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How It's Made: Apple Cider at Arbor Day Farm
Aug 30 by Amy S. in Apples, Food & Drink, General, Orchards & Apples tagged Apple Cider, apple orchard, Apples, Arbor Day Farm, Cider press, Nebraska City, orchard with 1 comment
If you've ever watched the TV show "How It's Made" on the Science Channel, you'll appreciate this brief look at how Arbor Day Farm's apple cider press works.
Apple Harvest 2012: Carrying on the Tradition
Aug 29 by Lied Lodge Blog in General tagged apple orchard, apple trees, Apples, Arbor Day Farm, heirloom apples, heritage apples, Nebraska City with 1 comment
Apples and apple orchards are a time-honored tradition at Arbor Day Farm in Nebraska City, and the 2012 apple harvest carries on that heritage.
Apple trees have thrived here since 1855, when J. Sterling Morton and his wife, Caroline, moved to Nebraska City from Michigan, and planted several varieties of apple trees on their homestead, the property now known as Arbor Day Farm.In the 1920s, J. Sterling and Caroline's son, Joy – founder of the Morton Salt Company – partnered with Grove Porter and formed the Joy Morton Orchard Company on this land, one of many local orchards supplying a wide selection of apples for the southeast Nebraska region.
Today, the orchards at Arbor Day Farm are still going strong, even with the very dry year that 2012 has turned out to be. As is typical in drought years, the apples are smaller in size this year but the quantity of apples in the orchard remains relatively consistent with recent harvests.
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Every new member who signs up by the deadline will gain automatic entry into the Peachtree. Race fees will still apply. Membership is $35 for individuals, $50 for dual members, and $60 for families.
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1-0 babY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Should beable to take down A&M Saturday too.
"Winning isn't everything, it's the only thing."
I think Cydkar should be banned from this thread. He gave up on the game a long time ago...
"That's what I do. I drink, and I know things." - Tyrion Lannister
"Success is just failure that hasn't happened yet." - life advice from Latrell Spreewell
I was really disappointed we didn't hear anything about Brown or his injuries. Also does anyone know if Barnes can expect a contender this year, or if it will have to be a, I don't know, say, 'teaching year?'
Great game. Refs almost made it unwatchable. 2 hrs, 15 for a regulation game? Seriously, sports are ENTERTAINMENT. Let them play.
Royce was just sick tonight. Very impressive. Scottie really comes up with big plays all year when it counts. Good game, fellas!
Conference win #1
Some here think we lost.
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Good hustle guys good win, GO GET #2 GO CYCLONES!
Well, at certain points it was HOIBALL
This night was big for the team. It was more than just 1 win. Much to work on, but a great win.
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I think Cydkar should be banned from this thread. He gave up on the game a long time ago...
I was posting the whole 2nd half. Giving up is doing laundry.
We can play quite well in spurts but I think we'll be up and down all year. The top half of the league won't let us get away with it.
Yay, time to start making ridiculous predictions again
Not a fun game to watch. Can't complain about a win though.
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Spearfish, S.D. – The Black Hills State women's basketball team dropped its season opener 61-55 to College of the Ozarks on Friday evening at the Donald E. Young Center in Spearfish, S.D.
"I thought we played hard," said head coach Mark Nore. "Offensively, we were just one play away from getting over the hump and really making things happen."
The Yellow Jackets had three players in double-digit scoring on the evening. Juniors Keely Krowlikowski and Kristi Ryan led the way for Black Hills State netting 12 and 11 points each, respectively. Senior Katelynn Lamb chipped in with 10 points.
Black Hills State will return to action Friday, November 5 as the team will face Mount Marty in Yankton, S.D. Tip-off is scheduled for 5:30 p.m. CT/4:30 p.m. MT.
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After (Storytime) Hours
Though I'm a youth services librarian, I spend many reading hours poring over books aimed at adults. So what does the storytime lady read when she's not entertaining a group of kids with Bark, George or acting out "I'm a Little Teapot"?
Throughout this long and eventful year, I read a mix of fiction, graphic novels, and nonfiction. Many books are by favorite authors; many more were recommended to me by friends. The following is a list of books that I particularly liked. With this list, I tried to focus on books published in 2011 and 2010, but couldn't resist tacking on a few "classics" as well!
Nothing to Envy: Ordinary Lives in North Korea (2010) by Barbara Demick - A detailed, and often painful, look at life inside this repressive country. Also available in audiobook and Playaway formats.
The Immortal Life of Henrietta Lacks (2010) by Rebecca Skloot – A reporter's incredible journey to tell the story of Henrietta Lacks, the original source of HeLa cells (immortal human cells grown in culture). See Mary Wilmes's Henrietta Lacks blog post for a complete review. Also available in audiobook, ebook, and large print formats.
Just Kids (2010) by Patti Smith – A personal look at rock singer Patti Smith's memories of artist Robert Mapplethorpe. Smith completely transported me to another era, and spoke volumes about the bonds of friendship. For more details see a previous blog post, Glory of Love. Also available in ebook and audiobook formats.
