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Cyclones Ready To Face Seminoles Saturday
AMES, Iowa - The 7-seed Iowa State women's basketball team (20-10, 9-9 Big 12) is set to take on 10-seed Florida State (20-11, 7-9 ACC) in the NCAA Tournament on Sat. March 22 at 3 p.m. at Hilton Coliseum. The Cyclones are making their eighth-straight NCAA Tournament appearance and the game will be televised on ESPN2. The winner of game one will advance to the second round to take on the winner of No. 2 Stanford vs. No. 15 South Dakota.
Who: Iowa State vs. Florida State
Where: Ames, Iowa - Hilton Coliseum (14,384)
When: Saturday, March 22, 3 p.m.
Projected Starting Lineup: Hallie Christofferson, Brynn Williamson, Nikki Moody, Jadda Buckley and Seanna Johnson
Radio: Cyclone Radio Network/Learfield
Talent: Rich Fellingham (PxP), Molly Parrott (Color)
Talent: Clay Matvick (PxP), Fran Fraschilla (Color)
Live Stats: Live stats will be available at cyclones.com.
Live Blog: Nicole Greiner, an assistant director for athletics communications, will be holding a live blog during the game at cyclones.com. Fans are encouraged to participate in the blog by asking questions.
Cyclone Headlines
- Iowa State, which is ranked No. 23 in the USA Today Coaches Poll, takes on No. 10 seed FSU in the first round of the NCAA Tournament. The NCAA appearance marks the eighth-straight appearance for Iowa State in the tournament. ISU is one of just 13 schools in the nation to make the last eight NCAA tourneys.
-Iowa State, who earned the No. 7 seed, welcomes No. 2 seed Stanford, No. 15 seed South Dakota and No. 10 seed FSU to Hilton Coliseum. Iowa State is 1-3 all-time as the No. 7 seed, and 10-3 all-time in NCAA tournament games played in Hilton Coliseum.
-The Cyclones are one of the nation's best free-throw shooting teams, connecting on 80.4 percent from the charity stripe, which ranks first nationally. Iowa State also led the nation at the charity stripe last season, shooting at an 80.5 percent clip. Hallie Christofferson (.883) and Jadda Buckley (.877) rank in the top-20 in the nation in free-throw shooting.
-Senior Hallie Christofferson was recently named one of 10 finalists for the Senior CLASS Award. Iowa State is the only school in the country to have finalists for the award in back-to-back seasons, with Chelsea Poppens representing ISU last season. Iowa State is also the only school with a men's and women's finalist, as Melvin Ejim is a men's finalist.
-Freshman Seanna Johnson sits at third on ISU's freshman rebounding chart. The rookie has grabbed 241 rebounds so far this season, which is second behind Megan Taylor who grabbed 270 in her freshman campaign. Jadda Buckley also has 97 assists on the season, which is third all-time on the ISU freshman chart behind Lyndsey Medders.
-The Cyclones placed four on the All-Big 12 teams with Hallie Christofferson earning a spot on the All-Big 12 first team. Junior Nikki Moody earned a spot on the second team, while freshmen Seanna Johnson and Jadda Buckley headlined the All-Big 12 Freshman team.
-Christofferson is the fifth Cyclone to amass 1,600 points and 750 rebounds in a career (Angie Welle, Megan Taylor, Jayme Olson, Tonya Burns). She also ranks in the top-10 in Iowa State history in points (1,696), rebounds (792), field goals made (558) free-throw's made (438), free-throw's attempted (518), blocked shots (96) and free-throw percentage (.846).
-Christofferson ranks fifth on ISU's single-season points list with 558 points. She needs just two points to pass Lindsey Wilson (559) for fifth all-time. Her 18.6 points per contest also rank fourth all-time.
-Iowa State ranks second nationally for the second-consecutive year in attendance. The Cyclones averaged 10,114 fans, which is the fourth-highest season average in school history.
-Iowa State's 11-0 non-conference record marks just the third time in school history the Cyclones posted a perfect non-conference schedule. Since the 2005-06 season, only nine Big 12 squads have posted undefeated non-conference slates.
-The Cyclones' 14-game winning streak to kick off the season is the longest in school history and also sets the school record for a program-best start (14-0).
Streaks and Trends
-Hallie Christofferson has scored 20+ points in 22 of the last 42 games of her career, including 16 out of 30 of the 2013-14 season. She scored in double figures in 39 of the last 42 games and 28 of 33 games last season. She also recorded double-digit rebounding efforts in eight games this season.
-Christofferson has made her last 201 of her last 221 free throw attempts (.909).
-Jadda Buckley has scored in double-digits in six out of the last 10 and 16 games this season.
-Jadda Buckley has netted 100 of 112 free throws the season (.892) and made 68 of her last 77 attempts.
-Seanna Johnson has scored in double figures in seven of her last nine contests.
-Nikki Moody has had five or more assists in 19 of ISU's 30 contests this season.
-Kidd Blaskowsky has knocked down a 3-pointer in 24 of 30 games this season.
-The Cyclones have hit at least five threes in 73 of the last 82 games. Iowa State has hit 10 or more threes 14 times this season.
-Iowa State has led 21 of 30 opponents at the half so far this season.
-Iowa State has hit a 3-pointer in 611 consecutive games. In that time (since Feb. 18, 1995), ISU has hit 4,759 threes. That is equal to 7.79 three-pointers per game for the last 19 years.
-ISU has had 10-consecutive winning seasons.
-The Cyclones have finished in the upper half of the Big 12 the last six seasons.
-The Cyclones have made the last eight NCAA Tournaments, one of just 13 teams nationally to do so.
-Iowa State has won 77-straight regular season non-conference games at Hilton Coliseum.
-Iowa State is one of five schools to have a student-athlete named as a candidate for the Senior CLASS Award in the last two seasons, and the only school to have a finalist in each of the last two seasons.
Last Time Out
-Iowa State dropped a tough game to the No. 18 Oklahoma State Cowgirls. The Cowgirls ousted the Cyclones from the Big 12 Tournament after pulling ahead in the second half to take a 67-57 victory.
-Hallie Christofferson led Iowa State with 21 points and 11 rebounds for her 19th career double-double. Junior Nikki Moody was the only other Cyclone in double-digits with 14 points and three rebounds.
Series vs. Florida State
-The Cyclones and Seminoles have met just once before, which happened to also be in the 2001 NCAA Tournament in Hilton Coliseum. The 2-seed Cyclones downed 7-seed FSU 85-70 in the NCAA second round to advance to the program's third Sweet 16.
-Iowa State was led by Angie Welle and Megan Taylor who dominated the Seminoles, with Welle scoring 26 points and grabbing 10 rebounds and Taylor netting 22 points of five 3-pointers.


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Published Feb. 7, 2013
The U.S. Commercial Service, an arm of the U.S. Department of Commerce's International Trade Administration, plans a workshop in Greenville this month to help Upstate businesses export products.
Mike Allocca, president of Allocca Enterprises, will instruct the workshop. Allocca teaches seminars around the world and consults one-on-one with companies to strengthen export compliance strategies.
The workshop will focus on the Harmonized Tariff Schedule, the Customs Ruling Online Search System and the six General Rules of Interpretation used to classify export products.
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Posted 28 May 2007 - 01:12 PM
New here and just had a quick question............
I read about the float in the instructions that came with my Rev 1.5 SLE and I have been trying to do it but the problem is, I don't know exactly what it is I am trying to do.
Does anyone have a picture or video of a Rev floating?
Posted 29 May 2007 - 03:46 AM
(1) your objective is to get the kite laying out flat and parallel with the ground with it on it's side. The leading edge points off to the horizon. The kite has more lift on it's side.
(2) The other float is more like a recovery of your field,... fly the kite up real high, then turn the leading edge down towards the surface and control the speed of decent with thumbs pressed forward (towards the kite). Too much and it will stall/fall,.. too little and it comes down with too much speed negating your desired results.
(3- ?) The last way it to completely release the handles entirely and let the kite glide downwind (used frequently in low or no-wind conditions,... like if you wanted to go get a drink of water or use the bathroom!)
Posted 29 May 2007 - 05:45 PM
Here is an inverted float.
Is this what you are talking about?
Posted 29 May 2007 - 05:48 PM
Posted 29 May 2007 - 08:11 PM
Thanks for the answers everyone, they are much appreciated!!!
Posted 29 May 2007 - 09:04 PM
I actually did get the kite to float yesterday but as soon as it started, the lines got so much slack in them, the kite just came down to ground and I had to take the walk of shame.
Thanks for the answers everyone, they are much appreciated!!!
