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Bolt-In Steering Column Swap - Full TiltWritten by on April 9, 2008 A True Bolt-In Steering Column Swap
Following on from last month's "Try Chevys" article, we figured we'd show you an example of just how well the aftermarket accommodates the '49-54 Chevy. The folks at Walton Fabrication already offer rear leaf spring kits, firewall-mount power pedal assemblies, and engine and trans mounts, and their latest offering-a bolt-in kit comprising a modified ididit tilt steering column, universal joints, and double-D shaft-is the perfect complement to the Total Cost Involved IFS they also offer for these cars.
Of course, this installation assumes you have already fitted an IFS in your Chevy, but, with that done, bolting in the column will take less time than prepping and painting it to match your car! Plus, you'll enjoy the benefits of a tilt column, smoother shifter operation (assuming you opt for a new column so equipped), and whatever steering wheel takes your fancy.
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Here's the complete kit available from Walton Fabrication. The firewall-mount plate is tack welded to the column on this prototype but will be finish welded on production versions.It's a different car, we know (the guys had already removed the stock column before we arrived at Walton), but here's a stock '49 column and its mount, which incorporates a hole for the column shift rod to pass through. The kit includes a replacement mount.Once the stock column and steering box had been removed, the new column mount was attached to the dash using this plate to replace the stock '49 version.With the mount in place, it was simply a matter of feeding the lower end of the column through the stock hole in the firewall and installing the Allen bolts. Don't tighten 'em all the way just yet, though.Here's the lower section of the column coming through the firewall. Again, you can see the tack-welded plate.The holes in the plate lined up with the stock firewall holes (arrow), making locating and securing the firewall plate a snap.This particular '49 Chevy had already had Walton Fabrication engine mounts installed, along with a Total Cost Involved IFS and steering rack. The new universal joints supplied in the kit were installed on the rack and the column before the double-D shaft was installed and secured.
The dash mount bolts are tightened before the steering wheel is fitted. It will be clocked at alignment time.In '51-54 models, the new column can be installed with a simple U-bolt at the dash, as with this body color-painted column in a '53 woodie.

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Source(July 10, 1954, ch. 469, title IV, § 413, as added Pub. L. 96–53, title II, § 210,Aug. 14, 1979, 93 Stat. 370; amended Pub. L. 101–624, title XV, § 1512,Nov. 28, 1990, 104 Stat. 3656; Pub. L. 104–127, title II, § 221,Apr. 4, 1996, 110 Stat. 958; Pub. L. 110–246, title III, § 3022,June 18, 2008, 122 Stat. 1829; Pub. L. 113–79, title III, § 3015,Feb. 7, 2014, 128 Stat. 778.)
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1949 Ford - Reader's TrucksWritten by on March 1, 2005
F-1 Plus 3 Obviously the color choice had something to do with naming this flatbed truck. From Simi Valley, California, Art Janisch's '49 F-4 stakebed has been dubbed "Tweety Bird." Tweety runs a 350ci small-block with a mild cam, roller rockers, and a Turbo 400 trans. The bed features a diamond-plate bed with a hydraulic lift. Pussycats that take on Art's toy do so at their own risk; this canary packs a powerful punch.
Low-Key '67 Clarke and Sharon Elliot's clean-but-mostly-stock '67 Chevy stepside has been a regular attendee at car shows in the far northern states around their Billings, Montana, home for the last nine years. The original six-cylinder and three-speed stick remain, but the pickup is lowered (2 inches front, 4 inches rear) and runs a Langdon manifold, Classic Chevy disc brakes, and a Bruce Horkey Kentucky coffee-wood bed floor.
StudeDuallie We love seeing well-planned trucks with an unusual mix of parts. Phelan, California's, Bob Johnson built his trick peach-hued '50 Stude 1-ton pickup using the stock frame upgraded with a GM 502ci crate motor, a 4L80E trans, 1-ton disc brakes, and a Chevy tow-truck differential. Then Bob added a '90s Chevy dually bed that was slightly narrowed. Bob rides comfortably on a narrowed '88 Chevrolet 60/40-bench seat after spending six years on the build. Nicely done, Bob!
Cool '72 Kevin Caster inherited his family's '72 Chevy Cheyenne a couple of years ago, then teamed with his brother to do a quick rebuild. The truck is dropped all around, has a C-notched frame, dropped spindles, and an adjustable Panhard bar. It rolls on 17-inch Eagle wheels and Toyo radial tires. After he buttoned up the 370hp 350/350 drivetrain, he called on his brothers-in-law to hook up the tunes. Now he can be (both) seen and heard proudly cruisin' the streets of his Central Point, Oregon, home.
One Fine F-1 Billings, Montana, has been home turf for Jeff Richardson's '50 Ford F-1 since he finished it originally in 1982. The classy green Effie was refreshed a few seasons ago with a Mustang II frontend, a B&M blown 302ci Ford with a C6 trans, a 9-inch rearend. Now the F-1 has a great stance and stops and steers as well as it goes.
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Pharmacokinetic Study of Milrinone in Babies With Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn
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Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of Newborn (PPHN)
Drug: milrinone lactate
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Pharmacokinetics/Dynamics Study
Intervention Model: Parallel Assignment
Masking: Single Blind (Outcomes Assessor)
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|Milrinone Pharmacokinetics and Pharmacodynamics in Newborns With Persistent Pulmonary Hypertension of the Newborn - a Pilot Study to Enable a Randomized Trial of Intervention
- Pharmacokinetic profile of milrinone in newborns with PPHN [ Time Frame: according to weight (see below) ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]For infants <3 kg, samples will be collected at end of bolus, 15min prior to end of infusion (EOI), and after EOI at 20min, 1hr, 2hr, 6hr, & 12 hr. For infants >3 kg, samples will be collected at end of bolus, 6 hours after start of infusion, 15min prior to end of infusion (EOI), and after EOI at 30min, 1hr, 3hr, 9hr, & 15 hr. Samples will be stored at -70C and milrinone plasma concentrations measured by modification of a high-pressure liquid chromatography assay in laboratory of Clinical Pharmacology and Therapeutics at CHOP.
