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Loudon, NH (Sports Network) - The NASCAR Sprint Cup and Nationwide Series are
running at New Hampshire Motor Speedway this weekend, while the Camping World
Truck Series competes at Iowa. The IZOD IndyCar Series has a doubleheader on
the streets of Toronto.
Sprint Cup Series
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Penske Racing drivers Brad Keselowski and Joey Logano currently find
themselves outside the cutoff point for the championship Chase in the Sprint
Cup Series.
With eight races to go before the start of the Chase, Keselowski is 13th in
the point standings, while Logano sits in the 15th spot. Keselowski, the
defending series champion, and Logano have yet to win a race this season.
Keselowski has appeared in the Chase the past two years. In 2012, he scored an
average finishing position of 7.8 in the last eight races of the regular
season. In 2011, Keselowski's average finishing spot was 8.6 over those same
races. He qualified for the Chase with a wild card two years ago.
"It would be really easy for me to say that we need to hit the panic button if
we didn't have speed in our cars," Keselowski said. "Speed is something that
can take months, or even years, to develop. That would make me really uneasy.
"But the fact is that we've been fast almost everywhere we've been. We just
need execution and luck. Take last weekend (at Daytona). We came off of pit
road after the final stop in second place, but we finished 21st with an intact
race car. Whether that was being in the wrong line for other restarts or
getting stuck three-wide with no help, those are things that are out of your
control, to a certain degree. We do have some very good racetracks coming up
for us, and I'm confident that our speed will carry us through to the Chase."
Keselowski is just 11 points behind 10th-place Tony Stewart, who moved up six
positions following his second-place run at Daytona.
Right now, Martin Truex Jr. (11th in points) and Kasey Kahne (12th) hold the
two wild card positions. Truex and Kahne have one victory each this season.
Keselowski has not won a Sprint Cup race at New Hampshire in the past but has
finished sixth or better in the previous three events there.
"(New Hampshire) has become a pretty good racetrack for me," he said. "Our
flat-track program at Penske Racing has been pretty solid as a whole. It's one
of the tracks where (crew chief) Paul (Wolfe) has experience as a driver. It's
very hard to emphasize how much of a difference that can make. After testing
up there two weeks ago, I feel really good about our package for the race."
Logano, who is 16 points behind Stewart, is a past winner at New Hampshire. He
made series history at this track during his 2009 rookie season when he became
the youngest driver ever to win a race. Logano was 19 years, 1 month and four
days old when he won the rain-shortened event there. His first career start in
the series came at New Hampshire in 2008.
"To finally get your first Cup win, even in a rain-shortened event, was
amazing," said Logano, who hails from Middletown, Conn. "That's something they
can't take away from you. But I also remember coming here as a kid. The first
Sprint Cup Series race I ever went to was at this track. So I have a lot of
memories here. But I'd really like to win another race - a full-distance race
- and make even more memories here."
Logano had a disappointing 40th-place finish at Daytona. He made contact with
the wall after his right-front tire blew. Logano dropped five positions in
points. He had finished 11th or better in the seven races prior to Daytona,
which had moved him from 19th to 10th in the rankings.
"This is the time where you really need to step up and become a leader for the
team and make sure everyone keeps their spirits up," he said. "We were all
pretty bummed with what happened at Daytona, but even after the race, the guys
were positive. We all said that we've come back from a few points down already
this year, and we will do it again. That is the type of attitude this team
has, and that is what we need to keep doing. There is plenty of time to get
right back to where we were."
Forty-three teams are on the preliminary entry list for the Camping World RV
Sales 301.
Morgan Shepherd, entered in the No. 52 Toyota this weekend at New Hampshire,
is scheduled to make his first Sprint Cup start since 2006, which
coincidentally came at this track. At 71 years old, Shepherd would become the
oldest driver to start a race in NASCAR's premier series. Jim Fitzgerald
currently holds the record. Fitzgerald was 65 years, 6 months and 20 days old
when he competed at Riverside (Calif.) International Raceway on June 21, 1987.
Nationwide Series
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Elliott Sadler became $100,000 richer after finishing third in last Friday's
Nationwide Series race at Daytona.
And if all goes well for Sadler during the next three weekends, he could
become a millionaire.
Daytona was the first of four races in this year's "Dash 4 Cash" bonus program
from Nationwide Insurance, which is the title sponsor of NASCAR's second-tier
series. Elliott Sadler, Brian Vickers, Austin Dillon and rookie Kyle Larson
were those drivers eligible for a $100,000 bonus there. Sadler's finish at
Daytona was two and three spots in front of Dillon and Larson. Vickers placed
By winning the first Dash 4 Cash race, Sadler automatically qualified for the
program's second event this weekend at New Hampshire International Speedway.
Dillon, Larson and Sam Hornish Jr., who finished seventh at Daytona, are
eligible for the cash award in Saturday's race as well.
If Sadler wins the bonus at New Hampshire and Chicagoland (July 21) and then
scores the victory in the Indianapolis race (July 27), he will be awarded
$600,000, totaling $1 million in winnings.
