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Gaughan Racing No. 62 Tundra for South Point and Germain Racing
- Gaughan is an 8-time winner in the Truck Series
- He returns to the Trucks behind wheel of No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino Tundra
- Gaughan's crew chief is Bryan Berry
- Gaughan won in the GT class in the Rolex 24 at Daytona this year
Mooresville, N.C. (February 14, 2010) - The NASCAR Camping World Truck Series fans will be excited to see one of their own return to them when the No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino Tundra takes to the track for Friday's NextEra Energy Resources 250 to kick off the 2011 racing season. Behind the wheel will be Las Vegas' Brendan Gaughan. He holds eight Truck Series wins, three poles and is excited to return in a Toyota Tundra as part of the reigning champions—Germain Racing.
"This will be the best chance I've had to win in the Truck Series at Daytona in a long time," said Gaughan, a ranking member of Truck Series history who is still smiling from his recent win in the Rolex 24 GT Class at Daytona.
Gaughan explains that while he's now a member of the elite list of Daytona race winners, he's still very enthusiastic about heading into the 2011 Truck Series season with one of the best restrictor plate teams in the garage.
"We all know that in NASCAR we go into our season with our 'Super Bowl' as our first race - Daytona. Going to Daytona with Germain Racing, a team which we all know has collected 'a few' wins on restrictor plate tracks—knowing I'll be racing their equipment, I can't help but be excited about the possibilities. Everyone wants to win at Daytona. I've done it, and I want to do it again. I'm really excited about getting into the South Point Hotel & Casino Tundra at Daytona," said Gaughan.
Bryan Berry will lead the way for Gaughan and the two will have one of the newest Tundra trucks in Germain's fleet. He has been crew chief for Gaughan in his last three Truck Series seasons.
"It's great to be back with Brendan, in the Truck Series. We have worked together at three different teams over the past five years. Germain Racing is a great fit for us and the equipment we are getting to race is exactly what you'd expect from a championship team. The two newest teams have the two brand new trucks heading into the season opener. We like our chances with chassis GR-014 and we're looking forward to all the support here at Germain," said Berry, a Homestead, FL, native who now lives in NC.
Germain Racing has two Daytona wins. Gaughan and Berry hope to make it three when the Truck Series season kicks off on Friday night. Watch Gaughan in the No. 62 South Point Hotel & Casino Tundra on Friday, February 18th, at Daytona International Speedway. The green flag is set to wave just after 7:30 PM Eastern for 100 laps/250 Miles of Daytona action. Watch live coverage on SPEED—practice is Wednesday at 4:30 PM and at noon on Thursday followed that evening by qualifying at 6:00 PM. Racing is at 7:30 PM. For radio coverage tune in to your local MRN affiliate.
Germain Racing has earned two championship titles in the Truck Series. The Toyota team owns 22 victories and 9 pole awards in the series that continues to grow ratings on SPEED. For more information on Germain Racing, visit www.GermainRacing.com or follow the team on Twitter @GermainRacing.
Brendan Gaughan holds eight Truck Series victories to go along with his two K&N Pro Series West championship titles. Follow Gaughan at www.BrendanGaughan.com or on Twitter @Brendan62.
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(Le Mars) -- The Plymouth County Supervisors approved a plan submitted by Scott Vandersluis
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Vandersluis informed the county supervisors that the wages paid to the new employees will be in the $14 to $16 per hour range. Van's Sanitation will receive a break in county taxes that will equal approximately $8,000 over the five year term. Van's Sanitation will appear before the Le Mars City Council during its next council meeting to request a tax rebate over the five-year period. The supervisors were split on the vote with Guenthner, Loutsch, and Kass voting in favor of the measure and Anderson opposing it. Van's Sanitation serves the communities of Le Mars, Hinton, Akron, Westfield, Craig and Oyens.
Nathan Kass Selected As "Boss Of The Quarter"
(Le Mars) -- The Le Mars Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday honored Nathan Kass as the Boss of the Quarter for the 3rd Quarter. Nathan is perhaps best known as the owner to the famous Le Mars eatery Bob's Drive In. Nathan was nominated by Marie Taylor and all the employees of Bob's Drive In. Undeniably, the best quick-stop in Le Mars since 1949 for a hotdog, tavern, or a malt is Bob's Drive In. Behind the legendary success of this business is an equally special family, and more specifically, a very outstanding boss. Marie says in the four years she has worked at Bob's Drive In she has observed Nate's constant courteous and kind manner with his employees and his customers. He is no doubt well suited to receive the honor of the award.
Four People Arrested During Fair Event
(Le Mars) -- Four people were arrested Saturday evening during an event at the Plymouth County Fair. At about 6:15 p.m. officers noticed a fight in the grandstand area. With the help of off-duty officers that were also in the area the fight was broken up and the parties were separated. As a result of an investigation, it was determined that Nelson Wyrnia, age 52, of Maurice left the grandstand area and confronted a 16 year old juvenile because the youth was standing and obstructing Wynia's view. This turned physical with Wynia bumping or pushing the juvenile and then the juvenile punching Wynia. As a result a family member of the juvenile, Kenedy Klein, age 18 of Le Mars tried to get involved. She was told several times to leave the area, but continued to interfere with officers. The father of Klein, Randall Klein, age 38 of Le Mars then threatened to strike an off-duty officer that was assisting officers at the scene. As a result, all four subjects were arrested for disorderly conduct due to fighting and they were taken to the Plymouth County Jail. The three adults were booked into the jail and the juvenile was held pending transportation to a juvenile holding facility.
