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Good luck Jerry in the up coming draws. My father put in for moose goat and sheep for 38 eight years before drawing a goat tag two years ago. Keep on the grind!
Living in Oregon and only having a once in a lifetime Goat or Sheep tag, my time is running out. Age and physical condition are working against me, but hopefully until such time that I actually draw a tag somewhere, I can live vicariously through some great stories here! Thanks Eastmans!
Good luck Jerry in the up coming draws. My father put in for moose goat and sheep for 38 eight years before drawing a goat tag two years ago. Keep on the grind!
I hate to do it guys, but I'm going to brag.
I live in British Columbia. I can hunt Big Horn, Stone's, and Dall sheep every year with an over the counter tag. Goat is the same way, every year, over the counter. We do have some areas that are limited entry (controlled hunts) but there are lots of open season areas.
I've yet to put an arrow through any of these fine animals, but I see legal rams and billies every year. Love this place.
It hurts me to move to Alberta next year for my PhD.
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.
Well bro, guess I could rub it in and say something like the last guy. Namely an over the counter moose hunt up here for us old folks doesn't cost a cent and whilst you're looking for that nice bull, you can also drop black bear, caribou, wolf, griz, and any number of other small game such as ptarmigan, grouse, etc. Course you do have to pay $25 for a griz tag, and you do have to be 60, and ya have to be a one year resident. Other than that, never a dime to hunt, fish, or trap. Can't beat that with a large stick. See you flatlanders up here someday...???
It is nice to be resident, I'll admit that. But I would give my left arm for a game management system like you Americans have. There are 3 conservation officers for an area half the size of Wyoming. I hunt over 175 days a year between spring and fall and I haven't had my licence checked in 5 years. Archery season has the same restrictions on animal size that the any weapon season does and bow season is 9 days. There are no herd management strategies for age class or trophy animals of any species. Our limited draw system is done by hand on paper sheets, and most years results don't come back until after some of the early seasons have started. There hasn't been a comprehensive survey of moose, deer, or elk numbers in my area in over a decade.
People in SUV's and suburbs will kill more game animals than a man with a bow, ever could.
Ya'll are killin' me!!!
I'm not too far from getting that "Pioneer' license myself which will make it cheaper too hunt but the tags are just getting harder and harder to draw. If I haven't drawn an Oregon tag within the next 5 years The spouse has said OK to going out of state to get my Ram. Gunsight I will be up there someday to visit you and the other half!
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Gunsight, this flatlander will be up there someday. And to be a BC resident and hunt sheep and goat every year....I think I would be in heaven! Consider yourselves very lucky men.
Gunsight, you will see me & a couple buddies up there in September 2013, years of not drawing moose tags in Montana finally pushed us over the edge.

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Fort Myers, FL (Sports Network) - Leslie Anderson hit a two-run homer in the
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Dropped to No. 10 in the state poll after losing three of its last four games, the Pasadena City College women's basketball team returned to the win column Friday with a 54-44 triumph over Laney in the opening round of the San Jose City College Lady Jaguar Invitational.
The Lancers (9-3 overall) welcomed the double-double performance of freshman center Kaitlyn Parks, who scored 12 points and pulled down 17 rebounds. Parks had been held scoreless in the team's previous loss to Mt. San Antonio.
PCC plays state No. 6-ranked and NorCal No. 2 Fresno City College Saturday, Dec. 29 in the championship semifinals at 5 p.m. Fresno downed Diablo Valley, 78-66, in the opening round. The last time the Lancers faced Fresno was two years ago in the San Jose tournament when they posted a 105-67 rout in the third place game over the Rams.
Tyler Crockom, a 5-foot-10 freshman guard from Pasadena High, had a big impact in her first start of the season. Crockom (pictured in a recent home game) scored nine points and grabbed seven rebounds. She sank 6-for-6 from the free throw line in the final minutes to maintain the Lancers' advantage.
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Gary Cohen, the anti-Michael Kay, also broadcasts during his time off
Disclaimer: I am a Mets fan, which means that during the spring and summer, I probably listen to the voice of Gary Cohen, the Mets play-by-play announcer, more than that of any other person.
I'm also a Gary Cohen fan. He's a Mets fan too, like me, but he pulls it off on the broadcast without veering into homerism. He's a version of how Mets fans like to see themselves within the New York baseball ecosystem: Let the Yankees have Cohen's counterpart, Michael Kay, the big-headed, barrel-chested, Bronx-bred purveyor of Yankee mythology. We'll take Cohen, a slight, balding, baseball intellectual from Queens.
All of this goes toward explaining the double-take I did when I heard that voice--ultra-clear and composed, a bit nasal, with a touch of broadcaster sing-song--in the men's room of the Prudential Center some three months ago, while attending a very meaningless Seton Hall basketball game.
I had known Cohen did side work, but could it be? Does Cohen, a man practically at the top of his profession, whose baseball telecasts were seen by an average of 167,000 people last year despite the Mets' continued struggles, really moonlight as the Seton Hall announcer? That's one of the more obscure gigs in the Tri-State area--I had assumed it was done by a college kid.
A check of the game program confirmed: Yes.
"Since I started at SNY, it has enabled me to keep my hand in radio," Cohen told me during a recent phone interview.
Cohen doesn't want to keep his hand in radio to keep his resume current. Rather, it's because radio is the purest form of the broadcasting craft, and Cohen's a proud, reverent craftsman.
"I grew up doing radio. I'm a radio guy. I'm a radio guy who does TV. Television is a second language to me. When I do TV, I think in radio and translate that to TV," he said.
As an example, he cited his climactic call of Johan Santana's no-hitter, which was the first in Mets history: "Ninety percent of what went through my brain and would have come out on radio didn't come out on TV."
So there's Cohen, announcing a team that is currently second-to-last with a 2-12 record within the Big East and which last made the NCAA tournament in 2006. It takes Cohen one hour and 15 minutes to get from his home in Connecticut to Newark's Prudential Center, but Cohen says he'll continue to do Seton Hall games "as long as they'll have me. I can't imagine sitting around all winter doing nothing. That wouldn't be much fun."
This isn't just a side-job that Cohen pops into and out of to stay fresh. He will only miss one Seton Hall game this year, for the Mets' first Spring Training game this Saturday. Much of his March will be spent on airplanes shuttling between Port St. Lucie and Newark.
If broadcasting basketball games on the radio takes Cohen back to the essence of his craft, it also takes him back to his roots. The first game he broadcasted, as a freshman at the University of Pennsylvania, was a Penn-Lafayette freshman football game.
"I still have the tape, somewhere," Cohen told me. "It definitely keeps me humble. It was awful."
Cohen transferred to Columbia after his freshman year, where he broadcast soccer games alongside fellow political science major George Stephanopoulos. From that point forward, Cohen knew what he wanted to do with his life. After college, he set out on the itinerant broadcaster's life in earnest, beginning with college basketball jobs at South Carolina at Spartanburg and then at Old Dominion.
Many minor league baseball stops followed, including one in 1986 with the Durham Bulls, two years before the release of the movie Bull Durham. (To believe it from the movie, he was replaced in the booth with a down-home type who simulated the bat-crack sound by thwacking two sticks together.)
Finally, in 1989, he got his big break on WFAN, calling games on the radio for the team he grew up rooting for. In 2006, with the launch of SNY, Cohen was promoted from the radio booth to the television booth, where he continues to "channel my fandom through my calls," as he has put it.
Had it not worked out, Cohen told me he probably would have gone to law school. This makes a lot of sense as an alternate use of Cohen's talents: On air, his greatest skill is his ability to elucidate points clearly while thinking on his feet.
Still, his success never kept him from hustling for radio gigs whenever they came up. He was the radio voice of St. John's basketball before Seton Hall. He does NCAA tournament games, and has done mens and womens Olympic hockey.
"In television, you're a spoke in a very big wheel. In radio, you're the wheel. It's an entirely different experience," he said.
"With radio, there's a certain descriptive element that plays to my strength."
Given this, it's not surprising that what most Met fans would pinpoint as his signature call occurred on the radio. It was during the 2006 National League Championship Series. The national FOX broadcast had bumped Cohen back to the radio booth, giving him the opportunity to apply his powers of description to Endy Chavez's seemingly season-saving catch against the Cardinals in Game Seven.
