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WHEELING - If you plan to be a part of the 37th annual Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Classic this Memorial Day weekend, whether as a spectator or competitor, be prepared to leave all bags, backpacks, purses or strollers in your vehicle.
For event organizers, last month's deadly bombing near the finish line of the Boston Marathon has highlighted the need to be prepared for anything, even though law enforcement officials believe the chance of a similar attack during Wheeling's race - set for May 24-25 on the streets of Wheeling - is minimal.
"That doesn't mean it can't happen here," said Deputy Police Chief Martin Kimball, who has been in charge of course safety for the race for many years. "Small-town America has been plagued with some of the worst tragedies, so we've got to be ready."
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Ogden Newspapers Half Marathon Race Committee members meet to prepare for the event, slated May 24-25 in Wheeling. From front left are Dave Monteleone, Kathy Fugate, Shellie Higgins, Ohio Valley Medical Center representative Laurie Labishak, Pam Bennett, John Ford, Steve Habursky, David John, Betsy Bethel-McFarland and Rick Thorp. Back row, Terry Lewis, Wheeling Public Works Director Rusty Jebbia, Tim Frye, Lance Tarr, Chuck Scatterday, Dennis Delbert, Race Director R. "Scat" Scatterday, Deputy Police Chief Martin Kimball, Leen Dykstra and Rick Armstrong.
Additional security measures for race weekend dominated discussion at a recent event committee meeting, as members debated the best ways to maintain an enjoyable atmosphere while keeping the utmost vigilance in light of the Boston tragedy.
The key to the heightened security will be a "secure area" monitored by police and private security personnel that will surround the start-finish line at 14th and Main streets. The three points of the secure zone are formed by the intersections of 14th and Market streets, 12th and Water streets and Main and South streets. The zone will be a triangle.
Barricades will be erected around the zone, and private security will staff six entry points to the secure area. These will be located at Water Street, just north of 14th Street; two on Main Street, one just north of 14th Street and one just south of the intersection; on 14th Street between Main and Market streets, in the area of Lane B; on South Street between WesBanco Arena and the Robert C. Byrd Intermodal Transportation Center; and at the South Street exit to the intermodal center.
No one with any type of bag, package or briefcase will be permitted past those checkpoints. Strollers also will not be allowed into the secure area, which will be in effect from 3:30-8 p.m. May 24 and from 6-10:30 a.m. May 25. And on the morning of May 25, vehicles will only be able to enter the parking garage on the Main Street side. Kimball said there will be a police officer near the intersection of 16th and Main streets directing traffic approaching from the south.
Competitors sometimes bring their running attire to the start/finish area and change right before the race - but this year those people will need to either change at home or in the parking garage, or simply bring only what they can carry without using a bag, Kimball said.
"Is it going to anger some people? Yes. That's the world we live in these days," Kimball said.
Because John Marshall High School's graduation will be taking place at WesBanco Arena at the same time as some of the race's preliminary events the evening of May 24 - drawing a potential 3,000 additional people to the area beyond the race crowd - Kimball said checkpoint locations will be adjusted slightly that evening to allow motorists to use both entrances to the parking garage.


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Haha, don't feel too bad about that finished map to post ratio; or conversely, maybe I need to feel worse about mine! I'm at roughly 1/250
Looks great, hohum. Also, about #3 ... you may want to check out RobA's file-linked layers script, it helps immensely with compositing all of those separate files together. When I work on each piece, I just save a copy of it as a .png and then have one composite file where all of those pngs are there as file-linked layers. It's made it much easier to work with.

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As expected former World Extreme Cagefighting lightweight champion "Razor" Rob McCullough (19-6 MMA, 0-0 BFC) has entered Bellator Fighting Championships' upcoming season-four lightweight tourney.
Bellator officials today confirmed the rumored news.
The eight-man tourney kicks off next month and airs live on MTV2.
Bellator hosts season-four tourneys in the lightweight, featherweight, welterweight and light-heavyweight divisions. McCullough is the first announced participant for the 155-pound field, the winner of which earns $100,000 in total pay and a guaranteed title shot.
"We're excited to add a championship-quality fighter like Rob McCullough to this tournament," Bellator Chairman and CEO Bjorn Rebney stated. "Rob's fights are always entertaining, and I expect nothing less this season."
McCullough, a nine-year pro from Huntington Beach, Calif., posted an 8-4
record with the WEC, which included a 13-month run as the
organization's lightweight champ from 2007-2008.
Recently, the former kickboxer has competed for the popular Tachi Palace
Fights organization, and with wins over Isaac DeJesus and UFC vet Corey
Hill, now has won three of his past four fights.