I am the one usually asking the question here but I may be able to help here. I feel your pain. I practice the float (and most moves that are not fast or require a slack line) with my shortest line set. It is a bit easier to recover with a quick step back. It seems to have more effect on the recovery with shorter lines. Once I get the feel for how far I can go it isnt too hard to transition to the longer lines. Also the walk of shame isnt quite so long.
Denny #12
Posted 30 May 2007 - 04:15 AM
The day had very little wind,at times non, so the display was nice and floaty. Toward the end of the vid James and Carl are just messing while a birthday presentation is made.
And whats all this crap about "the walk of shame" ...if because I have gotten a little beyond my ability and have an unplanned landing that requires a slight adjustment to enable further flight what nowadays passes for a sprint of glee takes place in my haste get flying again......walk of shame, hah, thats for them who dont push at the edges, there aint no shame in trying to improve, whatever cockups it causes.
Posted 30 May 2007 - 09:45 AM
I actually did get the kite to float yesterday but as soon as it started, the lines got so much slack in them, the kite just came down to ground and I had to take the walk of shame.
Thanks for the answers everyone, they are much appreciated!!!
That happens to me a lot, if it is not too high up, I can usually run backwards fast enough to recover, but if at the top of my window, on long (120) lines, I'll just make the walk. Also, sometimes I can pull it back in while it is falling. Anything to get it facing the wind and lose slack. Hope this helps, and remember, those walks are what makes us better, if we just flew to keep it flying, we never would learn a thing.
Posted 04 June 2007 - 03:27 PM
Of all the REVs I have floated, I found the original Blast to be the best floater. I never flew a larger Blast and tried floating it.
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Posted 05 June 2007 - 07:37 AM
Hey everyone!!!
New here and just had a quick question............
I read about the float in the instructions that came with my Rev 1.5 SLE and I have been trying to do it but the problem is, I don't know exactly what it is I am trying to do.
Does anyone have a picture or video of a Rev floating?
Try this link. Look at the rev flying video. Lots of floating in a low wind fly. This is John at Lincoln City I think?,judging by the size of the women in the forground...oooh and the sand bar! If they had been wearing a fleece it would be easier to tell! Certainly not Wildwood!
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Posted 05 June 2007 - 07:59 AM
Denny #12
Posted 08 June 2007 - 03:21 AM
John's got some bit of wind to work with, he's not "reaching" his arms or pumping the wing and you can see him stepping back slightly for additional energy in reverse. A true float to me is when the kite's leading edge is parrallel with the ground. The 1.5 is easier (than a Rev one) for most of us to float, as there's more center fabric to work with and it's more neutral in flight characteristics, smaller size equates to more manuverable with tiny movements for balancing.
Look again at John Mitchell's photo up above,... see all the slack and can you envision the leading edge being parrallel with the ground? The kite is falling forward to recover field, but not very fast in decent, mostly forward motion. That's the float perfectly presented by visuals. It can also be done with the leading edge pointed at you, as the flyer. That's appropriate when the kite is out on the edge, it evolves into a nice slow, flat axel from the inverted position side-sliding pretty easily.
The float is a very rewarding skill which greatly expands your wind range and wind window.
Posted 08 June 2007 - 03:29 AM
Posted 08 June 2007 - 07:40 AM
I have 2 pictures of me flying the Super Blast floating, took me lots of practice to get it right and once you got it, it is a beautiful way of gliding from right to left and vice versa. Don't give up, keep trying until you get it right.
Posted 08 June 2007 - 09:24 PM
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Posted 04 March 2008 - 03:09 AM
That is so beautiful and graceful... and the cute kite walking.
Takes you right to the Video.
Then to my astonishment I noticed JB is flying one handed towards the end:
which I won't even attempt due to the tiny nature of my hands.
The handle grips are large enough as it is.
In the strong gusts I am grabbing on for dear life (no kite killers in this particular sport)!
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Joseph Stiglitz- "The top 1 percent have the best houses, the best educations, the best doctors, and the best lifestyles, but there is one thing that money doesn't seem to have bought: an understanding that their fate is bound up with how the other 99 percent live."
"Some people look at income inequality and shrug their shoulder. So what if this person gains and that person losses? What matters, they argue, is not how the pie is divided but the size of the pie. That argument is fundamentally wrong. An economy in which most citizens are doing worse year after year- an economy like America's is not likely to do well over the long haul. There are several reasons for this..."
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Ex-day-care worker accused of molestation
Published: Thursday, June 27, 2013 at 9:05 p.m.
Last Modified: Thursday, June 27, 2013 at 9:05 p.m.
SUMMERFIELD — A former church day-care worker was arrested by a Marion County Sheriff's Office detective on Thursday, charged with lewd and lascivious molestation on a 4-year-old girl, according to authorities.
The juvenile's mother told a sheriff's deputy that the minor alleges a man named Nathan Michael Hubbard woke her up from her nap, sat next to her and asked her to touch his pocket, which she did.
Asked why she would touch Hubbard's pocket, the little girl told her mother she does not know, and claims the object inside Hubbard's pocket felt like a radio.
The incident location was at 8585 Sunset Harbor Road, which is Village View Community Church in Summerfield. The church also operates a day-care, officials said.
The victim's mother reported the incident to an official at the day-care, and the official contacted Hubbard, 20, about the alleged incident. Detective Bobby Levay interviewed Hubbard at the Marion County Sheriff's Office and he admitted to waking up the little girl and making her touch his private area. He said he never touched the girl.
Hubbard was arrested and taken to the Marion County Jail for booking. He has since been fired from his job at the day-care, officials said.
No one at the church could be reached for comment.
Hubbard denied an interview request from the Star-Banner seeking comment.
Locally, Hubbard does not have a criminal history.
Anyone who believes their children may have had inappropriate contact with Hubbard can call Detective Levay at 368-3568.
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Power Line blog takes Christians to task for their overwhelming silence on the issue of violent religious persecution against their fellow Christians around the world. While I may not agree with all of their analysis, I am glad they asked the question:
In a number of places around the world, it is open season on Christians. We read of Christians burned out of their homes and slaughtered in Pakistan. Most recently, at least 500 Christians were murdered in Nigeria... So where is the outrage?
Not only should Christians care more, speak out more vocally on this issue, and take more action to make the world a safer place for Christians and for all persecuted minority groups, libertarians should consider religious persecution a main priority for focused activism. This is something people on all sides of the political debate can come together to accomplish.
We can all come together and oppose the intolerant, vicious behavior of the Chinese government toward Tibet, and its spiritual and temporal leader, the Dalai Lama; the violent persecution of Christians around the world for their beliefs; and the resurgent antisemitism (that is, hatred for all Semite people, Jew and Muslim alike) that we are seeing in secular Europe of late.
For libertarians, religious freedom has traditionally been a major priority. It inspired many of the original American colonists to leave Europe and start a new society. It was a primary talking point of the great libertarian philosopher, John Locke. Let's bring this issue back to the forefront. Libertarians of all people, should defend religious liberty zealously.


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2009 Mopars At The Strip - Echoes through the ValleyWritten by on April 8, 2009 The 2009 Mopars at the Strip event showed growth through these economic harships.
Anytime you mention the Mopars at the Strip event in Las Vegas to a Mopar enthusiast, the consensus is that it's an event we all want to go to. Those fortunate enough to make it out each year appreciate the collection of rare show cars, brutal racers, and fantastic scenery.
For 2009 we came in a bit skeptical because we didn't know what to expect. It's no longer a word-of-mouth possibility that the nation is experiencing economic hardships, it's a fact. With this in mind, we thought it would impact the event and it didn't. We were informed that there were more cars pre-registered this year than all who registered last year. That's a big deal!
One of the first things we noticed was the onslaught of new Challengers everywhere we looked. This was a great sight to see simply because nearly all of them were modified. It's great that the aftermarket has had a positive impact with these sick cars. Check out the photos from the weekend to get you drooling and entice you to come out next year.
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This custom 'Cuda owned by Glen Baugus from Dexter, Missouri, caught our eye because of the immaculate interior and massive steam roller wheels.One of the most unique cars of the weekend was this Dodge Challenger that wore some new body panels to mimic a Charger.
Anyone who drag races knows that most return roads don't look this good. Kudos to The Strip for having such an excellent facility.


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This upmarket grill room offers a one-of-a-kind dining experience in a vibrant, classy environment.
An extensive range of wines, fine cocktails and drinks work effortlessly alongside the menu and melt-in-your-mouth meat dishes puts this premier dining experience in a league of its own. For the most succulent and superb beef, always cooked at 1800º Fahrenheit, 1800° is the place to be. This is the ideal setting for that all-important business meeting or for discerning patrons in search of a refined meal and professional service.
