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1929 Ford - Doc's DelightWritten by Eric Geisert on December 1, 2006 Larry Wood's Lobeck-Built Roadster Pick 'Em Up
It's a story many hot rodders can tell. They know about an old car tucked away in a barn and, decades later, are able to buy the vehicle, build it to their spec, then spend weekends driving it around town and to rod rods. But living in a parallel universe, one that is almost like the one we know, are folks like Larry Wood. As a veterinarian with decades of experience helping animals in the San Antonio region of Texas, Larry has also gotten to know a great many people through their pets, including one gent who owned several nice vehicles (including an MG/TC bought when new in England) as well as a complete Model A roadster pickup.
Since high school almost 50 years ago, Larry had always wanted a Model A roadster pickup, and he'd ask about purchasing his customer's truck whenever he'd stop into Larry's office with his dog. It took nearly 20 years, but Larry got his chance to buy it in 2002. However, it had been stored in an outdoor shed for many years where the roof had collapsed and the weather had started to eat away at the fenders.
Gordon Chisenhall is another customer and friend of Wood. A dyed-in-the-wool hot rodder, Gordon told Larry about Barry Lobeck's shop in Ohio, as Gordon was having some work done there on his '32. At first, Larry was only looking for a frame to replace the worn-out one under his newly acquired truck, so he called Lobeck's shop in Springfield, Ohio, to get the ball rolling.
But as the project moved along, Larry found more and more things he'd like to replace to make his pickup a bit nicer, so his conversations with Barry eventually turned to getting a completely new steel roadster pickup body from Brookville Roadster.
Lobeck's has been building hot rods for decades, and if there is one thing that can be said for the cars that come out of that shop, it's that they will sit and profile better than most any other hot rod out there. That is especially true with the full-fendered cars, as they always look like the fenders drip over the tires without the aid of airbags.
With the Model A chassis nearly done (narrowed in the rear and kicked 2 inches), the suspension pieces-a Magnum dropped tube axle and stainless four-bar in the front and "straight" four-bar in the rear-were dialed in with shock absorbers (All-American coilover out back, chromed Pete & Jake's up front) and a Durant monoleaf front spring. A 9-inch rear (3.25:1) with 28-spline axles was also added, as was a simple brake system (drums aft, Wilwood disc fore).
The body utilized the complete steel body kit from Brookville, which includes the fenders, bed, running boards, and splash aprons. The only item not ordered through Brookville was the hood, which was obtained through Rootlieb. When the pickup was mocked together and still in primer, Larry got the chance to see it when he visited Lobeck's to see how things were going.
Happy that everything was on track, Wood gave the go-ahead and the work began on the bodywork and paint. Lobeck's Springfield location (the main shop is still in Cleveland, Ohio) used PPG products to coat the truck, which was followed by a subtle Tommy the Greek-style pinstripe by Cincinnati's Dauber. At first, Larry had wanted to go with a metallic burgundy for the rod's exterior color, but after some discussion, a custom-blended PPG root beer gold was agreed upon.
The rod was then fitted with the yellow cream-colored wires (15x8 and 6) from Wheel Vintique, wrapped in Michelin rubber (235/75 and 165-15). The headlights used are from a Model A, but the taillights are '33 Ford passenger units. The rest of the exterior is fairly stock, except for the addition of small, streamlined gas-lid doors in each side splash apron, feeding the twin saddle-type gas tanks.
Under the hood, simplicity and reliability come in the form of a 350 Chevy crate engine, backed to a TH350 transmission. Lobeck's doesn't stray too far from the things they know always work (Walker radiator, Edelbrock carb and manifold, Taylor wires, a mild cam, etc.), and they assembled the drivetrain with a set of Street & Performance headers and 2.25-inch stainless steel exhaust tubing.
Though Larry is a vet by trade, he's also a cowboy at heart, and collects antique spurs and enjoys riding cutting horses (those who have been trained to cut a single cow out from a herd). The interior to his roadster pickup carries the flavor of the West, from the thick baseball-style stitch on the bench seat, the real leather material, saddlebag pockets in each door panel, and even the shoestring tie on the gearshift boot.
Shawn Appleman, who has built some fine-looking hot rods in his own right, is also an expert upholstery man, and the one Lobeck turns to when he needs something special. Appleman Interiors delivered with an all-leather package that looks purpose built, and not frivolous in any way. Shawn also wrapped the Lobeck LakeStyle three-spoke steering wheel with the same coffee-colored material he used throughout the open cab. An Auburn gauge panel, filled with Auto Meter gauges, fits nicely into the '29 dash, and an underdash tray hides the stereo head unit and some of the truck's other electronics.
While all this work was being done on Larry's pickup, he was 1,300 miles away at his home in Texas, but that didn't mean he didn't know what was happening with his ride. Two of Lobeck's Springfield employees, Molly and Charlie, would use disposable cameras, take shots of the work in progress, then ship them off to Larry so he could see what was going on. As a matter of fact, at the time this photo shoot took place, Larry still hadn't seen his finished car in person since time away from his business is tough to come by!
He's hoping to catch up with it soon at a Texas rod run, but right now the pickup is being fitted with a top ('cuz you're gonna need that during the summer, and nearly every other moment, in Texas!). And though pictures of the truck may give the viewer an idea of what it might look like, you cannot fully appreciate the choice of color until you see it in person-it absolutely glows when the sunlight hits it! And that's something the good doctor hopes to see for himself in the very near future!