The call was Cohen at his best: His palpable enthusiasm for the Mets, his awareness that what had just transpired was an all-time moment, his inflections perfectly tracked with the game action, building to a high-pitched exultation:
Perez deals. Fastball hit in the air to left field, that's deep.
Back goes Chavez, back near the wall, leaping … and …
A moment later, the masterstroke:
Endy Chavez saved the day!
He reached high up over the left field wall,
right in front of the Mets-–visitor's bullpen,
and pulled back a two-run homer!
He went to the apex of his leap,
and caught it in the webbing of his glove,
with his elbow up above the fence.
A miraculous play by Endy Chavez!
The play of the year,
the play, maybe, of the franchise history.
ANOTHER REASON COHEN LIKES CALLING basketball games: "It's the one game in my youth I could play competently."
"I was terrible at baseball. Baseball I flamed out at 14," he told me.
Basketball was slightly better. He was a marginal player for the United Nations International School varsity squad that went 2-22 his senior year.
He grew up in Parkway Village, Queens, a co-op community in Kew Gardens Hills originally built to house U.N. members, to a market-researcher mother and a father he described simply as "a businessman."
Young Gary's vocation was intense fandom, or the Mets, Knicks, and Jets (he has been a Jets season-ticket holder for 35 years, but he now hates the NBA).
Cohen's origins tale in broadcasting isn't the archetypal Marv Albert one of turning off the sound and broadcasting the games himself. No, Gary Cohen, as a young fanatic, simply listened to a ton of games.
"I got an AM radio when I was nine years old, and every night it was Marv Albert, to Lindsay [Nelson], Ralph [Kiner] and Bob [Murphy]," he said. "But I never got behind a mic until college."


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MANASSAS, Va. (WUSA) -- A Nokesville woman is charged with assault and battery on a law enforcement officer and other charges after slipping out of handcuffs on her way to the detention center on Tuesday in Prince William County.
Police say 21-year-old Samantha Alicia Mirro was arrested for assaulting a 22-year-old Manassas man on Parkside Drive at 5:28 a.m. on Tuesday. The man received minor injuries and Mirro was arrested.
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7 First Time Oscar Nominees And The Journey Each Took To Get There
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Oscar time is upon us again, as this years nominations were announced this morning, prompting joy and disgust from moviegoers with almost every category. And while the first instinct will almost always be to complain about what didnt make it or to complain about Hollywood and awards season in general lets take a few minutes to shower further praise on those performers who are receiving their first nominations, and look at the long or short roads they traveled to achieve their successes.
We are admittedly playing favorites today, spotlighting actors and actresses (and a director) over those who arguably put just as much of an effort into the films creations. Boardwalk Empire creator Terence Winters first nom for adapting The Wolf of Wall Street is worth a mention, as is Phillippe Le Sourds nom for Wong Kar Wais The Grandmaster. Hell, even Steve Proutys makeup work for Bad Grandpa got a nod, though Johnny Knoxville is surprisingly absent from this years esteemed nominees. Ahem.
Here are 7 first time nominees and a little bit of backstory on where they came from...
Barkhad AbdiOne of two fairy tale stories from this years ceremony, Somali native Barkhad Abdi not only received his first Oscar nomination for Best Supporting Actor, but it was for his very first role in a film. The 28-year-old actor moved from Yemen to Minnesota when he was a teenager, and his post-university career consisted of working as a cab and limousine driver, as well as a radio DJ. His life changed forever following a 2011 casting call hed heard about on the Today Show, which led to several more auditions for director Paul Greengrass and an eventual role.
But instead of being given a smaller role with only a few lines, Abdi nailed the role of Abduwali Muse, the head pirate responsible for taking over the container ship commanded by Tom Hanks Richard Phillips. Arguably the best part of a tense though predictable movie, Abdi has received award nominations from many associations and publications, and will be taking his career a step further by directing the film Ciyaalka Xaafada.
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Sales of Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars have been a major disappointment, according to Silicon Alley Insider.
Citing data released yesterday by NPD group, SAI reports that only 88,704 units of the critically-acclaimed DS game were purchased in March. Published estimates by video game industry analysts had suggested that GTA: Chinatown Wars would sell in the 200,000 – 450,000 range:
So how did Take-Two flub a sure thing? Chinatown Wars was built for the wrong console. The title — whose gameplay centers around drug dealing, cold-blooded murder, and sex — is only available on the Nintendo DS, who's primary audience is children. Parents refused to let their kids play, and the adult DS audience just isn't that big…
Chinatown Wars may yet find life down the road, but all in all a rare misstep from Take-Two. And the winner here might actually be Sony (SNE): The Chinatown Wars disaster will likely scare other publishers away from making new adult-themed games for the Nintendo DS. Some may redirect efforts towards Sony's PSP, which targets a somewhat older crowd.
Reacting to the poor numbers put up by GTA:CW, Cowen & Co. analyst Doug Creutz reduced earnings estimates for Publisher Take-Two Interactive:
What Happened? Take-Two exported their most valuable IP onto the most widely distributed gaming platform, and created the most highly-rated title in the history of that platform…
The disappointing first month sales reinforce our view that achieving meaningful success on Nintendo platforms remains a very difficult proposition for third party publishers.


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KLEM Local Schedule (week of October 15)
MONDAY RESULTS - October 15
(freshman) Spencer 27 Le Mars 14
(sophomore) Le Mars 19 Spencer 0
N-F-L game: Denver 35 San Diego 24
SAN DIEGO (AP) - The Denver Broncos have tied the
fourth-greatest regular-season comeback in NFL history, storming
back from a 24-0 halftime deficit to beat the Chargers 35-24 in San
Diego. Peyton Manning was outstanding in the second half of his
career-best comeback, completing 13 of 14 passes for 167 yards and
three touchdowns. The Broncos also scored directly off two
turnovers by Chargers quarterback Philip Rivers, who had four
interceptions and lost two fumbles.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (est-of-seven series)
San Francisco 7 St. Louis 1 (series tied at 1-1)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - Angel Pagan hit a leadoff homer and Ryan
Vogelsong scattered four hits over seven innings as the San
Francisco Giants beat the visiting St. Louis Cardinals 7-1 to even
the National League Championship Series at a game apiece. Marco
Scutaro hit a two-run single before leaving the game with a hip
injury in the fifth inning. Backup second baseman Ryan Theriot
(TEHR'-ee-oh) also hit a two-run single for the Giants, who
improved to 1-3 at home this postseason.
TUESDAY RESULTS - October 16
CLASS 1A REGIONALS (region 1)
River Valley beat Kingsley-Pierson 3-2 (River Valley at #7-Gehlen on Tuesday, Oct. 23 at 7 pm)
Remsen-Union beat Remsen St. Mary's 3-0
Akron-Westfield beat Siouxland Christian 3-0
Spalding Catholic beat Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 3-2
#5-Central Lyon beat West Sioux 3-0
Clay Central-Everly beat Harris-Lake Park 3-2
George-Little Rock beat Trinity Christian 3-2
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AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series)
Detroit 2 N.Y. Yankees 1 (Detroit leads series, 3-0)
DETROIT (AP) - Justin Verlander allowed three hits and no walks
over 8 1/3 innings as the Detroit Tigers beat the New York Yankees
2-1 to take a three-games-to-none lead in the American League
Championship Series. Verlander had a two-hit shutout until Eduardo
Nunez led off the ninth with a homer. Phil Coke gave up a pair of
singles before striking out Raul Ibanez (ih-BAHN'-yehz) with the
potential tying run in scoring position.
WEDNESDAY RESULT S- October 17
(region 1)
Emmetsburg beat Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 3-2
Sioux Central beat Alta-Aurelia 3-0
South O'Brien beat Okoboji 3-1
Rock Valley beat West Lyon 3-0
(region 2)
#10-Maple Valley/Anthon-Oto beat West Monona 3-0
Lawton-Bronson beat Westwood 3-1
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NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series) St. Louis 3 San Francisco 1 (St. Louis leads series, 2-1)
AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series) N.Y. Yankees at Detroit, postponed, rain (Detroit leads series, 3-0)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Matt Carpenter hit a two-run homer after
subbing for an injured Carlos Beltran and the St. Louis Cardinals
beat San Francisco 3-1 to take a 2 games to 1 lead in the
best-of-seven NL Championship Series. The Cards chased Giants
starter Matt Cain before a 3 1/2 hour rain delay in the seventh
inning. Kyle Lohse worked around a season-worst five walks
in 5 2-3 innings and four Cardinals relievers hurled scoreless ball
with closer Jason Motte earning the two-inning save.