The beef and other meats are grass and grain fed and carefully matured to ensure the finest flavour and the most tender cuts. 1800° prides itself on innovative thinking, superb service and exceptional presentation.
This is one stop the meat-eater must try! Fine dining with prime cut Botswana meat with professional service – you can't go wrong. The a la carte menu has all-and-everything you would want to try. The chefs prepare the cuts to perfection. The dark wood interior creates a cosy atmosphere. Trading hours are from 6:30 pm to 10:30 pm; they are closed on Sundays.
With a motto like "Life's too short for bad food." B's Steak House in the seaside town of Hermanus certainly lives up to its claim. B's has won and been runners up for the Steak House of the Year Award (1999, 2000 and 2001). So, what to expect? Steak prepared to perfection.
The relaxed atmosphere of the restaurant has a 'Sante Fe' feel with its orange and blue colour scheme which is enhanced by the solid wooden furnishings and airy double volume ceiling. The loft area creates a relaxed post pudding space for guests to linger a little longer and indulge in a good brandy and a Cuban cigar.
And then there's the steak. With a descriptive chart to guide on preference of preparation, one can be guaranteed that B's will go to great lengths provide its patrons with steak as they like it. Firm menu favourites include the Chateaubriand and Carpetbagger.
Not only does B's offer the very best steaks, but as an essential compliment to any steak meal, its wine list is also award winning (Diners Club award).
Visitors also do not have to go home empty handed. Meat products such as steak, wors and biltong as well as a range of sauces can now be purchased from the restaurant's new butchery counter.
Superb attention to detail and exquisite creativity with flavours are two of the reasons to take some time out and pay a visit to Carne SA.
Much of the meat comes from the restaurant owner's own farm so diners can be assured of superb quality and freshness. Brilliant staff are on hand to help you make a selection and advise on a good wine to suit from the wide selection on offer.
A meat-lover's must, Carne SA is a dining experience you'll want to come back for.
Cattle Baron offers a variety of truly South African cuisine and does not fail to deliver on quality, quantity and affordability.
This steak ranch offers a wide range of meats, served with rice, baked potato or chips, and the famous complimentary creamed spinach and sweet butternut.
Vegetarian pastas and a vegetarian platter are also available to non-meat eating guests, and on top of this, Cattle Baron offers a really cool kids menu filled with great dishes and awesome dessert options.


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Happy February, friends!
Yesterday, I had some fun with watercolors and made a few simple Valentine's Day cards. This DIY made me feel artistic (and you're seeing the extent of my painting abilities) because I can paint words, crooked lines and hearts. Yeah! This would be a great DIY for kids or the artistically challenged, like myself.


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Ocean's Eleven
|Release Date: December 07, 2001
|Running Time: 116 mins.
|MPAA Rating: PG 13
|Box Office: $183,405,771.00
|Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy, Crime, Remake
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Summary:Dapper Danny Ocean is a man of action. Less than 24 hours into his parole from a New Jersey penitentiary, the charismatic thief is already rolling out his next plan -- the most sophisticated, elaborate casino heist in history. In one night, Danny's handpicked 11-man crew of specialists - including an ace card shark, a master pickpocket and a demolition genius - will attempt to steal over $150 million from three Las Vegas casinos owned by Terry Benedict, the elegant, ruthless entrepreneur who just happens to be dating Danny's ex-wife Tess. Coincidence or motive? Only Danny knows for sure. To score the cash, he'll have to risk his life and his chance of reconciling with Tess. But if it all goe... Full Summary >>


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I would love those black alt's. Makin' me all hot and bothered.
I think we'll see something different next year. I know Rhoads likes what we have but the players will push him to it at some point.
This is very important:
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I'd be surprised if we see anything new in the future. I feel like it's just not Rhoads thing, but ya never know.
How bout an all black alt jersey with gold helmets? A black "I" on it for "Iowa State" and you're good to go.
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Originally Posted by SplitIdentity
How bout an all black alt jersey with gold helmets? A black "I" on it for "Iowa State" and you're good to go.
We could do that for the bowl game. No one would confuse us for Iowa then.
I like that the "black" is not actually black. It's more of a charcoal. I think that would be much better for ISU.
At this point I would settle for
*White helmets
*Gold helmets
*Striped current helmet
*Gold jerseys again
*Cardinal pants on the away uniform again
Pretty much anything else to mix it up.
CPR likes what we have, so I don't expect much if any of a change. That being said, I'd LOVE to see a gold and/or white helmet.
i think rhoads just wants that championship patch on the jersey and thats it
What about those red/black alt uniforms with the old yellow or gold helmets?
Grey/Red is my favorite. Good job on the rendering.
"The difference between keeping what you have all to yourself and coveting what someone else has lies within your willingness to give versus your desire to take"
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If you want black uniforms, then cheer for the ******* hawkeyes. **** black uniforms.
Originally Posted by SplitIdentity
How bout an all black alt jersey with gold helmets? A black "I" on it for "Iowa State" and you're good to go.
I'd rather have us continue to be confused with USC than Iowa.
Is there any way to go more of a glossy gray and work chrome into the helmet like Oregon's? I really like those helmets.
Looks great! Forward to Pollard!
Man suffers only because he takes seriously what the gods made for fun.
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No. 17 Iowa State Handles No. 21 Iowa 83-70
AMES, Iowa – The No. 17 Iowa State women's basketball team (9-0, 0-0 Big 12) used a 24-7 first-half run to get out to a 30-15 lead over the No. 21 Iowa Hawkeyes (10-2, 0-0 Big Ten). Brynn Williamson hit five three-pointers in the first stanza, pacing the Cyclone effort.
How It Happened:
With just under 16 minutes remaining in the first half, Iowa State trailed Iowa 8-6. The Cyclones then scored seven unanswered points, highlighted by back-to-back treys from Williamson. The Cyclones took an 11-point lead, holding the Hawkeyes to just one field goal over the next 12 minutes and 58 seconds. Iowa State went into halftime leading 41-28.
The Cyclone women came out firing in the second half and got off to a quick 11-4 run, stretching the lead to a game-high 20 points. Hallie Christofferson scored 18 points while grabbing 14 rebounds to notch her third double-double of the season and the 14th of her career. Seanna Johnson also worked her way to her fourth double-figure rebounding effort, grabbing 15 boards to go with seven points. Jadda Buckley added 19 points of her own, marking a career high for the freshman.
Discuss it now. Visit our Facebook page to have your say on the turning point of tonight's match.
Game Ball Goes To…
Brynn Williamson. Williamson scored a career-high 21 points on 5-12 shooting from behind the arc, while adding five rebounds. The Kansas City, Mo., native drilled five three-pointers in the first half, four of which coming during a critical 24-7 Cyclone run.
Quick Hits:
*The Cyclones are 9-0 at home against the Hawkeyes under head coach Bill Fennelly
*Three Cyclones (Williamson, Buckley and Christofferson) scored in double-figures for the eigth times this season.
*Brynn Williamson scored a career-high 21 points on 5-12 shooting from behind the arc.
*Hallie Christofferson notched her third double-double on the season and fourteenth of her career with 18 points and 14 rebounds.
*Seanna Johnson recorded 16 rebounds, notching her fourth double-digit rebounding effort of the season, while adding seven points. Johnson averaged 13.3 rpg against in-state rivals (11 vs. Drake, 13 vs. UNI and 16 vs. Iowa)
*Freshman Jadda Buckley scored a career-high 19 points for her fourth double-digit scoring effort on the year, shooting 14-16 from the line.
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1929 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup - All Star AWritten on October 1, 2005 Janis & Gary Brigham's '29 Ford Model A Roadster Pickup
We were at the HotRod Trucks Show this past July and saw a Lamborghini Ice '29 Ford Model A roadster pickup gleaming under fluorescence. Our shutter finger boogied in anticipation of photographing it for Custom Classic Trucks. To our delight and dismay, we learned the A had premiered at the 2005 Detroit Autorama and earned Best in Class. The delicious part-the A competed and won at arguably the most prestigious street rod show in the world. The distressing part-the Autorama was several months ago. Surely another magazine had already featured the pickup? No, good Karma and fortune shined upon CCT that day; we'd be the first!
The A's current caretaker, Gary Brigham of Kennesaw, Georgia, is no stranger to moving fast in various modes of transport. He's a pilot and salesman by profession, owned his first hot rod in 1958, and started drag racing the same year. Freshly finished, he and wife Janis purchased the Model A ragtop truck 11 years ago. Attending shows and cruises, the Brighams had logged over 28,000 miles on the odometer for the pickup's first reincarnation.