- Oxygenation index [ Time Frame: every 6 hours for 48 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Oxygenation index (mean airway pressure*FiO2/PaO2) will be calculated every 6 hours.
- Echocardiographic signs of pulmonary hypertension [ Time Frame: 12-24 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]An echocardiogram obtained while on milrinone will look for improvements in parameters associated with pulmonary hypertension. Parameters measured will be: myocardial performance index (MPI) of LV and RV, cardiac output of LV, tricuspid regurgitation (trivial, mild, moderate, severe), RV systolic pressure, mitral regurgitation (trivial, mild, moderate, severe), presence or absence of patent foramen ovale (PFO) with peak and mean pressure gradient, and presence or absence of patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) with peak and mean pressure gradient.
- Safety profile [ Time Frame: 24-48 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: Yes ]Safety analysis will be performed as follows: blood pressure will be monitored hourly for 48 hours, platelet count will be recorded daily, cardiac rhythm will be monitored continuously for 48 hours, renal function will be recorded daily, and liver transaminases will be recorded within a week. All adverse events will be included in the safety analysis. Interim safety analyses will be performed after 1/3 and 2/3 of subjects have been enrolled. A data safety monitoring committee will meet monthly to discuss adverse events and interim analyses.
|Study Start Date:
|June 2010
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|May 2015
|Primary Completion Date:
|February 2013 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
|Assigned Interventions
Experimental: high dose
50 mcg/kg load followed by 0.5 mcg/kg/min infusion
Drug: milrinone lactate
Milrinone lactate will be given as an IV infusion for 24 hours.
Experimental: low dose
20 mcg/kg load followed by 0.2 mcg/kg/min infusion
Drug: milrinone lactate
Milrinone lactate will be given as an IV infusion for 24 hours.
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Persistent pulmonary hypertension of the newborn (PPHN) is a condition in which the pulmonary vasculature fails to relax after birth resulting in severe hypoxemia. This condition has a high rate of mortality and morbidity. The current standard of care is treatment with inhaled nitric oxide (iNO). However, for many babies this treatment does not provide sufficient improvement in oxygenation.
In this study, subjects already receiving nitric oxide will be randomized to one of two dosing regimens of milrinone. They will receive milrinone IV for 24 hours and will be monitored for 24 hours afterwards. During this time, milrinone assays will be performed by blood sampling. Echocardiograms will also be performed to explore the pharmacodynamics of milrinone. Safety monitoring will be performed.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 10 Days
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
- Gestational age > 34 weeks
- Post-natal age < 10 days
- Hypoxemia defined by: Oxygenation Index (OI) >15 (Mean Airway Pressure x Fraction of Inspired Oxygen x 100 /PaO2) as drawn from two post-ductal arterial blood gas samples (in-dwelling arterial catheter) taken at least 15 minutes apart. OR mechanically ventilated and with >75% FiO2 for >6 hours while on iNO
- Absence of congenital heart disease based on a two-dimensional echocardiogram and/or clinical assessment
- An in-dwelling arterial catheter to facilitate painless sampling
- Currently on iNO or plan to start iNO before enrollment
Exclusion Criteria:
- Lethal non-cardiac congenital anomalies including diaphragmatic hernia
- Clinically apparent bleeding; thrombocytopenia <30,000 or other laboratory evidence of coagulopathy
- Currently on ECMO or plan to initiate ECMO within 2 hours of enrollment
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01088997
|United States, Michigan
|Children's Hospital of Michigan/Hutzel Women's Hospital
|Detroit, Michigan, United States, 48201-2196
|United States, Pennsylvania
|The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
|Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, United States, 19104
|Principal Investigator:
|Haresh Kirpalani, MD
|Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
|Responsible Party:
|Haresh Kirpalani, Professor of Pediatrics, Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT01088997 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|March 12, 2010
|Last Updated:
|May 29, 2014
|Health Authority:
|United States: Food and Drug Administration
Keywords provided by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia:
Persistent pulmonary hypertension of newborn
Persistent pulmonary hypertension
pulmonary hypertension
pulmonary hypertension of newborn
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Hypertension, Pulmonary
Persistent Fetal Circulation Syndrome
Cardiovascular Diseases
Infant, Newborn, Diseases
Lung Diseases
Respiratory Tract Diseases
Vascular Diseases
Cardiotonic Agents
Enzyme Inhibitors
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
Phosphodiesterase 3 Inhibitors
Phosphodiesterase Inhibitors
Physiological Effects of Drugs
Platelet Aggregation Inhibitors
Protective Agents
Vasodilator Agents
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Every once in awhile the coffee department decides it's time to clean out the drawers where we keep green coffee samples. In each drawer, which represents a month, there are various and sundry sample baggies – small ones, large ones, thick ones, thin ones, and even the occasional cloth one! I suppose many places and many employees would quickly reject these as waste. Here at Counter Culture, however, the conversations about what to do with stray bags occur pretty much weekly.
Here are just a few things I'm looking forward to doing with those bags:
- take them to the farmer's market for fruits and veggies
- bring them to the co-op for my favorite trail mixes
- store herbs in them for herbal summer water!