2030: The Real Story of What Happens to America (2011) by Albert Brooks
Scary, all-to-possible, and still funny (it is Albert Brooks, after all). Read a longer review in this previous Albert Brooks blog post. Also available in audiobook format.
The Queen of Water (2011) by Laura Resau and Maria Virginia Farinango
A book marketed toward young adults, but nevertheless a fascinating read for adults. A Quechua teen is forced to serve an upperclass Mestizo family in Ecuador. Based on a true story, this book chronicles the teen's painful entry into adulthood and her escape from indentured servitude.
A Wild Surge of Guilty Passion: A Novel (2011) by Ron Hansen
A riveting account of Ruth Snyder and Judd Grey's adulterous affair that lead to the murder of Snyder's husband, the couple's conviction, and ultimate trip to the electric chair. This fictionalized account is based on the 1920's scandal that rocked New York and inspired James M. Cain's Double Indemnity.
The Borrower (2011) by Rebecca Makkai
A children's librarian takes a runaway patron on a strange and soul-searching journey. It's not all serious stuff though—Makkai's writing often had me giggling. A perfect road trip book for people who love books. Also available in audiobook, Playaway, and large type formats.
The Last Days of Ptolemy Grey (2010) by Walter Mosley
A 91 year old recluse and a 17 year old caregiver form a strong bond in South Central Los Angeles. Part mystery, part love story, this absorbing novel shines a light on an often overlooked part of society. Also available in audiobook format.
The Madonnas of Echo Park (2010) by Brando Skyhorse
A large cast of characters are featured in short stories that center around the accidental shooting of a young girl in the Echo Park neighborhood of Los Angeles.
Graphic Novels
The Scrapbook of Frankie Pratt (2011) by Caroline Preston
An artfully done historical novel that will have scrapbookers, antique lovers, and ebay/Etsy enthusiasts in awe. See Stephanie's blog post for more details.
The Walking Dead series (ongoing) by Robert Kirkman, etc.
Zombie graphic novels that are disturbing, exhilarating, and full of surprises.
Peter Bagge's Other Lives (2010) by Peter Bagge
A humorous look at virtual reality from the author of the Hate comics.
Blacksad (2010) by Juan Diaz Canales
Dark, moody, and stylish crime stories featuring anthropomorphic characters, set in the 1950s.
X'ed Out (2010) by Charles Burns
Surreal dreams plague a burnout named Doug. Very weird, very Burns (author of Black Hole).
Serenity, Volume 3: The Shepherd's Tale (2010) by Joss Whedon and Zack Whedon
For Firefly fans: the mysterious story of Shepherd Book is revealed—finally!
Noteworthy "Classics"
- You Can't Win by Jack Black
- The Martian Trilogy by Edgar Rice Burroughs
- Mystery and Manners: Occasional Prose by Flannery O'Connor
- Southland by Nina Revoyr
- The Short-Timers by Gustav Hasford
- The Parker series by Richard Stark (Donald Westlake)
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I see you're interested in North Korea and like to read noir mysteries. Then you'd probably want to read the Inspector O books by James Church. The newest (though maybe not the one to start with) is The Man with the Baltic Stare (2010). In it, Inspector O has retired and is called back to work in the capital, Pyongyang, because the 2 Koreas are planning reunification and a murder stands in the way.


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I do a lot of backpacking in the off season and use Heed by Hammer nutrition. It is a powder comes in a couple of flavors. Kinda takes like flavored water. I mix it in my Camel back. Does the job.
I thought that emergen-c tasted horrible. I would not want to be drinking that on a backpacking trip.. I do like the crystal lite packets, if nothing else, it gives the water some flavor.
Doe Nob- Where do you get the starbucks instant coffee? I've looked around a few local stores, and cannot find it.
I get mine at Costco or Starbucks and have found it in the grocery store too. At Costco (of course) you have to buy a large pack of it but I love to have a cup in the a.m. and I also love to have a cup around noon when I take a break. Trust me, there is little better than being at 8k feet, cold to the bone, and being able to have a hot cup of coffee that (event though it is instant) can pass for decent coffee.
They have several options of it at the grocery store by my house.
I ended up finding some at the local grocery store, kinda pricey for coffee, but I have a slight addiction to good coffee, so it's worth it.
I didn't think the Wilderness Athlete stuff tasted to bad. It was plenty strong the way they said to mix it so I put it in about 1/3 more water than they called for. Tasted fine to me and did seem to have some energy boost to it. I plan to take it on my antelope hunt next month.
Has anyone used the gatorade powder or something similiar?
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CYTOMAX! The stuff is awesome. Has a good amount of carbs and lots of electrolites. I use it while on 100+ mile bike rides, and I'll definitely be using while backpack hunting this year. I like that it provides energy through carbs rather than sugar and caffeine (although I LOVE caffeine). Tastes really good too.
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Report: Man found in bed with 14-year-old girl
Published: Monday, November 18, 2013 at 8:38 p.m.
Last Modified: Monday, November 18, 2013 at 8:38 p.m.
A 22-year-old man was arrested early Monday morning after he was reportedly found in bed with a 14-year-old girl in Marion Oaks.
