterprises, a mining company. His partner was working in Liberia when he read about Patrick in a local newspaper.
Less than three weeks later, Patrick and his grandmother were on a plane headed for St. Louis.
"We believe we are to share one another's burdens and this was a burden that was cast upon us," said Tolle.
Tolle had made a blind call to St. Louis Children's Hospital. The doctors in Liberia had done all they could for Patrick and coming to the U.S was his only hope. After hearing the story, Dr. Warner agreed to do the surgery for free.
"It touched me that someone really would die without doing something that I know how to do," Warner said.
After inserting a feeding tube, the goal over the past seven weeks was to get Patrick strong enough for surgery.
"When I first picked him up, I thought I was going to break him," said Kelli Tolle, Corey's wife.
During this time something else happened too. Patrick and Kormassa became part of the Tolle family. If Patrick isn't at Children's or the Tolle's home, he's been at Ranken-Jordan Pediatric Hospital. Kelli has been there every day, never mind that she has three boys of her own.
"They refer to him as their brother because in their heart, that's what he is," she said.
Kormassa says the Tolle's are now part of her family too. And for a doctor to perform this surgery for free, it's overwhelming.
"I consider the doctor, God is first, and he is a second God to me," she said.
The surgery itself is complicated. Dr. Warner will be removing Patrick's esophagus and replacing it with a section of his colon.
"You know there is risk because when you replace the esophagus, nothing that you use to replace the esophagus works as well as the regular esophagus," he said.
After more than eight hours of excruciating waiting, Dr. Warner emerged from the operating room to deliver the news.
"Everything went great. Couldn't be better," he said.
Patrick will spend a week or two in the hospital and then more time learning to eat again at Ranken-Jordan.
"There is no reason that he can't have a normal life after this," Warner said.
Of course, normal has a new definition. Life-saving surgery has turned into a life changing event for everyone involved.
"I can't imagine sending them back home, I don't really want to think about that day," said Kelli.
Sometimes 5,000 miles does not seem so far. With a little compassion and kindness you can actually reach across the globe and touch someone.
"Needless to say, we may be making a lot of trips to Liberia," said Corey.


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I've come up against this problem to many times now with no solution.
ZBD file or Outlook profile needs to be killed. Out the window go all of the users Auto-complete e-mail addresses for when they are replying or creating a new e-mail. Angry mob now forms...
In an Exchange environment those addresses are stored at the server level and synced with the Outlook client. Each time a user moves to a different machine or if I have to blow a Outlook profile they are still there. Not the case with Zimbra.
Pre O2K10 you had an n2k file that you could manually move and be good to go.
Any ideas on how you can get this list to be stored at the server level or in a Zimlet so that it is recoverable?


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Rolla, MO (KSDK) - A forty year prison sentence was the punishment handed to a Southwest City man who pleaded guilty last month to charges connected to a gun battle with law enforcement officers in south central Missouri in 2011.
32 year old Cody Wilcoxson was given concurrent thirty year prison terms for assaulting police officers and sheriff's deputies in a running gun battle following Wilcoxson's invasion of the Fort Leonard Wood military base and later the Missouri University of Science and Technology in Rolla.
Police chased Wilcoxson after he drove through a secured entry gate at Fort Wood, then fled and abandoned a car at the Missouri college campus before breaking into a home, stealing a car, and re-engaging in a shoot out with authorities.
Along with the thirty year terms on the assaults, Wilcoxson was given a consecutive ten year term for burglarizing the home where he stole the car he used to elude police.


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St. Louis, MO (Sports Network) - Cody Ellis and Jordair Jett both scored 17
points as the Saint Louis Billikens slipped by North Texas, 67-63, in non-
conference action at Chaifetz Arena.
Ellis was a perfect 8-of-8 at the free-throw line and added six rebounds off
the bench for the Billikens (5-3) in their second straight win.
The Mean Green (3-6) were paced by Chris Jones who posted 21 points, seven
rebounds, seven assists and three steals in the team's fourth consecutive
loss. Tony Mitchell accounted for 18 points and eight rebounds in the setback
as well.
UNT knocked down an impressive 52.0 percent from the floor and a perfect 6-
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narrow 36-34 lead at the break.
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(9-of-27) and that allowed the hosts to battle back and take the win.
SLU outscored the visitors 20-15 at the charity stripe.
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|McConachie a mainstay at HHS
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In a community full of loyal Holyoke High School Dragon supporters, few people have shown the level of unfaltering dedication to Holyoke's athletic programs as Paul McConachie.
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Chop 2 chocolate-coated caramel-peanut nougat bars (2.07 oz. each). Assemble dessert as directed, topping each layer of raspberries with layer of half the chopped nougat bars.
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I have made this several times and every time it is gone in minutes. Even my husband who doesn't like raspberries loves this dessert.
I use blueberries, raspberries and blackberries for this dessert. This is the favorite of my grandchildren and my co-workers. Served in a pretty trifle bowl it's always a hit!
What can I say except this is delicious! I made this for our family cookout yesterday. The only change I made to replace the raspberries with strawberries. This was definitely a hit and was requested for our Thanksgiving dinner. So simple but so good!!!


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Big Fish
|Release Date: December 10, 2003
|Running Time: 125 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $66,257,002.00
|Genre: Adaptation, Adventure, Comedy, Drama
Ewan McGregor
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Summary:As an eight-year old confined to bed because of a preternatural growing spurt, Edward Bloom occupies himself by reading the entire World Book Encyclopedia. He is taken in particular with an article about goldfish, in which he learns that "if goldfish are kept in a small bowl, they will remain small. With more space, the fish can double, triple or quadruple its size." Ten years later, after becoming one of the most popular young men in Ashton, Alabama, he realizes that--like the goldfish--in order for him to grow he must leave home and explore the world. And thus, an improbable and mythic journey begins. Many years and countless adventures later, Bloom is well known as a teller of tall tales ... Full Summary >>


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There???s no such thing as overpacking when your ride is sporting the Yakima Sky Box 18 Cargo Box. This roomy rooftop carrier hefts all the gear that won???t fit in the trunk, and with a super-secure latch and a keylock core, it???s safe enough for even your most valuable toys.