Initially, Gary selected T&T Customs in Canton, Georgia, for a freshening of the Ford in a few key areas. The truck showed poor paint and bodywork, and the original frame was a bit twisted. When work began on the Brigham's pickup, part of T&T's crew was building a Ridler contender at the same time. The notion came to Gary that premiering his pickup at Cobo Hall's Ridler competition would be pretty cool. After much discussion with his wife and some brainstorming about how they'd like the A to turn out, the Brighams gave T&T the green light to craft a Ridler contender.
Since the original frame looked more like a pretzel, T&T fabricated a custom undercarriage from welded 2x3-inch boxed tubing. A polished aluminum and chrome IFS from Kugel Komponents, complete with polished coilover shocks, made for a solid-state front suspension. Comprised of Wilwood calipers and customized, titanium rotors, T&T created a race-proven front and rear disc-brake system. They also fabricated a polished stainless steel Ford 9-inch, located with a triangulated four-bar suspension system and polished coilovers. Instead of employing a '29's dual saddle tanks, T&T fabricated an 18-gallon stainless steel fuel tank, which they hid between the rear framerails. After forming the stainless steel brake and fuel lines, T&T deconstructed the chassis and painted the frame Lamborghini Ice to match the eventual exterior hue, and rebuilt the sassy chassis for fitment of the drivetrain.
Being a former drag racer and SCCA driver, Gary wanted a powerplant with more oomph. He opted for a spankin' new 502ci Chevy big-block, which he had Tim Speer of ProBoat Services in Atlanta, Georgia, balance, blueprint-and generally make badass. Tim specified a special-grind Crane Cams roller camshaft and modified the Brodex aluminum heads to provide even better airflow. With such tight quarters in the engine bay, Meziere Enterprises in California provided an offset billet aluminum electric water pump, which runs no greater than 190 degrees, regardless of atmospheric conditions or driving circumstances. Rewarder Headers custom-made some tubular headers to snake around the big-block and clear the T&T fabricated frame. T&T optimized the TH400 trans with a 3,000-stall converter and Lokar floor shifter to best back the 600hp big-block.
Though much modified, the original exterior sheetmetal panels of the A date back to December 28, 1929. T&T moved the firewall rearward to fit the big-block mill. They custom-made a three-piece hood, and fabricated a rear roll pan/fuel-tank cover to conceal the extended custom frame. Many subtle-and extensive-modifications added up to achieve the goal of appearing stock, yet fitting all the custom replacement items, like the rat engine, perfectly. Several coats of the custom-mix Lamborghini Ice lavished the perfect panels, as did several clear coats, while the truck was all in pieces. Color sanding and buffing followed before T&T transformed the pieces to a whole on the chassis.
Before creating the interior, T&T's Terry Womack hand-fabricated a dash bezel to appear like a Ford factory item. He filled the bezel with Classic Instruments and wired the pickup. The selected upholster, M&M Interiors of Holly Pond, Alabama, built a custom bench seat. Wayne and Pamela McGriff, M&M's owners, trimmed the seat in tan German leather with faux-crocodile inserts. Smooth, German wool carpet covered the floor, which brought the swift 1.5-year construction project to a conclusion.
For more than 30 years, Gary campaigned and won in several drag racing classes, as well as in SCCA; throughout that time he has owned muscle machines and street rods. These days, he spends much of his free time racing to shows across the southeast with the multiple-award-winning ragtop truck. Like many a hobbyist, the Brighams love the Model A, but they're already contemplating crafting another hot rod hauler and Ridler contender. CCT will do its darn'dest to be the first magazine with a full feature, should the Brighams' dreams bear fruit (but you already knew that).
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Looking at the A's many original factory items, like the Ford Blue Oval and the radiator filler and temp gauge, one can readily see the appeal of building a restomod.M&M Interiors utilized Mercedes Rust German canvas to cover the one-off top bows. The windshield stanchions and top have a 2-inch chop.Crikey! Those are faux crocodile inserts that M&M Interiors added to the custom-built and trimmed German leather seat. The same "skin" provides a boot for the Lokar floor shifter. For safety, at the base of the seat is a remote kill switch, among other interior controls.The undercarriage is every bit as impressive as the topside of the Brigham's Lamborghini Ice Blue '29 Ford Model A roadster pickup.T&T Customs made the front of the doors flow with the curve of the dash. When from the hands of accomplished upholsterers, here's what fake crocodile, tan German carpet, and tan German leather look like.The Wilwood calipers and geometrically slotted Titanium rotors stopped the lightweight roadster pickup so swiftly the owner had to uninstall the custom-crafted power-brake booster in favor of manual disc brakes. Superior engineering, fit and finish are all hallmarks of Kugel Komponents suspension systems.
Both the top bows and the inside of the custom-made top received a special suede interlining, all from M&M Interiors.Notice the fuel-filler door in the T&T Customs oak and stainless steel stringer-installed bed floor.There are two under-dash hood pulls for the custom-made three-piece hood. The passenger-side pull is shown, as is some more of M&M's master trimwork.To match the rest of the interior, M&M Interiors trimmed the rim of the billet aluminum steering wheel with tan German leather.If you look closely, you'll see the truck's name on the valve cover. Advanced Plating chrome-plated the dual Edelbrock 650-cfm four-barrel carbs that feed the thirsty Rat engine. Fabricated by T&T Customs, the doghouse air-cleaner cover and valve covers scream Ridler-worthy. They also deburred the block before painting it to match the chassis and exterior.


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That's the saddest part about dogs. They have such a short life compared to humans. Think if we could get a dog as a kid, and have it with us for our whole life.
I'll post a couple of pictures later today.
Colorado Cowboy
Cowboy Action Shooter; Endowment Life Member-NRA
The Original Rocket Scientist-Retired
"My Father always considered a walk in the mountains as the equivalent of church going."
Aldous Huxley
CC- I'm sorry for the loss of your dog. I feared the pain of losing one so bad, I didn't get my first until last year. Already, in a year and a half, the good times and great memories she's given us will far outweigh the pain that will eventually come.
RIP Molly.
My mind is a raging torrent, flooded with rivulets of thought cascading into a waterfall of creative alternatives.
My condolences to you as well Colorado Cowboy, not sure how I am going to keep it together when its Duke's time. Dogs are truly man's best friend!


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Grapevine: Upcoming events at Elkhart County area churches
Agape Baptist Church Food Pantry, 248 W. Wolf Ave., is open from 6 to 8 p.m. the fourth Wednesday of each month. Information: the Rev. Dannel Brown, pastor, at 266-7670.
Augustana Lutheran Church, 1133 Kilbourn St. (one block north of Strong Avenue at Kilbourn and Pleasant streets) serves a meal from 5 to 6 p.m. every Monday for individuals and families who are unemployed or underemployed.
Christ's Commissary Food Pantry is open from 9:30 to 10:45 a.m. and 6 to 7:15 p.m. the first and third Thursday of each month. Clients may come every 30 days. Clothing and household goods are available whenever donated. The pantry is at First Brethren Church of Elkhart, 24197 C.R. 16 E. Call the church at 293-7088 or Shelley at 304-2749 for more information.
Church Without Walls, 731 Wagner Ave., food pantry/clothes closet open from 10 a.m. to noon Wednesdays and Thursdays. Clients may come once a month for food and weekly for clothing. For questions or concerns, clients may call the church at 293-0776 and ask for Felicia.
Clothed in Compassion, C.R. 6 at C.R. 19, Bristol, offers free clothing to men, women and children all ages/sizes. No paperwork to fill out. Available from 9 a.m. to noon the first and third Saturdays of the month. Located in the basement of the old Zion Lutheran Church building. Donations of clothing accepted as well, especially children's clothing.
A free community breakfast is from 8:30 to 10:30 a.m. the first Saturday of the month at the new Zion Lutheran Church, 20943 C.R. 6 (corner of C.R. 6 and C.R. 19), Bristol. Donations accepted.
Elkhart Community Senior Outreach site gives out canned food and clothing from 10:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Tuesdays and Thursdays at Pilgrim Rest Missionary Baptist Church, 802 W. Garfield Ave. Leave your name and phone number. Information: Mary at 293-6490.
Come to Guidance Ministries, 216 N. Second St., for a cup of coffee. Food pantry and clothing ministry from noon to 4 p.m. Thursdays. Bring a picture ID. of everyone wanting served. Information: Pastor Lori at 296-7192, or www.guidanceministries.com.