Spencer Man Agrees To Plea Deal
SPENCER, Iowa (AP) - A man accused of killing a northwest Iowa man during a fight has agreed to a plea deal that lowers his charges.
23-year-old Chase Foote pleaded guilty to felony involuntary manslaughter and misdemeanor charges of public intoxication and assault causing bodily injury. He was later sentenced to up to seven years in prison.
Foote originally faced charges of second-degree murder and willful injury in connection with the death of 44-year-old Jefferson Wilbur, of Dickens.
Wilbur's badly beaten body was found in September. He died two months later at a hospital.
Foote must pay $150,000 to Wilbur's estate as part of the sentence.
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The Lyon County Sheriff's Office says 35-year-old Christopher Wayne Lincecum was arrested Tuesday and charged with third-degree sexual abuse.
The department began investigating Lincecum at the end of June. The Iowa Division of Criminal Investigation says Lincecum had inappropriate sexual contact with a 15-year-old girl on one of two
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23-year-old Segoviano Israel Rodriguez, of Storm Lake, was hurt Tuesday evening when the roof of a grain bin he was helping build in Slater collapsed.
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Offering a fun environment and helping people out in a rough economy is the purpose behind the new second-hand consignment store Second Thoughts, located inside J's Home Furnishings.
The new business is the brainchild of Barb Kreider and her daughter Summer Maloney, a guidance counselor at Holyoke JR/SR High School.
Second Thoughts hopes to open its doors on Monday, Feb. 2. Hours of operation will be Monday-Friday, 10 a.m.-5:30 p.m. and Saturday, 8 a.m.-12 noon.
The store will offer clothing for men, women (including maternity), infants and children, as well as shoes, purses, jewelry, scarves, belts and decorative household items.
Though they do not open until Feb. 2, Kreider and Maloney are currently taking in items for merchandise. Those wanting to bring in items before the store opens can contact Kreider at 466-3401 or 466-2309.
Kreider said the idea of opening a consignment store "evolved a little faster than we originally planned." She and Summer have always enjoyed shopping at consignment stores in other areas like Fort Collins in the past, and thought perhaps one could do well in Holyoke.
However, she did not start to think seriously about it until the space on the south side of J's Home Furnishings became available.
"After 18 years of running a lawn care business, I was ready for a change," said Kreider, "and with the economy the way it is, it seemed like a good time to do this."
She added she is very grateful to Jackie and Toby Thompson, who encouraged her idea for the store and worked hard to clear their inventory and get the space ready for the new business.
Though it's happening sooner than she expected, Kreider and Maloney are not approaching their endeavor blindly. They have talked with many other owners of consignment stores to find out how they run their businesses.
Once the store is open, those who would like to bring in merchandise can come into the store to have the items inspected and priced. Each consignor will then have to sign an agreement detailing the terms of the 90-day consignment period.
The agreement states the store will keep the articles for 90 days. If an item does not sell within the first 30 days, the store will drop the price 20 percent. If it does not sell after another 30 days, another 20 percent will be taken off the price.
At 90 days, the consignor will have the option to take back the item or to donate it to the store. If there is no response within three days of being notified by the store, the items automatically become the property of Second Thoughts.
Consignors can collect the money they have made on the first day of the month, or at the end of the 90-day consignment period.
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They understand there will sometimes be questions on whether certain clothing is acceptable. If unsure, just bring the item by the store or call and ask. They will consider all items that are brought in.
Second Thoughts' "Drop and Run" system will allow people with many items, or those on the go, to drop off merchandise to be sorted through by the store. The consignor can then return later to pick up the rejected articles and/or to sign the agreement.
Items the store will not accept include undergarments, lingerie, swimwear, pajamas, hats/caps, electric items (except lamps) and kitchen appliances.
As Maloney pointed out, there are many people who have clothing or other things they would like to get rid of, but feel a garage sale would be too much work. "Now they can bring their stuff here, and still get money out of it, but we do all the work for them."
But it won't be all work and no play for the owners, who see the new business as an exciting adventure and a chance for quality mother/daughter time.
One fun activity the duo is planning within the next few months is "Prom Night." With the prom season coming up shortly, the business will be accepting prom dresses for a limited time. A special night will then be scheduled for high school girls to come in and enjoy refreshments and win door prizes as they look for a dress.
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A week has passed since my return from Italy and as summer vacations go…well, I've gone with the flow and I'm sticking with it. The blogging ratio is still low, but the cycling continues, as it continues to be the most important form of transportation for me, all year round. And being able to mix it up with train travel seals the deal.
With those modes, it doesn't matter where you need to go in the Netherlands. Well over 17.000 kilometers of nearly flawless bicycle paths/lanes and routes will get you anywhere, from big and dense cities to the rural outskirts. My friends Helen and Les from Ottawa can tell you all about it.
Too far? A train station will always be close. It not only costs very little, you also meet people. In the summer the bar for that is always set low. Whether it's when you help other people getting their bikes on the train and/or negotiating the compartment parking, giving tips to foreign visitors or just the bike itself, a conversation is inevitable. Before you know it, you've arrived at your destination. And that's just one of the perks :).
So, in that sense, Mr Freight and I had a 'busy' week. Riding on the streets of Amsterdam, for the flimsiest of excuses and the more designated ones.
Riding to a party with a friend & observing while waiting for the light to go green.
Visiting a friend in Arnhem, where the daily cycle routines seem to be predictably a-ok.
Strengthening the family ties by going for a ride with my niece & nephew and sister-in-law.
But what about the title of this post, you ask? Simple, I will be traveling again at the end of this week, this time to beautiful Berlin. Whether there will be any cycling involved remains to be seen, but it's hard to imagine there won't be.