Eddie Martinez-Perez was allegedly found in the girl's bed when the girl's mother tried to enter her room just before 5:30 a.m. The door was locked and when the girl opened the door, the woman reportedly saw Martinez-Perez under the covers. He was wearing only boxer shorts, according to Marion County Sheriff's Office reports.
The girl's stepfather confronted Martinez-Perez and the two scuffled, with Martinez-Perez suffering a cut to the cheek, reports state.
The girl reportedly said the two did not have sex, but she said Martinez-Perez did have sexual contact with her. She said it was the second the time the two had spent the night together, according to reports.
Martinez-Perez said he only touched the girl over her clothing, reports state.
He was booked into the Marion County Jail on two counts of lewd and lascivious battery and was being held Monday evening in lieu of $30,000 bond.
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Tonight is the first full Friday night of high school football, and there is that chance that a player could suffer a serious injury.
To prevent concussions, there is a new device to protect the head.
Channel 3's John Anderson explains why some schools are actually avoiding it. One coach says that it could make things worse.
We are back to the tackles and the hits of high school football, but in today's game, we keep a close eye on the score and the concussions.
Eastlake North head coach George Burick said "I don't ever want any of our kids to get hurt, our team or their team."
Burick says he suffered dozens of concussions when he played football. He has a huge scar on the back of his head from brain surgery -- a tumor was removed, and doctors still don't know if it was related to all the hits.
Now there's a new device to try and keep football players safe. It's called the Guardian cap, and the extra padding fits over the helmet.
It's supposed to decrease the amount of impact, and the company says it can reduce the risk of concussion by 33 percent.
But the Ohio High School Athletic Association is not endorsing the product, warning high schools that if they use them, they are liable for any injury. They don't want football helmets altered.
The coach agrees, saying it may give a player a false sense of security.
"We don't want head-to-head contact, and my concern is the kid who has one has a pad on his head, they're going to make head-to-head contact," Burick said.
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1960 to 1966 Chevrolet C10 Small to Big-Window Conversion - Panoramic ChangeWritten by on May 6, 2011 1960 to 1966 C10 Small to Big-Window Conversion
In the mid-'50s, a styling trend that found its way from American automobiles into light-duty trucks was wraparound windshields and rear windows. The idea was to offer as much visibility to the occupants as possible. Fashioned after the freshly redesigned 1955 Chevy automobile, the second series Chevrolet pickups came standard with a wraparound windshield featuring a similar appearance. In the rear, a flat small window was standard, with an optional wraparound big rear window described as Panoramic offered as an option.
The year 1960 brought the most radical departure from the previous year's design in Chevrolet truck history. Up front, the non-independent straight-axle design was dropped in favor of torsion bar IFS, and nothing about the truck's cab, or frontend, bore a resemblance to the styling of the 1955-1959 trucks. The wraparound windshield on the 1960 model was of an even more radical curvature, but the rear of the cab was flat and dictated flat window glass. Unique to all 1960-1966 C10 cabs is the presence of a big rear window relief in the sheetmetal. This was a means to save production costs. If a Panoramic rear window was ordered, the factory only had to make one more punch, and the cab was ready to accept the larger pane of glass. To make up for the larger glass on the inside of the cab, a matching panel was installed as the cab was going down the assembly line.
Back when these trucks were new, the cost of the optional big rear window wasn't all that much. Today is a different story where big-window trucks are highly coveted and demand thousands of dollars more than a comparable small-window truck. Unlike 1955-1959 Chevy trucks where the aftermarket offers a replacement big-window cab section, there isn't anything available for 1960-1966 trucks, or at least not up until now that is.
To fill this very tiny gap in the market, a fellow up in Montana named Scott Hursh founded Scott's Classic Big Window and spends his winters hand forming a section out of 20-guage steel that makes the job relatively simple. That's not to say anyone can do it, because some basic fabricating skills are necessary.
To convert the rear window on my '66 C10, I asked my friend, Steve Bentley, a master fabricator, to handle the job. A veteran of anything from chopping a '67 C10 Suburban into a crew cab dualie to turning coupes into convertibles, Steve said the best tool for this particular job was a Harbor Freight electric body saw. Don't try the pneumatic version because it won't be as controllable. For a new replacement big-window glass and window rubber, Steve said he found Brothers to sell the best quality. While we were converting the '66 to a big-window, I figured it'd be a good time to install Brothers' Custom Cab moldings as well. In this month's segment, we got all the way to where the rear window glass is ready to install. Since my '66 C10 is a typical example where there are some rust issues that must be addressed first, we'll save that for next month along with how to properly install a new windshield. CCT
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My first step before unbolting things is to presoak with Royal Purple's Maxfilm. The seat and gas tank need to be removed before starting the conversion.Make absolutely sure you have wiped off all traces of Maxfilm and gasoline spillage before welding or get ready to run for the fire extinguisher.Afterward, a brand-new single-edged razor blade was used to cut the outside edge of the window rubber off. Next, the window glass was pushed outward from inside the cab to dislodge. In lieu of a human accomplice, a soft blanket will safely catch the glass.Here's the handformed steel piece that Scott's Classic Big Window supplied. Included are templates and mounting hardware necessary to hold in place before welding.After checking to ensure the template is placed squarely over the window opening and taped securely, we used a Sharpie to trace out the cut line.Next, a series of 1/8-inch holes were drilled above the cut line clear through the interior of the cab
A straight edge was used to connect the holes inside the cab, and draw the cut lines with a Sharpie.Steve used bright-colored ¼-inch masking tape to help act as guide and increase the cut line's visibility.The pilot hole for the electric body saw was made with a cut-off wheel mounted on an air die grinder. Note it is above the tape line.Notice the cut line moves to the bottom at the top. Also, the saw is held at an angle and the end of the saw blade is cut off in order to hold it perpendicular to the cut, necessary to make the sharp corners.The area around the small window opening must be cut before the inner panel will drop out. Notice how the reference holes are evenly spaced.