Facts & FiguresLarry WoodsSan Antonio, Texas1929 Ford roadster pickup
|Frame / Manufacturer
|'29 Ford / Lobeck's (Cleveland, OH)
|Modifications frame
|narrowed in rear & kicked 2"
|Rearend / Ratio Ford
|9" / 3.25:1
|Rear suspension
|four-bar & All-American coilover shocks
|Rear brakes
|Front suspension
|Magnum dropped tube axle, Pete & Jake's (Peculiar, MO) shocks, Durant monoleaf spring
|Front brakes
|Wilwood disc
|Steering box
|OEM Vega
|Front wheel make, size
|Wheel Vintique (Fresno, CA), 15x5
|Rear wheel make, size
|Wheel Vintique, 15x8
|Front tire make, size
|Michelin, 165-15
|Rear tire make, size
|Michelin, 235/75-15
|Gas tank
|twin saddle by Tanks
|Machining / Assembly
|Walker Radiator (Memphis, TN)
|Manifold / Induction
|Edelbrock (Torrance, CA) / single Edelbrock 1406 carb
|Ignition / Wires
|Mallory HEI / Taylor
|stainless 2.25"
|Body style / Material
|roadster pickup / steel
|Body manufacturer
|Brookville Roadster (Brookville, OH)
|Rootlieb (Turlock, CA)
|Lobeck's (Springfield, OH)
|Painttype / Color
|PPG / Copper
|Lobeck's (Springfield)
|Dauber (Cincinnati, OH)
|Headlights / Taillights
|'29 Ford / '33 Ford
|'29 Ford
|Insert / Gauges
|Auburn-style / Auto Meter
|Auto Sound w/ 10-disc CD changer
|Tracy Taylor / Lobeck's (Springfield)
|Steering wheel
|Lobeck LakeStyle three-spoke
|Steering column
|Flaming River
|custom bench by Shawn Appleman (Lancaster, OH)
|Shawn Appleman
|Material / Color
|leather / saddle
|wool loop
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Basically a Chevy crate engine, the 350 was topped with an Edelbrock 1450 carb, manifold, and a Billet Specialties air cleaner.Shawn Appleman is known for building some very cool cars, but he is also an expert interior guy, and someone Lobeck turns to when he wants something extra special for his customers' cars.A Lobeck LakeStyle three-spoke steering wheel mounts to a Flaming River aluminum steering column, and is about the only brightwork in the color-coded interior.Shawn used leather throughout the r-pup, stitching the pieces together with a wide baseball-style pattern.


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Smooth Blend in a 1929 Ford Model A RoadsterWritten by on May 7, 2004 Contributors: Rich Chenet Bruce Leven's '29 Ford Roadster
Bruce Leven says he was occasionally accused of not knowing what he wanted to be when he grew up. He also admits that his inability to settle on just one thing extends to his taste in cars, as well. In addition to his interest in hot rods, Bruce's participation in the automotive hobby spans everything from vintage Sprint Cars to sports car racing. He calls himself an ex-pro sports car driver, but says he's always been a hot rodder at heart.
That all-encompassing automotive appetite is evident in this truly awesome roadster, which manages to blend a number of performance automotive styles into one seamless look. Part hot rod, part midget, part early Indy car, part early sports car--that's how Bruce describes the theme (or multiple themes) of his astonishing A. We've seen combinations of styles done on some of our Dream Car illustrations, but it's rare to see the approach look this good on a real-world rod.
Much of the work that went into the roadster was handled by J&L Fabricating in Puyallup, Washington. The shop specializes in race cars and used that expertise to built a custom chrome-moly tube frame as the foundation for Leven's rod. The body is one of Brookville's steel '29 roadster bodies, channeled 5 inches and modified with an aluminum hood and nose, a pair of headrests, and countless other items that put the car in its own distinct category. Even the engine has been given the full treatment. Dave Tatom at Tatom Custom Engines in Mt. Vernon, Washington, is a master of vintage mills and completely blueprinted this flathead for performance in the range of 226 hp.
The roadster didn't get finished until fairly late into last year's car show season, but its impact was felt immediately. At the car's debut appearance at the Goodguys Nationals in Columbus, Ohio, it was awarded a Boyd Coddington Pro's Pick and a Street Rodder Magazine Top 10 choice. It was also selected as one of only a few finalists for the Goodguys Street Rod of the Year competition. That's not a bad pile of prizes for an old sports car racer with an absolutely beautiful hot rod that borrows styles from just about everywhere and appeals to just about everybody.
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Drivetrain: The 284ci full-race flathead, built at Tatom Custom Engines, is packed with Ross pistons connected by polished rods to a stroker crank, with Navarro aluminum heads and triple Stromberg 97s atop a Navarro intake manifold. Exhaust escapes through custom headers built at J&L Fabricating. The Hurst-shifted GM T5 transmission with McLeod clutch was modified by Bill Erickson in Seattle.
Chassis: J&L Fabricating applied its race car chops to the chassis, starting with a custom tube frame. Front components include a Magnum dropped I-beam axle, Durant mono-leaf spring, '37 Ford spindles, and hairpins. Front brakes are So-Cal Buick-style front discs; rear brakes are Ford drums. A custom four-bar was built for the rear, along with a Halibrand quick-change rearend with 3.89:1 gears. Shocks are Carreras.
Wheels & Tires: Leven went for rolling stock that perfectly complements the car's track roadster theme, mounting a pair of 890-16 Firestone grooved dirt track tires from Coker on 16x7 wire wheels from Wheel Vintiques, along with ribbed front Firestones on 15x5 rims.
Body & Paint: The body started from an all-steel Brookville Roadster, channeled 5 inches over the rails at J&L Fabricating and treated (obviously) to many modifications and details. Much of the bodywork was done at Byers Custom in Auburn, Washington. The hood and grille shell were built from aluminum, as was the full bellypan. Headlights are King Bees; '48 Ford taillights look just right in the rear and match the shape of the rearview mirror from Vintique. The PPG blue paint, white scallop, and red pinstriping were applied at Byers.
Interior: The blend of styles is carried over into the interior, as well. The Schroeder steering wheel and Sprint Car-style box are connected by a custom J&L column. J&L also created the pedals and '32-style dash, which features a speedo and quad cluster from Classic Instruments. The custom bench and interior panels were upholstered in English leather by Bill O'Donald of Seattle. The carpeting is gray German weave. Hot Rod Enterprises in Auburn, Washington, wired the car.


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AMES, Iowa – The Kansas Jayhawks (7-4, 0-1 Big 12) hold a 75.5-74.5 lead over Iowa State (6-3-1, 1-1 Big 12) in part one of the two-day event. As anticipated, the two Big 12 Conference rivals matched up well in the first seven events of the dual meet.