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SEAL COVE, Maine-- It has been three months since the Sandy Hook tragedy that killed 26 people, many children. The Newtown community continues to mourn the loss. Last December, we brought you the story of a group of Mainers responding to the shooting. Now their dream to build a memorial to remember those lost is a reality.
A four foot by eight foot granite stone etched with all 26 victims names is almost ready to be delivered to Sandy Hook. It was made possible by dozens of Mainers willing to donate their time and labor to create the stone.
Stonecutter Brian Hawkins spent over 100 hours on the stone, "I hope we give them a little closure. It's a terrible thing that's happen. Anyway I could help, I would. I wish I could bring all of them back for them but I can't. They won't be forgotten."
Hawkins is just one of the many willing to help make this memorial possible. The stone was donated from a local quarry and a local designer created a dozen sketches until the design was just right.
Designer Noah Mohr said, "I can't even put it into words, you know, to think about that phone call or them not getting off the bus. I couldn't fathom it, but to be able to give back to them and I don't know them you know is pretty incredible."
Mohr spent nearly 100 hours making the children's names look like a child's writing written in crayon. The teachers' names are carved in gold.
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•2009-10 Horizon League Co-Defensive Player of the Year.
•Chosen to the 2010 Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship All-Tournament Team.
•One of nine players who share Butler's single season record for games played (38).
•Chosen to the 2010-11 Horizon League All-Defensive Team.
•Named to the 2011 Lefty Driesell Defensive All-America Team.
•Chosen to the 2010-11 Horizon League Academic All-League Team.
2010-11 Highlights:
Starting guard in Butler's first four games and 23 total games...played in 36 games...sat out the Evansville and Loyola games after suffering concussion symptoms in Butler's win at Siena...had 14 points and five assists in Butler's exhibition victory over Florida Southern...posted four points, four rebounds and four assists in the exhibition game against Hanover...posted five points, five assists and four steals in Butler's opener against Marian...tallied seven points at Louisville...grabbed five rebounds against Ball State...missed all but one minute of the game at Siena after suffering a head injury in a collision early in the contest...returned to Butler's starting lineup against Duke and posted four assists and four rebounds...had six points and five assists at Xavier...scored nine points against Mississippi Valley State...posted six points and three rebounds in Butler's victory over Stanford...matched his career-high with 16 points, all in the second half, and added four rebounds and a game-high five assists against Utah at the Diamond Head Classic...scored eight points, including three free throws in the final minute, against Florida State at the Diamond Head Classic....had three points, three rebounds and three assists against Washington State in the championship game of the Diamond Head Classic...scored 11 points and had a game-high four steals in Butler's home victory over Valparaiso...posted second consecutive double-figures scoring performance with 12 points at Milwaukee...had 13 points and matched his career-high with eight rebounds against Cleveland State at Hinkle Fieldhouse...matched his season-high with four steals against Youngstown State...had a season-high seven assists in Butler's win at Detroit...grabbed five rebounds in a career-high 41 minutes against Milwaukee at home...had five points and six rebounds at Valparaiso...didn't start at Cleveland State because of a cut on his left hand, suffered at Youngstown State, but came off the bench with four assists...scored 10 points and matched his career-high with eight rebounds against UIC...had nine points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals in Butler's home win over Wright State...came off the bench with two points, three rebounds and three assists at UIC...had eight points and three rebounds in a reserve role in Butler's final regular season game against Loyola...came off the bench with six points, three rebounds and three assists in Butler's victory over Cleveland State in the Horizon League Tournament semifinals...had five points, three assists and three steals against Old Dominion in the NCAA Tournament...hit four clutch free throws in the overtime period against Florida in the championship game of the Southeast Regional...pulled down six rebounds against VCU in the national semifinals.
2009-10: Named Horizon League Co-Defensive Player of the Year...chosen to the 2010 Speedway Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship All-Tournament Team...played in all 38 Butler games this season, including 33 as a starter...ranked third in the Horizon League in assist/turnover ratio (1.8)...led the team in assists and steals...came off the bench for the first time in his young Butler career and contributed eight points, five assists and three steals in Butler's victory over Davidson...had four assists in a reserve role at Northwestern...posted six points, two rebounds and two assists against UCLA in the second round of the 76 Classic...had six points, two rebounds and four assists against Clemson in the 76 Classic...recorded a career-high five steals in Butler's league-opener against Valparaiso...had four rebounds and three steals against Georgetown in the Jimmy V Classic...contributed eight points, four rebounds and four assists to Butler's victory over Ohio State...hit six free throws and scored eight points in his return to Alabama to play UAB...had four points, four rebounds, three assists and three steals in Butler's home win over Green Bay...tallied eight points in Butler's victory at home over Milwaukee...had six points and six assists in Butler's victory at Wright State...hit five clutch free throws in the second half and overtime period and scored seven points in Butler's victory at Detroit...scored 11 points and added five assists and three steals to help Butler beat Cleveland State in Hinkle Fieldhouse...posted seven assists in Butler's home win over Youngstown State...had five rebounds, four assists and three steals in Butler's win at Loyola...grabbed six rebounds and added four points and four assists at Green Bay...hit five of six shots and scored 13 points in Butler's win at Milwaukee...tallied nine points and five assists to help lift Butler over Detroit in Hinkle Fieldhouse...recorded a career-high eight assists in Butler's home win over Wright State...scored eight points and added four assists at Youngstown State...had eight points at Cleveland State...hit seven of nine shots and scored a career-high 16 points to help lead Butler past UIC at Hinkle Fieldhouse...came off the bench with eight points and a team-high six assists in Butler's nationally-televised victory over Siena...posted six points, five rebounds, five assists and three steals at Valparaiso...scored 13 points and grabbed a career-high eight rebounds against Milwaukee in the semifinals of the Horizon League Tournament...tallied nine points and had team-highs of five assists and three steals in Butler's victory over Wright State in the championship game of the 2010 Speedway Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship...scored 15 points and dished off six assists to lead Butler pas Murray State in the second round of the NCAA Tournament...had seven points and matched his career-high with five steals against Syracuse in the West Regional semifinals...posted four points, five rebounds, five assists and four steals against Kansas State in the championship game of the West Regional...had five points, six rebounds and three steals against Michigan State in the national semifinals...posted seven points and six rebounds against Duke in the NCAA Division I national championship game.