"You're definitely going to see a new and improved version of 'Razor' Rob in Bellator," McCullough stated. "I have a family now, so I'm not out running around like I was before. I'm more conditioned and focused than ever. I've completely rededicated myself to this sport. This is my career. I'm supporting a little boy and a wife now. It's become bigger than just me."
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Summary:Journalist Raoul Duke and his lawyer Dr Gonzo drive from LA to Las Vegas on a drugs binge. They nominally cover news stories, including a convention on drug abuse, but also sink deeper into a frightening psychedelic otherworld. As Vietnam, Altamont and the Tate killings impinge from the world of TV news, Duke and Gonzo see casinos, reptiles and the Amercian dream.


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Order your travel money online for convenient home delivery. Did you know that some Simon center locations also include retail Travelex stores for your convenience. Travelex is the world's largest retail foreign currency exchange specialist, with over 1000 stores around the world. We can provide you with over 75 foreign currencies as well as a Cash Passport that can be pre-loaded with either Pounds or Euros and includes chip & PIN technology, a must when traveling in Europe. To get started, visit Travelex now.
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1929 Ford Model A Roadster - Time StopperWritten by on January 28, 2014 Contributors: Robert McGaffin Dick McCann's Roadster Thinks it's Still 1957
Just the Facts
Year: 1929
Make: Ford
Model: Model A Roadster
Owner: Dick McCann
State: Illinois
There's an 11-mile stretch of U.S. 129 at the Tennessee/North Carolina state line called the Tail of the Dragon. It features more than 300 curves and more than 1,000 feet in elevation changes. Several years ago, on a sunny late-October day, Dick McCann was there, sailing his ink-black full-fendered Model A roadster through the twists and turns of the Tail of the Dragon. "It was one of my most memorable moments with this car," he told us.
Dick told us about another ride he'd taken in the late 1950s when he was a high school kid. He and his friends were driving from DeKalb to Chicago to go to a concert. As they sped along, Dick spotted a Model A coupe parked on somebody's property. He tried to convince the driver to stop to let him check it out, but they didn't even slow down. The next time Dick passed by that stretch of road, he looked for the Model A. It was gone and he never saw it again. He'd seen the car for only a few seconds, but remembered it the rest of his life.
Maybe he was remembering that coupe when he got a catalog for a Kruse Auction in Murray, Kentucky, and phoned in to bid on a few of the Model As for sale, buying an unmodified 1929 roadster body and chassis. When he got the car, he was glad to find out that the body was solid, with just a little rust and a few cracks. The plates showed the most recent registration date of 1957, confirmed by an antifreeze tag dated the same year.
For a little more than a year, the roadster sat in a shipping container while Dick planned the build. During that time, he started talking to Jeremy, Phil, and Neal Gerber at The Roadster Shop. "I'd been building the car in my mind since 1957," Dick said, so in determining a direction, the question was always "What would we have done in 1957?" The Gerbers caught Dick's vision, and the roadster was delivered to The Roadster Shop.
One thing they might have done in 1957 is modify the factory chassis. Dick said that was his intention but, after talking to the Gerbers, he decided it made more sense to start with a new Roadster Shop chassis built with traditional parts. The 1929 frame (saved for another project) was replaced by 10-gauge steel 'rails with stepped crossmembers.
Pete & Jake's supplied front shocks and a Super Bell drilled, 4-inch drop I-beam axle. The mono-leaf front spring is from Posies. A Vega box steering setup was provided by Flaming River. Dick wanted disc brakes in the front, but kept a '50s look by using SO-CAL Speed Shops drum-covered discs. The Winters quick-change rearend features 3.90:1 gears with limited slip, suspended by P&J's ladder bars and QA1 coilovers.
The 1929 came from Murray, Kentucky, with the original Ford steel intact; the roadster body is still all factory sheetmetal. The Roadster Shop repaired the few rust spots and fender cracks, and made sure the car was wrinkle free before letting painter Joe Belfiore finish the car in glossy black PPG paint. The windshield was chopped 1-7/8 inches and leaned back. Door handles are stock, but new front and rear stainless steel bumpers came from Rock Valley Antique Auto Parts. The Model A headlights are reproductions from Vintique. The 1950 Pontiac blue dot taillights are an authentic traditional hot rod detail. Trim and hardware was sent to John Wright's Custom Chrome Plating in Grafton, Ohio.
The 16-inch Gennie wheels from Wheel Vintiques were painted red to contrast with the body color, with 1947 Ford caps and rings to contrast with the red. The wheels roll, appropriately, on 7.00-16 and 4.50-16 Firestone piecrust bias-ply tires.