"This is the third year in a row that I've won at least one of these Dash 4
Cash (races), and now we're eligible for New Hampshire," Sadler said. "We're
looking forward to going up there and seeing if we can make it two in a row."
Sadler's best finish in his past five Nationwide races at New Hampshire is
fourth, which occurred in 2005. He finished seventh at this track one year ago
when he drove for Richard Childress Racing. Sadler is in his first season
driving for Joe Gibbs Racing.
"I've been pretty good there in the past, and I think that this weekend we
really have to focus on track position, because it is so hard to pass," he
said. "Pit strategy will definitely come into play."
Dillon collected the $100,000 bonus in the 2012 race at New Hampshire. He
finished third in that event.
"I have a lot of laps there from running in the NASCAR K&N Pro Series East
Division and running some NASCAR Camping World Truck Series races there,"
Dillon said. "I've always been very successful, but I haven't been able to get
to victory lane there yet. I feel like we've always been in the top five or
top six. Hopefully, we can break through there this year and get a win. We
earned the Nationwide Insurance Dash 4 Cash $100,000 bonus there last year, so
I think it's a good time to try to get to victory lane."
Forty-three teams are on the preliminary entry list for the CNBC Prime the
Profit 200.
Kyle Busch, Kasey Kahne, Matt Kenseth, who won at Daytona, and Paul Menard are
those Sprint Cup Series regulars entered in this race. Ryan Preece, Brett
Butler and Chad Hackenbracht are scheduled to make their Nationwide debuts at
New Hampshire.
Camping World Truck Series
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The fourth time could be the charm for Chase Elliott in the Camping World
Truck Series.
Elliott, the 17-year-old son of 1988 NASCAR Cup Series champion Bill Elliott,
has been stellar in his first three career truck starts, all of them coming
this season. He has finished sixth, fifth and fourth in starts at
Martinsville, Rockingham and Dover, respectively. In fact, his average
finishing position of 5.0 tied him with Kurt Busch (2000 rookie of the year in
trucks) for the best three-race debut in the series.
On Saturday, Elliott is expected to make his fourth start in the series at
Iowa Speedway. This 0.875-mile racetrack might very well be where he scores
his first truck victory. Elliott picked up his first NASCAR touring series win
in 2012 at Iowa, taking the checkered flag for the K&N Pro Series race.
"I think this racetrack is a lot of fun," Elliott said. "I think it puts on
some great racing, and the place is known for that in the past. I feel like if
we can get up there and just put together a mistake-free weekend and just have
everything go our way, I think we'll be just fine."
Elliott is driving the No. 94 Chevrolet in trucks this season, with Lance
McGrew serving as his crew chief. Elliott is scheduled to compete in the July
24 race at Eldora Speedway in Rossburg, Ohio.
When trucks most recently ran at Iowa last September, Ryan Blaney became the
youngest race winner in series history. Blaney was 18 years, 5 months and 15
days old when he scored his first truck victory.
Could Elliott top Blaney's record?
"I haven't thought about it a whole lot," Elliott said. "For me, we are just
there to win like everybody else is and try to do a better job than the next
guy. So I haven't really put a whole lot into my age and how old I am and how
old the rest of these guys are. Just more so our personal program and what we
need to do to be a little bit better."
Matt Crafton comes to Iowa with a 22-point lead over Jeb Burton. Ty Dillon won
two weeks ago at Kentucky and moved to within 40 points of the lead.
Thirty-five teams are on the preliminary entry list for the American Ethanol
IZOD IndyCar Series
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The IndyCar Series will hold its second doubleheader of the season this
weekend on the streets of Toronto.
Last month, a doubleheader was held at Detroit's Bell Isle Park. Mike Conway
won the first race (Saturday), and Simon Pagenaud scored his first career
victory in IndyCar in the second event (Sunday). It was the first time in
series history that two full-distance races took place at a venue on the same
The third and final doubleheader in 2013 will occur at Houston's Reliant Park,
which is a new venue on the series schedule this season, on Oct. 5-6.
Race 1 at Toronto is scheduled for Saturday at 3:30 p.m. ET, and race 2 is
slated for Sunday at the same time. If a driver wins both events here, that
person will collect a $50,000 bonus.
Ryan Hunter-Reay, the defending IndyCar champion, won last year's race in
Toronto. Hunter-Reay posted his third consecutive victory. The Andretti
Autosport driver won at Milwaukee and Iowa prior to Toronto.
"Doing the doubleheader there will be interesting," Hunter-Reay said. "Like
Detroit, it's one of the bumpiest street circuits that we go to, which makes
it more of the physical ones. It certainly will present its own set of
"Toronto is where you can get a lot of passing done, but at the same time, you
really have to protect yourself for a double-race weekend. If you start
tearing off front wings early in the weekend then you're going to be in the
hole for Sunday."
IndyCar will use a standing start for race 1 at Toronto. Standing start is the
same starting procedure used in Formula One, controlled by a trackside
lighting system. Once the cars are in their grid positions following the
formation laps, five lights will come on one second apart. The fifth light
signifies the beginning of the race.