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Great box, it stays steady driving into high winds. Its easy to put on and take off and can hold all the essentials, as well as everything else you could possibly want to take with you.
Easy to install. Roomy. Love it.
Fits perfectly on my 2012 Subaru Outback and was very easy to install. Fits lots, and looks sharp. Delivered very quickly and I am very happy with it. Highly recommended.
Rear hatch is OK - just barely
This is a 2003 Honda Pilot
Skybox 18 on a 2003 Honda Pilot
The Sky is the Limit!
Well, technically 18 cubic feet is the limit... but you get the point, right? My car already looks like a box, so I decided to put another box on top. It holds everything I have ever needed it to. 5-6 Snowboards and boots in the winter, way more camping gear than you'd ever need in the summer and since my Honda Element only has 4 seats on the interior, this bad boy can be used to put an extra passenger in. I don't think Yakima would support this statement, but they sure did make enough room for it! Getcha' some!
Yakima Sky Box 18 on an Element
Box fits really well, front is right over the edge of the windshield, the box is centered over the stationary Yakima racks and the rear is well in front of the rear gate of the vehicle.
Thanks for the picture, helps a great deal.
Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars...
Will the skybox 18 fit factory crossbars on my 2011 Mercedes R350?
I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky...
I have a 2009 Saturn Outlook. Will the sky box 18 fit without interfering with the rear antenna or rear hatch? Also, is there a benefit to using Yakima crossbars instead of factory crossbars?
I don't know about the fit issues but Yakima bars typically have a higher load weight than most factory systems.
Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with...
Will the Skybox fit 2011 Equinox with factory cross bars?
Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot...
Will the Sky Box 18 Fit on a Honda Pilot with factory crossbars without interfereing with the rear hatch?
The Skybox 18 will fit fine for the type of car but depending on the year of your Honda, you will need to purchase Yakima rail system as the box will not mount to the factory rails...
I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if...
I have a 2008 Honda Odyssey, wondering if the skybox 16 or 18 is the better fit? Can I still open the trunk? Or is there another cargo box better suited for the odyssey?
Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box...
Any problems fitting the Yakima Sky Box 18 on a 2010 Subaru Forester with factory aero bars
Absolutely not! The 'clamps' that attach the box to the vehicle are made specifically to work with aero bars. Using a 'quick-release' mechanism, you will find putting on and taking off of the box is extremely simple (other than the weight of the box). When putting it on your car, make sure the rear of the box won't interfere with the opening of your car's rear door. The clamps are adjustable fore and aft.
You can open it from either side, comes with lock cores, the unique opening latch, and the lid 'trusses' makes this the best box money can buy (I also love that the clamp's quick-release mechanism inside the box doesn't get in the way near as much as Thule's boxes).


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|This relish with sun-dried tomatoes, olives, capers, and parsley perfectly enhances the flavor of grilled salmon.
Sun-Dried Tomato, Olive, Caper, and Parsley Relish for Grilled Salmon
(Makes enough for at least 6 pieces of fish, recipe slightly adapted from Fine Cooking Magazine.)
This recipe will come together quickly with a Food Processoror in the bowl of an Immersion Blender, but you could also chop the ingredients by hand. (In response to a question, I am editing to say you could also probably make this in a good quality blender if you add some liquid to the tomatoes when you process them first.)
Relish Ingredients:
1/2 cup sun-dried tomatoes packed in oil, room temperature (I drained off most of the oil)
1/4 cup drained and pitted Kalamata olives
1 T chopped red onion (or the white part of green onions will work)
1 T capers
2 T chopped parsley (or more)
(original recipe had chopped oregano too)
2 1/2 T fresh lemon juice
5 T extra virgin olive oil
sea salt and fresh ground black pepper to taste
high smoke point oil such a Grapeseed oil, for rubbing on grill grates before heating
1 piece of salmon per person (This makes enough relish for at least 6 pieces of salmon)
olive oil, for rubbing salmon
Szeged Fish Rub, for rubbing salmon (or use any type of fish seasoning you like)
Put sun-dried tomatoes into food processor or immersion blender with steel blade, and process about 30 seconds. Add olives, red onion, and capers, and process about 30 seconds more. Add all remaining ingredients and process about one minute, or until ingredients are uniform size and well combined.
Serve the relish over grilled fish. This relish will keep at least a week in the refrigerator, and I think it would be good on other types of fish, grilled chicken, or grilled vegetables as well.
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Congestive heart failure, the inability of the heart to continue to pump effectively due to damage of its muscle cells, affects approximately 4.8 million Americans and is a leading cause of mortality. Causes of the irreversible damage to the cardiomyocytes that results in congestive heart failure include hypertension, heart attacks, and coronary disease. Because the cadiomyocytes in the adult heart tissue are terminally differentiated and thus cannot regenerate themselves, once they are damaged, they are irreversibly damaged. As a consequence, despite the advances in medical devices and pharmaceuticals, still more than 50% of congestive heart failure patients die within 5 years of initial diagnosis.
The goal therefore must be to restore the heart cells' functions. This is possible by transplanting fetal and neonatal cardiomyocytes which can then integrate into the host tissue. This approach has demonstrated success in improving heart function. However, the limited availability of fetal donors has prevented its adoption as a viable therapeutic approach.