Things get bright again under the hood. Dick owned that 1953 8BA Flathead engine long before buying the roadster. The engine came out of a long-ago 1946 coupe project and had been sitting on a pallet for almost 20 years. "Every time I walked by it, it would holler at me," he told us. It was the perfect choice for this car, so Dick sent the engine to H&H Flatheads in La Crescenta, California, where Mike Herman rebuilt it consistent with the "What would we have done in 1957?" theme. Ross Racing pistons and Scat rods connect to a Scat Mercury crankshaft. H&H distributes Navarro Racing Equipment and used a pair of Navarro aluminum heads on the Flathead. Mike added dual Stromberg 97 carbs on an old-style S.CO.T. blower, not as much for horsepower as for nostalgic impact. Cloth-wrapped plug wires add to the effect. Back at the Roadster Shop, they built a pair of custom headers and the 2-inch exhaust pipes. Backing up the Flathead is a Tremec TKO-500, built by Bowler Performance Transmissions in Lawrenceville, Illinois.
The clean simplicity of the interior is combined with a few Roadster Shop nostalgic touches. Classic Instruments rebuilt the workings and created a new face for '34 Pontiac speedometer and gauge combination, dressed up with a custom bezel and trim and mounted in the center of the dash. A matching tach is mounted in a fabricated vintage-style bracket below the dash. The Tri-C tilt steering column holds a leather-wrapped four-spoke Sprint Car wheel from SO-CAL. A custom bench and panels were covered with bright red tuck 'n' leather by Steve Pearson at Upholstery Unlimited in Clinton, Iowa. A pair of bomber-style belts maintains the retro appearance and provides safety.
Dick and the team at The Roadster Shop succeeded at creating a 1957-flavored traditional hot rod with 21st century quality. These days, the 1929 is crowded by a circle of admirers wherever it goes, from the local cruise to national events. Among those admirers are the Goodguys judges, who selected Dick's Model A as a Hot Rod of the Year finalist in 2010.
Dick made a few changes after these photos were taken. He removed the bug screen from the grille, and added a half hood, cut to expose the modified Moon velocity stacks that now top the carburetors. The wheels and rear tires you see here were swapped for some SO-CAL cast-aluminum knock-offs and Hurst cheater slicks. The look still says 1957 but with a slightly different accent, and can be altered back to this appearance quickly and easily.
Dick had told us that after he built the roadster the original chassis started hollering at him, and he dropped a hint about using it to build a lakes-style cruiser—another time stopper. Unfortunately, Dick died earlier this year with that project still in the planning stage.
Our efforts at stopping time never completely succeed, but our hobby lets us relive times gone by. So if you're ever lucky enough to drive the Tail of the Dragon, listen for the sound of a blown Navarro Flathead running through the twists and turns. And rap the throttle once or twice in memory of Dick McCann and all others who've taken the ride before you.
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The cast aluminum fuel filler cap has the look of a vintage racing part, but is a new piece from Crafty B in Grand Rapids, MI.Dick wanted the roadster top to have the shape of Henry Ford's originals. Upholstery Unlimited created the fabric top, built over a custom frame from Superior Car Parts in Delphi, IN.


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Nice Buck! Congrats
Nice Buck! Congrats
Can't complain with that one. Congrats!
heck of a nice buck for 37. we hunted hard for the first rifle, and all the bucks i had found scouting were gone. i think they moved into private land. we ended up getting a couple small meat bucks. congrats on a great buck. you dont see many like that come out of 37.
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Very nice, I would have pulled the trigger also!
Very nice buck. You gotta be happy with that!
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1971 Plymouth RoadRunner Windshield Glass ReplacementWritten by on July 1, 2009 I can see clearly now
There are a lot of important parts on our old Mopars, but one part that is often taken for granted is the windshield. Most of us don't think too much about this part of our car, unless it is cracked or broken, but in reality the windshield serves many purposes. Of course the main purpose of the windshield, and the one that affects driving safety the most, is to give us a clear view of the road ahead. Secondarily, the windshield protects us from the wind, keeps foreign objects like sand, rocks, birds, and bugs from striking us as we drive, and seals the car from the rain, snow, cold, and heat. The windshield also takes a lot of abuse from the elements, especially the sun, and is routinely struck by insects, sand, and rocks as we drive, so it doesn't take long before the front glass really starts showing its age.
In the past, changing the windshield in a classic car involved searching for a good used piece of glass, and hoping that the rubber gasket was still pliable enough to be used. But even a good used windshield can be as old as the one it will replace, and although maybe not cracked, used windshields are usually smoked and discolored around the edges, have windshield wiper scratches, and can have surface imperfections that impede the driver's vision. Luckily, modern computer technology has made new windshields available for virtually any Mopar, making it easy for your local glass installer to order and install a new windshield for your car, and companies like Year One carry all of the gaskets and hardware needed to replace your windshield.