Race 2 will feature the traditional North American rolling start following a
few pace laps.
The last time an Indy car race had a standing start was at Long Beach (Calif.)
in 2008 when Will Power swept around the first three cars to take the lead.
Qualifications for the Toronto doubleheader will be the same procedure that
was used in Detroit. Qualifying for race 1 will follow the regular three-round
format, including the "fast six" final segment, for road and street circuits.
Race 2 qualifying will be split into two groups. Each group runs for 12
minutes, with five minutes of guaranteed green-flag time. Group 1 will consist
of odd-numbered positions on the practice time sheet, while even-numbered
positions will make up group 2.
The starting field positions for race 2 will be determined by the best time
ranking of the two groups combined, from fastest to slowest. The fastest
qualifier earns the pole position.
"Since we already had one dual in Detroit, we certainly understand how it
works," said Helio Castroneves, who is the current points leader. "But because
we've been through one, we know it's not going to be the same. I believe
people are going to re-adjust from one race to another.
"The Toronto track is a traditional place, very, very tight. The track is very
technical as well. Plus, we're going to be standing start (for race 1), so
it's also another trick, something else for us to think about. But at the end
of the day, we know what we need to do. Hopefully, we'll put ourselves in good
qualifying, so we can start at the front."
Castroneves holds a 23-point advantage over Hunter-Reay, while Hunter-Reay's
teammate, Marco Andretti, is 55 points behind.
After winning last Sunday's race at Pocono, Scott Dixon moved up to fourth in
the standings (-65). James Hinchcliffe dropped to the fifth position (-84)
following his 24th-place finish there. Hinchcliffe crashed into the wall in
turn 1 of the opening lap. The Toronto-native leads the series with three wins
this season (St. Petersburg, Fla, Sao Paulo, Brazil and Iowa).
"Last weekend (at Pocono) obviously didn't go very well for us, but we've had
strong cars on the street courses this season," Hinchcliffe said. "Even though
this isn't the place I've had the best luck, we're going to try to turn it
"The support back home has just been incredible this year. More than anything,
I want to give the Canadian fans something good to cheer for and something to
celebrate, because they are the best. An they've been so good to me over the
last few years, and I want to repay them. Hope for a good finish, get the
championship back on track, and hopefully, we can just go out and have two
clean races."
Twenty-four teams are on the entry list for the Honda Indy Toronto (both
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East Central Community College celebrated Black History Month on campus on Wednesday evening.
Students, parents and staff members gathered at the Vickers Fine Arts Center for the program with a theme of "honoring the past and inspiring the future." The keynote speaker was Pastor Marcus Mann, a former NBA player and alumnus of East Central. Mann says he wants to inspire the students to go for their dreams. As the father of a 12-year old, Mann says it goes back to the parents to set the standards.
"There comes a point when we sit down as a family, we talk, she sets goals for the week, and I make sure that she's on track to complete those goals," Mann said. "Because that's the age that you instill those values in them. But we are in a generation of young people who have no goals. Values are gone and it's simply parents have let down their guards. "
The East Central gospel choir also performed during the program.
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Keep your calendar open August 2-7 in order to participate in FOOT 2016. This involvement could be for 1 hour, 1 day, or the entire week. Read more below!
Freshman Outdoor Orientation Trip (FOOT) is a pre-college experience that uses God's creation to draw students closer to God and develop relationships with other students and faculty/staff. The trip prepares them for Ouachita culture and their new responsibilities as adults away from home. Click here to learn more about FOOT.
This year FOOT will take place in the Ouachita Mountains. We will camp on Lake Degray and spend our days climbing, hiking, swimming, canoeing, and serving the community. This is an awesome opportunity to show these new students all that the area has to offer.
The local venue means that you do not have to commit to the entire week to be a part of this experience.
This is a great opportunity for you to get to know some of the incoming Freshmen and for them to see how much OBU faculty/staff cares for them. Below are some examples of how faculty/staff can participate in FOOT:
In the future, I will send out a more detailed list of ways to be involved and how you can sign up. So keep the dates of August 2-7 open and I will contact you with more information.
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Baseball as it should be
Despite all the bad news, some Christian Cardinals-particularly David Eckstein-take flight
ST. LOUIS-Baseball paused this week for its All-Star game, but its ethical challenges did not go away. Steroids gossip involved leading lights such as home-run king Barry Bonds, and an old killer claimed another victim this spring: Pitcher Josh Hancock of the St. Louis Cardinals had a blood-alcohol level of 0.157 percent, nearly twice the legal limit, when he slammed his car into the back of a tow truck on April 29 and died instantly.
This should have been the best of times for St. Louis, which finally won the World Series last year, but the Cardinals have a losing record on and off the field. The team, though, is not without resources. Ups and downs of a long season drive some players to drink or drugs but others to Christ, and St. Louis has at least six players who regularly testify to their Christian faith: starting pitchers Braden Looper and Adam Wainwright, solid players Yadier Molina and So Taguchi, and stars Albert Pujols and David Eckstein.