2008-09: Starter in all 32 games in his initial season with the Bulldogs...shared the Butler freshman record for games started (32) with teammates Shelvin Mack and Gordon Hayward...averaged 27.1 minutes as a freshman...second on the team in assists and third in steals...finished fifth on the team in rebounding and sixth in scoring...ranked 10th in the Horizon League in assist/turnover ratio (1.2) in conference games only...posted three double-figures scoring performances in initial season with the Bulldogs...hit all four shots that he attempted, including the game-winner in the final minute, and scored a career-high 11 points in Butler's final regular season game against Cleveland State...had six points, three rebounds, four assists and three steals and drew the defensive assignment of chasing national scoring leader Stephen Curry in Butler's win at Davidson...tallied ten points in Butler's victory at #14 Xavier...had ten points in the Bulldogs' game at Milwaukee...hit a career-best two three-point field goals and finished with nine points in Butler's first win at Wright State in five years...scored seven points and had career-highs of six rebounds and seven assists to lead the Bulldogs to a road victory at Bradley...posted a game-high six assists in Butler's victory at Loyola...had five points and a career-high four steals in Butler's win over Florida Gulf Coast...led all players with four assists and added two steals and his first collegiate field goal in his Butler debut at Drake.
High School: First team All-State point-guard at Homewood High School...Birmingham News 2008 Boys South and Hoover Player of the Year...named to the Super Five All-Metro team as a senior...named to the Alabama All-Star Team for the 18th Alabama-Mississippi Classic...averaged 15.3 points, 6.9 rebounds and 5.2 assists as a senior...helped lead Homewood to a 31-5 record and the Alabama 6A state finals in 2007-08...named to the All-Tournament team at the state championship...led Homewood with 15 points in the state championship game...had eight points, 10 rebounds and nine assists in Homewood's victory over Sidney Lanier in the state semi-finals...scored a career-high 38 points against Briarwood as a junior...had a high-game of 14 rebonds against Gadsden as a senior...posted a career-high 10 assists against Leeds as a junior and against Carver as a senior..averaged 14 points, five rebounds and 5.2 assists as a junior...High School Coach: Tim Shepler.


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14 July 2009 | News story
The IUCN Centre for Mediterranean Cooperation has moved to a new building, up the same road. Please note the change: C/ Marie Curie 22 (previously 35).
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Might be a little early, but I can't wait for this game. Let's Go Cyclones and get win #7 this season!!!
Credit Whore.
Go Cyclones! Lets go 7-5!
I just imagine Snyder saying these on the sidelines and it makes me giggle...FOOLS!
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When Prepared, Fear No One.
I have gotten those pictures from this website about conference expansion:
Portraits of Conference Realignment - Rock M Nation
There are some more and they are pretty humorous.
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Credit Whore.
Go Cyclones! Lets go 7-5!
Says ye who foolishly squandered away all his credits down to a mere 9,000.
I think were get it done. 7-5 and on to 8 with the bowl game.
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I have gotten those pictures from this website about conference expansion:
Portraits of Conference Realignment - Rock M Nation
There are some more and they are pretty humorous.
+rep for you. The Pollard one gave me a chuckle, but this one had me giggling
Anybody in Manhattan? last chance has some thugggs! Haha
man I wanna win so bad!!!!!!!
Just woke up and decided to check in and then check the weather.
Plan to be tailgaiting in about 5 hours.
Anybody in Manhattan? last chance has some thugggs! Haha
I guess I'm too old to understand...I'm going back to bed.
Excessive intake of alcohol, we all know, kills brain cells, but naturally it attacks the slowest and weakest brain cells first. In this way regular consumption of beer eliminates the weaker brain cells, making the brain a faster and more efficient machine. That's why you always feel smarter after a few beers.
just woke up in our hotel in topeka and heading to the game now! go cyclones!
Looks like it's going to be a rainy Saturday in Manhattan,GO CYCLONES!
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Abortion | Meat, pickaxes, trains: A new undercover video and recording is a glimpse inside a late-term abortionist's callous imagination
Pro-life activist group Live Action released an undercover video and recording this morning of a prominent abortionist comparing a dead, unborn baby to "meat in a Crock-Pot," and joking he used a "pickax" and "drill bit" as surgical abortion tools. The video is the fourth Live Action has published in 10 days as part of an undercover investigation into abortion facility practices.
The latest video (see below) features LeRoy Carhart, a former associate of the late abortionist George Tiller, and one of just a few people in the country willing to perform late-term abortions. Carhart divides his work hours between his abortion centers in Bellevue, Neb., and Germantown, Md. He performs late-term abortions in Maryland because they are legal there, while Nebraska outlaws most abortions at 22 weeks of gestation.