St. James AME Church, 122 Dr. Martin Luther King Drive, has a food and clothing ministry. The Lord's Cupboard is open from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. the second and third Tuesday of each month and one hour after the Sunday worship service. Items include free bread and other food items, hygiene products, and new and gently used clothing. Information: 294-4950.
South Bend Pantry & Social Services Inc.'s Elkhart division, 717 Monroe St., has pantry hours from 1 to 2 p.m. Thursdays. Clothes, food and toiletry items are available. Call 226-4876 and make an appointment.
Calvary United Methodist Preschool. Information: 522-7708.
The Compass is an after-school program for elementary-age students in the Wa-Nee school district. Information: 862-4636, email@example.com or firstname.lastname@example.com.
Creation Station Preschool, a ministry of Jefferson Community (Brethren) Church. Classes are available for children who were 3 as of Sept. 1, 2013, from 9 to 11:30 a.m. on Tuesday and Thursday. There are two options for children who were 4 as of Sept. 1, 2013: pre-K from 8:30 to 11:30 a.m. or the Extended Day class from 9:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Contact the church at 533-1121 or stop in at the office, 58915 S.R. 15, north of Goshen, for more information or to register your child.
Dunlap United Methodist Preschool has openings for 3- and 4-year-olds. Information or to register: Cindi Covey, director, at 875-9060.
Good Shepherd Nursery School, 406 S. Fifth St., Goshen, is enrolling students. Three options for Pre-K program. Children ages 4½ to 5½ may attend classes five days a week from 8:45 to 11:30 a.m. or three days a week at the same time. The Pre-K students attending three days a week have two schedule options: Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The traditional preschool program for children ages 3½ to 4½ will be offered from 8:45 to 11:15 a.m. Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Junior preschool for children ages 2½ to 3½ will be offered Tuesdays and Thursdays. For enrollment, more information or questions, call Jillian Shively (director) at 971-8516 or the church at 533-3773. Monthly tuition prices are available.
Guardian Angel Care Ministry, a ministry of New Testament Bible Church Inc. Information and tour: 295-5532 or 322-2619, or www.guardianangelsite.org.
Guidance Ministries Inc. Information: 296-7192.
Hillcrest Preschool, ages 3 and 4. Small classes with age-appropriate learning experiences. Children need to be current on their immunizations. Enroll at Hillcrest United Methodist Church, 4206 E. Bristol St. To arrange a visit call 266-7427.
Hively Avenue Preschool is enrolling for the 2013-14 school year. Morning and afternoon classes are available for 3-5 year olds. Children participate daily in the "Minds in Motion" program. A weekly Bible time teaches positive character development. Call 294-4022 for information or to schedule a visit.
Jamestown United Methodist Church. Information: 389-1555.
Jefferson Brethren Preschool. Information: 533-1121.
Little Cherubs Preschool, a ministry of First Congregational UCC: Open 5:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Ages: 2½ to 9. Website: www.littlecherubspreschool.com or contact Michelle Rhoads at firstname.lastname@example.com or 266-9303.
Loving Arms Preschool, a service of New Paris Church of the Nazarene. Information: Pam Scoles at 831-6880.
Michiana Educare, a ministry of Faith Community Fellowship. Information: Michele at 262-9353.
New Creation Childcare Ministry, Granger. Information: Karen Walorski at 264-0469.
New Life Preschool and Daycare. Information: 848-1783.
New Salem United Methodist Church. Information: Chris Chrobot at 674-8293.
Open Arms Childcare/Preschool. Information: 970-4309 or 522-8250.
Prairieview Day Care, a registered ministry of Prairieview Missionary Church. Information: 533-5113.
Redeemer Community Christian School, 24004 Old U.S. 20, offers full-day preschool and kindergarten as well as grades 1-8. Information: 264-5739.
Step by Step Daycare. Information: Robert or Maria Crockett at 296-7060 or 296-2805.
Trinity Lutheran School, 30888 C.R. 6, full- and half-day preschool and kindergarten and grades 1-8.
Trinity United Methodist Nursery School. Information: Crystal Ayres at 294-7602, ext. 119, or www.3umc.org.
Union Center Day Care, a registered ministry of Union Center Church of the Brethren. Information: 773-2221.
Winding Waters Preschool. Information: 264-9913.
Yellow Creek Mennonite Day Care. Information: 862-1045.
Faith United Methodist Church, 22045 C.R. 18 (across from Concord Little League), is having its annual peanut brittle sale. Price is $7 per pound. Orders are to be placed one week in advance; call 875-4438. The last day to order is Wednesday, Nov. 6.
Cookie Walk & Craft Bazaar, 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., New Salem United Methodist Church, 52173 Ash Road, Granger. Soup and sandwich lunch from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. A wide variety of cookies for sale by the pound and crafts from the church along with more than 20 other crafters. Information: 674-2882
Andy and Friends Gospel Puppets is selling Carson's Community Day booklets for a $5 donation on Nov. 15 and 16 to help support its ministry of spreading the gospel of Jesus Christ to children. Andy and Friends is a 501C3 not-for-profit organization receiving 100 percent of the booklet price, while the customer receives up to $500 in special offers from Carson's, located in the Concord Mall in Elkhart. To purchase a booklet, contact the office of Andy and Friends at 295-2286 or visit during any of the in-store selling dates, from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays, Fridays and Saturdays through Nov. 16. For more information about The Carson's Community Day booklets or questions about Andy and Friends Gospel Puppets, contact Rev. Brent Blough, program director, at 295-2286.
Osceola United Methodist Church, 431 N. Beech Road, will host Bus Kelver's Famous Fish Fry from 4 to 6:30 p.m. Nov. 16. AUCE fish, cole slaw, baked beans, dessert, drink. Adults $8, children 5-12 $4, 4 and under free. Information: 674-8646.
Guidance Ministries and Santa's Pantry are teaming up for the third annual Santa Stroll 5k walk and timed run fundraiser. The event is Dec. 14 with the run starting at 9 a.m. and walkers starting at 9:15 a.m. The event location is at the Knights of Columbus on Lexington Avenue. in Elkhart with the route taking runners/walkers through the Elkhart Riverwalk and various parks. There are prizes, food and drinks available to participants. The earlier the registration is submitted the lower the fee. Go to www.santaspantry.org to register now and for more information.
A Quiet Place Prayer Center on Waubee Lake in Milford is taking reservations for the fall Men and Women Creating Community groups. These groups meet once a month from September to May (none in January). This year's topics for women are Celtic Spirituality, God's Joy-Filled Surprises and Exploring Christian Formation Through the Arts. Men will be using Philip Yancey's book "What Good Is God? In Search of a Faith That Matters." For more information or to have a brochure sent, contact Norma Miller, director, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 536-5672.
The "Dreams Come True" youth program for all school-age youths meets at 7 p.m. Saturdays at 2900 Benham Ave. Food, activities, field trips, mentoring, etc. No fees required. The program is designed to show kids or adults how any dream can be achieved, no matter how great the task may seem. Information: Sister Rowena Gutierrez at 309-6188. Directors: Pastor Jeremiah Matthew and Junior Deacon Scott Matthews.
Seventh-Day Adventist Church, 9:30 a.m. Sabbath School each Saturday at 3601 E. Bristol St. Information: Joann Inglish at 206-9398.
GriefShare and DivorceCare support groups will meet at 10:30 a.m. on Sunday mornings at River Oaks Community Church, 58020 C.R. 115 Goshen. Please go to www.riveroaks.org or call Scott Tilley or Dawn Ergle at 875-1152 for further details.
Bible Study Fellowship is an in-depth, international Bible class for people of all ages and backgrounds. The study this year is the book of Genesis. Lessons are available in Chinese. Women's day classes: Goshen/Elkhart: 9 a.m. at Beulah Missionary Church, 57595 Old C.R. 17, Goshen. Contact: firstname.lastname@example.com or 831-4905. Women's BSF class: 6:55 p.m. Mondays at Grace Church, 52025 Gumwood Road (corner of Brick and Gumwood), Granger. Children's program open for those in grades 1-senior high. Contact: email@example.com or 269-687-9588. Elkhart men's evening class: 6:55 p.m. Mondays at Trinity United Methodist Church, 2715 E. Jackson Blvd. Children's program open for those in grades 1-senior high. Contact: email@example.com or 315-2272.
The Buddhist Society of Elkhart meets at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at 1732 Garden St. (Unitarian Universalist Fellowship). Sessions include Dharma talks by Venerable WuLing, with discussion, chanting and walking meditation. Freewill offering. Information: 295-8753 or www.buddhistsocietyelkhart.org.