I asked a few co-workers, and here's what they would do:
- use them as trash can liners for smaller bathroom trash cans
- take them to the grocery store to be recycled
- store stray buttons and broken jewelry for rainy day mending projects
- transporting vitamins
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Makes delicious Beef Jerky even turkey jerky, and fish jerky. Make trail mix, homemade yogurt, apple snacks, banana chips, dried soup mixes, dried tomatoes, watermelon, cantaloupe, honeydew, mangoes, papaya and other dried fruits at a fraction of the cost. Make dried herbs and spices; also make potpourri and dried flowers for any occasion.
� Adjustable Thermostat. The adjustable thermostat allows you to dry different foods at proper temperatures (95�-160� F), providing the flexibility to produce the best drying results.
� New-Powerful Top Mounted Fan. Top mounted fan and 600 watts of drying power generate maximum speed and quality for dehydrating fruits, vegetables, and jerky. Helps dry food in hours, not days like other food dehydrators. 120 Volt
� Expandable unit comes with 5 trays, but is expandable to 12 trays with optional Add-A-Trays�. Trays are 13 1/2" in diameter.
� Vita-Save� Exterior. Opaque Vita-Save� exterior helps block harmful light which destroys nutritional content of food being dehydrated.
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Holly L
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With only light use, quit after w/in 2 years
Oct. 15, 2015
Seems like a lot of people really like this unit, but my motor quit working in about 2 years. I only use the machine every once in a while to dehydrated fruits and veggies, so was surprised it quit. Great machine, just wish it lasted longer.
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Tammye G
It Is Awesome
Jan. 10, 2015
Great way to save money on groceries and not be throwing away those bananas that are left over or carrots in the fridge. Potato Chips and apple slices. Even making items into the fruit roll ups is a great savings.
Very easy clean up and takes up very little counter space as you build upward and not across.
Within one evening I make banana chips and jerky for my husband. They did not last long because he ate them up.
5 out of 5
Becky H
Quinlan, TX
This is a great product!
Nov. 28, 2014
This product was recommended to me and I am so happy with it. It works GREAT! Easy to clean, light weight, and quiet. Motor on the top it fantastic.
5 out of 5
Tracy T
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Tracy's Snackmaster Pro Dehydrator
Sep. 2, 2014
This Dehydrator is one of the best household items you can invest in! We have made jerky by the truckload with this thing. Not to mention all the fruits we have made along with the fruit leathers. I have dried veggies from the garden and when we used them, they tasted better than fresh. If you are looking to buy a dehydrator, you need to look at the Snackmaster. This unit does it all!
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Mark P
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FD-75PR Nice For The Price
Feb. 3, 2014
I got this to replace a cheaper model I got from a tool company , It is a good upgrade for me, I have added xtra trays after I got it. works very well for the price spent , The only Thing is its advertised on this wed site as 700 watt , And its said to be rated 650 watts on the box it came in , But very capable even with the added trays , Delivery was fast ,Company is trust worthy , Thanks
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Sheila L
Covington, VA
Dec. 16, 2013
I have to say that this is the easiest thing I have ever had to learn how to do! It is also the best thing I have came across in years for my health!
It is SIMPLE to learn and the results are GREAT!!
I looked at the videos on YouTube and from there it was SIMPLE!!!
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Liv M
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July 10, 2013
I love this dehydrator! It works great! I use it all the time (for about 6 months now). The booklet of recipes is super helpful. I love the fruit roll up trays!
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Kat J
Perrysville, OH
dead dehydrator
July 3, 2013
Have had mine for about a year..use it twice a month to make chicken strips for my dogs.
made a batch last night, loaded it up this morning for the 2nd batch and machine just will NOT come on. am not a happy camper right now.. sure can't afford to just go out and buy another one.
Machine has never been dropped or anything.
Loved it up till now. shipping the motor part is not an option.. shipping alone would cost half of what it would cost to buy a new one.
5 out of 5
Amber H
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June 16, 2013
I received this dehydrator as a gift two years ago and I absolutely love it. Though I have yet to make jerky this has been used so many times to dehydrate strawberries, apples, bananas, and mango. The fruit leather tray is a god-send, and I will never purchase fruit roll-ups for my family again.
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David Y
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Oct. 4, 2012
27 years ago I purchased the FD50 model Snackmaster. On October 2, 2012 the unit dehydrated it's last 3 lbs. of excellent venison jerky.
Yes this fabulous little unit has finally gave out it last breath of warm dehydrating air. I have now purhcased the FD75 model, and am anxious to continue on with my American Harvest Dehydrating tradition of great snacks for family and friends.
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I love this dehydrator. Its easy to use and wonderful for clean up. I would recommend this to anyone.
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Billy M
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Feb. 10, 2012
I love this Dehydrator. I got it for Christmas and have probably made over 20lbs of Jerky and its only Feb 10th. The only thing it needs is a timer to turn off. Other than that we love it.
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Bonjour, Mon deshydrator is broken. I want buy another to do the best Jerky.
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|Dragons win Holyoke tourney with five champions
|Written by Brenda Johnson Brandt
Holyoke wrestlers scored 161.5 points to win the Larry Stroh Memorial Tournament here Saturday, Dec. 13. The Dragons scored 21 more points than second-place Greeley Central.
HHS points were led by individual champions Mark Edmonds at 103 lbs., Skyler Dittmer (135), Chad Stroh (140), Broc Pelle (145) and Luke Garrett (171).
Additionally, Brian Strong took second at 119, and third place finishes were earned by Parker Redfern (125) and Seth Baker (130).