THURSDAY RESULTS - October 18
(cross country)
GIRLS REGIONALS/BOYS DISTRICTS AT SPENCER - POSTPONED TO MONDAY at 4 PM
GIRLS REGIONALS/BOYS DISTRICT AT CARROLL (4A-Sioux City East, Sioux City North, Sioux City West, Council Bluffs A-L, Council Bluffs T-J, Dowling Catholic, Johnston, Kuemper Catholic & Lewis Central)
(#12-4A)Le Mars (24-12/5-1) beat Spirit Lake 3-0 (25-15, 25-16, 25-21)
LADY BULLDOGS STATISTICAL LEADERS: KILLS - Erin Kommes 10, Britney Thompson 5, Morgan Ohm 5, Carolyn Ahlers 4 & Madison Heidebrink 4 ... BLOCKS - Erin Kommes 1, Carolyn Ahlers 1 & Emily Pick 1 ... ASSISTS - Emily Pick 26 ... DIGS - Erin Kommes 2, Britney Thompson 2, Sydney Rohde 2 ... SERVING - Erin Kommes 16-16 with 2 aces, Carolyn Ahlers 13-13 with 2 aces, Britney Thompson 10-11, Morgan Ohm 9-10 with 2 aces, & Madison Heidebrink 9-10.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series) Detroit 8 N.Y. Yankees 1 (Detroit wins series, 4-0)
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series) St. Louis 8 San Francisco 3 (St. Louis leads series, 3-1)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - The defending World Series champion St. Louis
Cardinals are one victory away from a return trip to the Fall
Classic following last night's 8-3 win that gives them a 3-1 lead
over San Francisco in the NL Division Series. Tonight, the Cards
give the ball to 18-game winner Lance Lynn against the Giants'
Barry Zito (ZEE'-toh), who was 15-8 in the regular season.
DETROIT (AP) - The Detroit Tigers secured their 11th trip to the
World Series by finishing a four-game sweep of the New York Yankees
8-1 in the ALCS as Max Scherzer and three relievers combined on a
two-hitter. Jhonny (JAHN'-ee) Peralta homered twice and Miguel
Cabrera and Austin Jackson also went deep for the Tigers, who will
be off until next Wednesday's World Series opener.
(N-F-L football)
San Francisco 13 Seattle 6
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - In a low-scoring defensive struggle last
night, the San Francisco 49ers edged the Seattle Seahawks 13-6 to
improve to 5-2 atop the NFC West. Alex Smith threw a 12-yard
touchdown pass to Delanie Walker late in the third quarter for the
only touchdown of the game.
(college football)
(2)Oregon 43 Arizona State 21
TEMPE, Ariz. (AP) - Second-ranked Oregon raced to a 43-7
halftime lead and crushed Arizona State 43-21 to improve to 7-0.
Kenjon Barner ran for 143 yards and three TDs and Oregon QB Marcus
Mariota added 135 yards rushing, ran for one score, passed for one
and also caught a TD pass.
FRIDAY RESULTS - October 19
(high school football)
(CARROLL) -- Conner Delfs kicked a 34-yard field goal with one second to play Friday night to lift the Le Mars Bulldogs to a 10-7 victory over Carroll in the regular season finale. The win means the Bulldogs will be home Wednesday night for the first round of the playoffs against Lewis Central satrting at 7 p.m. The Bulldogs engineered a near picture-perfect two minute drill after Carroll had tied the score on a 25-yard run by Anthony Beyerink with 1:41 to play. Starting from their own 45 yard line following the kick-off, the Bulldogs mixed a pair of five-yard runs by Travis Kinney with a pair of passes to Gabe Rahn of ten and 17 yards to move into Delfs' field goal range with five seconds to play. Delfs had missed from 40 yards in the first quarter and had a 28-yard second quarter attempt blocked. But this time he he was straight on the mark. Le Mars opened the scoring on a 67-yard Levi-TeBrink-to-Gabe Rahn TD-pass in the first quarter. The rest of the night was controlled by the defenses. Le Mars closes out the regular season with a 7-and-2 record and ended up tied with Bishop Heelan for the District 2 lead at 5-and-1. Spencer upset the Crusaders 21-14 in Sioux City Friday night.
(LE MARS) -- Number-three Emmetsburg sprinted to a 35-0 lead by early in the second quarter and rolled over Gehlen Catholic 47-14 in the regular season finale' for the Jays at Jim Lorenzen Field. Gehlen finishes the season at 2-and-7 with a 2-and-4 district mark. Blake Wiltgen and Michael Whitehead connected for a pair of touchdown passes for Gehlen's scores. Whitehead set a new single season pass catching record, hauling in 13 passes Friday night for 125 yards and surpassed Joe Wells' Gehlen record. Wiltgen finished with 253 yards passing on 23-of-45. Anthony Wellik scored three touchdowns for the E-Hawks, leading a rushing attack that amassed 541 yards.
CLASS 3A - District 2
LeMars (7-2/5-1) 10 Carroll 7
Spencer 21 (#2)Bishop Heelan 14
Sergeant Bluff-Luton 23 Denison-Schleswig 20
Storm Lake 45 Webster City 29 (ND)
CLASS 1A - District 1
(#3)Emmetsburg 47 Gehlen Catholic (2-7/2-4) 14
South O'Brien 41 Western Christian 15
North Union 13 Okoboji 0
Sheldon 41 Hartley-Melvin-Sanborn 21 (ND)
CLASS 1A - District 2
(#4)IKM-Manning 28 Ridge View 7
Sioux Central 28 Maple Valley-Anthon-Oto 12
Manson Northwest Webster 27 Pocahontas Area 7
(#6)Fort Dodge St. Edmond 35 Eagle Grove 0 (ND)
CLASS A - District 1
(#6)West Lyon 35 (#3)Akron-Westfield (8-1/6-1) 0
Lawton-Bronson 27 Hinton (6-3/5-2) 21
West Sioux 20 Alta/Aurelia 8
Woodbury Central 54 Sibley-Ocheyedan 0
CLASS A - District 8
Westwood 12 Riverside, Oakland 6
East Mills 51 West Monona 6
(#7)Logan-Magnolia 21 Griswold 7
A-H-S-T, Avoca 41 Underwood 13
CLASS 2A - District 1
(#1)Boyden-Hull/Rock Valley 28 Central Lyon/George-Little Rock 7
MOC-Floyd Valley 35 Sioux Center 14
Unity Christian 34 Cherokee 27
CLASS 2A - District 2
(#5)Spirit Lake 52 Estherville Lincoln Central 21
South Central Calhoun 27 East Sac County 8
Garner-Hayfield/Ventura 7 (#9)Forest City 0
Clarion-Goldfield 27 Hampton-Dumont 10 (ND)
CLASS 4A -Division 1
(#9)West Des Moines Valley 28 (#6)Sioux City East 0
CLASS 4A - Division 2
Fort Dodge 29 Sioux City North 26
CLASS 4A - Division 4
Waukee 35 Sioux City West 7
EIGHT MAN - District 1
(#7)Marcus/Meriden-Cleghorn 53 Kingsley-Pierson (3-6/3-4) 0
Harris-Lake Park 62 St. Mary's, Remsen (3-6/3-4) 13
Remsen-Union (6-3/5-2) 49 Whiting 6
River Valley 92 Clay Central-Everly 42
(major league baseball playoffs)
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series): San Francisco 5 St. Louis 0 (St. Louis leads series, 3-2)
ST. LOUIS (AP) - Barry Zito (ZEE'-toh) hurled seven and
two-thirds shutout innings and drove in a run with a bunt single
and the San Francisco Giants stayed alive in the NL Championship
Series by beating St. Louis 5-0 last night. The Giants still trail
St. Louis 3-2 in the series that moves back to the West Coast for
Game 6 Sunday night at AT&T Park.