They each have testimonies of spiritual change that allowed them to leave behind sinful behavior. Looper in 1998 "came to understand that because of my past mistakes I needed a Savior." Wainwright notes that "the life of a baseball player has many temptations," but "through Christ's strength I have the ability to make right choices, and those choices leave me with no regrets." Molina says he could see that the lives of Christian players had meaning and purpose: "I came to a point in my life where I could no longer live without Him."
Taguchi, like many Japanese players, for years carried around a burden as great as that of Christian in Pilgrim's Progress: "I was playing minor league ball and I was struggling with the game and the transition of being so far from home and knowing little English. . . . In the past I felt like I was failing my team and myself when I made a mistake. I came to realize someone else could shoulder my burdens. That someone is Jesus." He now understands that "my destiny was to come to America, play baseball and discover that Jesus longs to have a relationship with me."
The most talented Cardinal is first baseman Albert Pujols, the son of a legendary softball pitcher in the adult leagues of Santo Domingo in the Dominican Republic. He has told sportswriters that after the games "My dad would start drinking and he wouldn't stop. I was 9 or 10 years old, and I used to have to drag him home after his softball games. He'd have his arms draped over my shoulders, and I'm dragging him. . . . Every night I did it, I kept thinking to myself, 'I can never do this to my son when I grow up.'. . . I thank God every day I didn't pick up that bad habit from my father."
St. Louis sportswriters say that's more than words for Pujols, and for his wife, Deidre, whom he married when he was 20 on January 1, 2000. They have three children, one of whom has Down syndrome, and in 2005 they started the Pujols Family Foundation, dedicated to "the love, care and development of people with Down syndrome and their families" and to helping the poor in the Dominican Republic. The foundation website states, "In the Pujols family, God is first. Everything else is a distant second."
Pujols at age 27-and now a United States citizen, after taking the oath of allegiance on Feb. 7-garners great respect in St. Louis and among baseball fans generally. The National League Most Valuable Player in 2005, he is the only player in major league history to have hit 30 or more home runs in each of his first six seasons and the youngest ever to reach 250 career home runs. He easily made the All-Star team this year and, barring injury, is likely to be a perennial, with a Hall of Fame spot on the horizon.
Still, the Cardinal who is probably most loved is the one who was MVP of last year's World Series, 31-year-old David Eckstein. He was also the shortest athlete on the field, at a generously measured 5 feet 7 inches, and probably the least likely, since he was undrafted out of high school and not offered a college scholarship. He made the University of Florida team only after another infielder transferred to a different college and coaches noticed the little guy who spent hours improving his hitting in the batting cages.
Eckstein earned a scholarship and twice was named to both the all-SEC team and the Academic All-American team. (On the basis of his name he also was selected for the Jewish All-American team, even though there is no Judaism in his background.) "Just keep working, working, working," Eckstein told WORLD on the field before one game, when asked the reason for his success, "and don't worry. If you start worrying in this game, everything becomes even harder. Work is your friend. Worry is your enemy."
But how does he keep from worrying, in a sport where a player can hit the ball perfectly and still make an out, and a fielder's fame can ebb from one ground ball to the next? Eckstein explained, "I'm not as big as the other guys, so I've always known that I had to work real hard. But even with all that, I couldn't do anything without God. It's all Him. Let Him take control. If I go 0 for 4 I just keep working hard and praying. I'm not anxious because I know it will turn out all right. . . . My faith in Jesus is everything to me. You have to understand that He's working in His way. I've got to do everything possible to be prepared, and then to let Him take over."
Eckstein showed that preparation during pre-game fielding practice: Some players are lackadaisical about it, but at 4:10 p.m. (the game would start three hours later) he was fielding ground balls again and again. There's nothing slick about his style: His arm is not that strong, so he has to take a running step toward first base to get some momentum behind his throws. The same effort was evident in batting practice. Some players go through the ritual of bunting the first pitch, but Eckstein bunted almost half the pitches. Some players just hit up the middle, or put on a home-run show for fans, but Eckstein was practicing positional hitting: Hit one pitch to right field, the next to left.
When his pre-game practice ended, Eckstein politely signed autographs for fans, including one mom who had her children dressed in No. 5 and No. 27 jerseys-those are the numbers of Pujols and another St. Louis star, Scott Rolen-and kept calling him Mr. Ecksteen. (It's pronounced Eck-stine, but the shortstop did not correct her, nor did he correct Bud Selig when the baseball commissioner mispronounced Eckstein's name last October while awarding him his World Series MVP award. "Doesn't matter how they pronounce the name," Eckstein said. "I'm just glad to be here.")
The game itself that night was both unusual and typical for Eckstein. The strange event came right away, when he led off the game with his first home run of the year. Eckstein hit 27 in his six major league seasons before this year: He stands close to the plate, leans into pitches, and gets his reward either by using every bit of his power or by getting hit by a pitch. (He set a rookie record by being hit 21 times in 2001 and had a league-leading 27 plunks in 2002.)