Chad Stroh was named Outstanding Wrestler (OW) of the tourney for the third straight year, and he bumped up two weight classes from his actual weight for the good of the team.
The award is determined by a vote of the participating teams, with each team casting one vote.
Coach Duane Stroh cited it speaks highly of Holyoke's performance, as the HHS coaches named four team members in this team's vote for Outstanding Wrestler. Coach Stroh pointed out he does not vote in the selection, and other coaches named Edmonds, Dittmer, Stroh and Pelle for the OW honor.
"It's the first time in my coaching that any one of four of our kids could have won OW. That's awesome," said coach Stroh.
"The team won with a lot of heart," added Stroh. He noted they still have a lot of work to do skillwise and drillwise, but they're getting better every week.
Coach Dusty McConnell added it was an excellent day for Holyoke wrestling. With this being only their second high school tournament, the freshmen are looking really good, said McConnell.
He also pointed out the sophomores have advanced well from a year ago and the juniors are doing an outstanding job. They look forward to having the two senior members of the team start their season this week at Wray.
Senior team members are Brandon Price and Mitch Wittman.
Price has been a big surprise in the wrestling room, said coach Stroh. This is the first year he's wrestled since seventh grade. Stroh commended Price's natural athletic ability and his ability to learn moves.
"He's learned at a very accelerated rate, and we look forward to great things from him this year," said Stroh. He added Price has been a great positive influence in the practice room and is fun to be around.
Wittman just joined the team last week. He wrestled an exhibition match Saturday at 189 lbs. While he lost the bout, they now have film to look at to move him along, said Stroh. He added Wittman is working hard, and they're glad to have him on the team.
Saturday, Dec. 20, the Dragons will compete in an always-tough 17-team tournament at Wray. There will be a lot of 2A and 3A teams, noted coach Stroh, adding Wray coach Matt Brown and his Eagles make it a great place to wrestle.
Individual results from Saturday's tournament in Holyoke follow:
103 lbs.—Mark Edmonds placed first and was a Holyoke candidate for OW. He pinned Bobby Landis of Greeley Central in 5:37 and pinned Zach Bernardini of Broomfield in 5:05.
He had an outstanding day, and stayed in position consistently, praised coach Stroh. Edmonds, who is a freshman, wrestles like a seasoned competitor, said Stroh. "He was just on fire and dominated every match."
119 lbs.—Brian Strong placed second. He pinned Raheim Flores of Greeley Central in 1:12, won a 16-1 tech fall over Willy Sandau of Greeley Central and lost a 6-8 decision to Mike Fragoso of Broomfield.
Strong lost a heartbreaker 6-8 in the finals to take second, noted coach Stroh. He just ran out of time, as he rolled his opponent to his back just after the final whistle. "It was great to see him attack in the final seconds," added Stroh.
125 lbs.—Parker Redfern placed third. He pinned Josh Griess of Wiggins in 1:25, was pinned by Trevor Herrick of Sedgwick County in :52, pinned Jorge Gutierrez of George Washington in 2:09 and pinned Josh Griess of Wiggins in 3:43.
Redfern drew the #2 ranked 130-lb. wrestler in the state in his second match Saturday, and he got into a scramble and a battle, said Stroh. Redfern left his head down and his opponent windmill halved him, said Stroh. But he dominated every other match and Stroh was pleased. "He's another exciting freshman to watch."
130 lbs.—Seth Baker placed third. He pinned Warren Eckman of Broomfield in 3:11, lost a 2-4 decision to Joshua Bunn of Brighton, pinned Joel Rieb of Sterling in 1:36 and won a 2-1 decision over Blayne Richards of Sedgwick County.
He ran into a tough 130-lb. wrestler from Brighton in the semifinals, who was their varsity wrestler. Baker lost a close 2-4 match. "He fought hard and left it all on the mat for me," said Stroh, praising the fact that Baker never quit.
135 lbs.—Skyler Dittmer placed first and was a Holyoke candidate for OW. He pinned Ethan Smith of Broomfield in 1:15, pinned Nathan Schroeder of Wiggins in 2:53 and pinned Jake Lechman of Sedgwick County in 1:20.
Dittmer just doesn't know he could be beat, said coach Stroh. "He wrestles with full abandon every match." Saturday he had two come-from-behind pins. Coach Stroh noted he's the best on the team at attacking at the end of a scramble, and that's powerful.
140 lbs.—Chad Stroh placed first and was named Outstanding Wrestler of the tourney. He pinned Nate Charles of Greeley Central in 1:02, pinned Dylan Veal of Sterling in :52 and pinned Brodie Keefe of Wiggins in 3:25.
Coach Stroh said he was extremely proud of Chad. "We asked him to bump up two weights for the team, and he didn't complain, he worked hard and ended up Outstanding Wrestler." He looked good on the mat, but the biggest thing coach Stroh commended was Chad's willingness to bump up two weights so other teammates could compete at the weight they look to wrestle at for the season. Stroh ultimately aims to wrestle at 125 lbs.
145 lbs.—Broc Pelle placed first and was a Holyoke candidate for OW. He pinned Kazim Mekhraliye of Greeley Central in 3:43, pinned Paul Sauter of Wiggins in 3:37 and pinned Mikail Mekhraliye of Greeley Central in :34.
Pelle did an awesome job of hitting double legs all day, said coach Stroh. In the finals, Pelle was working his opponent so hard the kid just rolled over and gave up, noted the coach. "It was extremely impressive, and I can't say enough about Broc," added Stroh.
171 lbs.—Luke Garrett placed first. He pinned Tony Acosta of Sterling in 1:58 and pinned Dean DeGroot of Brighton in :57.