SATURDAY RESULTS - October 20
(college football)
Penn State 38 Iowa 14
Oklahoma State 31 Iowa State 10
Nebraska 29 Northwestern 28
U-N-I 27 South Dakota State 6
Northwestern 57 Briar Cliff 7
Morningside 53 Hastings 23
Dordt 24 Dakota State 7
North Dakota State 54 U-S-D 0
Wayne State 48 Concordia-St. Paul 21
Buena Vista 42 Loras 19
( 1) Alabama 44 Tennessee 13
( 3) Florida 44 ( 9) South Carolina 11
( 4) Kansas State 55 (17) West Virginia 14
( 5) Notre Dame 17 Brigham Young 14
( 6) L-S-U 24 (20) Texas A-and-M 12
( 7) Ohio State 29 Purdue 22, OT
( 8) Oregon State 21 Utah 7
(10) Oklahoma 52 Kansas 7
(11) Southern California 50 Colorado 6
(12) Florida State 33 Miami (FL) 20
(13) Georgia 29 Kentucky 24
(14) Clemson 38 Virginia Tech 17
(15) Mississippi State 45 Middle Tennessee State 3
(16) Louisville 27 South Florida 25
(18) Texas Tech 56 T-C-U 53, 3OT
(19) Rutgers 35 Temple 10
Toledo 29 (21) Cincinnati 23
(22) Stanford 21 California 3
(23) Michigan 12 Michigan State 10
(24) Boise State 32 Nevada-Las Vegas
SUNDAY RESULTS - October 21
(N-F-L scores)
Minnesota 21, Arizona 14
Green Bay 30, St. Louis 20
Houston 43, Baltimore 13
N.Y. Giants 27, Washington 23
Dallas 19, Carolina 14
New Orleans 35, Tampa Bay 28
Indianapolis 17, Cleveland 13
Tennessee 35, Buffalo 34
Oakland 26, Jacksonville 23, OT
New England 29, N.Y. Jets 26, OT
Pittsburgh 24, Cincinnati 17
Open: Atlanta, Denver, Kansas City, Miami, Philadelphia, San
(major league baseball playoffs)
NATIONAL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES (best-of-seven series): San Francisco 6 St. Louis 1 (series tied at 3-3)
SAN FRANCISCO (AP) - The will be a Game 7 in the National League
Championship Series tonight following the Giants' 6-1 win over the
St. Louis Cardinals in San Francisco. Marco Scutaro (SKOO'-tah-roh)
hit a two-run double and scored twice to support Ryan Vogelsong,
who limited the Redbirds to a run and four hits while striking out
nine in seven innings. The Giants are 5-0 in elimination games this
season, while the Cardinals are 1-3 when trying to close out


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Washington-- Republican John Boehner of Ohio has been re-elected as speaker of the House of Representatives.
Boehner received 220 votes, with 192 going for Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi and 15 voting for other candidates or present.
(CBS)-- Despite days of talk that John Boehner's future as Speaker of the House was in question, on the first day of the new 113th Congress, Boehner was reelected to his post without little drama.
Prior to the vote, Rep. Cathy McMorris Rodgers, R-Wash., nominated Boehner in a floor speech touting, among other things, his work to fight earmarks and his refusal to "kick the can down the road" on spending and tax issues.
Each member of the House was then called one-by-one in alphabetical order to publicly declare their vote for the next speaker. 220 Republicans voted for Boehner, 192 Democrats voted for House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi and 15 from both parties voted for others or abstained.
Boehner's recent handling of the "fiscal cliff" angered conservatives, some of whom have always been reluctant to follow his lead, and his last-minute move to pull a superstorm Sandy disaster relief bill from the floor, a move that initially angered lawmakers from impacted states of New York and New Jersey, led to the most recent rumblings that Boehner might not win back the speakership.
But two moves Wednesday calmed down members of the Republican conference: he scheduled votes on the Sandy relief bill and, in a meeting with Republicans yesterday, he promised them he would stop dealing directly with President Obama in future fights.
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The joint venture will be based in Hong Kong, and the agreement calls for Temp Holdings' "Tempstaff Hong Kong" operation to change its name to "TS Kelly Workforce Solutions" effective in October.
Temp Holdings Executive Managing Director Toshio Saburi will serve as CEO of the joint venture.
Temp Holdings brings its expertise in the North Asian staffing market along with a well-established client base of Japanese-headquartered firms, according to the companies. Kelly brings its base of clients doing business in North Asia as well as expertise in talent supply chain management.
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The Bizcoaching.info virus hails from the family of browser hijacker that are used to occupy one`s web browser to promote malicious content/spam. Once this Bizcoaching.info malware has affected Firefox, Chrome or Internet explorer, it will cause these programs to show ads by Bizcoaching.info to pop-up on your screen every few minutes. All those displayed ads are commercial advertisements from which the creators of this virus make profit. Besides this, it may hijack your browser homepage and search engine, in this case, searching on Google.com will redirect you to http://Bizcoaching.info or similar webpages full of bogus information. Anyhow, if you are seeing Bizcoaching.info popups on your system or getting rerouted to that website automatically, you should scan your system or manually uninstall Bizcoaching.info virus and its components.
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- It may change & corrupt default settings of browsers like Firefox, Chrome or Internet explorer
- Changes home page and displays unwanted pop-ups advertisements
- Causes frequent web redirects to wrong websites, hijacks search engine settings and leads to unexpected webpages
- Keeps record of browsing activities and interests
- Collects Personal user information which may include sensitive financial data such as logins, usernames, accounts
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- Makes the browser run slow, uses a big part of system resources
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Internet Explorer users:
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Firefox users:
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Internet Settings "WarnonBadCertRecving" = '0
HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\ActiveDesktop "NoChangingWallPaper" = '1
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\Download "CheckExeSignatures" = 'no'
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Buffalo, NY (Sports Network) - Steve Ott scored the winner in the sixth round
of the shootout as Buffalo took a 5-4 win over Toronto on Thursday. Ott came
flying in on his chance and was able to tuck a backhand between the right
post and Toronto goaltender James Reimer for the lead. Ryan Miller then
preserved the win by stopping Clarke MacArthur's backhand offering. Christian
Ehrhoff had a goal and two assists, Tyler Ennis gave a goal and an assist
and Jason Pominville and Marcus Foligno also scored for the Sabres, who
have won two straight. Miller stopped 30 shots in the win. Nazem Kadri had two
goals and an assist for the Maple Leafs, who have lost six of seven, while
Tyler Bozak and Mikhail Grabovski also scored. Reimer finished the loss with
32 stops.
Final Score: Montreal 5, NY Islanders 2
Uniondale, NY (Sports Network) - The Montreal Canadiens got some unexpected
help from a team that had given them fits recently. Brian Gionta ignited a
third-period scoring spree that carried the Canadiens to a 5-2 win over the
New York Islanders at Nassau Coliseum. Gionta snapped a 2-2 tie 48 seconds
into the final frame, then rookie Brendan Gallagher and P.K. Subban scored
goals separated by 33 seconds that the Islanders had put in their own net.
Subban also had a power-play tally in the second period and Michael Ryder
scored with the man advantage as well for the Canadiens, who improved to
14-1-4 in their last 19 games. Montreal had dropped three straight games to
the Islanders, including a 6-3 setback on March 5 - the lone regulation loss
during its impressive stretch. Tomas Plekanec, Max Pacioretty and David
Desharnais each had two assists for the Canadiens, who got a 25-save effort
from Carey Price as well. John Tavares and Lubomir Visnovsky supplied the
goals for New York, which has given up a combined 10 third-period goals in its
last three games. Montreal native Kevin Poulin was beaten five times on 29
shots in his second start of the season for the Islanders.
Final Score: Florida 3, NY Rangers 1
New York, NY (Sports Network) - Jacob Markstrom made 44 saves in a sensational
performance between the pipes that enabled the Florida Panthers to record a
3-1 victory over the New York Rangers for the team's first win streak of the
season. Brian Campbell had a power-play goal in the first period and Scottie
Upshall scored in the second for Florida, with Tomas Kopecky adding an
empty-netter near the end and Markstrom making the lead stand by turning
back 17-of-18 shots over the final 20 minutes. The Panthers, fresh off
Tuesday's 4-1 decision at Carolina that halted a six-game skid, had not
prevailed in back-to-back outings since winning five in a row from Mar. 11-20
of last season. Marian Gaborik had a late goal for the Rangers, who had a
two-game win streak snapped despite outshooting Florida by a 45-23
margin. Henrik Lundqvist stopped 21-of-23 chances in the setback.