Next, the Classic Big Window inner panel was lifted into position, and held down with the screws and washers included in the kit.Make absolutely sure the Classic Big Window inner panel lays completely flat against the cab before tack welding into place.With the tack welds completed, it was time to cut the small-window portion out of the cab. Steve started on the inside of the cab for easy access.


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ATLANTA, Ga -- When it comes to fact-checking the Presidential candidates, it appears that neither candidate would come out with an A+ for telling the truth.
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"Both campaigns are, at a minimum, stretching the truth and one of the reasons they do it is because they can get away with it. There are also no strong incentives to avoid it," siad Reifler.
Any punishment is usually after the fact and simply calls for having an ad pulled after someone points out a problem.
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Meeks Rolls, Cyclones Crown Three At Kaye Young
MASON CITY, Iowa – The Iowa State wrestling team crowned three champions at the Kaye Young Open Saturday on the campus of North Iowa Area Community College.
Sophomore John Meeks, who is wrestling up a weight class this season, rolled to the title at 141 pounds. The Des Moines, Iowa native, went 5-0 on the day with two major decisions and two wins by fall.
Redshirt freshman Cameron Thomson and true freshman Jacyn Goebel were the Cyclones' other two champions on the day. Thomson went 4-0 with a pin and three wins by decision en route to the title at 174 pounds. Goebel, who hails from Masonville, Iowa, went 4-0 with a pin and a major decision en route to the title at 197 pounds.
Freshman Colin Strickland had the lone runner-up finish on the day for the Cyclones. Strickland went 3-1 with a major decision en route to his second-place finish at 157 pounds.
Four more Cyclones took third at their respective weights. Redshirt freshman Kyle Larson went 4-1 with one major decision and one tech fall to take third at 125 pounds. Junior Wil Stetzel went 4-1 with a tech fall and two points to take third at 149 pounds. Freshman Blyane Briceno with 4-1 with two pins and a tech fall to take third at 157 pounds. Redshirt sophomore Tyler Swope went 6-1 with four pins en route to a third-place finish at 285 pounds.
For full brackets, visit trackwrestling.com by clicking here.
Iowa State, who is ranked No. 16 in the first USA Today/NWCA/AWN Coaches Poll team rankings, opens the dual season Thursday evening at Hilton Coliseum, facing Drexel and Grand View back-to-back in a double-dual.


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Americans will spend an estimated $2 billion on flowers this year. The average shopper spends $131 on gifts for the love-filled holiday. UPS also ships an extra 500,000 packages on February 14th to get them to lovers just in time.
Local flowers shops are preparing for a day of deliveries. At Hyacinth House in Lansing the crew woke up early and stayed up late to make all of the arrangements for delivery today. They also prepared 400 dozen red roses for those last minute shoppers. Bill Schmit, one of the employees at his family's business, says that his favorite gifts to deliver are those from a secret admirer. He never tells the receiver who sent the package, and he says they almost always react with a smile. He said that today is their biggest selling day of the year.
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The 46th Annual L.A. Roadsters Father's Day Show & Swap - Pop's PartyWritten by on December 1, 2010 Contributors: The Rod & Custom Staff
It's hard to know what to say about the L.A. Roadsters Father's Day Show that hasn't been said before! The biggest turnout of roadsters anywhere, the fantastic swap meet and the great parts available therein, the packed specialty parking area for anything "non-roadster", the huge (over 200 booths) vendor trade show, and ideal location have all been mentioned in previous reports, and nothing's changed. It's still the best show for all of the above, and I could happily spend all my time in the swap meet section, as usual.
After 46 years of hosting the show, the last 31 of them at the L.A. County Fairplex in Pomona, California, the club has the format down, and once again included the cackle fest that was so popular last year. The 75th Anniversary Corral this year was for '35-36 Fords, each participant receiving a neat commemorative plaque.
Overcast skies for some of the day on Saturday meant lower temperatures, making moving around the almost shade-less fairgrounds more bearable for us journo types who have to see every corner of this huge show, though blue skies had returned by the afternoon. The biggest news of the weekend was that having made small improvements every year to keep the show fresh, perhaps next year will see a major change. Rumor has it that the club will be admitting primered cars into the hallowed "roadster only" section of the show, after years of turning away anything "unfinished". Could it really be true? Guess we'll have to wait until next year to find out!