Garrett hasn't missed a week of weightlifting since the season ended last year, praised coach Stroh of the junior wrestler's dedication. He's looking rusty in wrestling moves, but is still winning and is definitely improving. He looks to wrestle at 160 after Christmas.
189 lbs.—Casey Sage was pinned by Mike Serrato of Sterling in :25 and was pinned by Alex Merritt of Wray in 2:12.
Sage, a sophomore, hasn't wrestled since seventh grade and is struggling, said coach Stroh. Things are coming for him, and he's a hard, hard worker, praised Stroh. The coach noted he owes coach and P.E. teacher Kyle Bules a big thank you for talking Sage into joining the team.
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Holyoke won Saturday's tourney with 161.5 points, followed by Greeley Central 140.5, Broomfield 123.5, Wiggins 83.5, Sedgwick County 83.5, Brighton 72, Sterling 51, George Washington 41, Wray 18, Sterling unattached 4 and Wray unattached 4.


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HENRY COUNTY, Ga. -- Bill Hilsman sees real potential in his 2-year-old German Shepherd, Tess. She's young, but she already has a good track record as a K-9 search and rescue dog.
The two were just honored for a life-saving rescue three weeks ago.
It started with a call from Henry County Police, who said they needed help finding Julia Palmer, a 16-year-old with Asperger's Syndrome, a form of autism.
Palmer had wandered away from home at around 6 a.m.
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He gave Tess some jeans to sniff, then they took off toward a creek behind the family's home.
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GamePolitics received a press release from disbarred Miami attorney Jack Thompson this morning in which he claimed to be "working with" state officials in Utah to pass video game legislation.
Regarding the supposed legislation, Thompson writes:
Thompson will be in Utah this coming week to work with Utah state officials to pass a new state law that will stop, dead in its tracks, the continuing marketing and sale of "Mature" video games to kids. Utah's new approach to this problem will be constitutional and it will become a model for other states to follow.
A bit of digging shows that Thompson is scheduled to be in Utah next Saturday, where he will be the keynote speaker at the annual convention of the ultra-conservative Utah Eagle Forum. Indeed, the group appears to be a significant part of Thompson's ongoing connection to Utah. A convention agenda mentions that Thompson:
…will be talking about the research proving exposure to graphic violence leads to violent children and this year's legislation to prevent it.
We also note that, despite his disbarment, Thompson remains listed as an attorney in the program.
Via e-mail, we asked Thompson if he was talking to any specific legislators about a game bill and whether he could elaborate on what he meant by "working with." So far, we have received no response.
Still, given the local clout wielded in Utah by the UEF and its president, Gayle Ruzicka, we wouldn't doubt that some type of Thompson-authored legislation will surface there. Indeed, four state legislators are also scheduled to serve as speakers at the UEF convention.
To be sure, Thompson has quite a history with Utah:
In 2006, then-State Rep. David Hogue (R) tried – and failed – to pass a bill equating violent video games with pornography. Language used by Hogue during legislative hearings mimicked Thompson's frequent comments on game violence. Gayle Ruzicka spoke out in favor of the bill.
In 2007, Rep. Scott Wyatt's Thompson-authored bill failed as well, but not before Thompson called for the impeachment of Utah's popular Republican Attorney General Mark Shurtleff. Shurtleff's offense? He had the temerity to offer a legal opinion that Thompson's bill was unconstitutional.
In 2008, only weeks after a referee recommended to the Florida Supreme Court that Thompson be disbarred for life, the controversial anti-game violence campaigner was honored with a Freedom Award at the annual America's Freedom Festival in Provo. Given the circumstances, we found his selection a curious choice.


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WASHINGTON, DC (WUSA) --- The average person without a high school diploma earns $451 a week, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Adults in the District who want to earn their GED or prepare for college have a place to turn.
Academy of Hope is a non-profit adult learning center serving about 800 students. Students pay $30 dollars a semester, or volunteer in exchange for enrollment.
"I was working two jobs, 60 hours a week. Yet I still didn't make enough to support four children."
Darnetta Hollis, 29, needs a higher paying job, but she needs to finish school first. Hollis left school in the 11th grade when she became pregnant. But now she is able to return to classes at Academy of Hope.
"You don't want to be a hypocrite to your children. If you're telling them to finish school and go to college, you need to do the same," Hollis said.
Since 2008 Hollis has been coming to the adult learning center, part-time. She wants to concentrate on Hospitality Management at CCDC. Her long-term goal: to earn a Master's degree within the next six years. The Academy of Hope gives her the confidence to achieve.
"Coming in with a complex of not finishing school, knowing why you didn't, but just not knowing how people would receive you. I don't have to worry about that here. I could be having a bad day but by the time I walk through the door, I'm greeted by the receptionist and it all fades away."
Lecester Johnson, the executive director says Academy of Hope is often the first time many students get a chance at a quality education.
"DC is ranked sadly, number three in some of the lowest literacy rates in the country. We really are two cities, a city of very well educated people, and a city where we have a lot of people who are struggling with basic literacy skills," said Lecester Johnson, Executive Director of Academy of Hope.
The Academy of Hope connected Hollis with child care and social services. So she has more time to concentrate on her studies. She hopes to earn her high school diploma at the end of this month.
"If all goes well, I'll be issued my diploma which is exciting," she smiles.
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HERNDON, Va., (WUSA) Dominion Virginia Power has issued a warning to customers about scammers who are targeting them to steal money.
The thieves call customers and claim to be employees of Dominion Virginia Power. They tell the customer that their service will be cut off unless their bill is paid within a certain time.