Final Score: New Jersey 4, Carolina 1
Raleigh, NC (Sports Network) - The return of goaltender Martin Brodeur sparked
New Jersey on Thursday; just not in the way the Devils are accustomed to
seeing. Brodeur, who had missed the last 13 games due to back soreness, was
credited with his third career goal and posted 17 saves in the Devils' 4-1 win
over the Carolina Hurricanes at PNC Arena. Brodeur's marker staked New
Jersey to a 1-0 lead, while Adam Henrique, Peter Harrold and Andrei
Loktionov each followed with a tally to help the Devils snap a three-game
slide. Jeff Skinner netted the lone Carolina goal, while Dan Ellis was
charged for all four goals on 22 shots in the Hurricanes' fifth straight
Final Score: Boston 2, Ottawa 1
Ottawa, ON (Sports Network) - Dennis Seidenberg broke a tie with 1:04
remaining in the third period, and the Boston Bruins continued their success
in Ottawa with a 2-1 win over the Senators. Daniel Paille scored the other
goal for the Bruins, who notched their 11th straight road victory against the
Senators. They have 12 of 13 overall in this series. Anton Khudobin made 27
saves, helping Boston snap a two-game losing streak and a three-game slide as
the visitor. Robin Lehner also stopped 27 shots for Ottawa, which had its
winning streak halted at three games.
Final Score: Washington 4, Winnipeg 0
Winnipeg, MB (Sports Network) - Braden Holtby made 20 saves to notch his
second consecutive shutout of the Winnipeg Jets in the Washington Capitals'
4-0 triumph at MTS Centre. Alex Ovechkin aided Holtby's cause by registering
a goal and two assists, while Nicklas Backstrom scored once and assisted
on Ovechkin's tally in the victory. Troy Brouwer and Marcus Johansson also
lit the lamp for Washington, which posted a 3-0 decision in its most recent
visit to Winnipeg on Mar. 2 behind a 35-stop effort by Holtby. The Southeast
Division leading Jets lost for just the second time in five games, with
Ondrej Pavelec accumulating 21 saves in the setback.
Final Score: Nashville 5, Calgary 3
Nashville, TN (Sports Network) - Mike Fisher had two goals to help the
Nashville Predators take a 5-3 win over the Calgary Flames on Thursday. Martin
Erat gave a goal and two assists while Nick Spaling and Brandon Yip also
scored for the Predators, who snapped a four-game losing streak. Pekka Rinne
turned away 19 shots in the win. Mark Giordano had a goal and an assist
while Blake Comeau and Jarome Iginla also lit the lamp for the Flames, who
have lost five of their last seven. Miikka Kiprusoff was tagged for all five
goals on 23 shots.
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Victoria Azarenka played the best set and a half of her entire life in the Aussie Open quarterfinals but then she remembered she was playing Serena Williams.
The Belarussian basher had ReRe running all over the court by ripping her backhand at will and breaking down the defending champ's forehand. But after falling down a set and 0-4 the top seed upped her game (what level WAS that?) in a classic display of tenacity and grit hitting return winners off first serves and moving more freely around the court securing a 4-6, 7-6(4), 6-2 win. She'll face Na Li, who edged out sister Venus Williams, in the first error-strewn quarterfinal.
Vika played a great match and didn't falter in the stretch. It was ReRe's ability to find another gear in her game and surpass anything the 20-year old could throw at her. We've all seen this play before I don't think it was surprising - even to Vika:
Q. Serena said she thought she was gone at 4‑Love. Did you think you had her as well?
VICTORIA AZARENKA: 4‑Love. Not really. I know she's gonna fight until the last point. She started playing unbelievable, I think, from 4‑Love. I don't know. I don't know if she really felt that way, because she started playing really good.
Good to see Vika's great attitude during and after this loss, which has to be somewhat disappointing. But she mostly kept her shit together and will no doubt breakthrough soon.
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Thursday, March 29, 2012
APA Session Rule #2
10 comments:
I have no comment.
- March 29, 2012 at 7:10 PM
Agreed. I would add specifically that commentators with little to say in response to a paper should not be allowed to make the session about their own research.
I have even heard a commentator state aloud the exact bibliographical information of one of his own articles! The said article had very little to do with the topic of the paper commented on.
- March 29, 2012 at 11:47 PM
People who begin their comments with "I don't have much to add, but..." should be shot on sight. They always talk for for too long.
- March 30, 2012 at 12:22 PM
- CTS said...
Well, some of us are self-effacing and might begin with a self-effacing remark.
That said, unless you were drafted at the last minute (it happens), you ought to either figure out something useful to say or tell the session Chair to find someone else! (Is this another rule?)
- March 31, 2012 at 12:52 AM
Thank for rules, Spiros! I go to APA this week, and without rules I not know how to act. Please with more rules Spiros Spiros!
- April 1, 2012 at 11:26 PM
Hey Sprios! Wake Up! I need more doom!
- April 3, 2012 at 10:57 AM
Perhaps you will kindly permit me to have recourse to "NOTES AND QUERIES" for the purpose of pointing out one or two errors in a letter from Sir R. Schomburgk, which was read at the meeting of the British Association on the 3rd July last, section of Geography and Ethnology. This communication, entitled "Ethnological Researches in Santo Domingo," and addressed to His Royal Highness Prince Albert, contains the following statement: I quote from the Athenæum of the 5th July:—
"The extirpation of the pure Indian race prevented me from making comparative inquiries between the still existing tribes of Guiana, and those that once inhabited St. Domingo. My researches were therefore restricted to what history and the few and poor monuments have transmitted to us of their customs and manners. Their language lives only in the names of places, rivers, trees, and fruits; but all combine in declaring that the people who bestowed these names were identical with the Carib and Arawaak tribes of Guiana."
The last sentence in this passage is obviously erroneous. That the aboriginal inhabitants of the great Antilles (Santo Domingo, Cuba, Porto-Rico, and Jamaica,) were identical with, or descended from, the Arawaaks of Guiana, is an opinion which has long prevailed, and which the circumstances stated by Sir R. Schomburgk tend to confirm. Indeed, they are described by most writers as Indians or Arawaaks. But that there was any identity between the Indians and the tribes known by the name of Caribs, is an assertion totally at variance with the established facts. In support, however, of this assertion, Sir R. Schomburgk appeals to "history;" but what history, he does not state. I have perused, and still possess, almost every work that was ever written on the history of these islands; and they all lead to the conclusion, that the Indians of Santo Domingo (also called Hispaniola and Haiti) were a totally distinct race from the Caribs. The Indians were a mild, inoffensive people; the Caribs a race of savages, some say, cannibals. The former were indolent and effeminate; the latter fierce and warlike. In short, no two races ever presented such a striking disparity, not only in their manners and customs, but in their features and personal appearance.
- April 4, 2012 at 4:16 PM
News from the Pacific APA: the registration line still stands at approximately 1.5 hours. (Remember, the APA website was such that on-line registration was impossible.) And the APA is not posting any session information, hoping this will force people to register. Of course, those who tend not to register are usually established enough to have friends who do, so this is certainly not accomplishing anything. But it is making for an incredibly difficult process for those who want to register.
- April 4, 2012 at 5:46 PM
4:16 is my favorite comment ever at PhilAnon. By a lot.
5:46, are the people standing in line shocked that there is a really long line? Did they actually not know this would happen, or were they just too akratic to pre-register?
- April 4, 2012 at 7:06 PM
They were getting through a person every four minutes or so. That's beyond anyone's expectations. Also we're too akratic.
- April 5, 2012 at 12:47 AM


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1963 Dodge D100 Pickup - UnforgottenWritten by on June 30, 2008 Contributors: Mopar Muscle Archives '63 D-100 Rekindles Vintage Truck Interest
Are Dodge's '61-'71 D-Series Mopars forgotten haulers--or haven't enough people discovered Dodge's big, boxy workhorse yet? It might be a numbers thing. Back then, Dodge was a distant third in the light-truck sales race, trailing behind Ford and Chevrolet, while staying close with GMC and ahead of International and Jeep.