The days preceding the Roadster Show see a number of local hot rod shops hosting open house events. The SO-CAL Speed Shop open house is probably best known, with the street blocked off and huge numbers of attendees showing up from early afternoon on Friday, many then heading over to Walden Speed Shop for the evening. The day before saw LimeWorks opening the doors for tours and free tacos.
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Rory Forbes brought his freshly finished traditional '33 roadster from Nevada. The twin-carbed Olds Rocket, raked windshield, aircraft seats, and exhausts exiting under the doors all contributed to its unique look. Regular Rod & Custom readers will be familiar with his Model A coupe that graced our Nov. '06 cover back when he was just 18!How's this for traditional? Jerry Moody's '32 had all the right parts, including lever arm shock absorbers, cloth-covered plug wires, twin carburetors on a high-rise intake, and an undropped axle.This very low '30-31 A roadster had the look of a vintage English sports car with its wrap-around cycle fenders, long louvered hood, and skinny wires all round. Built in 1953 in Michigan and in storage for the past 40 years, it now lives in California. It's Z'd 14 inches in back and 8 up front, with the body channeled 4 1/2 inches.Larry Mitchell's '28 roadster pickup was running a 350 and four-speed, pushing through a quick-change rearend. Despite its almost stock appearance, aided by the straight paint and those great wide-five wheels and drums, Mitchell rides in comfort on a leather bench.Bruce Elder drove his '29 phaeton out to California from Staunton, Virginia! The tan tub, with brown accents, featured a chromed rollbar protruding from the tonneau cover.
This hand-built "Indy car" ran a Mercedes DOHC straight-six. Looks like this one's nearly finished, though we couldn't see anyone around to ask whether it'll be streetable or not.One of just 978 built-and who knows how many are left?-Paul Gommi's '32 DeLuxe phaeton employs a rare S.Co.T.-blown 21-stud Flatty, ultra-rare Bell Auto Parts tube axle, '35 accessory 18-inch wheels, '39 Electroline headlights, and numerous other rare parts. In fact, as with his previous '32 roadster, it's pretty much a rolling museum!Running an H&H Flathead, a '39 Lincoln Zephyr gearbox, and Winters quick-change, the "Brown's Garage" '27 roadster was for sale. The Sprint Car-styled rod ran cheater slicks on widened wires in the rear.


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Fresno, CA (Sports Network) - Cameron Bairstow made a late go-ahead basket
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Tony Snell, Alex Kirk and Kendall Williams all scored 10 points for the Lobos
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Talladega, AL (October 31, 2010) – Talladega is known to have one of the wildest races (and infields) on the NASCAR circuit. When Halloween and NASCAR clash at the historic racetrack it only lends credence on both counts. Casey Mears and the GEICO team were hoping not to fall victim to 'The Big One' when they arrived on-site this weekend.
Friday afternoon saw the NASCAR Sprint Cup Series hitting the track for two practice sessions. Although Mears appeared to be fast enough to make Sunday's field of 43, his times were unspectacular. A seasoned veteran, Mears showed little concern as he left the garage area after the final practice on Friday.
When qualifying got underway, Mears appeared relaxed as he buckled into the #13 GEICO Camry. He calmly left pit road, but soon after he stormed around the 2.66-mile tri-oval in just 52.151 seconds, netting GEICO their best ever NASCAR Sprint Cup qualifying effort. Mears would start Sunday's Amp Energy Juice 500 from the inside of Row 5, in the 9th position.
Bright sunny skies and temperatures in the mid-70's welcomed the Sprint Cup Series to the track on race day. Mears took the green flag in the 9th position, but by Lap 5 he was running 5th. As Talladega would have it, the #13 GEICO Camry would fall in and out of the draft and vacillated anywhere between 5th and 24th positions through the opening forty laps of the race.
Crew chief Bootie Barker ordered the #13 GEICO Camry down pit road on Lap 40 for a scheduled green flag pit stop. The Germain Racing pit crew outfitted Mears with two right side tires and fuel before returning him to the racing surface in the 24th position.
Just two laps later, Mears reported to Barker: "It won't run by itself, I need someone around me." On Lap 47, he found that someone and he quickly jumped the GEICO Camry to 19th. Lap 50 saw Mears in the middle of a four-car draft that included Jeff Gordon, Jimmie Johnson and Kyle Busch. The 4-car draft quickly rejoined the main pack of cars and Mears returned to business as usual, picking up positions until he reached 8th on Lap 60.
A single lap later, on Lap 61, Mears was running third and pulled out and became the leader of the race, until Jeff Burton left him hung out to dry with no one to push him.
The event's first caution flag of the day was displayed on Lap 70, allowing Mears to bring the #13 GEICO Camry to the attention of the Germain Racing pit crew. They provided Mears with four fresh Goodyear tires, a tank of Sunoco racing fuel and much needed rear adjustments. After restarting 20th on Lap 74, Mears and the #13 GEICO Camry continued their solid Top 20 run.