"It's a very close meet. Morgan Sharp for KU touched us out twice, so we have to come back tomorrow and try to touch her out," Iowa State head swimming coach Duane Sorenson said. "It's been a great meet – our kids are really competing well. Tomorrow's another day, and we're going to step up and race."
In the final event of the evening, Iowa State school record holder in the 50 freestyle, Amanda Paulson, eclipsed a career milestone by notching her 25th first-place finish in her signature event with a time of 0:23.13.
"She's just a phenomenal person and a great competitor. She takes a lot of pride in that race and just really gets up for it," Sorenson said of his two-time most valuable swimmer.
The Jayhawks jumped out to an early 13-4 lead over Iowa State after finishing first and third in the 200 medley relay. Paulson mounted a comeback on the last leg of the relay, but fell 0.07-second shy of KU's time of 1:45.83.
The Cyclones rallied to go ahead 38-36 – their first lead of the evening – after a one-two finish by sophomore Marissa Engel and junior Bre Loeschke in the 100 backstroke.
The Jayhawks responded as sophomore Chelsie Miller and Deanna Marks finished first and second with times of 2:04.38 and 2:07.89, respectively in the 200 butterfly to regain the lead, 59.5-52.5.
"They just have to get in there and race," Sorenson said. "You can't have a predetermined outcome in your head when you're standing on the block. You just have to get your hand to the wall and be those competitors they've been all season."
On the boards, Iowa State senior Jessica Henderson tallied another first-place finish in the 1-meter event with a score of 289.72. ISU freshmen Becky Stochl and Julie Dickinson finished fifth and seventh, respectively.
"Jessica dove outstanding. She dove really solid in prelims, but she really stepped it up in finals. That was definitely one of her best lists," Iowa State head diving coach said.
The Cyclones will return to Beyer Hall tomorrow at 9 a.m. for 3-meter prelims followed by senior day introductions.


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Friday Lineups: Let's Play Two!
On Thursday, Mark Teahen and Chris Lubanski homered as Kansas City beat the White Sox 9-3. Lubanski is hitting .500 (7-for-14) on the spring. The Royals are 8-4 on the spring and have outscored their opponents 95-68!
Today, the Royals will have their only day of split-squad contests this spring. One team will take on the Rangers in Surprise, while another squad goes to Maryvale to face the Brewers. Both contests start at 3:05 Central, 1:05 local time. You can hear the Royals/Rangers game as a webcast on Gameday Audio (subscription required). Here are your Friday lineups:
Lineup for game in Surprise vs. Texas:
Coco Crisp – CF
Alberto Callaspo – 2B
David DeJesus – LF
Billy Butler – DH
Mike Jacobs – 1B
John Buck – C
Alex Gordon – 3B
Ross Gload – RF
Luis Hernandez – SS
Robinson Tejeda – RHP
Available Pitchers:
Jamey Wright – RHP
Julio Pimentel – RHP
Doug Waechter RHP
Lineup for game in Maryvale vs. Brewers:
Willie Bloomquist – 2B
Tony Pena, Jr. – SS
Mark Teahen – RF
Ryan Shealy – 1B
Kila Ka'aihue – DH
Miguel Olivo – C
Chris Lubanski – LF
Tug Hulett – 3B
Derrick Robinson – CF
Zack Greinke – RHP
Available Pitchers:
Kyle Farnsworth – RHP
Roman Colon – RHP
Tim Hamulack – LHP


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KEVIN McGILL, Associated Press
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - The cause of a 34-minute blackout at the Super Bowl remains under investigation, but public records show that Superdome officials were worried about a power outage several months before the big game.
An Oct. 15 memo released Monday by the Louisiana Stadium & Exposition District, which oversees the Superdome, says tests on the dome's electrical feeders showed they had "some decay and a chance of failure."
The memo also says 2011 blackouts that struck Candlestick Park, where the San Francisco 49ers were playing a nationally televised Monday night football game, was one reason for ordering the tests.
The state board later authorized spending nearly $1 million on Superdome improvements, including more than $600,000 for upgrading the dome's electrical feeder cable system.
Associated Press writers Beth Harpaz, Brett Martel, Stacey Plaisance and Barry Wilner contributed to this report.
(Copyright 2013 The Associated Press. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.)


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HUGHESVILLE, Md. (WUSA) -- A 73-year-old woman is dead after an accident in Charles County on Friday afternoon. Another woman suffered serious injuries.
According to Charles County authorities, 37-year-old Nicole Antoinette Morgan was driving a Jeep Cherokee headed northbound on Route 5 at Gallant Green Road and 73-year-old Elizabeth Ann Watson of Waldorf was driving a Chrysler Concord west on Gallant Green Road just before Route 5. At approximately 1:18 p.m. Watson tried to turn south onto Route 5. Her car entered the path of Morgan's vehicle and was struck on the driver's side door.
Watson was taken to Prince George's Trauma Center via helicopter, but later succumbed to her injuries.
Morgan, who is from Great Mills, received serious injuries. She was taken to Civista Medical Center via ambulance.
Authorities say they don't believe alcohol or speed were factors in the crash.