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Los Angeles, CA (Sports Network) - Jordan Adams scored 24 points to lead the
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Dan Jennings had a game-high 27 points for Long Beach State (4-8) which has
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Both teams shot well in the first half. UCLA hit on 54.5 percent of its field
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It's go time.
In less than 24 hours, the race will be here, and as I sit down to write my final pre-race blog post, I'm definitely feeling a mix of emotions.
I could tell you how nervous I am. While I know that my legs have hundreds of miles in them and that I've built my endurance properly, pre-race day jitters never fail to get the best of me.
I could also tell you that marathon training makes me hungry enough to eat my arm off. These hunger pangs are something that I definitely won't miss. As I type this, I dream of Chipotle, steak, and mashed potatoes (don't judge).
Or I could tell you that I can't believe that months of training, hundreds of thousands of dollars fundraised for the Leukemia & Lymphoma Society, two sticks of Body Glide, one black toenail, dozens of bananas, and gallons of Gatorade will all come down to tomorrow morning.
Instead, I'll keep it short and sweet and tell you this: I am pumped to jaunt around my "backyard" with some of my favorite people. I am proud at how far I've been able to push myself, and can't wait to kick some butt and tackle a good old-fashioned mental and physical challenge. I feel lucky that I'll have my amazing parents and friends along the course to cheer us on, and I am already looking forward to the beer and cheeseburger that were promised to me as soon as I cross the finish line. Not to mention that soon enough, I'll have my hands on a shiny medal to add to my growing collection. What more could a girl ask for?
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Congrats on your bull! That's an awesome one!!
Congrats on your bull! That's an awesome one!!
Great bull and awesome photo of the area he was taken, looks like some rough country!!
Great bull! congrats!
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Congrats on a very nice bull.
Congratulations! That's an incredible trophy that we all hope to take one day with any weapon, much less with a bow!!! Thanks for posting.
Yeah my first archery bull was something like that one too... Nice work. Outstanding pics.
That is a great bull. Congrats! Welcome to the forum. Hope to hear more great stories and see lots more success.
That is very cool and an awesome bull. I hope you have recovered from your pack out.
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Class of 1931: Known as "Speed" Allen on the Butler campus, Speed achieved college letters in football and track. He held the university track record for the 100-yard dash (9.9) for 30 years. He was a member of a 1930 medley relay team including Joe Sivak, Ray Urbain, and Berwyn Jones that established a new Fieldhouse record of 8:20 (2.5). He was named to the Lambda Chi Alpha Honor Roll after running a 21.7 in the 220-yard dash and a 51.0 in the 440-yard dash. Speed died in November 1973.


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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Senate has confirmed Massachusetts Sen. John Kerry as the next secretary of state.
The vote was 94-3. Once sworn-in, Kerry will replace Hillary Rodham Clinton, who is stepping down after four years.
The vote came just hours after the Foreign Relations Committee approved his nomination by voice vote. Kerry has led the committee for the past four years.
The 69-year-old Kerry is a decorated Vietnam veteran and the 2004 Democratic presidential candidate.
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WHEELING - Sen. Joe Manchin called on Republican Sen. Lindsey Graham Tuesday to help him defend his vote maintaining foreign aid to Libya, Pakistan and Egypt following recent terrorist acts.
Manchin, D-W.Va., is seeking re-election next month and has been the target of recent attacks by Sen. Rand Paul, R-Ky. On Sept. 22, Manchin was among senators voting against Paul's amendment to the bill "to provide limitations on United States assistance, and for other purposes." The amendment, if passed, would have halted U.S. aid to Libya, Pakistan and Egypt, among other provisions.
The legislation was defeated Sept. 22 by a vote of 81-10. Manchin and Sens. Jay Rockefeller, D-W.Va.; Sherrod Brown, D-Ohio; and Rob Portman, R-Ohio, all voted against the measure.
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Manchin said 30 Republicans were among those voting against Paul's amendment, while another seven didn't vote. In advertising seen throughout West Virginia, Paul accuses Manchin of approving the funding of Muslim extremists in the Middle East.
"Lies and distortions like this attack are exactly the problem in Washington," Manchin said during a conference call Tuesday. "First of all, I have promised to never campaign against a sitting colleague - because the constant campaign is making Washington a toxic place. Just as importantly, anyone who knows me knows that I will always fight for our national security and make sure our foreign aid goes to allies who defend our interests.
"In fact, I joined with 80 other senators - Republicans and Democrats - who thought this measure was well-intentioned but severely flawed," he continued. "The way this bill was written would've jeopardized our greatest Middle Eastern ally, Israel. When we voted in September, I promised to work across the aisle to correct the problems and stop giving aid to countries that don't share our values and won't defend our interests - and I am determined to get the right policy in place."
Graham, R-S.C., who serves with Manchin on the Armed Services Committee, commended Manchin for taking the time to gain information about how the measure would affect foreign affairs prior to casting his vote. Graham said halting aid to Egypt would have nullified the Camp David Peace Accords achieved in 1978 iu which the U.S. must give aid to Egypt if it provides any funds to Israel.


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Holyoke seventh-grader Keegan Shaw participated in a bassoon camp this summer, July 15-19 at Cheyenne Mountain High School in Colorado Springs.
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(Le Mars) -- Today is day two of the five best days of summer...the Plymouth County Fair,and last night, the highlight was the crowning of the new fair king and queen.
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Annabelle Banks of Westfield was selected as the 2012 Plymouth County Fair queen and Grady Farrer of Hinton was selected as the 2012 Plymouth County Fair king. Annabelle admitted she was surprised by the announcement.