Dodge brought out the all-new D-Series pickups and chassis cabs for 1961 (while keeping the previous C-Series' Town Wagon and Town Panel in production through 1966; the C-Series' cab was used on medium-duty trucks through 1974). Dodge's then-new trucks had plenty of innovation underneath their brickish styling. They had longer wheelbases, beefier frames with straight framerails, stronger front/rear axles, and an engine lineup that not only had alternators as standard equipment, but one that did away with the flathead six and Red Ram V-8s in favor of the Slant Six, 318 Poly, and big-block V-8s. Sweptline shortbed and longbed models got their own rear quarter-panels instead of using the two-door '57-'59 Dodge passenger car quarters, while Utiline versions kept their separate fenders/running boards as before.
In the spring of 1962, Dodge announced they would add new features and improvements to the D-Series line as soon as they were ready for production and not wait for a new model year to bring them out. That meant improvements like a heavier-duty Slant Six and newly available 383s, a four-door Crew Cab made in-house, a full-width Sweptline tailgate, and an optional Perkins diesel engine joined the features and options lists during the '62-'64 model runs. So did the five-year, 50,000-mile powertrain warranty, which was bumped to 100,000 miles for some heavier-duty models.
A lot of those upgrades found their way onto Robert Gay's '63 D-100 Utiline as it made its way down the line at Warren Truck. He found it in 1996 at a Mopar salvage yard in fair-to-fair condition (4 on a scale of 10). Robert traded a '68 Coronet project car and some cash for it, and then set to work on his new project at his Union, Missouri, home. In went a steel-crank '71 440 and 727 that he'd salvaged from a '71 New Yorker and built up with mods like a Mopar purple shaft cam, Hedman Hedders, a Holley 800 double-pumper carburetor on an Edelbrock intake, and a 3000 stall B&M torque converter. The cab got a re-do with a black vinyl bench seat, white headliner and door panels, a Grant steering wheel, a set of Auto Meter gauges, and a Pioneer sound system. Underneath, the stock chassis kept its straight axles front and rear, while gaining a set of Lakewood traction bars and a set of Mickey Thompson tires on Center Line aluminum wheels.
When it was time for paint, the D-100 was painted in turquoise PPG Deltron basecoat/clearcoat, after the cab, rear fenders, and bed surface were made ready for it. Speaking of the bed, it got a new white oak floor to replace the long-deteriorated stock one.
Since he finished it, Robert has found himself winning more than a few trophies, as well as being pleasantly surprised by people's reaction to his truck. In fact, at many events, his is the only pre-'72 Dodge truck there.
Fast Facts
'63 Dodge D-100 Utiline pickup
Robert Gay
Union, MO
Mopar Power
Engine: A steel-crank '71 440, freed from a Chrysler New Yorker and updated with a Mopar purple shaft camshaft, Hedman Hedders, and a Holley 800 double-pumper carburetor on an Edelbrock intake.
Transmission: The same New Yorker also yielded its 727 Torqueflite to this D-100, after a 3000-stall B&M torque converter was added.
Rearend: Good for hauling . . . or hauling: a 3.91-geared, 8 3/4-inch rearend.
Sure Grip
Suspension: Not the most high-tech stuff, but it works well: rebuilt stock '63 D-100 front and rear suspension, complete with original straight front axle and leaf springs, front and rear.
Brakes: Rebuilt stock drum-and-shoe brakes all around, with an owner-added power brake booster.
Rims: fenderwell-filling Mickey Thompson tires at all four corners.
Rubber: Center Line riveted aluminum wheels.
High Impact
Cab: '60s-vintage D-Series two-door standard cab, sometimes confused by nearsighted/misinformed Chevy owners for a cinderblock.
Bed: Short (6 1/2-foot) Utiline bed with separate fenders and running boards, plus a new white oak bed floor.
Paint: Turquoise PPG Deltron basecoat/clearcoat.
Interior: Stock bench seat was re-upholstered in black vinyl, while doors and headliner were covered in white vinyl. Grant steering wheel, Auto Meter gauges, and a Pioneer sound system are notable additions.
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"Utiline" was Dodge's name for their pickup built with round-fenders-and-running-boards pickup boxes. Robert's also has the standard (small) rear window.B/RB engines were factory options in the D-Series trucks, so Robert easily fitted a nicely built-up '71-vintage 440 into his D-100's engine bay.Note dual master cylinder on the firewall-mounted power brake booster, something that wasn't OEM on D-Series trucks until 1967.The stock Utiline bed also got its share of attention with new turquoise PPG Deltron basecoat/clearcoat paint. Taillights are ones also used on the Sweptline models.


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Earlier this week, I received a direct mailing card from a corporate behemoth, asking me to "Join Walmart's Community Action Network" and help bring the store to the metro area.
In enormous type, the flyer reads "Some New Yorkers have plenty of choices when it comes to shopping…WE THINK YOU SHOULD TOO!" And their bite-sized slogan for this contemptible move is MY MONEY. MY CHOICE.
Yes, my wee nestlings, they are co-opting progressive political language to get their hooks in NYC and bring their poisonous atmosphere and "low-price" plasticrap to a new market of approximately 8 million people.
I grew up in Walmart-land–the Super Walmart was one of the only retail centers in my little college town, and my mother still does a lot of her shopping at her local store, despite my regular protests. And yes, she "chooses" to shop there: no one is forcing her, and there are other places she could buy cereal and shampoo and light bulbs. I understand the appeal of cheap goods: I am (for a New Yorker, particularly) really fucking poor, after all.
But for a company whose PAC spent $3.2 million in 2010 playing both sides of the political aisle (make no mistake, the Dems are in corporate pockets as surely as the Repubs) while proclaiming to be on the side of the poor and/or budget conscious, and whose anti-environment, anti-labor, anti-women policies (and this is just the beginning; 30 seconds of basic google-fu will reveal many more abuses) are fucking ruining local economies to co-opt the rhetoric of choice?
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Heath Elmer's '79 Chevy Camaro Z28 - The Silver BucketWritten by on April 30, 2008 Contributors: Robert McGaffin This Street Freak '79 Camaro Really Shines-But Only If You Know Where To Look.
The mind reels. It wasn't too long ago a Camaro like this wouldn't get a passing glance. Road kill was more interesting. No matter that the car was clean, it was just flat undesirable; not among the hallowed. Not cool. Had to have that shiny side up. Had to have the right owner.
Heath Elmer has built and owned his share of specialty cars (more than a 100) and a gaggle of others for monied clientele. Under "occupation" he wrote on his techsheet "stay-at-home dad/car builder/sign maker." He put the eclectic Silver Bucket together for a measly $25K in about five months-in between other car projects.
Is it the simplicity that captures him, or is it working with underdogs? Maybe this car is just a blatant case of hiding in plain sight. His Goof-Bomb Camaro encapsulates all these things with a certain strain of understated elegance. Heath has the innate eye as well as the demeanor to create curious forms that function just as well as they look. You might cringe at the sight of his weathered '79, but to us it's the highest form of cool, the antithesis of the street machine model. It's about time. And one thing's for certain, he'll never have to wash it.
Heath drives the wheels off his patina baby so it must be stone reliable. It carries his kids, Ryan (6) and Aaron (4), to school, so it must be secure. He'll take the mule on the '08 Power Tour so it must be economical...and supremely comfortable. Heath's subtext is highlighted with unexpected pinpoints of out-of-context ingenuity.
"I found the car on eBay, where else? It had sat for several years in a shed in Kingman. The original female owner had passed and her husband decided he was never going to do anything with it. He had all the paperwork from new. It had 84K on the odometer, the original paint, and a 350 with a factory four-speed. It was a solid-roof car and even had a dealer-installed GM CB radio with the "Bandit" antenna, all for the winning bid of $3,000," Heath told us. "After a quick stop at the car wash to remove an inch or so of dust, I immediately disassembled it and put it on my rotisserie. I scraped, sanded, and painted for days." Ryan and Aaron helped their pop, too. "They like to sand stuff and sweep up," gushed Heath. "But what they really like is when I take 'em to school in it."
Perhaps it's because the shine from a straight, pretty wrapper can easily draw attention from the gritty details; places where brainpower and craft have obviously come together. Heath: "I can appreciate high-dollar show cars and expensive paint jobs because I do them for a living, but let's face it, would you leave one in a Walmart parking lot?"