The typical parts of the game came later, when Eckstein ranged far into left-field foul territory to catch a pop-up, and when he ran down to first base after a walk. He seems all energy on the field, not even standing in his shortstop position: He often walks around in little circles, and he runs into the dugout at the end of each inning. A psychologist might mutter "ADD," but Eckstein says he has "joy" just to be able to play.
WORLD asked him, "What do you pray for?" Eckstein replied, "I pray not to get hurt, and that I'll be able to take the ability God gave me and multiply it." Eckstein certainly has talent: He can hit a curveball, which Michael Jordan, a foot taller, could not. But Sports Illustrated this spring asked 413 major league baseball players, "Which player gets the most out of the least talent?"-and Eckstein received 77 percent of the votes. No other player received more than 3 percent. Eckstein was selected for the last two All-Star games not on the basis of the awesome talent that some stars have, but because of an awesome work ethic.
A batting slump in April and early May left him vote-shy for this year's All-Star game: He then raised his average to over .300, only to miss the last two weeks in June with a lower back strain. He says that such concerns are minor compared to the emotional roller coaster he rode in the seventh grade when it turned out that two sisters and a brother needed kidney dialysis and received (eventually) transplants. Eckstein wrote in his autobiography for kids, Have Heart, that "despite our family misfortune, nobody blamed God or turned bitter or asked: 'Why us?'"
He concluded, "Our faith taught us things happen for a reason. We might not know what that reason is, but our job is to move forward. . . . Having heart is easy when everything is going your way. The true test comes when things aren't." That test is frequent in major league baseball, where a player who gets three hits every 10 times at bat is a champ, and one who gets two hits every 10 times is a chump with a brief major league career. The difference: one time up of every 10. What makes the difference? Talent, sure, but any veteran baseball-watcher can reel off long lists of exceptional athletes who crashed or never even took flight. Heart counts.


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Do It on the Cheap!Written by on February 1, 1999 More Car for Less Dough. Really.
We know--it's the dead of winter. That's no excuse not to be planning capers for next summer, because if you're anything like us, winter ain't long enough to even come close to finishing the dream project that's currently staining the garage floor. Think we're wrong? We'll even bet you a bill that it won't be done by April. Meanwhile, we'll take that same 100-spot to Vegas, parlay it into a cool G, and spend the thou' on a cool cruiser. A killer beater. Chump-change turned Spanish Fly on wheels.
In recent months, Car Craft has pretty much beaten you to death with the low-buck stick. Sure, we're all for spending our every dime on a project, but we're also out to prove that you can have fun with a car even if your every dime adds up to less than the rent. So take some of the ideas spilled here, cruise your boffo summertime wheels for cheap, and park it out front. Your landlord will understand.
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We'll say it again: station wagons. Buy one now while they're still cheap, because even the real car builders are figuring out that stawags rule. They usually take all the same hop-up goodies as two-doors, and lots of repop items are available. This fer-real Vista Cruiser was offered at a recent Pomona swap meet for $800. Irresistible!Four-doors is four-doors, of course, of course. But quadraports are also a penny-pinching way to score the bodystyle you've always wanted, but with a few more emergency exits. Lower the thing by cutting some coils, adjusting the torsion bars, adding rear lowering blocks, or simply loading it with your every pal. Throw on some cool wheels, drill a few holes in the muffler for deathtone, and call it cool. Just don't ever expect to get your money back out of a four-door at season's end. Then again, keep it for when the snow flies--they make great winter beaters.We don't normally swing earlier than about 1955 for the cars we cover, but that isn't because they aren't cool. Take this 1953 Chevy with a serious haircut, for example. We'd never cut the top off a car that's old, original, or desirable--but if it's already done, why not take advantage of the low price? Stuff like this really deserves a long life outside the wrecking yard.Trucks aren't generally the Car Craft gig, but they can be had for cheap and built with just a paycheck or two. We could hardly pass up this 1969 Suburban at a negotiated price of $900. We'd fix the body damage with a 1967 front clip (better looking, in our opinion), give it cheapy paint, lower it by cutting some coils, and leave the dog-dish hubcaps. Let the 292 straight-sick engine brap all summer, and you'd probably sell this thing for a profit come summer's end.Buy the most gi-normous, gas-guzzling old convertible you can find for the lowest price possible. Then drive it. Don't tune it up, don't put wheels on it, don't paint it. Don't even hose it off. Just cruise in windblown bliss till your hair falls out. Charge your buddies gas money every weekend and this thing will pay for itself in no time. At the end of the summer, throw one of those ugly blue tarps over it to minimize the mold buildup during winter weather, then break it out again next year.It pains us to point this out, but we'd be remiss if we didn't alert you to the fact that old cars are rust-free and cheap here in the Southwest. You suckers sitting in 10-below right now should consider a winter vacation to Cali where you can score something like this $1,200 Camaro (at the Pomona Swap Meet), then head for home laughing all the way. Make it run, and you'll have a solid cruiser you can joyride all summer and restore next winter.Here's another option: Don't buy a new beater, just drive what you've got. Shed all those lame notions that your project can't be seen until it's done and drive the thing. Get your money's worth now because the credit card debt will last well beyond this summer. This gray suede Charger is a good example from readers David and Coyette Stuart in Liberty, Mississippi.People need something to do at a cruise night other than listen to those omnipresent oldies and stare at the same cars they've seen every weekend all summer. Make 'em participate in your fun! If your ride is primered (and why shouldn't it be?), strap on a whole mess o' Marks-A-Lots and get people to sign the sheetmetal. We've seen this a couple times on Hot Rod's Power Trip...er, Tour...and it always makes for good fun. Clearcoat the hood and you'll have a mongo keepsake for the living room.Take a tip from the Marlan Davis school of vacations: rent. It's unusual that we'd advise actually paying to spend time in a wrong-wheel-drive econobox--or worse, the Chuck Schifsky signature-series minivan--but Marlan's done the math and proven a rental is a good bargain if you're out for extended road-trip fun. At least once in your life, you have to spend the summer touring the country. A rental gets better mileage than your big-block whatever, has air conditioning, and--sad to say--reduces the chances of a breakage adventure. You can dirt-road 'em at will, coat the floorboards with Snoballs wrappers, park them at the Bates Motel without worry, and bid good riddance at road's end.