With 62 laps to go, Casey asked Barker how many laps were left, obviously starting to mentally decide when to make a move.
Mears and the #13 GEICO Camry were running solidly in the Top 10 when Marcos Ambrose got turned, initiating a multi-car spin. Mears somehow managed to narrowly avoid peril and keep the GEICO Camry clean despite cars spinning around him. Barker told Mears to come down pit road for a quick fuel stop under the caution. Mears arrived in the GEICO Racing pit box and the Germain Racing pit crew quickly filled his car with fuel and returned him to the racetrack two spots to the good.
As the laps began to wind down, the GEICO Camry was sitting in the 9th position with just 43 laps remaining in the race. With 20 to go, Mears' voice sounded more like he was sitting on his couch at home, rather than in a racecar traveling at 200 miles per hour. He was calm, cool and collected when he said to Barker, "I'm waiting to see who is going to make a move."
In Hollywood drama type fashion, the caution flag was displayed for debris with just seven laps remaining in the race. Mears took the opportunity to come down pit road and take a quick splash of fuel before the dash for cash began.
Restarting 26th with five laps to go, Mears moved the #13 GEICO into the 21st position on the subsequent lap. He dropped to 32nd on Lap 187, but the final lap found him charging hard to the front, reaching as high as 24th before the event's final caution flag of the day waved just after the white flag was shown to the field. Consequently, the field was frozen, prohibiting Mears from continuing his assault on the field. Rather than the Top 10 he was sure to have, Mears and the GEICO Racing team were instead stuck with a 24th place finish, just ahead of Kyle Busch and Kasey Kahne, who also fell victim to the last lap caution.
While a Top 25 is generally considered a success in NASCAR Sprint Cup Series racing, today it was only frustrating. Mears spent his entire afternoon running in or around the Top 15 and the #13 GEICO Camry was poised for a Top 10 finish, if not for the last lap crash that saw A.J. Allmendinger upside down in Turn 1.
When spotter Jason Jarrett informed Mears of the last lap caution flag, Mears yelled what everyone was else was thinking: "You've got to be kidding me!"
"It's a frustrating outcome because we ran so well all day; the #13 GEICO Camry was great in the draft and we were definitely headed for a Top 10," said a frustrated Mears. "We were solid today and it was great to be able to put the GEICO Camry up front and even lead the race at one point. This is Talladega, what else can you say. We'll get back after it in Texas next week."
Next week, Casey Mears and the GEICO team head to the Lone Star State.
Mears and the #13 GEICO Toyota Camry will hit the 1.5-mile quad-oval at Texas Motor Speedway for the opening practice session at 1:00 PM (EDT) on Friday, November 5th. Qualifying will follow at 4:40 PM (EDT).
The AAA Texas 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race is on Sunday, November 7th and it will be televised live on ESPN beginning at 3:00 PM (EDT). The Motor Racing Network (MRN) will carry the live radio broadcast.
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The Highway Patrol has released the name of the tractor trailer driver killed in a fiery crash Wednesday in Lenoir County.
Dead is 60-year-old Ronald Easley of Salisbury. He was the driver of the tractor trailer that slammed into the rear end of another big rig that was stopped on Highway 258 because of road construction. The two vehicle burst into flames.
Troopers say there was significant signage in the area for the construction work. They still do not know why Easley's 18-wheeler did not stop.
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The Highway Patrol says Highway 258, south of Kinston reopened about 7:30 Wednesday night after a deadly, fiery wreck this morning between two tractor trailers.
The accident happened around 9:40 a.m. on Highway 258 and Albrittons Road, south of Kinston. The two big rigs erupted into flames and one driver was killed.
Sgt. H.S. Hemby says the first tractor trailer, a moving van, was stopped on the highway because of nearby bridge construction. The second 18-wheeler then slammed into the back of the other truck.
A witness tried to get the driver of the second truck out of the wreckage, but flames flared up almost immediately. That truck was carrying building supplies.
The moving van was full of household goods.
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Country star Trace Adkins was allowed to leave a rehab facility he checked in to earlier this month over the weekend.
The You're Gonna Miss This hitmaker entered a a clinic in Lake Worth, Florida after suffering a setback in his battle with alcohol, but he briefly left the treatment facility to pick up an acoustic guitar at a local guitar shop.
Sources tell TMZ.com that his therapist "encouraged him to keep writing songs in order to stay focused on positive things" in his life.
Adkins had been sober for over a decade, after completing a 28-day alcohol rehabilitation program in 2002.
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Lady Gaga is set to make her hosting debut on "Saturday Night Live."
The "Born This Way" hitmaker is heading back to the "SNL" stage on Nov. 16, as host and musical guest – a double act only a handful of performers, including Justin Timberlake and Miley Cyrus, have carried out.
It will mark the singer's third appearance on the show, following stints in 2009 and 2011, in which she performed and acted in several skits alongside hosts Ryan Reynolds and Timberlake.
Producers of the show have also announced that "The Hunger Games" star Josh Hutcherson will make his hosting debut on Nov. 23, the day after the highly-anticipated Catching Fire sequel hits theaters in America.