There are a number of custom crafts inside his modest project. When he's had enough of the Borlas, he washes them away with substantial audio waves as demon-tweaked by Jeff and Dave at Sound Xpression (Phoenix). They inserted a Kenwood KDC MP535 head unit and Sirius Satellite Radio and left the rest to Rockford: P850.4 amp, components set in custom door panels, and a 10-inch woofer in the trunk.
The Camaro's mottled, sun-scorched skin (RPO Code 15 Silver) continues to provide plenty of dramatic contrast for the coal-black interior palette. This place can be as serious, as practical, or as loving as you want it to be. Some reconstruction work on the instrument panel accommodates a Racepak UDX Ultra Dash LCD display, as told digitally. Heath supported it and the rest of the ancillaries with a complete American Autowire harness and wiring kit. Then he stuck tons of Dynamat and insulation all over the place. ACC carpeting and mats went down next. Then the dominating Recaro SEs, followed by the back seat in identical upholstery. Lots of black yes, but still lots of subtle details that do not go unnoticed.
Heath rebuilt the HVAC system and joined it with the Sanden compressor that is part of the Billet Specialties Tru Trac accessory drive. Discount Auto Air (Mesa) flooded the system with 134a, and Heath was cool again. The shine of details is subdued, but pertinent, and as simple as an auto-dimming rearview mirror with compass and outside temp display. In this car, it's a special and unexpected upgrade. Same goes for the shift light in the cigarette lighter hole. When Heath retreats to his Recaro for a full-court press, his talented digits are firmly upon a Mecham Racing steering wheel. There's a rebuilt GM box at the other end of it made civilized by a Maval power steering pump. All the way out, Edelbrock tie rod sleeves minimize bump steer.
Heath addressed potential reliability issues. He augmented the Camaro's cooling system with a Ron Davis aluminum core that is tended by a 17-inch Maradyne fan cased by an aluminum shroud built by Byron Pryde (Queen Creek, Arizona). Our car builder was not enamored of the original rear drum brakes, so he and Hal Baer had discussions. Heath soon became the first hand in the hot rod world to apply Baer's new Iron-Sport budget brake kit to anything. Meant as an upgrade for ancient equipment and as a sensible application for modest street drivers, the fully machined 11.62-inch rotors are clamped by a single-piston iron caliper that disappears behind a 17-inch rim with inches to spare.
Though Heath didn't expend one ounce of energy on the skin, the underside of the Camaro couldn't be any neater or cleaner. That economy theme again. Nothing there that doesn't need to be. Looks like a real hot rod underneath. Lines plumbed straight and angled to the right. Power defined. Primal: duals, X-pipe, and mufflers. No catalytic converters. No extraneous crap. Heath media-blasted the bottom of the car and took it up the firewall then put both surfaces in satin black. He powdercoated the subframe and reattached it to the shell, sandwiching Energy Suspension polyurethane bushings between them to minimize deflection.
You've got to admire Heath's constraint...or is it sense of proportion? Look at the drivetrain: a 355 peanut that's put together with parts of the right temperament. No overkill. The pistons and rods are forged, but Heath saved money on the cast crank. He soothed his Edelbrock fetish with a package: cylinder heads, camshaft, and intake manifold, all of it meant to enhance the whole-a known quantity. Local engine builder Joe Martin opened up the heads and lent a hand with tuning duties.
Considering Heath's demeanor and his avocation, he partnered with a manual transmission rather than an intrinsically passive automatic-firmly believing that the left leg is there for the clutch. More control and a lot more entertaining. Anyway, anyone who runs the highway without overdrive is a crazy monkey. What better place for a Classic Chevy five-speed conversion, touted as a bolt-in procedure? Heath got only the parts he needed, including a Tremec TKO-600 rated at 500 lb-ft and fitted with an OD ratio of 0.62:1.
The 355 won't come anywhere near that much grunt now, but its master has his eye on an Edelbrock E-Force supercharger kit (actually a Magnuson MP122) that's guaranteed to make 500/500 at a piddling 5 psi, sans intercooler. With that much more energy leaning on the brakes, Heath wants to insert a Hydratech braking system to see how long it will take to dislodge his eyeballs. To add some torsional stability to a "chassis" likely affected by a ton more torque, subframe connectors will soon fuse the ends of the car together.
What will he do with it soon?
"I plan on doing the Hot Rod Power Tour Long Haul this year. It's a long drive just to get to it...but that's half the fun. This will be the first time on Tour that I won't be washing the car at every stop. I'm just cleanin' the bugs off the windshield and peelin' out. ...I'm drivin' the hell out of it and parking it anywhere I want," he proclaimed. Wish we could say that.
|By The Numbers
|1979 Chevrolet Camaro Z28
|Heath Elmer • Mesa, AZ
|Vehicle weight w/driver: 3,695 lbs.
|Chevrolet displacing 355 cubic inches
|(4.030 bore x 3.480 stroke)
|GM Gen I 350
|Compression ratio:
|powdercoated Milodon six-quart pan,
|stock oiling system
|Rotating assembly:
|3.850-inch stroke Scat cast crank,
|5.700-inch Scat forged I-beam rods, forged flat-top
|pistons, Total Seal rings, ATI Super damper
|Cylinder heads:
|Edelbrock RPM,
|64cc combustion chambers,
|ported by Joe Martin
|Edelbrock RPM hydraulic flat tappet,
|244 degrees duration @ .050-inch,
|.510-inch lift, COMP timing gear
|2.02/1.60-inch valves,
|1.6:1 COMP Pro Magnum roller rocker arms,
|COMP pushrods, COMP valvesprings
|Edelbrock Air-Gap intake,
|Speed Demon 650-cfm w/mechanical secondaries,
|'70 Z28 dual-snorkel air cleaner,
|Airaid element, 130-gph Holley fuel pump,
|Aeromotive regulator, Prolite hoses and fittings
|Power adder:
|NOS Cheater 150,
|installed and tuned by Joe Martin
|MSD Pro Billet distributor,
|Digital 6 box, Blaster coil, Taylor 8.5mm wires,
|14 degrees initial, 36 total timing,
|Optima battery, CSR mini-starter
|HPC-coated Hedman JR headers,
|1 5/8-inch primary pipes, 3.0-inch collectors,
|Flowmaster ball-and-seat flanges,
|2.5-inch mandrel-bent system,
|X-pipe, Borla stainless steel mufflers
|Built by:
|Basko, Gilbert, AZ (short-block)
|Tremec TKO-600 five-speed,
|Centerforce 10.4-inch Dual Friction clutch assembly,
|CMG/Hurst shifter
|Chrome-moly steel by Inland Empire
|Rear axle:
|GM 10-bolt, ARP 1/2-inch wheel studs,
|Posi-traction differential, Moser axles,
|3.73:1 ring-and-pinion
|Front suspension:
|OE upper and lower
|control arms, stock spindles,
|QA1 coilover w/single-adjustable shocks,
|Hotchkis 1 3/8-inch sway bar
|Rear suspension:
|stock F41 leaf springs,
|QA1 adjustable shock absorbers,
|Competition Engineering Slide-A-Link bars
|Baer Sport 12-inch, front;
|Baer Iron Sport 11.65-inch, rear
|Vintage Wheel Works V40
|17x 8, front; 17x9.5, rear
|Nitto NT555 245/45ZR17,
|front; 285/40ZR17, rear
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Economy is one of the keys to Heath's jarring rendition. This relatively harmless small-block looks high-tech, but frugal. Bitchin' billet fuel log and custom throttle linkage bracket are harmonious with the signature rocker covers, air cleaner graphics, and the subdued accessory drive.Since Heath plans to spend all his time inside the Z (not outside looking at it), the cockpit is rife with comfort and convenience. He and Doug Stinson at All-American Upholstery (Tempe, AZ) worked on the interior and used Recaro cloth on the bench to match the fronts.As he is wont to do, Heath put the body on a rotisserie so he could properly prepare the "greasy" side. He did the detailing and mechanical transformation, "all the while being careful not to disturb the exterior finish."Let's hear it for the Arizona patina. The completely original paint and sheetmetal will never look any better than it does right now. It's molding with age, but nicely.
A little bit of foresight, adjustability in the suspension, the right parts, and copasetic five-spokes make the Camaro stand out. Its weathered mien is the perfect foil for what lies beneath.