Crossroads Community Church Divorce Care also has Divorce Care 4 Kids. Both classes are at 6:30 p.m. Mondays at 57415 Alpha Drive, Goshen. Information: Donita Johnson at 848-0891.
Next Step Singles, a place for Christian singles age 25 and older, meets to discuss life events during a book or video study from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Mondays at Crossroads North Campus, 3322 Middlebury St. Information: 875-4479 or mycrossroadscommunity.com.
American sign language classes for adults are offered at College Mennonite Church, 1900 S. Main St., Goshen, from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Tuesdays. Cost: $60 plus $50 for textbook. Child care will be provided. Must pre-register by contacting Sheila Yoder at email@example.com or phone the church at 535-7262.
The Meeting Place at Grand Horizon Center, 1610 S. Nappanee St., holds a "happening" at 7 p.m. Tuesdays. The Meeting Place is a communitywide service where pastors and worship leaders from different walks of life minister to the spiritual needs of the community. For those in need, a bag of groceries is available to take home from the Joseph Storehouse. Please bring ID. Contact Megan at 970-9242 with questions.
A Bible study for women is at 9 a.m. Wednesdays at Living Gospel Church, corner of West Walnut and North Locke streets in Nappanee. Teaching, discussion groups and fellowship are included in the study from the book of Exodus titled "Lessons in Leadership." Classes are provided for children ages 2-5, and a nursery is available for infants. Information: 773-7110 or Judy Kitson at 260-894-4203.
"God, Repair My Life" is a new group meeting for young men who want to change their lives and start taking steps on giving their life to the Lord. The group meets from 6 to 8 p.m. every two weeks on Wednesdays at the Elkhart Public Library, 300 S. Second St. Enjoy movies, music snacks and drinks, live guest speakers and much more while learning how to get back on track. Attendees will pray as a group, discuss violence, drugs and God. This event is made for men who are serious about changing their lives but need help and guidance, not for clowning around.
Guidance Ministries, 216 N. Second St., is hosting a faith-based addictions recovery class from 10 to 11 a.m. Fridays in the Ministries' education room. The curriculum is "The 7 Principles of Recovery" by Virgil L. Stokes, a former alcoholic and current pastor. Class size limited; please RSVP prior to class. Information: 296-7192 or email email@example.com.
Mothers of area students are invited to Moms in Prayer to pray for their children and the schools they attend. The times and locations for the groups are:
Elkhart Central High School — 8:30 to 9:30 a.m. Wednesday. Nondenominational. Meeting sites vary. Come to observe, or for more information, contact Kristal Klehfoth at firstname.lastname@example.com or 262-3818. Moms interested in praying for college students also welcome.
Goshen High School and Middle School — 9 a.m. Monday, Silverwood Mennonite Church, 1712 W. Clinton, Goshen.
Fairfield Junior/Senior High School — 8:30 a.m. Thursday, Benton Mennonite Church, 15350 C.R. 44, Goshen.
Northridge High School — 8:45 a.m. Wednesday, Crystal Valley Missionary Church, 233 U.S. 20, Middlebury.
Northridge Middle School — 8:30 a.m. Friday, Crystal Valley Missionary Church, 233 U.S. 20, Middlebury.
Heritage Intermediate School — 9 a.m. Tuesday, Aunt Karen's Café, 1298 Orpha Drive, Middlebury.
Orchard View Elementary School— 8 a.m. Monday, Pathway Assembly of God, 13805 U.S. 20, Middlebury.
Middlebury Elementary School — Meeting varies. Contact Joy Miller at 875-1591 for more information.
Central Christian Church on Franklin Street in Elkhart will have a joint worship service with Greater Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Church, 1829 Oakland Ave., at 4 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 3. Both choirs will be singing, and the message will be by Pastor Mike Wills.
"Finding Home: As in Heaven, So on Earth" at 7:30 p.m. Nov. 11 at the Salvation Army/Kroc Community Corps Center, 900 W. Western Ave., South Bend. She will explain how scientific prayer heals homelessness, unemployment, instability, family issues and more. In the 1960s, Luedeman was a hard rock singer, and a drug overdose led to a complete change in lifestyle. For more than 35 years, she has been in the public practice of Christian Science, including speaking and writing. Leudeman has spoken at more than 60 prison, rehab and homeless facilities around the world. The talk is sponsored by the First Church of Christ, Scientist, South Bend.
Middlebury Food Pantry Benefit Raffle: Now through Nov. 15. Win an iPad, TV and more. Tickets available at Varns and Hoover Hardware, Legacy Furniture, Showhauler Trucks, First Mennonite Church, Old Creamy Antiques. Need not be present to win. Cost: $5 each or five for $20. Drawing will be held Nov. 15 at Sweets, Sips and Surprises.
Send Grapevine information to: email@example.com, via fax to 294-3895 or by mail to The Elkhart Truth, P.O. Box 487, Elkhart, IN 46515 by noon Wednesdays.


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|Volleyball officials needed
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Anyone interested in becoming a volleyball official should make note of important dates coming up.
All officials must go to a regional clinic and one study session before the season starts and one study session after the season starts. First- to third-year officials must attend a mechanics clinic also.
It's recommended all new officials hit as many of the new officials study sessions as they can.
A regional clinic is set for Wednesday, Aug. 14 in Sterling with registration from 4:30-5 p.m. and the clinic from 5-7:45 p.m. at the NJC Bank of Colorado Event Center.
Study sessions for new officials will be Monday, July 29 at Hagen Elementary and Mondays, Aug. 5 and 12 at the NJC Bank of Colorado Event Center classroom at 6 p.m. The test date is Monday, Aug. 19.
Study sessions for veterans and new officials are Mondays, Aug. 26, Sept. 9 and 23 and Oct. 7 and 21, all at the NJC Bank of Colorado Event Center classroom at 6 p.m.
Two mechanics clinics are set for Sunday, June 15 at 8 a.m. in Fleming and Sunday, Aug. 24 at Brush High School.
For more information, contact Trudy at 970-580-4754, Deb at 970-466-0060 or Nici at 970-571-3060.
Holyoke Enterprise June 6, 2013


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BARTOW COUNTY, Ga. -- Last month, 45 year-old James Larry Bell Jr. was arrested on a misdemeanor for fighting with his brother. On Thursday night, he was still in the Bartow County Jail but not for the fight.
It's because he's facing possible deportation as an illegal immigrant from Britain. The problem is he's never been outside Georgia, according to his family.
"I've been everywhere this morning, talking to everybody," his mother reassured him over speaker phone in her hand.
Brenda Sue Bell has been on the phone with her son James, and anyone else who'll listen, every day since he was arrested.
"Okay, momma," he said before hanging up. "I love you."
"I love you too," she replied.
The family's been trying to get him out of the jail, but they can't. That's because the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement Agency has a hold on him Bell. They say his fingerprints show that he's a British citizen who shouldn't be in America.
"It's definitely a nightmare. We go down there to get him out, and they say ICE has got a hold on him," said Bell's stepfather Allen Wood.
"And then we figured out what ICE was and come to find out it's about immigration. And they say he's somebody else."
"I don't know what to think...we're just country people here and have never been outside the united states any of us..."
The family says the evidence supporting their son's American citizenship speaks for itself. Not the least of which are all the pictures chronicling Bell's entire life from childhood to an adult here in Georgia.
"I've sent his birth certificate, his social security numbers, his driver's license," said Sue Bell. For her efforts she says she was warned by ICE that fabricating identification paperwork is a felony.
"He was born right here," she said firmly. "Right here in Cartersville hospital."
When asked if she can vouch for him as his mother, Bell chuckled knowingly. "Yes I sure can."
11Alive News talked to an official with ICE tonight, who said the case is under investigation, adding that they have no idea why Bell's fingerprints would be flagged as belonging to a British national. ICE plans to meet with him Friday to try and get it all resolved.


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WALDORF, Md. (WUSA9) -- The Charles County Sheriff's Office have identified the 3-year-old, who was crushed by a garage door, as Leilah Dawn Coady.
The incident occurred on Friday at about 4:00 P.M. at 2928 Eutaw Forest Drive in Waldorf, MD. The girl was playing as the garage door came down. She was transported to a hospital where she was pronounced dead.
Diane Richardson, a spokeswoman for the Charles County Sheriff's office said , "the door came down and pinned her and ended up asphyxiating her.'
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Dietitians Speak Out in Support of the Trans Fat Ban Proposed by the FDA
The FDA is finally stepping up to remove trans fat from a list of chemicals known as GRAS – or generally recognized as safe. This morning, the Food and Drug Administration opened up a 60-day public call for comments, scientific data, and other information they can use to help guide their decision to issue an all-out ban on trans fat, also known as partially hydrogenated oil.