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Banks is a five year member of the Lucky Liberty Lopers 4-H club. In past years she has exhibited poster exhibits and work projects, but this year she has entered a carcass beef market steer for competition. Annabelle will assist with the distribution of ribbons and trophys to the 4-H members while serving as an ambassador of the Plymouth county fair. She will represent Plymouth County at the Iowa State Fair Queen Contest. Annabelle says of the upcoming event, she is not certain if she will win, but she is certain it will be fun.
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I am producing an independent MMORPG game and recently bought the World Builder Bundle to begin making some maps on my own.
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The game will involved player owned land. Each land parcel will be 20x20 meters and we are planning 3,000 of these parcels for launch. These 3,000 20x20 meter parcels will be less than 1 3rd of the total land mass and will be distributed evenly amongst a total of 5 Climates (Zones).
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What I need is a world map to scale that will have a Sheet or Layer with a grid on it that will enable me to locate where players will be free to build cities, towns etc. The land should be separated into 5 regions with land conditions appropriate for the climate as explained above.
That's the basic idea. The map should also take into account as having 6 Islands that will house a large castle estate and 60 land parcels with an additional 30 parcels worth of available land for trees, mobs etc.
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Thanks to an anonymous reader for tipping me off to these photos of Tatiana Golovin doing her best impression of a chimney.
Listen - I understand a baller's personal time is their time and they can do whatever the hell they want to do. But if you've been struggling with injuries on the tour after being touted as a possible future champion with serious talent, you'd think you'd want to focus in and get yourself better physically. You know, fulfill the whole "potential" thing and all.
Based on these images, I'd say the Frenchie baller is LEAGUES away from getting better. Sorry Tati fans!
Oh and note to Loic Courteau: if you haven't yet settled on who your latest charge will be, you may want to cross Tati off your list. Unless she drops the smokes, that is.
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SIGHTING: Tati's career in shreads but she can still enjoy a good smoke
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these are old, really old. i think they're from before roland garros.ReplyDelete
BUT she still shouldn't be smoking.
- Tennis ObserverNovember 3, 2008 at 12:55 PM
Maybe it's weed!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2008 at 1:42 AM
Thanks to an anonymous reader for tipping me off to these photosReplyDelete
"ur welcome Rich"
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I don't know if they are that old
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2008 -> Offcourt -> Scans
- AnonymousNovember 4, 2008 at 3:06 AM
here are more without the cigaretteReplyDelete
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Please join us at the Belgrade Library on Friday evening, Oct. 26 from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. when Ron and Nancy Leasman, the only licensed producers of wine vinegar in Minnesota and the surrounding states, will teach us their wine and vinegar making process. Each participant will make their own starter bottle. Nancy will also bring copies of her book, Leatherwood Vinegary: A winery gone sour. This event is for adults. Please register online at griver.org, events, or at the library, 320.254.8842.
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As we wrap up our week long look at drinking and driving, there's a message some groups across eastern Carolina want to send. Reducing or stopping drinking and driving isn't just the job of law enforcement.
Tanya Roberts with the Coastal Coalition for Substance Abuse Prevention says, "People need to start making the right decisions so they don't get to the court system. What we want is for people to start taking responsibility at an earlier age and everyone around them to take responsibility."
The coalition's focus isn't so much about changing laws as it is about changing they way people think. Particularly with the youth. "We want those kids that are coming along to make those changes as they're becoming adults and for them to become aware of these issues and not start a pattern of destructive behavior."
It's a similar message at Greenville's Restart, a behavioral health care provider. Clinical supervisor Richard Boswell says, "If we can become more involved in the education and prevention of substance abuse then we will go a long ways towards taking people off the streets who may drink and drive."
And its why restart is expanding its services and developing programs to address that need.
The coastal coalition has youth involved from all of the counties it serves, raising awareness among their peers. Among the messages they want to send...drinking and driving of course can be dangerous and deadly, but it can also be costly. Research shows the cost to a community where a drunk driving death occurs is 4.9 million dollars per accident.
The coalition is also working on a new campaign it expects to roll out soon with a new twist on the theme "responsible drinking." It wants people to look at consuming alcohol from the health perspective. Just like eating too much of the wrong foods can be bad for our bodies, too much alcohol is damaging as well. The guidelines recommend for those who choose to drink, and are medically and legally able to do so, one drink per female per day, two drinks per male per day.
While law enforcement officials work on making the roadways safer, and lawmakers consider tougher laws, community organizations say part of the key to the drunk driving epidemic, lies with all of us. The coalition's Anne Hardison says, "If people don't understand it's affecting them and their communities they need to open their eyes. You're paying for it someway, somehow."
You can find contact information for the groups mentioned above, and others, in the related links section below.
Lives lost, lives destroyed, all because of drinking and driving. We've seen it from the victims and the offenders perspectives this week. As we continue our week long look at the impact of drunk driving in eastern Carolina, we have one simple question. Are North Carolina laws tough enough to make drivers think twice before getting out on the roads after they've been drinking?
District Attorney Seth Edwards, who prosecutes cases in Beaufort, Martin, Washington, Tyrrell, and Hyde counties, believes mandatory jail time could go a long way in preventing drunk driving. Edwards says, "I think with a first time offense a person convicted of DWI should go to jail for a period of time. I would certainly hope that for the large majority of people that would have a deterrent effect."
And it might surprise you to hear that one attorney who represents people charged with DWI, doesn't think it's entirely a bad idea. Greenville attorney Bart Brown says, "Maybe put it out there as a possibility, but not necessarily mandate it."