Embryonic stem cells can overcome this challenge as they proliferate continuously in vitro and can be furthermore stimulated to differentiate. Embryoid bodies are three-dimensional clusters of heterogenous stem cells, some of which contain cardiac myocytes, which demonstrate characteristic spontaneous contractions. Controlled and efficient differentiation of the stem cells into cardiomyocytes and an effective way to characterize/verify these cells is critical. Ensuring a pure population of cardiac myocytes is essential because otherwise there is a high-likelihood of tumor formation when transplanted. Previous studies have shown that a low percentage of all embryoid bodies spontaneously form cardiomyocytes.
Our goal is to therefore develop a self-contained system to grow and controllably differentiate the human embryonic stem cells into cardiomyocytes in high-yields. Few studies have characterized the types of cardiac myocytes in the differentiating human EBs. Our strategy is to use electrical and chemical cues to induce the high-yield differentiation of stem cells into cardiomyocytes and to monitor this process over time both electrically and optically.
Improvements in differentiating stem cells into homogenous populations of specific cell types are much needed for transplantation therapy in general—and for congestive heart failure patients in particular. The benefits associated with the development of this micro platform have even broader reaching implications beyond biomedical research. After this system is developed, it will serve as a first platform of its kind that can be later commercialized, which would help spur industry growth. To vitalize and enable high-tech/biotech companies to this {REDACTED} area {REDACTED}, engaging industry involvement to this area is necessary. Supporting such activities would furthermore foster the opportunity for student internships with industry and well as afford the students opportunities in entrepreneurship. Our institution is a Hispanic-serving undergraduate institute with almost 50% minority students. Such a proposed system is vital for promoting both the diversity and research culture {REDACTED} and will be leveraged extensively in outreach programs to encourage underrepresented minorities in science education and training. By actively reaching out to specific students who would particularly benefit from our proposed undergraduate internship program, we can attract at-risk students to engage them in research to promote their retention.
This year, we have made quite some progress in developing the microtechnology platform. We have developed a new way to form and culture human embryonic stem cells into uniform embryoid bodies in a high throughput fashion. Instead of using the laborious 'hanging drop method' or the complicated 'spinning flask method', we have developed a way for researchers to easily pipette their cells into standard well plates and increase their throughput by almost 1000x. This is achieved by placing inserts with rounded-bottom microwells into standard well plates. Each one of these inserts that can fit into a standard 24 or 96 well plate can have up to 1000 wells and therefore can create 1000 embryoid bodies, all of uniform size. We can even create wells of various sizes such that we can induce embryoid bodies of predefined sizes and numbers of cells. Many recent publications have demonstrated that the initial size of the embryoid bodies affect differentiation. We have observed this as well. Moreover, this new platform allows researchers to perform real-time microscopy of the cells during this whole process.
In addition to developing this new chip, we have also electrically stimulated at different stages during differentiation. The different stages of differentiation include: 1) during embryoid body development 2) when transferred to gelatin coated dishes 3) after about a week on gelatin and 4) isolated beating areas. Electrical stimulation was accomplished using a C-PACE voltage pulsing device at a 1 Hz frequency, 4.5 V (2.5 V/cm), and a 1 ms duration. Unfortunately, none of the electrical stimulation yielded any exhibited increased expression of cardiac markers. Future studies will examine pacing of differentiated cardiac cells for synchronization and will employ more markers using a PCR super microarray.
We have also worked on custom software development that allows us to automatically identify and track individual cells within the microplatform.
There were a number of factors that caused some unexpected delays in scientific progress this year. Most notably, the PI Michelle Khine and her lab moved to a new university. Therefore, this took quite some time to take down and then re-establish the lab at its new location. Now at UC Irvine, she finally has the ideal infrastructure to make progress quickly on this project. This one year extension to finish this project is therefore much needed and greatly appreciated.
To uniformly control the differentiation of embryoid bodies (EBs), we have developed a very simple to use culture platform the create homogenous-sized EBs.
We have made quite some progress with the EB array culture plate development, described in detail in the last progress report. Since then, we have developed a way to 1) translate to a more transparent material with lower autofluorescence (cyclic olefin copolymer, COC) to be compatible with optical imaging (Figure 1, c) and then 2) mated the microwells to the bottom of 24 well plates for ease of handling. While we have not had success with applying electric fields to induce cardiomyocyte differentiation, we are now working with !) optimizing the EB size to yield the most cardiomyocytes and then 2)perfusing the EBs with soluble factors.


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May 30, 2016
Oakland Heights Elementary School wants to send its fifth graders on an educational trip to the nation's capitol.
And the school will have a big fundraiser Nov. 3 to raise money for the trip.
It will have a yard sale and bake sale at the Boys and Girls Club on 45th Avenue.
Students will see The White House, monuments in downtown Washington, visit Arlington Cemetery and the homes of George Washington and Thomas Jefferson.
"It's something that we've done over the last five years," said principal, Barbara Young. "We enjoy doing it. But we have some kids that we do scholarships for, just kind of make it easier for their parents. So the kids that participate in the fundraisers, those funds go towards their fees."
Students are also selling cases of Coca Cola products for $22 each.
The Oakland Heights fundraiser starts Saturday at
7 a.m. at the Boys and Girls Club. Organizers say they plan to stay until people stop coming.
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Roger Federer made another official announcement via his website about the news that the US Open champ is returning from his "hiatus" next week in Madrid:
Dear fansWhat - no long, drawn out, over-explained reason for his return? Definitely no Oscar for this performance. I can finally sleep again.
After some rest and physical training, I have decided to play in Madrid next week. I am eager and excited to get back on court after winning my 5th consecutive US Open and the Davis Cup tie last month in Switzerland. I will take it one week at a time to ensure I am fully prepared for 2009.