Carhart most recently made headlines in February, when one of his Maryland patients, 29-year-old Jennifer McKenna Morbelli, died after he aborted her 33-week baby.
Live Action sent two pregnant women—one last December and another in March—into Carhart's Nebraska facility, the Abortion & Contraception Clinic of Nebraska, one with a hidden camera and the other with a microphone. They pretended to be seeking abortions.
The woman who visited in March was 26 weeks pregnant. She asked Carhart about getting an abortion at his Maryland facility, and asked how the baby would be delivered during the abortion.
"It'll compress down and come through … because it's not alive. [It] gets soft, like, mushy," Carhart said, making a squishing noise picked up by the hidden microphone. "So you push it through."
"So what makes the baby mushy?" asked the woman.
"The fact that it's not alive for two or three days," Carhart answered. He performs late-term abortions by killing the baby with a lethal injection a few days before inducing delivery.
The woman probed, "Will it start to decay or something?"
"No, it's like putting meat in a Crock-Pot, OK? It doesn't get broke—it gets softer. It doesn't get infected," said Carhart.
Later, the investigator asked whether Carhart had a "toolkit" to remove the baby if she wasn't able to deliver it. In response, Carhart joked, "A pickax, a drill bit, you know," and laughed. He then said there were "instruments that have been developed" for such procedures.
When the woman asked what would happen if the baby survived the abortion, Carhart said it would go to the hospital and then to foster care, but added, "With the medicine we would have given it—I'd have better luck standing in front of a train and getting hit and surviving—going 100 miles an hour—than the baby will."
Carhart also told the woman not to call 911 if she went into labor at her hotel before returning to his facility to deliver the dead baby: "Just get in the car. Call me."
The abortionist's statements to Live Action's investigators are "shocking and disturbing" for their callousness, Live Action founder Lila Rose told me.
Carhart opened an abortion center in Germantown in 2010 after Nebraska tightened its abortion laws. In Maryland, abortions are legal up to 28 weeks—or later if the life or health of the mother is considered threatened or if there is a fetal abnormality.
Although Carhart claimed to a Washington Post reporter in 2011 that he had only performed late-term abortions involving fetal abnormalities at his Germantown facility, his comments to the Live Action investigator in Nebraska suggest that is no longer the case. While acknowledging the investigator's baby had no problems, he told her she could get an elective abortion in Germantown.
"Here we cannot do it, but in Maryland we can do it," he said.
"Carhart is basically rubber-stamping [late-term] abortion for two women with perfectly healthy babies," said Rose.
In the recording, Carhart makes a reference to Morbelli, the woman who died in February after getting a 33-week abortion in Germantown.
"We have had one woman that died in the clinic, OK?" he said to the investigator. "She was a lot farther along than you. It was reported to the coroner and everything, and they said, 'Yeah, she died, again, of complications of the pregnancy, but not from the abortion.' Everything from the abortion went fine."
But that has yet to be determined. Maryland authorities began a probe into Morbelli's death in February, and the state medical examiners' office has apparently not yet released a full autopsy report that would help reveal whether Carhart's abortion was the cause of death. Morbelli, from New York, had sought the abortion after learning her baby had an undisclosed abnormality. She had originally planned to keep the baby, a girl she named Madison Leigh.
A previous Live Action video showed a Washington, D.C., abortionist admitting he wouldn't help a baby survive if it was born alive in his facility after a botched abortion.


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WASHINGTON (AP) - Bryce Harper homered, Ian Desmond had three extra-base hits, Danny Espinosa provided his first two RBIs of the season, and the Washington Nationals beat the Chicago White Sox 5-2 Wednesday night to stay unbeaten at home.
In a game that began 16 minutes late because, the Nationals explained, the umpires got stuck in traffic, Washington starter Jordan Zimmermann (2-0) limited Chicago to two runs and seven hits in seven innings. Both runs scored on groundouts.
Drew Storen pitched the eighth, and closer Rafael Soriano worked around a hit in the ninth for his fourth save in five chances.
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(Washington) - Eleven Members of the United States Helsinki Commission have written to Russian President Vladimir Putin, expressing their "deep concerns about the terrible conflict in Chechnya" and urging that the "Russian Government take all possible actions to alleviate the situation for the many innocent victims of the brutal violence" in the region.
"We urge you to make a renewed effort to find a political solution to the conflict in Chechnya, as was called for in the final communique of the OSCE's 1999 Istanbul summit. We ask that all possible steps be taken to reduce the terrible toll of suffering in Chechnya and in surrounding areas. Reports of a high number of civilian casualties suffered during clean up operations ('zachistki') are particularly disturbing."
In the September 16 letter, Helsinki Commission Members call attention to the conflict in Chechnya as "one of the greatest tragedies that has taken place within the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) during the past decade." The Commissioners called upon the Russian Government not to forcibly return thousands of internally displaced Chechen refugees from their safe-haven in a neighboring province.
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A basketball camp will be held Monday-Friday, June 1-5 in the HHS new gym. It is intended for all boys and girls who will be in grades 1-8 this coming fall.
From 9 a.m.-12 noon each morning, coaches will work with campers who will be in grades 5-8, and from 1-3:30 p.m. they will work with the first-fourth grade campers.
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Spirolock Tool
What company makes a spiral-lock installation tool? Sore fingers and thumbs from installing the locks into pistons is a real drag.