Cruising is only tolerable for so long before you have to race. And as much as we like to only run heads-up, there's always bracket racing. In bracket racing, you can win with the slowest car at the track as long as you're consistent--or, at least as long as you can consistently borrow the keys to mom's car. Once you get caught for that, spend $200 on anything that runs, make it consistent, and spend every weekend at your local dragstrip. You might win your money back and get a smoochy from the trophy babe.Mooch. It may be possible that you don't have the coinage to even scrape together the few hundred smacks needed for the most remedial summer cruiser. That means you probably don't have a license, either. But you're not out of luck--time-honored tradition dictates that neophyte gearheads get to ride along with older buddies to learn the ropes. Throw in for gas once in a while and break your curfew plenty. Just don't get arrested--it looks bad when you're trying to get a job.


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56 consecutive games with a hit:
Joe DiMaggio, N.Y Yankees (May 15 – July 16, 1941)
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No, you don't have a Curt Nelson baseball card. He isn't a baseball player. He doesn't wear a traditional Royals uniform nor have you ever seen him on the field or perched on the dugout bench during a game.
But, he's been here…at Kauffman Stadium…for 748 straight games…until today:
May 15, 2008.
Curt, who joined the Royals front office as the Pre-Game Coordinator/Group Sales Assistant and has since moved up the ranks in the Marketing Department, entered the 2008 season (his 10th) as the Director of Marketing. At this year's home opener, there was not really any indication that Curt's streak would be coming to an end until Royals Sr. Vice President of Business Operations Kevin Uhlich made the announcement on May 1: "It is with great pleasure that we announce the promotion of Curt Nelson to the new position of Director, Royals Hall of Fame."
Yup, a new title and position. And, with that, new responsibilities, including a May 15 day-long Royals Hall of Fame meeting at HOK Sport in downtown Kansas City – during a Royals afternoon game at Kauffman Stadium.
The streak has ended on May 15, 2008.
So, on Thursday at The K, Curt was not here…
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hypogammaglobulinemia and low levels of B cells along with a benign thymic tumor (thymoma) on chest X-ray.[1][2][3] Symptoms include frequent opportunistic infections involving the sinuses and lungs, including severe CMV disease, P. carinii pneumonia, and mucocutaneous candidiasis.[2][3] While the cause of Good syndrome remains unknown, there is some evidence that a defect of the bone marrow is involved.[3] Treatment includes removal of the thymic tumor and immunoglobulin replacement.[1][2][3]Good syndrome is a rare, adult-onset primary immunodeficiency suspected in patients who exhibit
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- Tarr PE, Sneller MC, Mechanic LJ, Economides A, Eger CM, Strober W, Cunningham-Rundles C, Lucey DR. Infections in patients with immunodeficiency with thymoma (Good syndrome). Report of 5 cases and review of the literature. Medicine (Baltimore). 2001; http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/11307588. Accessed 12/6/2011.
- P Kelleher, SA Misbah. What is Good's syndrome? Immunological abnormalities in patients with thymoma. J Clin Pathol . 2003; http://jcp.bmj.com/content/56/1/12.full. Accessed 12/6/2011.
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2014: Redshirted both indoor and outdoor seasons, did not compete.
2013: Ran 2:00.08 in the 800m to finish 21st at the Blazer Invite (1/11) while also running the third leg of the 4x400m relay that finished 21st with a time of 3:30.67 ... Ran the third leg of the distance medley relay that finished fourth at the Howie Ryan Invitational (1/25-26) with a time of 10:18.73 and placed 28th in the 800m with a time of 2:01.71 ... Finished fifth in the 400m at the Jim Mize Invitational (3/16) to open the outdoor season, running 51.44 ... Set a new personal record in the 800m as he finished 29th at the Victor Lopez Invitational (3/23) with a time of 1:56.78 ... Ran 1:59.16 to finish 20th at the SFA Invitational (4/6).