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Josh McLeod's dream of playing pro football became reality after signing and playing with Germany's Frankfurt Universe pro team after North Central graduation.
Growing up in nearby Lisle, Ill., former North Central College safety Josh McLeod '12 dreamed of playing professional football. Unlike many of his peers, McLeod achieved his dreams this summer, taking an unconventional route to the pro ranks by signing a contract with the Frankfurt Universe of the German Football League (GFL).
"My dream and goal since I was in junior high was to play pro football," said McLeod. "I never thought it would be overseas, though."


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Edwardsville, Ill. (KSDK) - The Madison County State's Attorney's Office charged a 23-year-old Glen Carbon man for alleged abuse of his girlfriend's child.
According to Major Donald Lask, Interim Chief of Police for the Edwardsville Police Department, Cardinal Glennon Children's Hospital in St. Louis contacted the department on Tuesday, December 4 to report a possible child abuse case involving a 23-month-old.
The victim's mother took the child to the hospital by his mother after receiving advice from the family doctor.
Lask said the investigation lead police to arrest Jay Miller on suspicion of abuse.
Jay Miller was charged with aggravated battery of child. He remains at Madison County Jail on $150,000 bond.


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Crops Condition Deteriorates Slightly
DES MOINES, Iowa (AP) — Another dry week has caused the condition of Iowa's corn and
soybean crops to slip backward.
The U.S. Department of Agriculture says in Monday's report that 48 percent of the corn crop
is good or excellent, down 1 percentage point from the week before. Eighteen percent is poor or very poor, one point above the previous week. About a third of the crop is fair, the same as the previous week.
Soybeans retreated with 18 percent now rated poor or very poor. That's up three percentage
points from the week before. Corn pollination remains significantly behind normal.
Northwest Iowa may have the best looking crops in the state, however, as Joel DeJong, Iowa
State University extension crops specialist says there have been a lot of "hit and miss" in
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Statewide average precipitation was less than half an inch while normal for the week is
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NASCAR Return - Revival At The RockWritten by on June 13, 2012 With Street Stocks, UARA Late Models, and Trucks, NASCAR's return weekend to Rockingham was a home run for the track owner Andy Hillenburg.
Left for dead in 2004, the track known as "The Rock" is enjoying a resurgence under the leadership of an ex-driver who had never promoted a race before winning the track at auction
Andy Hillenburg hasn't driven in a NASCAR race since 2004. In 29 starts combined between the Cup, Nationwide and Truck Series, he has one Top-5 finish (at Daytona in 1999). He was almost always racing in equipment that required him to struggle just to make races.
But for one Sunday in April of this year, Hillenburg became NASCAR racing's favorite son. Of course, Hillenburg has always been a popular figure among knowledgeable racing fans and competitors in the garage area because of his friendly nature and blue-collar attitude, but when Hillenburg brought NASCAR racing back to the track known as "The Rock" after an 8-year absence he reached a level of popularity that can only be described as "Earnhardt-like."
And that's no exaggeration. NASCAR President Mike Helton said Hillenburg was the "Governor of North Carolina for a day." Many reporters who normally travel with the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series skipped the Saturday race at Texas in order to be in tiny Rockingham, North Carolina, for the Sunday truck race because they considered it the bigger event. And race winner Kasey Kahne, who had flown in from Texas for the race the night before, said he was so excited to drive in a NASCAR Camping World Truck Series race at the one-mile track he had trouble sleeping the night before.
"I got about four-and-a-half hours of sleep last night, and that was plenty," he said after the win. Coming to The Rock, I was so excited I woke up early . . . and I couldn't go back to sleep. I had tons of energy, but I'll sleep good tonight when I finally decide to go back to sleep."
The story of how Hillenburg revitalized Rockingham Speedway has all the elements of a Hollywood production--the unlikely hero, the track that had been abandoned and left to die because of corporate greed, the townsfolk who banded together for a common cause--except it's all true.
Rockingham Speedway, at the time known as North Carolina Motor Speedway, held two races every year for NASCAR's top series from 1966 until 2004. But that was also the time of NASCAR's great track-building boom, and the available facilities soon began to outstrip viable dates. Unfortunately for The Rock, the track is located in Rockingham, North Carolina, a city that has struggled since the cotton mills, which had been the lifeblood in that area, moved overseas in the '70s and '80s. The area simply didn't have the population density of a major metropolitan center. So in 2004, in a series of moves, International Speedway Corp stripped one of The Rock's race dates and gave it to California Speedway, then sold the facility to Speedway Motorsports Inc (SMI) which immediately petitioned NASCAR to give the track's last remaining race date to Texas Motor Speedway.
Within a year, one of the most historic tracks in NASCAR had been unceremoniously stripped of its race dates and mothballed. It stayed that way until 2007 when SMI sold the track and the grounds it sat on at auction. Many thought the facility had seen its last days as a racetrack and its greatest value was to sell off the stands as scrap.
But that's when Hillenburg came into the picture. The former driver who had transitioned into the owner of the Fast Track Racing School put in a surprise winning bid of $4.4 million dollars and immediately began laying out plans to turn The Rock back into a functioning racetrack.
Hillenburg renamed the track "Rockingham Speedway" although most still simply refer to it as "The Rock." The first race at the revamped track was an ARCA event in May of 2008, and it made quite a statement about how Hillenburg planned to operate. The "Carolina 500" paid the highest purse of any ARCA event that year and started an astounding 50 cars.