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Just in case someone needs it ife made a little dirty script to cleanup unexpected blobs.
since they arent referenced in the database anymore it SHOULD be safe to move em away.
of course do DB integrity check first
also do a
First. Use it only if you know what youre doing, no Guarantes here.Code:zmblobchk --incorrect-revision-rename-file
What does it do:
it uses zmblockchk to generate a list of unexpected blobs
then we create a mirror directory structure in a safe path
then it moves all the unxpected there - if something is wrong you still have the backup
WARNING dont use it in HSM or something, its very simple it just expect usual storage
Adjust the global vars as you need em
you may notice i reset every variable i use in the loop, shouldnt be nessesary but since this is a very touchy operation we do i just wanted to be dam shure
Code:#!/bin/bash blobfile="/storage/archiv/unexp-blobs.lst #listfile name and path to generate" savedir="/storage/archiv/unexpected-blobs" #full path to your archive directory, structure will be created under it storepath="/opt/zimbra/store/0/" #path to our storage where will find our mailbox directorys #make savedir if not exist if [ ! -d "$savedir" ]; then mkdir -p $savedir fi #kill unexpected bloblist file if exist if [ -f $blobfile ]; then rm -f $blobfile fi zmblobchk --unexpected-blob-list $blobfile start; for i in $(cat $blobfile); do tmpvar1="";mbxdir="";filename=""; tmpvar1="$(dirname $i)" mbxdir=${tmpvar1#$storepath} #filename=$(basename $i) echo $savedir/$mbxdir/$filename #create target dir if not exist the dirty way if [ ! -d "$savedir/$mbxdir" ]; then mkdir -p $savedir/$mbxdir fi #do operation mv -v $i $savedir/$mbxdir/; done
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Lubrication Splash lubrication with oil thrower pin
Oil type MaxLube 501 synthetic compressor oil
Oil Capacity 65oz. (1.9L)
Drive Motor 7.5 HP AC electric motor in single or three phase, 60 Hz
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Day 4 in Bowling Green Kentucky at Warren County AirportWritten by on June 8, 2010
Bowling Green, Kentucky is the destination for day four of the 2010 Hot Rod Power Tour. It also provided with the warmest weather yet. You'll notice a theme now of it getting hotter everyday as we head south. Summer has definitely arrived early! The drive from Du Quoin to Bowling Green led us through some pretty country with some great views.
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This 1987 Gran Prix is serial number 1. Thats right. Serial Number 1! GM sold it from the Heritage Museum through Barrett Jackson. Holley acquired it from the second owner. It has 98 original miles on it.In true Hot rodder fashion its going to be cut up and made into what Holley is calling "Project G-Force One." A 515 hp LS3 will be squeezed in with Holley EFI along with a T-56 six-speed transmission and Hooker exhaust. Add in suspension, brakes and some wheels and they'll have one great LS Test Vehicle!
This 1967 Chevy pickup from eBay has modern suspension and a 400 hp LS3 crate with a period look to it. Painted Chevy orange and a carburetor style intake with EFI and their new Holley big-block coil covers that will be available in September 2010.Holley is the first to offer black ceramic coating for the exhaust. It will be available for some of their popular part numbers and as a custom for the rest of their headers. They also are working on titanium-look ceramic coated headers that will be available soon.The redeisgned lower manifold gives the appearance of a larger supercharger without losing the room under the hood. Notice the ribbing that really makes the manifold.NOS Professional Plumbing kit for racers. This will work with your existing system or a complete setup from NOS. It includes redesigned solenoids with new proprietary puck material that will last longer between rebuilds.Avenger EFI includes a handheld programmer. Answer a few questions about your engine and start it. The programmer takes over from there and programs the EFI for your car.The HP EFI is the next step up lets you connect a laptop and adjust it to your special engine needs-nitrous, methanol-injection, etc. An optional 7" LCD lets you make adjustments on the fly once you've set it up with a laptop.The Dominator EFI is for full race cars. It will control everything in your race car that needs controlling-from lights to windows to the transmission.Holley has also updated their carburetors by reducing the weight of each by as much as five pounds by building them out of all-aluminum. Optional billet metering blocks are available in black, blue, or red. The Double Pumper carb ow has an electric choke option. The Ultra Dominator in the center of the upper row now has external linkage, which can be adjusted without taking apart the carburetor. Great for those quick changes you need at the track.
A 1929 Ford Tri-Motor airplane was on hand giving rides. It began life with Eastern Airlines. It was Air Force One for the Dominican Republic in 1946. It appeared in the movie Family Jewels with Jerry Lewis and recently in Public Enemy with Johnny Depp.Kayden Dicks, age 1 Friday, Danica and Scott mom and dad. Dean and Sherry Brown are grandparents.

 Kayden Dicks' Grandparents were in MIchigan last year of the Power Tour when their daughter Danica called to say that her son was going to be born seven weeks premature......So, Dean and Sherry Brown "hightailed" it home to Evansville in time for Kayden's arrival the next day, June 11, 2009......This year Dean and Sherry are driving their 1970 Monte Carlo. Kayden is riding his modified 1955 Mercury pedal car......In true hot rod fashion the floor was made with what was on hand, in this case an Indiana license plate and a Hot Rod Power Tour license plate.Plan C, a 2003 GMC Denali, was the only option that worked for Susan and Aaron Gillespie along with Susan's dad Dwight Hargis......Plan A is a 1971 Mercury Cougar convertible XR7 that had ignition issues.Plan B was a 1998 Corvette that was also having major issues. Those problems didn't discourage the Colorado residents though from making the 2010 Power Tour."Plan B Real Hot Rod Broke Down In IL" is the only thing we could find out about these determined participants. Lets hope they make it to Mobile!
 Update! We found the owner of Plan B! Joe Todd from Marion, AR started the tour in Iowa with his 1973 Plymouth 340 Duster. Just south of Springfield in Mattoon, IL the wiring harness burned up. He shipped the car back to Arkansas and rented the car to make it to Mobile in true Long Hauler fashion!
"Old School Cool"
 So, what is that contraption attached to the side window? It's called a swamp cooler......This rare works by filing it with water then letting air turn the squirrel cage inside. The mat material on the car absorbs the water and cools the air going through to the interior.
Joe's partner in crime, David Orr from Cleveland, TN, is the owner of this Nomad wagon.He bought off eBay from a junkyard in California. David did a complete restoration focusing on a mid-60's custom look......A factory 348 with three dueces sits under the hood and send the muscle a 700R4 for highway cruising...
...Painted Corvette Arctic White to be a real white. The green metallic paint on the wheels exemplifies the mid-60s custom look he wanted.
Mike Large from Bowling Green is the lucky owner of this 1986 Mustang GT with 217,000 original miles on the original engine...
(left)Tome CLaughlin from Madison, WI owns the 1972 Gran Torino sport with a 351 Cleveland and factory four-speed. (middle) Andrew & Melanie Crouch's 1972 Ford Gran Torino Sport. (right) Jon & Terry Rankin's 1976 Ford Gran Torino Sport Starsky and Hutch.