Randy Guynn
Pasadena, TX
We've all got plenty of old wounds from installing Spirolocks in pistons and hose ends on stainless steel braided hose. Piston pin bores can also get torn up by the small screwdrivers often used as improvised Spirolock installation and removal aids. The solution is, of course, getting the right tool for the job. For piston pin locks, Lock-In-Tool sells Spirolock as well as round-wire-lock installation tools; they're available in 4140 hardened steel for repeated use by the professional engine builder or in more affordable lightweight plastic for the home builder. Order by type of retainer (Spirolock or round wire), tool material (steel or plastic), and piston pin diameter. Also available from Lock-In-Tool is The Lockbuster, which makes short work of removing those pesky Spirolocks.
Waxhaw,NC 704/843-5477 www.lockintool.com
421 Pontiac Combo
I'm in the process of a frame-off restoration (my first) on a '65 GTO. When finished I want something that not only looks good but runs strong and can go on the Power Tour(r) without any problems. I'm running a Muncie four-speed and a 12-bolt rearend with an Eaton three-series Posi and 3.31:1 gears for cruising. I have a '66 421 engine (block casting No. 9782611, manufactured 10/10/65). The heads are casting No. 9778777, manufactured 2/19/65, with 1.92-inch intake valves and 1.66-inch exhaust valves. With its advertised 10.5:1 compression ratio, I think it was rated at 338 hp. It has a new Edelbrock Performer 750-cfm carb (PN 1411) and Performer intake (PN 2156).
What I want to do is wake up the tired, old engine and get the best I can on somewhat of a budget and high gears. I don't want to be embarrassed at a light by just anyone. I have a good local speed shop to do the machining; I will do all the assembly.
What can I use to get the best horsepower and torque in the way of cam, headers, and so on? Are the heads sufficient as is, or should I consider major machine work and bigger valves? Or would I be better off to spring for new heads? Is the 750 carb about right? Bobby Wigington Denison, TX
Although your 421 block was indeed used for '66 factory engine builds, our best information is that your No. 77 heads were originally installed on '65 Tri-power 421 engines (356 or 376 hp, depending on the cam, both with a factory-advertised 10.75:1 compression ratio). You didn't mention just what your budget actually is, so working with longtime Pontiac guru Ken Crocie at H-O Enterprises, I've come up with a three-stage improvement plan, predicated on your existing trans, mild rear gears, and concomitant desire for long-distance cruising. Each stage garners considerable power and torque improvements over its predecessor but is correspondingly more expensive (you get what you pay for).
Achieving the compression ratios discussed below may require milling the block to obtain the desired piston deck height. Typical virgin, uncut Pontiac blocks usually start out between 10.240 and 10.250 inches, crank centerline to block deck (we use 10.240 as the basis for our piston deck height values, i.e. a zero piston deck height equates to 10.240 inches, crank centerline to block deck). For street use, maintain at least 0.035 inch of total piston-to-head clearance after block milling, including the head gasket compressed thickness. On the other hand, piston-to-head clearances in excess of 0.070 inch are not desirable due to loss of quench.
Heads can also be milled to increase the compression ratio. Generally, uncut Pontiac heads can be milled at least 0.040 inch; each 0.005 inch removed from the cylinder head deck surface decreases the chamber volume about 1 cc on '67-and-later open chamber heads.
Stage 1 is simply freshening up your present combo. It assumes retention of the existing Edelbrock Performer intake and 750-cfm carb (although carburetor recalibration is required). The Performer's runner dimensions closely match the existing small-valve/small-runner 421 heads. For reference, your present No. 77 421 heads have an advertised 68cc combustion chamber volume.
Any true 4-into-1 header set backed by a dual 2.5- or 3-inch-od exhaust system and mufflers is acceptable at this level. Convert to electronic ignition-grab an HEI distributor out of the wrecking yard or convert your existing small-cap Delco points distributor to breakerless using available aftermarket conversion kits such as those available from PerTronix.
The stock Pontiac 6.625-inch center-to-center cast rods and rod bolts are marginal at best. Rebuilding the stock Pontiac rods and upgrading to premium bolts costs around $200, but for just $40 more, Pacific Performance Racing will sell you a set of 5140 forged-steel I-beam rods set up for pressed or floating pins.
Forged shelf-stock pistons are no longer available for a 421, but several sources still offer 428 Pontiac pistons that can be used in a 421 with appropriate overbore because both engines share the same 4.0-inch stroke. The stock 421ci Pontiac bore is 4.09375 inches, while that of a 428 is 4.12 inches. Most 421 blocks can be overbored up to 0.090 inch. The 428 pistons produce well over 10.0:1 compression in a 421, but with Pontiac factory iron heads on pump gas, a street-driven engine shouldn't exceed 9.5:1 max. The Speed-Pro piston listed in the accompanying table has enough thickness to deepen its as-delivered -10.5cc dish to -20 cc, reducing compression to about 9.4:1 with typical block deck heights and a high-performance Fel-Pro head gasket. H-O Enterprises sells a set of the pistons already machined with the deeper dishes for about $500.
All pistons in the table are ostensibly designed for '67-and-later heads that have slightly different valve angles than '66-and-earlier castings, but as noted in the table, several are acceptable for use with early No. 77 heads and street-level cams because of the pistons' deep dish, the heads' small-diameter valves, and the fact that the valve seats themselves in these castings are quite deep in relation to the head deck.
No. 77 heads have less intake/exhaust valve seat spacing compared with later Pontiac heads, which precludes installing larger 2.11/1.77-inch valves. However, to prevent seat erosion with today's unleaded fuels, the heads should be rebuilt with hardened insert exhaust valve seats and stainless steel valves installed on both the intake and exhaust (SI Performance is one affordable choice). Use a good three-angle Pontiac-style valve job (put a 30-degree seat angle on the intake side).