But the track also quickly became known as a haven for Street Stockers. Hillenburg partnered with Frank Kimmel to bring the nine-time ARCA champ's Street Stock racing series to the one-mile track. The Frank Kimmel Street Stock Nationals have raced several times at Rockingham, both as support races and main events, and have proven quite popular. Kurt Busch has even driven in one of the races in a car built originally by Circle Track.
Besides racing, Hillenburg also looked to other avenues to make the track financially viable. The track became a home base of sorts for Hillenburg's Fast Track Racing School, but the facility was also rented out as a location for movies and, because it wasn't a NASCAR facility, it also became a popular destination for Cup teams looking to test without having it count against their NASCAR limits. Testing at Rockingham Speedway became so popular that Hillenburg even built a second track that was a clone of Martinsville behind the backstretch grandstands that was nicknamed "Little Rock."
Of course, all those steps helped prove to the powers-that-be at NASCAR that Rockingham Speedway was a good option for hosting another race. Over the years several tracks have lost NASCAR dates including North Wilkesboro, Ontario, Riverside and others; none have ever earned back a NASCAR date. But that streak was broken when NASCAR awarded Rockingham a Camping World Truck Series event for April 2012.
Welcoming NASCAR back to Rockingham meant Hillenburg continued the pace of improvements to the facility. That included installing Safer Barriers which NASCAR requires for any of its touring series. Hillenburg also set about rebuilding the track's place in the community.
"There were a lot of hurt feelings in the community when NASCAR left. After all (Rockingham was), at the core of NASCAR for many years," he says. "And then, all of a sudden, they didn't have NASCAR at all, and like I said, that left a lot of people with hurt feelings. Still, when the opportunity came to host a Truck race, this community really pulled together and that made the difference. It takes a lot of people just to open the doors, and everybody's job is important. There's no way we could have pulled this off if the community hadn't really pitched in.
"Just opening up the gates on race morning takes a tremendous amount of manpower," he continues. "We had 75 parking lot attendants, a couple of hundred security personnel, and ushers. I still don't know the count on how many people helped us out running the concession areas. And the thing I'm most proud of is everybody was on the same page. They all wanted it to be successful with the fans, and I am very proud of and thankful for everybody that helped us. The fan response of everyone that I talked to was tremendous. I think that says a lot about the quality of the people in Rockingham and the surrounding area."
Currently, Rockingham Speedway's capacity is right around 30,000, and NASCAR's report for attendance for the Good Sam Roadside Assistance 200 that Sunday afternoon in April was 27,500 people. By all accounts, the weekend was an unqualified success--both in terms of attendance numbers, the quality of the racing on the track, and even customer satisfaction. Many of the fans we spoke with said they enjoyed the "old-school" feel of the event, meaning the race lacked the corporate feel that seems to have overtaken many of the larger tracks hosting NASCAR races.
For his part Hillenburg, who had never promoted a race before becoming the owner of one of the largest sports venues in North Carolina, says it's simply a matter of trying to put on a race that he'd enjoy seeing.
"I'm a blue-collar guy. That's just me. Before you called to talk about the race I was out in the shop working on the bead blaster," he explains. "I want the fans and the teams to really feel appreciated, because racing is what I love and I'm really happy to be in a position to do what I'm doing.
"Don't get me wrong, there's no way I could do this by myself," he continues, "but I was out there helping to clean up trash Sunday evening. I'm not just sitting in an office. I feel like I'm attacking the promotion at Rockingham Speedway from a different angle because I have to. Being hands-on is the only way I know how to do things. I want to be able to meet my race fans. I want to be in the garage talking to my racers. When they opened the gates to the garage area on race morning, I was at the gates with the security staff welcoming all the crews as they came in. Those are my buddies. I like those guys, and I want to be there."
Many of the crews also enjoyed coming back. Butch Hylton is the crew chief for driver Timothy Peters, who left leading the Truck Series standings after a Fifth-Place finish at Rockingham Speedway. Hylton has a lot of experience at The Rock having worked for many years on Cup teams including those of Bobby Labonte and Kevin Harvick, but he says many of the crew members on the Truck team are younger and had never experienced the one-mile track in the North Carolina sandhills.
"It was good to go back," he says. "You remember the trip down there--there's a back way down there from Charlotte that's a nice drive through the country, and it's just a nice trip. And when you get there, although it may be a little bit rougher it's still the same old Rockingham. It's still going to make you work if you are going to be fast around that track for long runs. I know I really enjoyed the chance to go back there, and a lot of the guys on the team are younger and had never raced there so it was fun to show them what The Rock was all about.
Of course, a lot has changed since NASCAR has last raced at The Rock, too. Hylton says his old setup books are only good for doorstops now. "When we raced there the last time in 2004, we weren't coil binding yet like we are now. We were still racing conventional setups back then which is a lot easier but not as fast with these trucks. So finding out the best combination for these trucks now is completely different from what we were doing back then. And it turns out Rockingham can be pretty rough when you are riding around with the front springs in coil bind. It made for some pretty interesting racing, that's for sure."
As this went to press, there was still no word on whether NASCAR would be returning to The Rock in 2013 (all track contracts are handled on a year-to-year basis). But it's hard to imagine NASCAR turning its back on the resurgence of this track. For his part, Hillenburg, who always seems to deflect any credit away from himself and toward others, thinks The Rock is ready for bigger and better things.
"I'm really proud of our team's effort," he says. "It was a huge accomplishment to pull off this race with a small staff of people. And the race teams put on a great show for the fans. But I feel that now that we've been through one, we can do even better next year."