"Based on new scientific evidence and the findings of expert scientific panels, the [FDA] has tentatively determined that partially hydrogenated oils (PHOs), which are the primary dietary source of industrially-produced trans fatty acids, or trans fat, are not generally recognized as safe (GRAS) for any use in food based on current scientific evidence establishing the health risks associated with the consumption of trans fat, and therefore that PHOs are food additives," says the formal announcement made by the agency.
If this is finalized, the FDA says "food manufacturers would no longer be permitted to sell PHOs."
That's news that has the dietetic community happy as heart-healthy clams. We reached out to several thought leaders from the dietetic community to hear their reactions to the trans fat ban news first.
Those foods are suspect, not only because of the link between trans fats and cardiovascular disease, but because of wide-reaching inflammation from a host of artificial products. This could give people a reminder to eat real food. — Mary Hartley, RD, our resident nutrition expert and a NYC-based dietitian
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Bones Worth Building On, Part IWritten by Chris Shelton on April 12, 2004 The Roadster Shop Whips Up 1955-59 Chevy Rails
Contrary to popular belief, most trucks nowadays merely serve as catch-all light-duty vehicles. For the most part, modern trucks do everything from hauling dirt to hauling kids. With air conditioning, cloth seats, and cruise control, modern trucks are more like big cars with a big open box in the back. As a result, modern truck owners seldom ask much from their rigs.
Old trucks wished they got off so easy. Before Chevy introduced the Cameo and before Ford introduced the Ranchero, trucks were plain and simply manual laborers. As a result, people often rode 'em hard and put 'em away wet. Payloads shifted in beds and gravel roads peppered fenders and mud-caked crevices, and most truck owners couldn't care less. After such a hard life, many truck owners retired their trucks behind barns well after their useful lives ended.
And here we fools go dragging 'em out and cleaning 'em up for a second go 'round. With reproduction body panels, rubber, and trim, the truck worlds our oyster. But there's something beneath that shiny paint, something beneath that fresh chrome, and something behind that new rubber that still bespeaks of a life lived hard--a battered chassis. In a way, building a trick pickup on a beat chassis is tantamount to building a mansion on a clapboard foundation.
So Bill O'Rourke over at the The Roadster Shop in Elgin, Illinois, tooled up a few alternatives. He's manufactured chassis for '28-37 and '55-57 Chevy passenger cars, and '28-59 Ford and Chevy pickups for over two decades. He covers Plymouth and Dodge from '32-34, and he even made a '32 Chrysler frame--although he admits the demand's pretty low on that one. He even offers a smattering of frames for the '37-42 Willys-Overland cars. In fact, O'Rourke said that, if provided with a stock frame for reference, The Roadster Shop can make a chassis for just about any pickup with provisions for just about any suspension style. In this case, we'll show what goes into a '55-59 Chevy short-box pickup chassis to prove it.
These aren't just pretty faces, either. As with all their frames, they hand-cut each frame plate--top, bottom, interior, and exterior sides--from 10-gauge pickled-and-oiled hot-rolled steel. Now don't confuse this steel with rough, garden-variety, hot-rolled steel; this is some pretty clean stuff that "looks more like stainless than anything else," O'Rourke said.
Once trimmed and fitted, they fixture-weld each panel to its mate. Before welding the interior boxing plate to the C-channel-shaped frame, however, they back-weld the joints to create a battleship-tough framerail. And according to O'Rourke, the hot-roll steel itself is stronger than the steel many manufacturers use for stamped frames--so "we can get a stiffer frame from this steel," he said.
Chalk up yet another advantage to fabricated rails: versatility. Instead of working within the confines of a permanent-die stamping technique, the fabrication method gives The Roadster Shop the ability to accommodate just about any frame modification or dimension. Want a longer wheelbase? No problem. Want it kicked up over the rear axle? Easy as pie. They even install nut inserts in all body-mounting and bracket holes to make body mounting that much easier.
And it doesn't end there, either. With the fabricated rails in their frame fixture, they fit an eight-point tubular crossmember with a dropout transmission crossmember to span the structure. Depending on the application, they also offer several suspension styles. Out back, The Roadster Shop's frames accommodate parallel-leaf, triangulated four-bar, parallel four-bar, and a pro street-style narrowed four-bar suspension designs. Pony up to the top and they'll even install one of Heidt's SUPERIDE IRS systems.
Up front they offer the popular buggy-sprung arrangements for early-Ford applications, and for just about everything else (including early Ford), they've got Heidt's Mustang II or SUPERIDE crossmembers. To suit your specific preferences, they'll install any of the popular aftermarket manufacturers' suspension systems, too. Whatever the case, they carry a multitude of control arm options--including stamped, tubular steel, or stainless-steel control arms.
The options don't end there, either; they maintain rear disc brakes, power boosters, and even anti-roll bars on their options list. In other words, they've got everything from basic frames to full rollers.
There's much to show in this chassis' fabrication, so we're breaking it up into two monthly installments. This month we'll concentrate on The Roadster Shop's construction techniques. Next month we'll install components and finish off the frame details. Until then, study up on them fresh new bones!
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All of the Roadster Shop's chassis start out as a flat steel template. Over the years, they've built up quite a template arsenal--everything from '30s Fords and Chevys to oddball Chrysler makes, in addition to '50s passenger cars and pickups.Chad Glasshagel pulled one of the templates down and laid it on a sheet of the 10-gauge pickled-and-oiled hot-rolled steel. He then transferred the template's shape to the plate.He then cut the panels out with a heavy-duty nibbler. The nibbler leaves a clean, burr-free edge that's ready for assembly.When Chad transferred the template's shape, he also punched mounting points into the pieces. Steve Vaughn then drilled the plates and welds in mounting plates and nuts for body and component assembly.Chad then welded the plates together in a fixture for correct alignment. He welded the upper, lower, and outer plates together twice: once on the outside and once on the inside of the channel.After he welded the boxing plate to the C-channel-shaped rails, he then ground the external welds down. The result was a seamless and smooth rail whose appearance belied its construction.The finished rails exited the process looking like a stock pickup's rails--only boxed and devoid of holes, rust pebbling, bends, and decades of paint.
The SUPERIDE crossmember references axle centerline--in this case, it's a hole Chad punched and Steve drilled into the frame. This ensured proper wheelbase and removed all doubt....It's too bad the crossmember lives under the body; it's a work of art in itself and serves as a mounting point for the pedal assembly, the transmission crossmember, and much of the exhaust system.This chassis uses a tried-and-true Heidt's four-link arrangement for rear suspension. For stock frames, the Heidt's crossmember mounts in the C-shaped frame. Since The Roadster Shop boxes their frames, Doug marked and trimmed the crossmember to span the area between the boxing plates.Once he trimmed it, he located it between the rails, clamped it down, and welded it in place. It now serves as yet another crossmember.Doug finished up the framerails with a rearward crossmember just about the time that Rock Valley Antique Auto Parts showed up with a super-trick stainless tank. While this truck will see carbureted use, Rock Valley's tanks incorporate baffles, a return line bung, and provisions for a tank-mounted EFI pump.
Doug then assembled the lower links and bolted them to the Heidt's four-link's lower mounts. Heidt's also supplies two additional lower brackets that mount to the frame itself. He pinned those to the links' forward ends and clamped the brackets to the chassis.This backside shot should shed some more light on the coilover/lower-link mount that Doug tacked to the Moser axle housing.Doug aligned the axle per front crossmember dimensions. He squared the axle to the chassis and centered it in relation to the rails.He then assembled the upper links and pinned them to their respective mounting brackets: one for the axle housing and the other for the framerail.With the brackets in place and installed on the links, Doug checked the brackets' shape in relation to the frame. In this case, he had to trim some of the bracket to the marker line so it would fit flush against the frame.


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Talking, Tasting and Testifying
Knowing that silence can foster sickness, Akeda Pearson came up with the idea to promote conversation to bring about healing and that was the seed for 3rd Sundays Tea, Tastings and Testimonials.
July is the end of the first series which originated through prayer and supplication, Pearson said.
"I feel my mission is to spark conversation, which is the initial step to overcoming domestic violence because silence hides violence," she said.
"Often times than not, we remain silent while our loved ones, someone's daughter, son, brother, sister, relative or friend experience abuse or even die as a result of domestic violence. Our society has literally become desensitized to violence."
Domestic violence spans all cultures, races and regions throughout the world.