Holley was the cruise night sponsor in Bowling Green. In fact, their headquarters are just down the road from the venue, so its only appropriate that they have the stage in Bowling Green. Joe Pagano instroduced National Sales Manager John Sonnefeldt and Holley CEO Tom Tomlinson to the crowd....


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Abolish the Indian Act
Regarding the Letter To The Editor from the BUSU president in the Jan. 16 Brandon Sun, "BUSU Supports Idle No More." BUSU supports the Spence hunger strike, Idle No More protests and cites "continued" colonization, the Government of Canada and of course, racism are the lead challenges facing Canadian aboriginals. She may be partly right. However, I would say that the dysfunctional reserve system and its terrible results is Canada's most shameful legacy. The solution is to abolish the Indian Act. We are not getting value for the $130,000/capita per year that it costs taxpayers to support the status quo on these reserves.
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By definition the majority of the blogs listed are Australian, which will be of particular interest if you have connections down under - Jill's own blog is available at http://geniaus.blogspot.co.uk.
The full article is available at http://issuu.com/insidehistory/docs/top_50_blogs_issue_10_final.
Thanks again!
British GENES on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BritishGENES and Twitter @chrismpaton
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Go backstage at Badgley Mischka, and prepare to be dazzled.
Gown after gown is displayed, alongside crepe dresses, a topaz fox vest and a plaid frock.
A simple day ensemble takes a few days to make, but its sister floor-length bejeweled counterpart?
"A couture gown will need 20 people working on it round the clock for three weeks," says James Mischka.
The inspiration for the duo's fall collection: "Alfred Hitchcock's femme fatales. Rear Window is one of our favorites. We have a very strict, controlled silhouette. Think of Kim Novak in Vertigo," says Mischka.
And when stars like Drew Barrymore, Halle Berry and Katy Perry routinely wear your gowns to major events, celebrity outreach is crucial, especially during awards season like now. Right after the show wraps, stylists will start putting in their wish lists.
"It's important. They all use Style.com as their Bible. Our publicity team starts getting requests to please hold this for so-and-so. They all wait for fall runway for Oscars. So your dress either goes to the Oscars or to your showroom," says Mark Badgley.


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Finding beauty beyond America's borders
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Foreign investment pulled the country out of the fiscal quagmire it faced in 1991, when I first arrived in the country. Back then, people stood in line for two hours to buy a loaf of bread. Now life is easier, but hardly easy.
According to the U.S. State Department, foreign investment in Bulgaria totaled $34.4 million in 1991. By 2005, it reached $11.7 billion. In 2010 it was down to roughly $1 billion. Many protesters attributed the drop to corruption fears.
It's a terrible situation. I have always found Bulgarians to be hardworking, honest people. On our vacation, we had to register with the local police station. My wife offered the courteous clerk behind the counter 2 leva (about $1.50) for coffee to thank her for her helpfulness. The woman refused. No thanks were necessary, she said.
Another time, my daughter broke one of her braces. We hurried to a modern dental clinic near my mother-in-law's apartment for help. The dentist, a woman in her late 20s or early 30s who spoke perfect English, could see that my wife and I were worried. She could have asked for any fee she liked. She charged us 10 leva — $7.50 — to see Alexandra.
Yes, life outside the U.S. can be harsh, but also beautiful.
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TRIANGLE, Va. (WUSA9) -- Three people are dead after an early morning fire in Prince William County.
According to Chief Miles Young with the Prince William County Fire Department, the blaze broke out just before 3:25 a.m. Tuesday in a mobile home in the 18700 block of Fuller Heights Road. Once on scene firefighters found the mobile home fully engulfed in flames.
The deceased are believed to be adults who lived in the home, according to fire officials. The victims, including their genders and ages, is currently unknown, say police. Sources say the victims were a couple and their son.
WUSA 9's Delia Goncalves spoke to a neighbor in the close-knit mobile park. Earl Barbour says he is numb. He just drove away from his mobile park early Tuesday morning to begin a normal work day when he received a horrifying call.
"My mother called in the fire, and when she called me, she was crying. I came back home. This is what you get. If I only had left work ten minutes later, maybe could I have saved them. it's just awful," said Barbour.
A couple with two grown children lost their lives inside the fire, we were told.
"Oldest son is here. They're speaking with him now. He just found out that his mother got killed by watching the news," said Barbour.
Firefighters say the flames were so intense, the walls and roof of the mobile home collapsed, making it too dangerous to go inside. An official said that happens during trailer fires because the trailers are "put together with lightweight construction."
The home is a stone's throw from the Quantico Marine Corps base. Earl Barbour lives in one of the three trailers here.
"My neighbors killed in a fire, people you see every day. It gets you. It really does," said Barbour.
An investigation is underway to determine the cause of the fire and deaths. The bodies of the victims will be transported to the Medical Examiner's Office for an autopsy.
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I´m trying to install Zimbra 7.2.0_GA_2669.FOSS using an external Ldap. My ldap provider is the Novell NDS
that is installed in an OES 2.2.
I have some doubts about the configuration of "LDAP Filter" and "LDAP search base". I´m trying to use the "uid" field
as an identifier of my users. All my users/clients has the field configured correctly.
My dn/user is correct, the connection tests works.
I can´t search the Novell NDS/LDAP for user authentication. I think the option is not ok.
My dn/user used to connect is in a context, and the users in other. Something like this:
o=conect1 ==> user/dn
o=conect2 ==> login to users
Both contexts are in the top of my Novell NDS/LDAP.
I read the manuals, and tried all the options there I found, but none of them worked.
How can Zimbra be configured to use Novell NDS/LDAP ?


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(CNN) -- Could you lose your job for defending yourself on Facebook? Rhonda Lee says she was fired from her job as meteorologist for KTBS in Shreveport, Louisiana because she responded to a racial remark posted by a viewer on the station's Facebook page.
Lee, who keeps her hair short and natural, received a comment on the page from a viewer who didn't like her hairstyle. Lee's response was followed by her termination.