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As Dianna Agron and Ashley Benson recently showed, dramatically dark lipstick is no longer just for the most daring dressers in Hollywood. Modern Family's Sarah Hyland and American Horror Story's Lily Rabe both looked fantastic sporting deep burgundy lipstick.
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|HHS alumni coach summer softball
|Written by Jes-c Brandt
Three HHS alumni are teaming up to coach girls age 9-15 playing softball this summer. Kia Kassman, Kelsey Scott and Danielle Olofson have two teams this year: the 9-12 girls and those age 13-15. The coaching staff has varying levels of background, but the experience of the three promises to be helpful as the players develop their skills this season.
Kassman is a first-year coach for summer softball, but she is no stranger to the sport or coaching. She has played softball for many years, and was an HHS softball player for two years. This year Kassman was track coach for Haxtun High School.
Scott returns this season as a second-year coach. Before graduating from HHS this year, Scott was a member of the softball team for three years.
Olofson played softball all four of her years at HHS, and began coaching summer softball while she was still a student. This will be her fourth year as a coach, and she is excited for her chance to work with the girls again.
As former Holyoke athletes, the three find it very rewarding to coach a younger generation. Many of the girls, noted Kassman, watched them play sports when they were in high school. Kids look up to the athletes, and now they are in a position to share what they have learned.
Scott shared that the girls have been working very hard during the practices they have already had, and Olofson added she hopes to have a successful season for both teams.
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Five Stars!Written by Barbara T. on 03/14/2009
We've Been Named a Five Star Library by Library Journal!
Darien Library received a signal honor this month when named a Five Star library by Library Journal, which used four objective measures (visits, circulation, program attendance and internet computer use per capita) to compare the level of services libraries provide to their communities.
Darien Library was ranked third among the 1,126 public libraries with budgets between $1 million and $5 million, becoming one of ten Five Star Libraries in this category, and one of 85 Five Star libraries in the country, among more than 7,000 libraries in the study.
The Library Journal Five Star award, together with the HAPLR Top Ten rating, which Darien has received for the past eight years, mark Darien Library as one of the highest performing libraries in the country. Darien Library also received the CT State Library/CT Library Association Award for Excellence in 2003.
Library Director Louise Berry said, "The Library Journal Five Star award in a sense recognizes the quality of the staff, collection and programs here at Darien Library, and, because it is based on how actively the Library is used, is a direct measure of the community's support for the Library. We're all very pleased to have received this recognition."
Darien Library was one of six libraries in Connecticut to receive a rating in the Library Journal survey. Greenwich Library was the other local library to receive a Five Star rating. More information can be found by visiting Library Journal.


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I understand that there are kids bicycle trailers, but are there adult bicycle trailers? Specifically selling in Australia?
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There are recumbent trikes available here in Australia which link together so that one tows the other - if the back person chooses not to pedal then it would effectively be a trailer, with the rear person just sitting like in chair. These would be much lower and more stable than having a scaled-up kiddie trailer or wheelchair.
For slow speeds and a smallish adult have a look at a 'bakfiets' style cargo bikes, there are Australian brands.
A longtail cargo bike might be an option too, if the passenger is able to sit up on one. (I use one of these for larger kids)
Here are some of the specific brands and shops in Australia: Linking recumbent trikes: Hase Kettweisel
Bakfiets style: Kangaroo Bike (May or may not be that brand specifically ... I have seen this style bike ridden in Australia with a kangaroo logo on the side)
Longtail cargo bikes: Kona Ute Yuba Mundo Surly Big Dummy Xtracycle conversion kits
Recumbent shops: Flying Furniture (Canberra dealer for recumbents and other interesting machines for cargo and multiple people) Trisled (Manufacturer in Melbourne, might be worth asking them about something custom built...)
At least in Victoria I'm thinking your answer will have to be no, because it's illegal.
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One day we will be invited to gab with the ladies of The View about the fashion powerhouse we like to call GoJane…but until then, our clothes can do the talking for us. When we were asked to submit some of our best Aztec/tribal pieces, we so eagerly obliged. And we're glad to see that some of our finest GoJane products made the cut. Life and Style magazine contributing editor Rachel Zalis, gave The View's audience a debriefing of "what the kids are wearing" these days.
She showcased such trends as florals, which she described as being, "synonymous with spring and summer." And also spoke about the Aztec/tribal trend, which she described as, "giving teenagers an exotic and international look."
Check out the video clips for more trendy tips from Rachel and even more witty quips from hosts Elisabeth Hasselbeck and Bruce Jenner (love Bruce!).


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Born Sept. 15, 1946 in New York, NY, Stone was the only son of Louis, a successful stockbroker in the 1950s and 1960s, and Jacqueline Goddet, a banker's daughter. The couple met in post-World War II Paris while Louis served as a colonel on General Dwight D. Eisenhower's staff. Though brought up in a well-to-do environment, Stone's upbringing was anything but easy. A lonely child, Stone was educated at Trinity School before his parents shipped him off to The Hill School in Pottstown, PA. It was during this time that he learned about his father's numerous affairs with the wives of family friends, resulting in his parents getting divorced when he was 15. When Stone turned 16, his father hire... Continue Bio >>
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Bob Latherys 48 ChevroletWritten by on December 1, 2001 The Gift
He drove past it every day, and every day the old truck spoke to him. It called silently from its weed-choked burial plot in someone's backyard, its only company the daily motions of mice and spiders going about their business of survival. Although decrepit, it appeared solid enough that he could see the potential lying beneath the accumulation of grime and scale. Time wore on and he began to look upon the hulk as an old friend, imagining its former life of toting hay or hauling loads of kids to the ice cream parlor. Then one day, his old friend was gone and his heart sank. He feared the crusher, but hoped that someone had decided to breathe some life into the old man. Rounding the final curve towards home, he had to rub the disbelief from his eyes at the sight of the old hauler resting in his very own driveway. As he entered the house with questions, his hopes were confirmed with a hearty happy birthday from his wife, Gay. Ask him today and Bob Lathery will tell you that his '48 Chevy truck is the best birthday gift he has ever received.
He didn't waste time diving into the project, either. A complete teardown and rebuild was in order and the final result is as you see it here. You'd think that Bob's vocation as a pinstriper, along with his enthusiasm for old iron, would yield some sort of overstriped rolling billboard, but just the opposite is true. The striping on Bob's truck is an exercise in restraint and subtlety. A simple logo graces the beltline on each door and there's actually more striping in the doorjambs than on the entire exterior of the body. But that's the way Bob likes it, clean and simple. That theory also holds true throughout the rest of the truck; it's clean, simple, and functional. Bob has a vision for the future of his best-ever birthday present; he plans to perpetuate the gift by passing it on to his sons—but not quite yet, because he's still having fun driving it.
Drivetrain: There's a mellow Mouse under the hood, a 305 that's been bored and rebuilt to mostly stock specifications by Bill Caughron. It sports an Edelbrock intake and carb with factory ram's horn manifolds feeding a pair of Pro Flow mufflers. The motor's backed by a TH350 auto trans with a B&M shift kit, and it turns a '77 Camaro rear.
Chassis: Mark Elzey handled the chassis work; he grafted a Camaro subframe to the '48 rails, giving Bob the benefit of modern suspension and disc brakes.
Wheels & Tires: Front and rear wheels are 15x7 and 15x8 Wheel Vintiques chromies capped with '49 Chevy wheelcovers. Tires on all four corners are 225/75R15 Firestones that have had their sidewalls "shaved" to create wide-white walls.
Body: Bob Blair of New Washington, Indiana, was responsible for getting the body straight and ready for paint, while Bill Meyer handled the recess in the firewall and the custom running boards. Shorty Coffey punched 108 louvers in the hood and 48 more in the smoothed tailgate panel.
Paint: Bob Blair sprayed the PPG Southern Belle Yellow, following the base with plenty of clear. Bob Lathery handled the minimalist pinstriping.
Interior: Inside is a vinyl roll-and-pleat in bone by Bob Lyons of Louisville, Kentucky. The dash also sports nine louvers to match the exterior. Wiring was installed by Bob Wells and includes a set of Stewart-Warner gauges and a Kenwood CD sound system. Tim Harbin installed the air conditioning to keep everything cool.