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After an 8-year absence, NASCAR finally returned to the track known as "The Rock" to packed grandstands.The one-mile oval was always known for tight racing during its heyday when NASCAR's Cup series was a semi-annual visitor, and the Trucks proved that still holds true.Race winner Kasey Kahne flew overnight from his NASCAR Cup race on Saturday in order to be able to compete in the Camping World Truck Series event on Sunday afternoon.Promoter and track owner Andy Hillenburg also normally tries to help lower-level racers get a share of the limelight. As support events for the NASCAR Trucks, he also invited UARA Late Model Stocks (shown) which put on a great show racing fender-to-fender for 75 laps and the Frank Kimmel Street Stock Nationals.Getting to watch old-school stock cars stretch their legs on The Rock's one-mile oval is always interesting. Don't make the mistake of thinking that just because these drivers are also plumbers, mechanics, school teachers, and office workers during the week that they can't put on a heck of a race.Here's an interesting sight we spotted while cruising the garage area for the Street Stockers. This engine is an old Dodge 360 in a '71 Charger frame, complete with torsion rods instead of conventional springs. The body is an '88 Lebaron. Who says everybody races Chevrolets?Although we won't know for sure until NASCAR announces its touring series' schedules later this year, from the fan turnout we're betting this won't be the last time you will see NASCAR Camping World Trucks racing at The Rock.Chad Hall in the 1 car (Ed. note: nice decklid decal!) gets loose racing on the outside of Michael Brown (71).
Rockingham's asphalt racing surface has always been abrasive and it has only gotten worse in the time since NASCAR has been away from the track. Tire wear was so bad that NASCAR allowed the Truck teams an extra set.In the UARA Late Model race, eventual winner Corey LaJoie (34) takes the inside line to get around Clay Rogers (54) who had an extremely strong car until wrecking in the final laps.While the Truck teams had the main garage area, the Kimmel Street Stock racers used the old "Busch" garage, which is essentially a covered area, or whatever space they could find. But nobody was complaining.


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May 25, 2016
Tallahassee, FL - FAMU and FSU fans are getting ready for tomorrow's home games by coming out here to the Downtown Getdown. Tomorrow is also a special day for young people over at FAMU.
Tomorrow is "Youth and Community Day" at the FAMU home game.
Families are encouraged to come out together and watch the Rattlers take on Savannah State University.
Administrators say give a gift to a child or teenager by buying a ticket and giving it to them.
While they're trying to get the youth involved, of course, Rattler fans of all ages are gearing up for the game.
Tamu Griffin, FAMU Fan, said, "I'm excited. The games are always fun, whether we have the band or not. We're still gong to support our team. I'm looking forward to the food. I'm looking forward to the game. Im looking forward to the excitement."
FAMU's halftime entertainment will feature local Tallahassee high
school marching bands from James S. Rickards High School and FAMU Developmental Research School.
There will also be D.J. battles throughout the game to keep the energy level and excitement going.
In honor of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, Rattler fans are encouraged to wear pink to tomorrow's game. Kick-off starts at 6.
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Microsoft Research
May 13, 2013 3:51 PM PT
Computer keyboards, descended from typewriters, were designed to support alphabets, so how does one use a keyboard with a more complex writing system? Chinese users require solutions that enable them to input at least 4,000 distinct logograms called Hanzi, which represent the characters used to compose the words in their language. The answer is software known as input-method editors (IMEs), which enable users to type Chinese words by sounding them out in a Romanized form called Pinyin. But since Pinyin can be ambiguous, the task of the IME engine is to guess the most likely intended words and present the candidates onscreen for selection.
"In IME technology, the challenge is optimal tradeoffs between efficiency, accuracy, and usability while allowing for the freshest of results—capturing new language trends automatically as they appear on the web," says Matt Scott, senior development lead in the Innovation Engineering group at Microsoft Research Asia. "We knew we could innovate further with search technology and optimize the Pinyin IME user experience even more. The next generation of cloud-based IME represents an opportunity to be the entry point for 600 million Chinese Internet users."
The project—initially code-named Kunlun—began with a bold premise: The team would approach IME as a fresh start, rather than make incremental improvements to the existing Microsoft Pinyin product. The result has been Engkoo Pinyin IME, recently launched as Bing IME, the most accurate Chinese Pinyin IME technology on the market today.
Describing the outcome solely in terms of accuracy, though, barely scratches the surface of Project Kunlun's state-of-the-art achievements.
Members of the Kunlun team knew they were facing a classic innovation dilemma. Sophisticated products with large user bases often end up with layers of technical complexity built over years of incremental improvements—to the point where major reinvention becomes expensive and risky. The enhancement effort becomes more of a "sustaining innovation."
"We believe that today's IMEs are, by and large, sustaining innovations," Scott explains. "Going back to the drawing board to find a 'disruptive innovation' is the answer to such dilemmas. That's what we were aiming for with Engkoo Pinyin."
The team arrived at the novel approach of defining the problem as one of linguistic translation between the IME's input and output characters—in other words, they would regard Pinyin and Hanzias two different languages.
"By making it a machine-translation problem," Scott says, "we were able to leverage research in Statistical Machine Translation (SMT), an area where our team members in the Natural Language Computing group of Microsoft Research Asia have over a decade of scientific achievement. Taking this approach gave us significant competitive advantages, because we could draw on some of the top experts in the world, right here at the lab."
Taking the SMT approach proved to be the right move, delivering impressive performance results when Scott's team compared metrics against other Pinyin IMEs in the industry. Engkoo Pinyin is the most accurate Pinyin IME based on criteria such as: highest word-, phrase-, and sentence-based input accuracy; best-quality candidate matches against user expectations; and the lowest overall character error rate.
When Engkoo Pinyin suggests likely candidates to users, it goes beyond Chinese logograms. For one thing, it offers English.