The monthly gatherings were established to:
*spark conversation about some of the factors that manifest into domestic abuse
*facilitate educational presentations for attendees to gain knowledge
*distribute information about local, state and national resources
*encourage sharing of information with families, friends, colleagues, neighbors, co-workers and communities and
*provide an atmosphere of rich history with delicious tastings.
"When the idea was presented to Julia Faye Briggs, the owner of Tea by Julia Faye, she did not hesitate to support the idea," Pearson said.
Previous events have been well attended by females 15 and older; however, more males are encouraged to attend. Due to limited seating, RSVPs are requested.
Representation from DHMH, faith based organizations, safe havens and advocacy agencies is expected.
3rd Sundays Tea, Tastings and Testimonials will be held 4 p.m., July 21 at The Historic Stone Mansion, 4901 Spring Garden Drive, Baltimore, Md. RSVP to [email protected] or call 410-367-8253.
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WASHINGTON (WUSA9) -- Dunbar High School will have its Turkey Bowl Championship win revoked, officials announced.
The District of Columbia Public Schools says Dunbar must forfeit its victory of the annual playoff and other regular season football games, following an investigation into one of the team's players. Officials found one of the participating athletes is not a resident of the district.
"It is deeply disappointing to have to revoke this title from Dunbar, but it is even more disappointing that an ineligible player was playing on the team," said DCPS Chancellor Kaya Henderson in a press release.
DCPS Athletic Director Stephanie Evans added: "When it becomes clear that a school is in violation, we have to enforce the appropriate consequences."
Officials say Dunbar has the opportunity to appeal the findings of the violation. The school's principal was notified Saturday.


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|I'm Just Cookin'
|Written by Darci Tomky
Pumpkin and spice and everything nice
Tis the season of everything pumpkin. It's an obsession, really. A national frenzy. I read somewhere that we still have four seasons, but they are now winter, spring, summer and pumpkin spice.
I do believe Starbucks is to blame. (Who else?!) They introduced their ever-popular pumpkin spice latte in 2002, and it's been a slippery slope ever since.
According to a CNBC article, Starbucks started offering the drink on Sept. 3 this year, but dedicated fans could get a "secret code" to "unlock" their local store and get the drink on Aug. 28. August!!
Since the pumpkin spice latte is only offered for a limited time, fans anticipate the season with glee, drinking up as much of it as they can in the short fall months. Social media posts sure aren't helping the craze either.
McDonald's and Dunkin' Donuts are joining the obsession this year, with their versions of the pumpkin spice latte. (I don't even like coffee, so we won't get into the debate over which one is better.)
Pumpkin has found its way into not only coffee but also pastries, soups, beers, desserts and more. The CNBC article said restaurants' pumpkin-inspired limited-time offers are up 234 percent from 2008 to 2012, and 2013 is looking promising.
So why has pumpkin grown from the once-a-year treat at Thanksgiving dinner to the obsession it is today?
An NPR article suggests it's more about the "pumpkin feeling" than the flavor or nutrition. It's about nostalgia and the idea that pumpkins represent this perfect little farm life. And that gives people a good feeling.
What used to be a food for desperate times became something to be celebrated when people in the 19th century began moving into the cities and away from the rural way of life.
We want to be romantic about old-fashioned ideas, whether it's drinking pumpkin spice lattes, wearing suspenders or pickin' on an old banjo. OK, not everyone takes it that far, but we take our families to pumpkin patches and can't wait to ride the hayrack ride, pick our own pumpkins and take in the nostalgic crunch of a good, big pile of leaves.
In Holyoke, the weather's turned chilly and it just smells like fall! So I cooked up some sweet, moist mini pumpkin cakes in honor of the "pumpkin spice season."
I mixed and matched so I could include a cream cheese glaze with my cakes. The full cake recipe can be found at tasteofhome.com, and the frosting is from rosebakes.com. I used mini bundt cake pans, so depending on the size of yours or if you use a cupcake pan, you might have to adjust the baking time.
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Green Your Garage or Outbuilding – The Garage Plan Shop
We used to think going green was a trend, but it has become our way of life. We are expected to make green choices in everything we do from recycling our newspaper and properly disposing of hazardous chemicals to conserving energy and building with green materials. There are many things we can do around the house to live more green, and your garage or utility building are no exception. If you are planning to build a new detached garage plan, shed or outbuilding plan, there are some things you can do to green your new structure. Here are a few suggestions from The Garage Plan Shop:
· Use metal when possible. If you have an opportunity to use metal standing seam roofing or even metal cladding you are making a green choice. Metal construction does not require the use of harmful chemicals and wood treatments used in the lumber of traditional wood construction, and it is 100% recyclable should you no longer need your garage, shed or outbuilding.
· Install windows in your garage for natural lighting. Using natural lighting whenever possible cuts back on energy consumption. If you plan to spend a lot of time inside your garage, you can reduce energy bills by installing large windows and perhaps skylights.
· Incorporate earth-friendly lighting. The exterior of your garage, shed or outbuilding can be lit with the use of solar lights. Use LED bulbs in interior and exterior light fixtures. Consider using motion sensor lights that turn on when you pull in your driveway or walk on the sidewalk saving energy and money. These fixtures will light the way until they no longer detect your motion and will turn off automatically. You won't have to remember to flip the switch.
· If your garage is near your home or attached to the home, do not store flammable chemicals inside, such as a gasoline and oil containers or paint cans. Store them away from the house is a small, locked utility shed that has good ventilation.
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Zimbabwe orders foreigners to shut down their stores by end of year
Newscast Media HARARE—Foreign owners of stores and shops in Zimbabwe are still coming to terms with the reality that the government has ordered them to close their shops by the end of the year.
According to Deutsche Welle, the Zimbabwean government announced that retail businesses within the country would only be able to be run and owned by indigenous Zimbabweans. The declaration, the government said, was part of the country's "indigenization policy."
This move will mostly affect Chinese and Nigerian nationals who run many of the businesses in Zimbabwe. The newly-announced policy will mean businesses like restaurants, hairdressing salons and other retail outlets will be reserved purely for indigenous Zimbabweans.
The Indigenization Empowerment Act, a law that was signed in 2008, requires foreign business owners to cede 51 percent of control of their businesses to indigenous native Zimbabweans.
"It is a flexible law and investors are given time to comply. It's not about seizure of assets, it's not about expropriation," Zimbabwe's minister of economic planning and investment promotion, Tapiwa Mashakada, said at an industry conference in Perth, Australia when the act was first signed into law in 2008. The Chinese and Nigerians have had five (5) years to comply with the law, but because of non-compliance, they have until January 1, 2014 to vacate their retail outlets. An excerpt of the law is shown below:
3. Objectives and measures in pursuance of indigenisation and economic
(1) The Government shall, through this Act or regulations or other measures under this
Act or any other law, endeavour to secure that—
(a) at least fifty-one per centum of the shares of every public company and any other
business shall be owned by indigenous Zimbabweans;
(b) no—
(i) merger or restructuring of the shareholding of two or more related or associated
businesses; or
(ii) acquisition by a person of a controlling interest in a business;
that requires to be notified to the Competition Commission in terms of Part IVA of the
Competition Act [Chapter 14:28] shall be approved unless—
(iii) Fifty-one per centum (or such lesser share as may be temporarily prescribed for the purposes of subsection (5)) in the merged or restructured business is held by indigenous Zimbabweans;
*Click here to read or download the entire Indigenisation Act of 2008.
Nigeria itself has its own version called the Indigenisation Decree of 1974 that gives native Nigerians exclusive rights over their resources. The purpose of these laws is to protect Africa from outside exploitation of its resources and prevent what happened during colonialism from happening again. Many have cautioned Africans to be careful with the Chinese because they may have ulterior motives in Africa.
However, South Africa's President Jacob Zuma begs to differ in the interview below:
Former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton, went as far as warning Africans of the "new colonialism" while in Lusaka, Zambia on June 10, 2011.
"We don't want to see a new colonialism in Africa," Clinton said in a television interview in Lusaka, the first stop on a five-day Africa tour.
"When people come to Africa to make investments, we want them to do well but also want them to do good," she said. "We don't want them to undermine good governance in Africa."
Uganda is one of the biggest recipients of aid from China, and Press TV had an interesting discussion with Ugandan media practitioners about this subject. Watch:
According to Bloomberg, Zimbabwe has the world's second-largest reserves of platinum and chrome, after South Africa, along with deposits of gold, coal, diamonds and nickel. Foreign companies with assets in the Zimbabwe include Impala Platinum Holdings Ltd., Anglo Platinum Ltd. and Rio Tinto Group. British banks Standard Chartered Plc and Barclays Plc also operate in the country.


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