Edwards also supports the recent law requiring drivers convicted with a blood alcohol concentration of .15 or higher, to install an ignition interlock system before they're allowed to drive. It's similar to a breathalyzer, and their vehicle won't start if it detects alcohol. There's a proposal to extend that to anyone convicted of DWI who's under 21, or anyone who refuses to take a breath alcohol test. Edwards says, "For a large majority of people that I do believe would abide by that device, I think that does contribute to the safety of our public." Brown commented, "Maybe they can implement this that it pleases everyone involved constitutionally, and if you could do that I guess that would be fine."
But beyond punishment, there's one other component to drunk driving laws both Brown and Edwards think needs to be addressed...The issue of rehabilitation. Edwards says, "Prison or jail time doesn't rehabilitate, that is for punishment purposes. Hopefully a mandatory jail term would serve as a deterrent, but it won't take the place of education and treatment."
In fact, Edwards says he believes money would be well spent in North Carolina to put into more treatment programs for alcoholics or any type of substance abuse.
Friday on WITN News at Six...how community groups and substance abuse providers are working to stop drunk driving.
Drunk driving arrests can take place anytime and anywhere. But typically, more people are driving drunk at night.
As we continue our week long look at drunk driving in eastern Carolina, we headed out with NC Highway Patrol, and officers from police and sheriff's departments in Craven and Jones Counties.
Officers set up a checkpoint at the Craven/Jones County line with the mission to get drunk drivers off the road.
Sergeant Richard Willis of the Highway Patrol in Craven County says checkpoints like these have resulted in 22 DWI arrests in Craven County so far this year.
Authorities made arrest number 23 when we were with them. Highway patrol charged 20 year-old Brian Kiester with DWI, underage drinking, having an open container, and underage possession.
Jones County Trooper J.J. Zamora says Kiester registered a .13 blood alcohol concentration. The legal limit is .08. Trooper Zamora says Kiester told him he is a Camp Lejeune Marine who was headed from the base to a house in New Bern. Zamora says a drink in Kiester's cup holder turned out to be a mixture of Dr. Pepper and Everclear...a grain alcohol with an extremely high alcoholic content.
Zamora says Kiester had just finished a substance abuse program at Camp Lejeune and now faces being kicked out of the Marine Corps. The trooper also says Kiester apologized to him, telling the trooper how he recently lost a friend to a drunk driver, and now he is charged with DWI.
Camp Lejeune officials say Kiester is still on active duty. A decision about whether to separate him from the Marines won't be made until they determine if other options, such as more counseling, would be more appropriate.
Why would someone decide to drink and drive? That's just one of the many questions we had for inmates locked up after being convicted of DWI multiple times.
As we continue our week long look at the issue of drinking and driving, we headed to Greene Correctional Institution in Maury and talked with several inmates.
John Carpenter, 58 years-old, knows the toll of drinking and driving. He owned a dental lab for 25 years before his fourth DWI conviction got him locked up. "You can lose your whole life. It amounts to losing wives, it amounts to losing money, it amounts to losing homes. Even if you don't kill somebody."
For others, like 38 year-old Ralph Gallagher, It's all about what drunk driving has done to his family. Gallagher says, "We're going through a difficult time right now and I probably will lose my marriage over this."
Luke Broderick, 31 years-old, was once a promising junior engineering student at NC State. That was until his fourth conviction. His first came when he was just 17.Broderick can only think of what could have been. "Definitely put things on hold. I'd much rather be in a different position right now than I am."
So with so much at stake, and knowing the consequences, why did these men put it all on the line by drinking and driving… multiple times?
Charles King, 62 years-old, who got in his car after drinking to head a few blocks down the road to the store, says its very simple. "I guess the alcohol said why don't you get in that car and drive it. There it is sitting right there. Just drive it on up there. It's Friday, it's pretty, you're only going a few blocks. Come on, get in the car and drive. So that's what the alcohol does to people."
And these men, many who acknowledge they're alcoholics, say while DWI offenders need to be punished, they believe it would be wise for the state to invest more in rehabilitation, above what's offered through the prison Alcoholics Anonymous program.
King says drunk drivers should be forced to do what he agreed to do willingly. "What I'm doing here in front of a TV camera, maybe everyone should have to do this. Let people take a look at him. Say there he is. He's the one. Look at him. He hates to be sitting there probably. Look at him. You might see him somewhere. Tell him. Might save a life."
Close to 11,000 people have lost their lives in drunk driving accidents across the country this year. In North Carolina, the latest statistics available show 433 people were killed in 2008.
All this week on WITN News at 6:00 p.m. we're taking a look the the devastating effects of drinking and driving.
Lynn Stroud knows the pain of losing a loved one first hand. Her father and brother were killed by a drunk driver in Greenville in 2001. They were headed home to a birthday party in Lenoir County from work in Pennsylvania when it happened. She says the pain remains with her family to this day.
Stroud says the tragedy was made all the worse when the driver, Timmy Speight, was only found guilty of manslaughter and sentenced to four-years in prison. Speight was charged with second degree murder. An investigation revealed he had a blood alcohol content of point 13, over the legal limit of point 08. He also tested positive for drugs.
Stroud says, "There's not too many days that I don't get up and ya know, something throughout the course of that day that I don't think about my daddy."
Stroud now works in the Pitt County District Attorney's office as an advocate for DWI victims. That means helping families that may be enduring the same heartache as her family. That pain, she says, is evident at the cemetery where her father and brother are buried. To this day, she says, they still haven't been able to take the final step of placing headstones there. Stroud says, "Life as we know it is gone."
Be sure to tune in Tuesday for WITN News at 6:00 p.m. as we talk with inmates convicted of DWI.


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