English use is growing rapidly in China. Not only is it the nation's most popular second language, but English terms, especially technology terms, are used frequently in everyday Chinese conversation. The team recognized that for an IME to be truly useful, it has to mirror language trends. Consequently, one of the key user-experience innovations was building in English-language assistance and the ability to mix English and Chinese input. For these features, the team used novel Engkoo language-assistance technology, productized as Bing Dictionary, directly into Engkoo Pinyin.
Scott championed another IME innovation for Engkoo Pinyin: seamless integration with web search to find "rich candidates" —media such as images, videos, music, or maps. Rather than restrict input candidates to Chinese logograms, Engkoo Pinyin also finds rich candidates through web search and enables users to insert these as quickly and naturally as any logogram into documents or email.
Today, web search for rich media means a user has to leave the authoring environment—a microblog or a document, for example—and lose concentration while typing a search query and then performing a cut-and-paste. Engkoo Pinyin eliminates the cognitive load of the contextual switch between the authoring environment and the browser by handling the search and intelligently delivering rich candidates alongside Chinese logograms and English. In this way, IME is treated as another kind of search problem, an abstraction that represents a breakthrough convergence: Every edit box in Windows also becomes a search box.
Although the team was intent on innovation, it knew that speed was paramount to the IME user experience. Every millisecond counts, because any delay distracts from the core scenario of an IME—input. Therefore, performance via heavy optimization, clean implementation, and lightweight resource utilization was an absolute requirement.
"Everything has to be extremely fast, because at the end of the day, this is input productivity," Scott says. "We first had to build the baseline legacy features that Pinyin IME users expect. And then we innovated on top of that base. But without speed, no matter how innovation the solution, it wouldn't have been acceptable."
Product contributions from a research lab to product groups usually happen at the component level. Project Kunlun, though, handed Engkoo Pinyin to the Bing business group as an end-to-end contribution—a rare event. Scott credits the multidivision collaboration and cross-disciplinary team that drew talent from the Natural Language Computing and Innovation Engineering groups, partnering with Microsoft Office Division China, for the innovations and engineering quality that fast-tracked Engkoo Pinyin from the lab to the product group.
At any one time, a virtual team of 20 to 30 people participated in Project Kunlun. Not only were these team members responsible for technical innovation, they also implemented a methodology adapted from agile development dubbed "deployment-driven research." Fast, iterative cycles of user feedback, research, and development enabled a solution with features that users wanted.
"Deployment-driven research is a term coined by Microsoft Research Asia," Scott explains. "It's a methodology that focuses on getting cutting-edge research out of the lab and into the hands of users as fast as possible for the underlying technology to be significantly influenced and improved by large-scale user feedback and data we collect and to actively tune our inventions to be more useful for people."
Using Weibo, a Chinese microblogging site, and QQ, an instant-messaging site, the project team launched a grassroots social-media campaign that attracted a large, enthusiastic community of testers, all eager to discuss, critique, and offer enhancement suggestions.
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O'FALLON, Mo. (KSDK) - Charges have been filed against a Jennings man for an assault that occurred in O'Fallon, Missouri.
Frederick Tate, 31, has been charged with unlawful use of a weapon, unlawful possession of a firearm, third-degree domestic assault, and second-degree property damage.
Police say Tate threw a woman's cell phone while she was driving him home.
The woman stopped at a gas station in the 1300 block of Highway M to call police. When she exited the vehicle, police say Tate lifted his shirt to display a handgun and said he doesn't like police.
The woman feared for her life and went into the gas station to call police.
Authorities say Tate followed the woman inside and took the phone away from an employee to prevent them from calling 911.
Police were notified anyway, and Tate fled on foot.
Nobody was seriously injured.
Police apprehended around 10 minutes later and a search was conducted to recover the weapon.
Tate is held on a $25,000 bond.


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"One of my friends came in and he was smoking his pipe,"..... "He put some smoke over the cryostat and we saw that the smoke was going to the ceiling all the time........." Tests showed a small drop in the weight of objects placed over the device, as if it were shielding the object from the effects of gravity......The team found that even the air pressure vertically above the device dropped slightly, with the effect detectable directly above the device on every floor of the laboratory."..............
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Gravity tests are diffikult. How do u differentiate tween gravity & charge & magnetizm & inertia etc?? Podkletnov's equipment & methodology had it all. I reckon Podkletnov's ascending smoke kood be explained by Miles Mathis uzing Mile's charge field theorys. But i want to explain it uzing aetheric gravity & inertia. The answer probly involvs both (charge and aether).
A horizontally spinning disc will emit an axial-ray of aether vertically upwards, and another downwards.
Lets say the background cosmic aether-wind iz 430km/s (or 420 or 486 or something), at 15dg below horizontal at the Equator. Lets say Earth's gravity creates an aether-stream sinking vertically at 10km/s. Lets say the axial-up-ray iz 1km/s (& the down-ray iz 1km/s).
But aether-winds and aether-streams and aether-rays wont necessaryly affekt wt. Constant aether-speed wont affekt wt, only aether-acceleration affekts wt. So we are looking for accelerations. We kan ignore the background cosmic-wind, there iz allmost zero acceleration there. Nextly consider Earth's gravity, this iz a strong acceleration, but it iz fairly uniform in every part of the building (ie it iz the same inside a ray and outside). Therefore we kan ignore Earth's gravity too. Nextly consider the disc's gravity, this akts towards the disc -- it iz very weak, and therefore we kan ignore it too.
This leevs us with the disc's axial-rays, created by radial-inertia. I reckon that there iz a significant amount of upwards acceleration & downwards acceleration in our axial-rays very near the disc (when closer than r/2), quickly dekreecing, there being allmost zero acceleration once further than r. This duznt look very good, they are hardly rays at all, just small little sawn-off runts of rays. Certainly not strong rays laughing at ceilings and floors and roof az they disappear up into the clouds and down into the ground.