Lee joins "Starting Point" live from Dallas to talk more about it.This was the first time Lee says someone has commented on her looks on a Facebook page, but it isn't the first time that she's heard ever a comment on her hair. "I've even had a news director once say that my hair was too aggressive for Sacramento, so I wasn't even allowed to interview at that point" she says. "It's been an interesting journey with my hair."
According to KTBS, Lee violated the social media procedure of the station by responding to the viewer's comment. Lee says she was not even aware of the policy at the time. She simply thought she needed to respond to the remark that was addressed to her in particular. "Racial comments can be very sensitive," she says, but she didn't consider her topic controversial at all.


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* That young people should be given opportunities for public moments of personal accomplishment.
* In experiences that build bridges across the divides of race, class and gender.
* In providing a place for young people to take risks, knowing that learning to fail is as important to developing resilience and building character as success.
* In using the works of Shakespeare as a lens through which one can acquire performance skills, explore history, encourage literacy, inspire creative writing, and provide an interactive playground for cultural understanding.


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Calvin ranks first in study abroad
This year, Calvin College topped its category in the annual Open Doors report on International Educational Exchange.
December 23, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Gilman recipient studies in Honduras
Riddell, studying in Honduras through a Benjamin A. Gilman International Scholarship, has had a lot of practice getting used to things. The daughter of missionaries, she spent her entire life, until she came to Calvin, in France.
October 03, 2008 | Myrna Anderson
Rare asteroid finally gets a name
Calvin student Josh Vanderhill and Professor Larry Molnar discovered an asteroid and had the opportunity to name it.
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Rangeela Is February 24-25
Traditionally Rangeela, an international variety show at Calvin College, celebrates the songs, dances, costumes and dramas of the many cultures that make Calvin home.
February 20, 2006 | Myrna Anderson
Calvin Among Study Abroad Leaders
The Institute for International Education (IIE) has released its annual "Open Doors" report, a summary of study abroad by U.S. college and university students.
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Cyclones **** it away again.
"Has Paul Rhoads run out of gas? Is this the year we lay an egg?" 5/18/2012 5:52 A.M.
False Start - offense - CycloneML - 5 yard penalty - still 1st Down...
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Cyclones **** it away again.
Care to edit your post there, cycloneML?
Originally Posted by cycloneML
Cyclones **** it away again.
That is all. Have a nice day.
Originally Posted by cycloneML
Cyclones **** it away again.
FAIL thread
Nebby sent packing like the ******* they are!!!!!!!!! Did we actually kill their NCAA hopes?
Knew this team would get another win down the stretch, they've been in too many games not to. Awesome job, was an all around team effort.
Very balanced win by the team. Kids needed it. Fans needed it. It was great.
I hate the DG chokes. I mean missed free throws, layups, assists, etc. Ooooo wait!
God bless those kids. Actually have tears in my eyes, I wanted this one so bad for them. Perhaps it's fitting that the streak began with an overtime loss, and ended with an overtime win.
And shame on the OP. Never give up on your team.
One word: Finally!
When Prepared, Fear No One.
Wow, great win ... we actually pull out a close one ... thank you Jamie !!!
happy to eat crow. Love the Cyclones.
K-State killed Nebraska's NCAA hopes midweek but it's all good. Beating Nebraska in anything is enjoyable.
Glad to see the guys happy after the game. They deserve some joy.
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agreed^ pretty much the Humane society owns ca dfg lol especially with this whole bill trying to passed to out law the use of dogs to pursue bear and bobcat
agreed^ pretty much the Humane society owns ca dfg lol especially with this whole bill trying to passed to out law the use of dogs to pursue bear and bobcat
I have a question about ca deer tag applications. On the 1st deer tag app can I enter point only for 1st choice and then enter a non-premium zone for 2nd choice? Will I still get my 2nd choice tag and still grab a point for the 1st choice?
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i dont think so not totally positive though you could put your first choice for the zone and get your point and get your second choice zone or you could just do point only then do a second deer tag app for the non premium zone but it depends on the second deer tag if its going to be a restriced tag of un restricted tag cuase i think on the restricted tag you have to wait till after august 2nd to be able to get one but unrestricted such as B tags you can do on second deer tag app before that date check the regs book to see if there is a better explanation or call dfg and talk to a rep
Yea, I know if I don't get drawn for first choice deer zone, I get a point and my 2nd choice tag.....right as long as my 2nd choice is not a restricted tag?
I bought all my stuff online tonight, besides the 1st deer app because I want to make sure about the point only thing for 1st deer app.
I'll give dfg a call tommarow
Last edited by Muleys 24/7; 04-15-2012 at 09:47 PM.
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I'm pretty sure u can get the restricted deer tag but not totally in like 90% sure u can post back and tell what dfg has to tell u
I'm pretty sure you can. Not 100 percent though. More like 92.
Hey Muleys 24/7 i just got my big draw worksheet in the mail today and to answer your question it states "If you are applying for point only in the first choice box you may also apply for a restricted deer hunt or unrstricted deer hunt tags as second or third choices when applying for a premium deer tag or point only with your first choice" just wanted to give you the heads up event though you probably already found the answer you were looking for
Your Welcome i was pretty positive about what i posted other than i didnt know that you could a bp only first choice then do a restricted or unrestricted tag as 2nd and 3rd choice but hey you learn something new every day!


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HOUSTON (KHOU/CNN) - A man who was shot last week over a pair of new Air Jordan sneakers has died.
Joshua Wood, 22, was shot Friday while trying to escape armed robbers. He ended up crashing the car you see in the video above and was taken to the hospital for his injuries.
Police say Wood and another man bought several pairs of the new Air Jordans just before the shooting and the gunman demanded the shoes.
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|East 110th st, 10029 New York, United States
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Full private marble bathroom, flat screen televisions and free wifi.
Holiday rates differ.
The security deposit of $750 is due upon confirmation of reservation. It will be refunded assuming no damage to the apartment and no overstay
The additional $25/day per person additional charge still applies.