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(USA Today) -- The Ravens and 49ers weren't the only two teams scoring Sunday night. Go Daddy's first-quarter commercial ignited social media, leaving the rest of us clutching our stomachs.
The domain registry company's annual racy advertisement featured supermodel and former Leonardo DiCaprio girlfriend Bar Refaeli in a super slo-mo make-out session with a nerdy tech guy. It's gross, disturbing and probably a massively successful method of bolstering Go Daddy's name recognition.
If commercials are 30-second pieces of art, then this is dogs playing poker (while slobbering over one another). It appears to be a grand success if its goal (as usual) is to get you to say the name "Go Daddy" in casual conversation Monday, as in "that Go Daddy commercial was the worst part of the Super Bowl, and I'm including Phil Simms' commentary" or "of all the terrible things about that Go Daddy ad, the sound effects were the worst" or "oh, I'll see more of that Go Daddy commercial -- in my nightmares."
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Tampa, FL (Sports Network) - The Tampa Bay Lightning have re-signed defenseman Keith Aulie to a one-year contract.
The 6-foot-6 Aulie recorded two goals and five assists in 45 games during the shortened 2012-13 season. He led the Lightning with 91 hits.
Aulie, 24, has totaled four goals and 12 points in 121 career games with Toronto and Tampa Bay. He came to the Lightning from the Maple Leafs last year, in the Carter Ashton trade.
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Even though Part I was box-office poison, director John Putch is about to release the second episode of the Atlas Shrugged trilogy, adapted from the Ayn Rand novel that inspired the conservative "objectivist" movement. Take a look:
RANDIANS! Here's The Trailer For 'Atlas Shrugged Part II'
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Cleveland, OH (WKYC) -- A 22-year-old exotic dancer has died one week after she was injured in a fall from a second-floor balcony while performing at a club in Cleveland.
The hospital relayed a family statement expressing appreciation for the community's support and prayers and efforts to save her life.
"We would like to thank the community for their outpouring of support and prayers for Lauren. She has passed away but is an organ donor, and we hope this will enable her to save many lives and live on through others. We would like to express our gratitude to the staff at MetroHealth. They worked tirelessly to do all they could to save her life. We ask that the media respect our privacy during this difficult time. We know that she's in God's hands."
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The NHL reacted on Monday to last week's breakdown of labor negotiations by canceling all regular-season games through Dec. 30.
A total of 526 games have now been canceled, plus the Winter Classic and All-Star weekend. No bargaining sessions are scheduled.
Players, meanwhile, would be expected to more seriously consider the union decertification option, as both NFL and NBA players did in their last collective bargaining agreement battle with their owners. The likely path would be for the NHLPA to file a disclaimer of interest, which essentially says the NHLPA no longer represents players. That opens the door for players to pursue litigation as a means to end the lockout through antitrust laws.
In the NFL case, Drew Brees, Peyton Manning and Tom Brady became plaintiffs in a lawsuit.
Last Tuesday, there appeared to be a breakthrough when players and owners met without NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman and NHL Players Association executive director Donald Fehr present. Some moderate owners had joined the negotiating, including Tampa Bay's Jeff Vinik, Pittsburgh's Ron Burkle, Toronto's Larry Tannanbaum and Winnipeg's Chipman. NHLPA special counsel Steve Fehr called it the best day the two sides had in negotiations.
The board of governors met on Wednesday, and there was a buzz afterward about the possibility of perhaps saving a 58-game season. But the negotiation process hit bumps Wednesday night.
The owners' made a final proposal for a 50-50 split of revenue, which included increasing their make whole offer from $211 million to $300 million, with $50 million earmarked for players' pensions. They backed off on their demands for changes in unrestricted free agency and arbitration eligibility. They kept their demands for a five-year limit on individual contracts, with an exception of seven years for teams trying to re-sign their own player, plus a 5% variance limit on salaries from year-to-year on a multi-year contract. They also wanted a 10-year CBA with an eight-year opt-out.
In making that proposal, the owners thought they made it clear that their offer was a package that they were only willing to make if the players agreed to the length of the CBA, the cap on contract lengths with the variance provision to prevent the back-diving contracts and recognition that there will be no buyouts or caps on escrow.
On Thursday, at 5 p.m., the players provided their response: They accepted $300 million, but then tried to negotiate the other issues.
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The energy at Adobe's MAX Conference was incredible. More than 5000 gathered in the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles and tens of thousands more joined live over webcast, it's clear that MAX is one of the leading creativity conferences in the world.
From Postscript to Photoshop to Creative Suite and today Creative Cloud, Adobe's mission has always been to help creative people create. I am incredibly fortunate to have spent the last 15 years here working with teams to bring great creative products to market. As I look back, several milestone events stand out in our journey:
My first major event was March 1999 – Seybold Seminars, the leading industry conference for desktop publishing, printing, and graphics. We launched InDesign at that show and revolutionized graphic design, giving designers amazing new levels of freedom and control in layout and typography. It still amazes me the kind of masterpieces that people create with InDesign – initially for print magazines, catalogs and newspapers, and more recently immersive and interactive digital magazines and apps on tablets and smart phones.