So acceleration iz a bit of a fizzer, lets look elsewhere. Now things get tricky. Lets just look at the axial-up-ray on its own, ignoring aether-wind and aether-streams. The up-ray iz 1km/s near the disc, and 1km/s all the way up to the clouds. And the aether outside the ray iz stationary (in effekt). A Nobel Medallion will weigh the same inside the ray and outside.
But if u moov that Nobel from outside the ray to inside, the Nobel will feel an upwards force whilst crossing the boundary. The aether haz a different speed outside & inside, thusly aetherons in the Nobel will be accelerated upwards whilst crossing the boundary. That acceleration will be very strong, but very brief. If the Nobel iz in a pan of a balance (with wts in the other pan) the pan will lift whilst crossing the boundary (the Nobel appears to looz wt briefly). U kood say that this loss iz due to pseudo-inertia. An exiting pan would sink.
A puff of smoke entering the up-ray will be whisked upwards, then whilst exiting on the other side it will be whisked downwards (ie the upwards speed will be retarded & reduced to zero). Podkletnov will see a column of ascending smoke.
I havnt mentioned the aether and smoke being sucked in at the rim of the disc. This smoke will then enter the axial-rays & ascend (& descend). An inevitable & powerfull effekt. No need to wait for smoke to blunder into the rays.
So, we hav one up-ray, but two different ray-forces. We hav the shortish-range force due to accelerating-aether, and we hav the longish-range force due to the pseudo-acceleration effekt due to crossing the boundary. Combined, we get a worthy ray.
In fakt we hav two up-rays. The ray due to accelerating aether will allways be a sharp vertical circle. Aether acceleration haz a speed of at least 20,000,000,000*c, therefore the background cosmic aether-wind blowing at 430km/s (or 486km/s or 516km/s or ???km/s) will hav little effekt on its vertical angle (ie zero aberration)(even tho the aether iz mooving at only 1km/s). But its first-born, the ray due to aether-speed (giving pseudo-acceleration & pseudo-inertia), will be stretched downstream by the aether-wind, & will be a weak wall of smoke rather than a strong column.
At latitudes abov 75dg the background aether-wind kan be vertical (beware of polar bears). There would be zero stretching, both rays would be nearnuff identical, forming one sharp ray, & we would see a strong column of ascending smoke.
Better still, stay where u are, and align the disc's axis to the background aether-wind. At lat15dg the axis might be horizontal. Aktually i reckon that horizontal columns of smoke would be just az strong az vertical columns, anywhere.
A special disc iznt needed. U don't need special elements, magnetizm, low temperature, vibration. A big strong heavy disc spinning at 100,000 rpm shood do the trick. I think Podkletnov didn't go past 30,000rpm, & got up to 9% wt loss (interview).
Air and birds etc entering the rays will rob energy from the disc. Their drag will communicate to the disc. This iznt rocket science. What iznt obvious iz that an upwards force in the ray might rezult in a downwards force on the disc. A central force or a balanced force mightn't hurt the disc. But offcenter forces in the rays might lead to bad vibrations in the disc. (Still thinking bout this).


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I was looking forward to putting the FC4 version into action, but had this problem after running install:
zimbra-spell-3.0.0_M2_746.FC4-20051116155303.i386.rpm installation failed
installation cancelled
It was installing fine up to that point
I used mikeygstl's Fedora Core 4 how-to, but had to yum libstdc++.so.5
It's FC 4 on a Pentium 1.5, 512 megs.
Any clues?
I told it to try again, but it is writing a config file.


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As a child what did you want to be when you grew up?
When I was really young I wanted to play one of the Big 3 professional sports, but there turned out to be a bit of a 'lack of talent' issue. By about high school I decided I wanted to be the one broadcasting the games and that has turned out pretty well.
What is your hometown?
Born, raised and lived my whole life in Bellingham
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Aside from pitching in a 9-iron from about 110 yards on a golf course in
Winthrop a few years ago, all my athletic accomplishments are softball related. I've been a part of about a dozen tournament winning teams, as far back as 1991 and as recently as this past summer. There's no better way to spend a weekend.
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Not to brag, but I turned down a chance to become a manager at the Dollar Store at Bellis Fair mall to commit full-time to radio all those years ago. I had worked there about a year during college and believe it or not, they were sad to lose me.
Sports star you'd most like to meet?
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The best song to get pumped up before the big game is?
There is only one true 'get pumped' song as far as I'm concerned…"Eye of the Tiger" by Survivor. Loved it in Rocky III and still listen to it when it's needed.
If you could go anywhere in the world where would you go?
I'd probably have to go to the Motherland and visit Holland. I know for a fact I'd fit right in over there. I hear there's a Scholten on every block.
Best concert you've ever been to?
The best concert in the history of the world was KISS on their reunion tour putting the make-up back on in 1996. I grew up with the make-up wearing, fire-breathing KISS but they took the make-up off before I could see them live. When they got the original line-up back together and played only old songs on the reunion tour it might have been the greatest thing that's ever happened to me.
TV show you absolutely never miss?
The funniest show on TV is Family Guy, easily. Doug and I make at least one Family Guy reference on the Zone every day. My guilty pleasure is the Real World on MTV. I know it's not meant for guys my age but I can't stop watching it.
What is your idea of a great night out?
It probably involves some form of loud music somewhere. Pick your type…local band, 80's band back on tour, tribute band, whatever. I'll follow them to Seattle or Vancouver or Portland or wherever I have to go to see my favorites.
Your biggest fear?
For most guys I think it's bugs, but not me. One word: snakes. And the smaller the scarier. I got traumatized by seeing them in my Dad's garden when I was a kid. I'm still not very good around them.


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