The street-style exhaust system, somewhat weak stock Pontiac exhaust port, and mild 3.31:1 rearend ratio point toward a dual-profile cam with a fairly wide lobe-separation ratio that favors the exhaust side. H-O suggests its HCO2 cam (233/244 degrees at 0.050, 0.480/0.485-inch valve lift with the standard Pontiac 1.5:1 rockers, 114-degree lobe-separation angle, 108-degree intake centerline). With this cam and a milled block and heads, converting to an adjustable valvetrain is highly recommended. H-O Racing offers a low-buck conversion kit under PN SK-61. In a 421, this cam should peak at 5,200 to 5,400 rpm. Expect 385 hp and 480 to 500 lb-ft for no more than a $3,000 outlay, including balancing.
Stage 2 is the intermediate package. The major change is installing later-model heads with open combustion chambers, larger valves, and bigger ports. The '72-and-later castings are still relatively plentiful, have larger 91 to 101cc chambers that keep compression under control without the need for special pistons or piston machining, and use induction-hardened, unleaded-gas-compatible exhaust valve seats. Acceptable late-model castings include the 7K3 ('72 400, 96cc chamber), the 4X ('73 to '74 400 version, full No. 488534, 98 cc; avoid the 4X 455, full No. 488541, 114 cc), or the 6X ('76 to '79 400, 101 cc). There is also a relatively rare version of the 6X used on a Pontiac 350 with 91cc chambers (ID by an additional, separate number 4 stamped on the accessory boss above the center exhaust port). The 7K3, 4X, and 6X heads all have desirable screw-in rocker arm studs stock. The 4X and 6X also have all exhaust port header boltholes drilled and tapped, but on many 7K3 heads the outer exhaust port header boltholes are not drilled (not good for header sealing). On the other hand, 7K3 heads have 2.11/1.77 valves; the 4X and 6X heads use 2.11/1.66 valves. Installing 1.77 valves in 4X/6X heads requires grinding through the factory induction-hardened seat, mandating insert-style hardened seats to maintain unleaded fuel compatibility. A 1.77 exhaust valve provides little, if any, improvement over a 1.66.
Using an available Probe piston with a -5.5cc dish and surfacing the block to yield a zero to -0.005-inch piston deck height develops compression ratios in the 8.5:1 to 9.5:1 range, depending on which of the preceding heads is used (see table).
These heads' dimensionally larger intake runners and bigger valves work best with the Edelbrock Performer RPM intake (PN 7156). You can still slide by with the 750-cfm carb-but consider upgrading to an 800-cfm Quadrajet or Holley 800-cfm double-pumper (PN 0-4780). Everything else can stay the same as Stage 1. Depending on how much the heads and head prep set you back, at worst figure on $5,000 for the entire Stage 2 engine build. But the payoff is at least 425 reliable horsepower and torque in the mid-500s.
Stage 3 pulls out all the stops (and your wallet). The basis is an aftermarket 488ci stroker rotating assembly. These kits include a premium forged-steel stroker crank with big-block Chevy 2.20-inch rod journals, 6.8-inch center to center big-block Chevy H- or I-beam forged connecting rods, 0.990-inch-od big-block Chevy piston pins, short-height forged pistons, main and rod bearings, and piston rings. Caution: Most commonly listed Pontiac stroker kits use cranks designed for the 3.00-inch main journal Pontiac blocks (326, 350, 389, or 400), not a large, 3.25-inch main journal block like the 421, 428, or 455. Probe Industries is one source for piecing together a 488 stroker rotating assembly for a large-journal Pontiac. Major components include the 4.5-inch-stroke, large journal, crank (PN DG3-455-B4500), lightweight forged I-beam 6.8-inch-long rods (PN 11668), and flat-top forged pistons (PN 14842-035). At this level, everything must be trial-fit and checked for clearance; block clearance-grinding may be needed.
With aluminum heads you can run as high as 10.5:1 compression on pump premium gas-namely, Edelbrock heads with 87cc combustion chambers (complete assembly, PN 60579, two required). Edelbrock heads have round Ram Air IV-style exhaust ports that require complementary headers. About the only game in town that fits the early GTO with round-port heads with floor-shifted auto and manual trannies is made by Doug's Headers. Listed for '64 to '72 GTOs, the set has 17/8-inch primaries x 31/2-inch collectors: PNs D567-R (uncoated) or D567 (metallic-ceramic-coated).
The cam for Stage 3 is an H-O Enterprises custom hydraulic roller. Grind HR03 has intake/exhaust specs of: 242/248 degrees at 0.050-inch tappet lift, 0.602/0.597-inch lift with 1.65:1 (Ram Air IV ratio) roller rockers, 112-degree lobe-separation angle, and 106-degree intake centerline. Keep the Performer RPM but feed it with an 850-cfm double-pumper carb (such as Holley PN 0-4781). Use a Ready-to-Run MSD billet distributor with vacuum advance (PN 8528) amplified by an MSD 6AL box (PN 6200).
The complete Stage 3 buildup will cost in the neighborhood of $10,000, but the payoff is 525 to 550 hp and well over 600 lb-ft. Good luck on your frame-off rebuild.
Doug's Headers-PerTronix Inc.
San Dimas, CA 909/599-5955 www.pertronix.com
Edelbrock Corp.
Torrance, CA 310/781-2222 (general) or 800/416-8628 (tech) www.edelbrock.com
Fel-Pro-Speed-Pro-Federal Mogul Corp.