In 2003, we first introduced Creative Suite at the Guggenheim Museum in New York. Many customers were already using Photoshop, Illustrator, InDesign, and Acrobat, and what they wanted more than anything was for our products to work better together. Creative Suite represented close to a decade of innovation focused on addressing the challenges our customers were facing in producing great creative on the desktop. It started with many of the basic Suite capabilities that we all now take for granted – a common user interface and consistent handling of fonts, printing and transparency – and extended to include web, video, interactive media, and more magical new features.
At the last MAX 18 months ago, we unveiled the next step in the reimagination of the creative process: Creative Cloud. Our goal is to make the creative process simpler, more connected and more collaborative – and we believe Creative Cloud is the answer. Creative Cloud is a membership service that enables us to bring frequent updates to our applications and services to our customers. This is a win-win for our customers, who get new technology at frequent intervals, as well as our engineers, who get to bring new features to market on a continuous basis. We have introduced a ton of new innovations since we first launched Creative Cloud last year. At MAX this week, we released a major update to the service. We showcased a stunning new set of CC applications, cloud services to access and publish content anywhere, and integration with Behance, a vibrant creative community. We also announced that Creative Cloud will be where we focus our innovation moving forward.
Each new generation of innovation at Adobe – desktop publishing, Creative Suite, and now Creative Cloud – has been driven by what we believe is the best way to solve the challenges our customers face. Our goal is to over-deliver on our customers' expectations and our employees are already hard at work on building new Creative Cloud innovations that take advantage of the power of cloud computing, tablets, and touch interfaces. The creative community has been at the core of Adobe's business since our company was founded over 30 years ago. It's why we get up every morning. There has never been a more exciting time to be a creative and there has never been a more exciting time to be at Adobe.
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The best part of my job is hitting the road to hear about what's on the minds of our customers, partners and employees. In the past two months I've clocked more than 34,000 air miles doing just that. From the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas to the World Economic Forum in Davos, from London to Sydney to New York, Digital Marketing has been on the mind of every CEO I meet. It has definitely gone broadly into the mainstream and into the boardroom, well beyond the confines of the web team.
Most recently, we had three terrific days in Utah at the annual Adobe Digital Marketing Summit where 5,000 people gathered to hear about the latest innovations in digital marketing solutions. Every company needs to become a digital-first organization and I spoke about the three marketing mandates that I believe all companies need to focus on:
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3. Connect the dots – Organizational change needs to happen internal to every company in order to thrive in this new digital age. I live this every Monday morning at 9 am when I have the team report to me on their metrics. The product organization, marketing organization and sales and finance are working together to drive the results in a way that never used to happen.
Thanks to everyone who made Summit such a great event. Next up: Adobe MAX in LA. I'm excited to hear what our community has to say about the future of creativity!
Happy Anniversary, Adobe!
In December we celebrated our 30th anniversary, a major milestone for technology companies. We are in very rare company of those who have thrived over such a period by both making the billion-dollar-a-year and billion-dollar-a-quarter milestones.
This success over the past 30 years is the result of a relentless focus on innovation and customers first set by our founders, John Warnock and Chuck Geschke. Our impact on every form of communication has been profound — every magazine, every newspaper and website, images that you encounter, every video and application on mobile devices — chances are Adobe has played a major role in its creation.
As we continued to evolve our company, we decided that as all businesses moved mobile and online, we needed to expand our offerings beyond creation to management, measurement and monetization. Through organic innovation and targeted acquisitions, we've aligned our strategy around Digital Media — the creation of content, and Digital Marketing — the business of content. Our goal is to make every digital experience across every device a high-impact experience.
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The Belgian owner of Anheiser-Busch already controls almost half of the U.S. beer market - and now it wants to merge with the makers of Corona, which is America's most popular imported beer.
Local brewers like Port City's Bill Butcher worry such a deal could force his products out of stores.
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Manos Studios are located in Amoudara (6klms western of Heraklion) the beautifull tourist attraction of the island and Greece, which is known for its long sandy beach.
Amoudara is not far from the center of the town Heraklion, the airport and the port as all above have less than 10 kilometers distance between them.
Just 100 meters from Manos Studios you have the choice of many super markets, cafes and restaurants while the sandy beach is just a 5 minutes walk from our door..
Manos Studios Hostel is a total of 11 studios with fully equipped kitchens, with a reception in the entry of the building and of course our swimming pool with the appropriate atmosphere to enjoy moments of relaxation.
Keep our hostel as a base during your stay in Crete and we will help you to get the better of this unique island with the following services:
Information for bus schedules/book/organize trips to the west and east parts of Crete like Chania, Elafonisi, Balos, Samaria Gorge, Agios Nikolaos, Spinalonga, Golden Island etc.
Our private rooms are equipped with kitchen , fridge , air -conditioning , safe box and ceiling fan.
In the private rooms the air conditioning is available upon charge.
Our 2 private rooms with shared bathroom are very basic and have no cooking facilities.
Our male and female en-suite dormitories are air-conditioned and have kitchen facilities too.
Check in - 1:00 pm
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