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High School: Graduated from Haughton High School in 2011 ... Lettered in track and field and basketball ... Won the state title in the 800m and 1,600m runs his senior year while finishing third in both of those races at the state meet his junior year ... Named all-area, all-city and all-state in the 800m while also claiming the district and regional titles in the 800m ... Finished 22nd at the USATF Junior Olympics in 2009 ... Coached by David Haynie and Juan Plaza.
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The Canton Post of the Highway Patrol says Ronald Chapman was driving a 1996 Ford F-150 southbound on Myersville Road when he failed to negotiate a curve in the roadway near Krumroy Road. The vehicle then went left of center and off the left side of the road where it crashed into a pole around 8:02 p.m.
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I finally drew my first bull tag in AZ. It is for the 22S late rifle hunt. I have been scouting 5 or 6 times now within the last two months without much success finding many elk or sign. I saw some cows last week out off FR414 near Doll Baby Ranch and some sign off Trail 37 and FR 893. I didn't get in that area as far as I wanted because the steep and rocky road was washed out pretty good in one area.
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Drew a unit 43 muzzleloader tag in colorado. Looking for insight from those you are familiar with the unit or may have hunted it before. Not looking for anyones Secret Spots. I have a general idea of where I am thinking to start scouting. Looking to hunt the SnowMass wilderness area. Haystack, williams, hardscrable, avalache areas look like a good place to start. I have been told to avoid the Aspen side trail heads to get away for the hikers if archery hunting. Is that the same for the muzzle loader hunt or do the crowds tend to slow down in september? Possibly looking into renting horses or hiring someone to provide a drop camp. If anyone could refer me to someone. Thanks for the input. I am looking forward to start scouting soon. I am open to and would appreciate suggestions too. Thanks again.
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On almost any given day there are demonstrations on the streets of Spain and France, focusing on high youth unemployment and the crashing economy. The conservative voices in Washington love to use France as a scapegoat, and enjoy warning Americans that they are in danger of becoming another France. In fact, they have it backward. France and England have done exactly what the Tea Party lovers want by slashing programs, and they are suffering the consequences.
A few short days in France were really a jolt to me as a New Yorker. It used to be that if you went to any major mall or flashy store in Manhattan, you'd see a large number of Japanese visitors taking advantage of the difference between the value of their currency and ours. I saw with my own eyes hundreds of Chinese visitors fighting for a place on line to buy luxury goods in Paris. We always associate China with cheap knock-off goods and tough Communist governments, but these days Chinese tourists are creating an economic boom wherever they go.
President Obama recently suggested that the country embark on a massive public works effort to restore our roads and bridges. As usual, Republicans, such as Senate Minority Leader Mitch McConnell, went on record opposing such expenditures. The only kind of positive, job-building work that I saw in three foreign countries were public works jobs. President Roosevelt did it with great success — why not us now?
There's a periodic drumbeat about Muslims and the role they play in our world. Stop in Marrakesh, Morocco, and you'll meet delightful and warm-spirited citizens who never stopped singing the praises of our great country. Much to my regret, I can't often do lengthy trips around the globe, but the sacrifice was well worth the education.
Jerry Kremer was a state assemblyman for 23 years, and chaired the Assembly's Ways and Means Committee for 12 years. He now heads Empire Government Strategies, a business development and legislative strategy firm. Comments about this column? email@example.com.
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Sent you an email. if you get around to it, please reply.
I am looking for a map maker to help me out with an overview for our tabletop campaign. It is a bit of a mixture of RPG and tabletop, where players will command armies around and conquer territories. This will be for private use in our group only, but we will use the internet for planning the next steps in the game as well.
I am not looking for the whole continent displayed, but a larger piece of it, able to fit in multiple tribes and cities. It should display a land which is mostly wild, the wide areas controlled by native tribes of amazons, barbarians and animal people (like the beastmen of Warhammer), while humankind, elves and dwarves (as the civilized races) live in few, fortified cities. A good part of it will be occupied by savanna, but I'd rather not leave this blank. On many maps I saw forests, mountains and rivers depicted, and savannas and grasslands filled up the 'empty' space between them. It'd be nice if there was a way to put something there. Minor areas will contain hills, mountains and a few forests and jungles. Small symbols are fine for tribal settlements and cities, mines and other points of interest.
While I cannot go with a simple political map, where the controlled regions are covered in the respective faction colours, I would still like to include this aspect. And here comes the tricky part. Is it possible to put a semi-transparent layer on top of the finished map, which can be altered by myself later, to depict the progress of the campaign? If country A successfully invades country B for example, I would put a symbol of their faction on it to depict that it has been conquered. Since my players and I don't live in the same country, printing it out and doing it manually would be a bit difficult to keep the map up to date. I think it is still possible, but a digital version would make it much easier for me to handle. Please keep in mind, that I have only Gimp as a drawing software. Won't help much if I need to buy Photoshop first.