Southfield, MI 248/354-7700 www.power-21.com/federalmogul power21i/
H-O Enterprises
Rancho Cucamonga, CA 909/980-1451
Holley Performance Products
Bowling Green, KY 270/781-9741 (tech) or 800/HOLLEY-1 ext. 8530 (nearest dealer) www.holley.com
KB Performance Pistons (United Engine and Machine Co.)
Carson City, NV 800/648-7970 or 775/882-7790 www.kb-silvolite.com
MSD Ignition
El Paso, TX 915/857-5200 (general) or 915/855-7123 (tech) www.msdignition.com
Pacific Performance Racing
San Pedro, CA 310/832-4596 www.pacificperformanceracing.com
Probe Industries
Torrance, CA 866/249-9142 or 310/784-2977 www.probeindustries.com
SI Industries Inc.
Simi Valley, CA 800/564-8258 or 805/582-0085 www.sivalves.com
Mustang 302 Combo
I wanted your opinion on cylinder head selection. I'm looking at various aftermarket heads, but there are so many choices out there. I'm leaning toward the Edelbrock RPM or Victor Jr. heads or other equivalent aftermarket heads for my Ford 302. Up until now, I've been running the engine with cast-iron heads and Ford Racing's B303 cam; even with the Victor Jr. intake, it was very streetable. Low-end torque was OK. I want the combo to be more rowdy but still keep some streetability. I'm hoping for 390 to 400 hp with a good tune. I'm not really worried about breaking anything yet, as the rear rubber is only BFGoodrich 255/60R15.
Except for the choice of heads, I've got the rest of my upgrade package pretty well nailed down: '67 Mustang coupe, '93 302-HO roller motor, '93 Cobra T5 transmission, Mexican X-block (500 hp capable?), stock crank with phosphor-bronze bushings, notched Speed-Pro pistons, a Ford Racing X303 cam, an Edelbrock Victor Jr. intake, a Mallory Comp 110 electric fuel pump, a Holley 650-cfm double-pump carburetor, and a 3-inch exhaust (blowing out the side-it's cool).
Paul Hoeferlin
Beavercreek, OH
Paul, recognize that you're dealing with a 302-sized engine-not a 347, 351, or larger mill. With its 210cc intake runner volume, the Victor Jr. head (or similar aftermarket heads) are way too large for a street-driven, normally aspirated 302. You want a head with about 165 to 170cc intake runners. Good heads in this range include the Air Flow Research (AFR) 165, the Edelbrock Performer, and the Edelbrock Performer RPM, among others. Any of these flow enough to meet your goals.
Getting to 400 hp while preserving marginal streetability means the engine must make about 1.32 hp/ci. That's a pretty stout motor. The compression ratio should be at least 10.0:1, if not higher. I don't know which specific piston part number you're currently running, but generally to get at least 10.0:1 out of a more-or-less stock 302/5.0L short-block requires running zero or negative (piston above block at TDC) deck heights and the smallest combustion chamber you can find. Of these three heads, at 58 cc, AFR's casting has the smallest chambers as-delivered, and it can be straight-milled to 54 cc.
Looking at the cam, Ford's X303 grind is really designed for fuel-injected applications. It has about the right duration and lift, but the 112-degree lobe-separation angle (LSA) is too wide, especially if running a carburetor. The 302's short 3-inch stroke and short 5.09-inch center to center connecting rod length plus the Victor Jr.'s short runners all point toward tight lobe separation, so the intake valve opens earlier. A narrower LSA also helps the low-end torque in the small-displacement engine if you don't have many vacuum-operated accessories to deal with. Consider instead Comp's Thumpr series, which has the latest quick-acting lobe profiles, a 107-degree LSA, and a 102-degree intake centerline. The Thumpr 283THR7 is a little bit more streetable and probably the better choice for daily use; it should make around 380 hp in a combination like yours. The Mutha Thumpr 291THR7 idles rougher and vacuum may be marginal in a 302, but it's worth another 10 to 15 hp above 5,800 rpm. Comp still grinds these cams on the stock Ford base circle diameter, so they should work fine with OEM-type hydraulic roller lifters and spiders. I'd like to see at least 3.70:1 rear gears and headers with 1 5/8-inch primaries into 3- or 3 1/2-inch collectors with any of these cams. Be prepared to wind up the engine (the manual trans helps here).
Air Flow Research
Valencia, CA 877/892-8844 or 661/257-8124 www.airflowresearch.com
Comp Cams
Memphis, TN 800/999-0853 (tech) or 901/795-2400 (general) www.compcams.com
Edelbrock Corp.
Torrance, CA 800/416-8628 (tech) or 310/781-2222 (general) www.edelbrock.com/automotive
Ford Racing Performance Parts
Dearborn, MI 800/FORD-788 www.fordracingparts.com
Coefficient Of Drag
Could you please tell me where I could find a list of the coefficient of drag of all cars?
Ivon Richardsen
Penticton, BC, Canada
The most comprehensive Cd list I've seen is on Mayfield Motorsport's website.
Mayfield Motorsports
Pahrump, NV www.mayfco.com/tbls.htm
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The Lock-In-Tool is available for most popular pin diameters in steel and plastic. These examples are for 0.927-inch-od small-block Chevy pins. The steel version (left) fits spiral-type locks; on the right is a wire-lock installer in plastic. The clip inserts into the opposite pin groove to prevent the pin from sliding out of the piston during initial installation.Using the installer, Spirolock installation now takes seconds instead of minutes. Simply spin the lock onto the tool until the end of the lock aligns with the tool's registration mark. Tilt the tool slightly to the left and insert it into the pin bore to place the lock into the groove. Square the tool and turn counterclockwise until the lock spins completely into the groove.