Late check in available for an additional fee of $50 for arrivals between 7-9 pm and $100 for 9-11pm. We cannot accommodate arrivals after 11pm.
Departures are prior to 11am and unfortunately we cannot accommodate later departures as we want to ready the suite for the next guest and we hope you understand.
We have no facility for luggage storage.
Parking close to building.
*There is some construction going on at the building. This may or may not affect your time at the apartment. None of the construction is inside the apartment, however.
We can accommodate a later arrival between 7-9pm, but there is a late arrival fee of $50.00 and $100 for 9-11pm
We cannot accommodate an arrival after 11pm.
As to departure, we request you do not ask for a later departure, as we want to prepare the suite for the next guest who will arrive like you after 2pm.
We cannot accommodate any luggage storage or any other storage.
Smoking and candles are not permitted.
No pets are permitted.
The roof, terrace, and fire escapes are solely for emergency access only.
We request you be considerate of your neighbors with regard to noise.
Holiday rates and periods for rental differ so we request you review the advanced pricing.
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Nice enough breakfast, welcome.
Hote assez sympa, bon accueil.
It's a small studio good located. Smaller -only one room, kitchen included- but enough for a couple for few days. By night, noise of the refrigerator will care your dreams, with "solos" from the pipes and the continuous melody coming from external air conditioned machines, coming from other buildings.
Thank you D2 for your apartment. I travelled 28 hours to get to New York from Australia and was very happy with the timely key delivery and best of all the location was fantastic. Your apartment was clean and neat and was just right for my needs. I will be very happy to book again when I return next year.
Apartment unfit for stay of 4 adults as one of the beds is a square and a half. The kitchen is lacking: decent pots, a simple coffee maker or kettle. It 's very dirty: under beds, curtains, kitchen and the sheets were stained. The delivery of keys was smooth and accurate and the location is great.
Appartamento inadatto al soggiorno di 4 persone adulte in quanto uno dei due letti è di una piazza e mezzo. La cucina è sprovvista: di pentole decenti, di una semplice macchina per il caffè o di un bollitore. E' molto sporco: sotto i letti, le tendine , la cucina e le lenzuola erano macchiate.
La consegna delle chiavi è stata precisa e regolare e la posizione è ottima.
All practical with key delivery, check etc, it was no problem. Apartment is OK, but the extra bed bad for sensitive backs. Cleaning slightly flawed (stove, disgusting blinds) but acceptable in general. Next time we do not rent apartment street-incredibly noisy with garbage collection, street work, several hours after midnight! Earplugs were! The house is otherwise quiet and neat. Location within walking distance to Times Square, the best!
Allt praktiskt med nyckelöverlämnande, utcheckning etc var det inga problem med.
Lägenheten OK, men extrasängen dålig för känslig rygg. Städningen något bristfällig (spis, äckliga persienner) men godtagbar i stort. Nästa gång hyr vi inte lägenhet mot gatan- otroligt oväsen med sophämtning, gatuarbete flera timmar efter midnatt! Öronproppar gällde! Huset i övrigt tyst och propert. Läget med gångavstånd till Times Square det bästa!
We were very satisfied. The handover of the key was unproblematic and the appartement was relatively clean on our arrival. The location was great - one of the best for an shorttrip to NYC! Sometimes it's a bit noisy because of the pipes, but we have become accustomed.
I think, the price is unbeatable and I would recommend the apartment at any time. Hopefully we come also once again!
This was a great place to stay! The studio was a perfect size for three people (a bigger room than if we had stayed in a hotel), and we had everything we needed while we were there (we didn't spend a lot of time in the kitchen, but for very basic cooking it was fine). The location is the best thing about it - we were able to walk up to the Theatre District and over to Chelsea, and it was close to all the subways to get anywhere else.
We were extremely happy with our stay there!
perfect location, nice studio !
I had a close friend visiting NYC for a performance. He needed a place to stay while in town. I currently live in NJ so I checked out the studio in Chelsea and was delighted to find the location and apartment to be just perfect for our situation. Bring your own tissue and toiletries for the bathroom, however, supplies were very limited. Thanks D2 for a terrific stay!
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Boiled Simple Syrup
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2013 Grand National Roadster ShowWritten by on September 20, 2013 Classic Pickups Galore
Anyone involved in the street rodding hobby is well aware that there are a few influential annual shows across the country. One of these is the Grand National Roadster Show of which this year's was the 64th annual. But as well as being the source of the much coveted America's Most Beautiful Roadster Award, the GNRS as its affectionately known is also a venue for all types of top-quality street rods, muscle cars, and yes – classic trucks.
As you might imagine, a show of this caliber draws the best of every facet of the hot rod world and this year's gathering seemed to be populated with the largest contingent of cool classic trucks we've ever seen. So, rather than use valuable magazine space waxing poetically about the show, I'm going to keep my ramblings short 'n' sweet so there's more room to share what we were treated to this year in the form of cool classic trucks. Enjoy.
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Bob Cole's awesome Long Beach, California-based 1954 Chevy 3100 was a real crowd pleaser with its flawless construction and contemporary flair.This beautiful traditional-style 1940 Ford is owned by Mike Cole and, without knowing for certain, I have to believe that Mike and Bob (the previously pictured 1954 Chevy) are a pair of pretty darn talented relations.George and Edie Cameron's Bonita, California-based 1950 Chevy not only sports an attention-getting paintjob, but it's outfitted with a 430hp blown SBC backed by a TH350 and a 10-bolt rearend as well.David and Joanie Sprint of Glencoe, California, brought their striking 1952 Chevy 3100 to the GNRS and we're sure happy they did. The couple's bright-red beauty isn't all looks either; it's powered by a 468-cube Chevy backed by a 700-R4 and a 10-bolt.Being primarily a street rod show, there's always a large contingent of early pickups like this way-cool 1937 Chevy. Dale and Rozanne Buck of Mesa, Arizona, have owned this one since 1968 and they've gone all out in their rodstoration. Aside from the beautiful cinnamon and tangerine paint and custom interior, the Bucks chose a 383 stroker backed by a 700-R4 for power.The craftsmen at Extreme Automotive in Corona, California, wowed the crowd with this classy 1955 F-100. The pickup was built for Laura Laster (also from Corona) and competed in the Radical Pickup class at the show. We'll be seeing more of Extreme's handiwork in the future, so keep your eyes peeled.You may recognize this fine 1966 C10 from the cover of our July 2011 issue. Dan Murphy of Explicit Craftworks whipped together this awesome pickup to serve as the company's shop truck – we love it.The Grand National Roadster Show also includes vehicles displayed outdoors as well as indoors. The show began a bit wet, but as the weekend progressed the weather made a turn for the better. Here's Dustin Kennedy's cool, chopped and two-toned 1953 Chevy. Neat truck, but I think it needs to be lowered a bit...