I am quite flexible here. A bit more than just borders and one colour would be nice, but I don't intend to spend hundreds of Euros on this project. It's a bit hard to guess how much effort it takes to draw this or that, and thereby judge how much over the top my expectations might be. But something along those lines could work, for example: The High Forest & Silver Marches, by 4gent Or4nge with a bit less blur, or The Sundered Lands, by boognish, but something like Protector 4, by Coyotemax could work as well. As I said, I am flexible about the style of the map.
Even if your own art is differing from the examples above, don't hesitate to send a link in my direction if you like the topic. I'll give it a look and reply as quickly as I can. Or maybe it's a good chance to try something new?
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Yes. Of course I want good quality and some size, the bigger the better. But again, this part will be more directed by my funds and what the artist is willing to come up with. There is no need for a fixed size or dimensions. The contained sizes and numbers of lands are not completely decided yet, so I will be able to adjust here.
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None at all. We have not started the campaign yet, and the whole setup will partly be based on the outcome of the map. I have no time limit for this, so the map maker will have neither. The only thing I ask for, is an update every two months or so if the project takes longer, so I know it has not been forgotten.
Oookay. I don't know much about this part, and I never had to discuss it before with standard commissions for art. It is hard to understand in my own language already, and English does not make things easier at all. Please, bear with me.
As said, I would like to post it in a forum in the web which we use to plan the next moves once the campaign has started, as well as altering it a bit with symbols as the game progresses. This is completely non-commercial though, and won't be used for anything else. I don't have a problem with the artist using it for anything.
Does that count as reproduction rights? Copyright will stay with the map maker for sure, and they are free to use it for commercial purposes as they see it fit.
Right now, I am planning to spend something around 50 Euro for it. I can adjust this a bit upwards if needed, but for now I would like to keep it roughly around that figure. Payment via PayPal is preferred. In Germany, a direct bank transfer can alternatively be arranged. If I can see that you successfully worked a few times with people here on the forum already, I have no qualms with payment upfront.
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Since I cannot use the message functions of the board yet, e-mail will have to do.
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Even if you're not interested in the project, feel free to comment. Any advice how to make this topic better organized, hinting at missing information for the artist or any ideas how to solve that issue with the campaign development are most welcome.
Thanks for reading.
Sent you an email. if you get around to it, please reply.
Were you going to get me sketches or is this a dead project?
This is not a dead project.
However, I am very busy with work and thereby will only be able to reply properly on weekends or (like today) holidays.
I got a lot of interesting e-mails for this request, so please give me a little time to look over them.
I will answer them today.
All e-mails are answered now. If someone still has not received an answer, please check if you got the e-mail address right. I will peek back in here next weekend.
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for Wesley, they will have to see how things go these next few games.
We better find a good guard then.
Let Prohm's Posse Ride: Hallice, Brady, Stu, Lard, Naz, Deonte, Monte, Matt, Simeon, Jordan, and Babb.
He'll be same year as brackins next year, which wouldn't be such a bad thing. although he is very good to ahve on the floor
At this point in time, it might be best for Wesley as a player if he wants a chance at the next level. Give him a year to rest it and be ready for next year so it doesn't hinder him forever.
Doesn't the NCAA have some say over a medical redshirt? What are the chance of them granting us anything at this point??
Forever trying to find a cure for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
It certainly looked like he was hurting a lot more tonight than he was against UNI. I assumed that was because it was his second game on the bad ankle with a somewhat short turnaround.
This could be a huge blow for our team this year if we don't have him.
I feel like Charlie Brown. Someone sets the ball for us to kick it (get a win) and then it's yanked away from us (might lose one of our best players).
Not horrible for the future though and it's not like we were going anywhere this season.
Wes told him that he couldnt push off.
He has played two games thus far. I think if he plays in less than 25% of the games, he can get a redshirt.
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Wes told him that he couldnt push off.
He has played two games thus far. I think if he plays in less than 25% of the games, he can get a redshirt.
I know that redshirting is different in basketball than football, but isn't it a certain percentage of non-conference halves played?
While I agree I just feel bad for Clark. This is his final year. Just a couple months ago things looked good for a decent senior season. Now with Lucca out, Wesley possibly out, Jiri effected by injury, and Haluska not making shots, it appears his chance to go out on a winning team and possibly even shine on a good team is slipping away fast.
I wish Clark could redshirt too and be back next year....
Originally Posted by JonDMiller
Wes told him that he couldnt push off.
That was painfully obvious tonight. He got blown by multiple times on D because of this. I think his foul trouble was directly related, too.
Yeah and he clearly looked very frustrated on the bench. Granted, most guys that foul out look unhappy, but Wes was wearing a big frown.
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I wish Clark could redshirt too and be back next year....
It's worth a shot to at least ask the NCAA nicely. They seem to like us.
If he can't play "his game" then why waste a year? That would make Wes, Brackins, Garrett, and Lucca all the same year next year. Along with the point guard from MI coming in next year that could make for a good future.
Here we go again... talking about the future. When is the future now?
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