Another moist contender on the first day of the show was this good-looking two-tone 1956 F-100 owned by Wiley Fain.Bigger is better. Just ask Al Meyling of San Juan Capistrano, California. Al's amazing 1947 Ford COE was by far one of the most unique trucks at the show. This custom carrier started life as a two-door farm truck back in Oklahoma before receiving its custom makeover.Bonneville anyone? Larry Willis' slammed 'n' hammered 1954 F-100 would look right at home on the salt – both as a racer or a cool push truck.Kerry Morris' bright-orange 1965 C10 is a great-looking pickup. The color and wheel choices make for a classy yet hot rod look that really caught our eye.Another one of my favorites was Chris Staab's 1965 C10 shortbed. A great lowered stance, skinny whites, and a quartet of Astro Supremes give this Chevy a subtle, but timeless style.Rick Grossman's Norco, California-based 1964 Chevy is another former CT feature truck we ran across at the show. It was sure good to see that classic truckers aren't hampered by a bit of rain.Known as the Watusi, Richie Valles' custom 1955 Chevy Cameo harkens back to the early days of the indoor car show. The pickup's traditional customization and Watson-style scallops drew a crowd of admirers all weekend.Russ Miller's 1967 Stepside shortbed is a good-looking driver – one we wouldn't mind finding in our own driveway for sure.
Like I said earlier, we classic truckers are a hardy bunch. We don't let a bit of rain dampen our spirits or keep us from attending shows and gatherings. Here you can see Ken Scott's 1958 Ford getting a quick dry-off between showers.Another good-looking street rod pickup we ran across at the show was Rob Johnson's traditional-style 1934 Ford shop truck. The lettered doors, wood bedrails, and wire wheels look perfect on this baby.


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Just a quick note for anyone taking A-Level Biology or for anyone who may be interested in biology (don't know why they would be but hey!)
In case you hadn't guessed, I hate biology. Yes, I take it at A-Level but I just hate it! But anyway, getting to the point. I found this animation earlier about the light-dependent reaction of photosynthesis and found it pretty useful. Some of the names of the molecules don't need to be known for A-Level but I found the explanation itself really helpful. So just thought I'd share it for people who are in the same boat as me!
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Denver, CO (SportsNetwork.com) - Randy Foye and Evan Fournier poured in 18
points apiece to lead the Denver Nuggets to a 120-94 victory over the Orlando
Magic at the Pepsi Center.
Kenneth Faried had 17 points and nine rebounds and Ty Lawson and Quincy Miller
scored 16 points apiece, while the latter had 11 rebounds in the Nuggets'
fifth straight win. Timofey Mozgov and J.J. Hickson contributed 14 and 13
points, respectively.
Tobias Harris totaled 22 points and nine rebounds, Glen Davis had 20 points
and Victor Oladipo added 15 for the Magic, who have now lost seven straight.
E'Twaun Moore and Jameer Nelson added 10 points apiece for the visitors.
Both teams came out firing early and just over three minutes into the game the
teams combined for 22 points. After trading baskets Denver led 20-17 before
the Nuggets went on a 14-2 tear. Orlando made the last three baskets of the
quarter to bring the score to 34-25.
The teams traded baskets for most of the second quarter. The Magic managed to
get as close as 11, but Denver stretched its advantage to as many as 26 during
the quarter and carried a 22-point lead, 69-47, at the break.
Davis tried to will his team to a comeback when he scored his team's first six
points of the third quarter, but the Nuggets only did not budge and kept a
lead of at least 16 points or more.
The final 12 minutes of the contest was just a formality as Denver had the
game well in hand.
The Magic have lost 11 straight away from home against Western Conference
opponents ... Denver will face the Jazz in Utah on Monday ... The Magic will
travel to Dallas to face the Mavericks Monday ... Orlando shot 4-for-20 from
long distance, while Denver went 12-for-28 from behind the arc.
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Iowa down 7 at halftime vs Campbell. Campbell was up by 16 at one time. Here is the link if you want to watch the rest of the game.
Campbell vs Iowa Live Stream Online
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
I bet Fran's MAD.
(That will never get old)
This is very important:
2014-15 KenPom AdjO (rating)
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Campbell is also picked to finish 9th in the Big Sky. They are very very athletic though.
Originally Posted by Clones21
Campbell is also picked to finish 9th in the Big Sky. They are very very athletic though.
Big South.....
Originally Posted by heitclone
Big South.....
Thank you for the correction.
This would definitely be a bad loss for them
I would understand Creighton. That team looked very solid.
Campbell in Iowa City is tough to understand.
And now I pretend we blew out Northern Colorado.
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
Looks like Iowa is losing at the half, at home to Campbell. Campbell is 4-0 but they have not played anybody (Houston Baptist, Eastern Carolina, North Carolina A&T, and Chicago State).
Just watched a little bit and Iowa looks really, really bad.
Originally Posted by Tre4ISU
I bet Fran's MAD.
(That will never get old)
I would talk down on Iowa about this on if we weren't struggling so far ourselves.
Weaksauce T
Not trying to talk down on them, they just don't look good. ISU definitely needs to improve, but I couldn't see them playing like this against this type of opponent.
Is this at all similiar to the Iowa vs Campbell thread I see at the top of the board? Can we get a ruling on which is correct?
Surprised Fran hasn't gotten T'd up yet
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