A new windshield in your Mopar doesn't just improve the looks of your car; it also makes the car safer by allowing the driver a better, clearer view of the road. Additionally, having a new windshield installed can prevent leaks caused by hardened old gaskets or sealing material, and can give you a chance to perform rust repair in the windshield channel if needed. Also, it gives you a good opportunity to change the reveal molding clips that you can only get to with the glass removed. From a driver's point of view, a new windshield doesn't just make the car safer; it makes the car feel newer and more enjoyable to drive. Follow along and we'll show you how easy it is to replace the windshield in your car.
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The windshield channel can trap water and debris, causing corrosion issues. Now is the time to clean the channel and make any needed repairs before installing the new glass.YearOne has the right clips so that your molding will snap properly in place once the windshield is replaced.A-bodies and pre-1971 B-Bodies use a rubber window gasket to hold the windshield in place. These are often not reusable and must be replaced. This is not likely something your glass installer has readily available, so we suggest ordering a new gasket. We found ours at YearOne.Post '70 B-Bodies, like the '71 Road Runner we're working on, use butyl tape to seal the windshield in place. This is something your glass installer will have on hand, or it can be purchased at most auto parts stores.We ordered our new front windshield from our friend Terry at A Glass Pro of Lakeland, Florida. Terry's been doing our windshields for years, and we haven't found an old Mopar that he can't get a windshield for.The new windshield has the proper tinting at the top, and is crystal clear. The guys at A Glass Pro clean it thoroughly before installing it in the car.The windshield is installed on top of the butyl tape and the position is adjusted before setting it in place by applying pressure to the edges.


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Am I tired of expressing dissatisfaction with the Obama FCC and other government intrusions? Never! Al Franken is setting up an unfalsifiable rationale for government action against Verizon and Comcast. Gotta love that, eh? I'm sure he, the FCC, or both will try to overturn the courts who say bundling is not anticompetitive. I like bundling. It saves me money when I'm buying both things | Read More »


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Hey y'all,
So in honor of the US Open beginning next week I've partnered with Dick's Sporting Goods on a reader giveaway! The promotion begins today and will run through Sunday, August 30, and offers you a chance to win a $100 gift certificate to the sports retailer.
Here are the deets:
1. Follow @dickssportcmo on Twitter
2. Leave a comment on this post with an answer to the question "What would you buy at Dick's with $100 and why?" or a variation of that. Please make sure to include your Twitter screen name in your response.
See? SIMPLE. The winner will be announced on Monday morning - Day 1 of the year's final major.
Good luck, and also click here to follow DtL on Twitter for your daily recommended dosage of tennis blabber!
Monday, August 24, 2009
How would you like a $100 gift certificate to Dick's Sporting Goods?
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Ah, this is so great!!ReplyDelete
I'm following them on Twitter
With $100 I would loveeee to buy new yoga gear, an exercise ball and maybe some free weights!
Thanks for the giveaway!
- Tennis ObserverAugust 24, 2009 at 10:39 AM
Is it a coincidence that you've chosen a Dick as a giveaway supplier?ReplyDelete
Twitter: SapphireSwellReplyDelete
I would probably start getting my winter gear ready for the ski season if I got a Dick's gift card... I need new goggles and gloves!
- AnonymousAugust 24, 2009 at 1:21 PM
Twitter is the anti-Christ.ReplyDelete
I would have to purchase a boat load of fuzzy balls. Fuzzy balls go well with Dick's.ReplyDelete
Twitter: brently119ReplyDelete
I would get a new tennis racket! After my latest Marat Safin-inspired sloppy forehand error and subsequent meltdown, the ground mysteriously jumped up and hit my racket causing my frame to crack! I'm still playing with it but it's just a matter of time before it breaks completely... :( And then what will I do?? So, because of my love for tennis and for Dick's tennis equipment section, I would buy a new racket with $100. And from now on I'll keep my temper!
Following Dick's on Twitter (ms0812). I would buy my hubby a backpack since he loves to hike!ReplyDelete
With $100 I'd buy a load of tennis grip tape, a computer for my track bike and baseball gloves.
I'd buy new running shorts!
I follow Dicks on twitter- hondaray6ReplyDelete
I would buy some driver gear for my Nascar crazed boys! Thanks for the chance!
hondaray6 at hotmail dot com
I would get a new pair of running shoes. Maybe some more tennis balls since I already have a racket.ReplyDelete
I'd buy a tennis racket. I've never actually own one and I want to start taking tennis lessons. After that some tennis shoes cause the ones I have now that I wear everywhere are basically gone. It's like I'm walking on pavement.ReplyDelete
Twitter name-sambria
Great giveaway!!ReplyDelete
I'm sure I could find some much-needed items at Dick's, but I'd be nice and let my dad have it. He loves to golf, so maybe he'd use it for some new equipment. Him and my brother and sister are all into golf.
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I am following on twitter (Mishpx3)ReplyDelete
With the gift card I would love to buy some new work out clothes and maybe a Steelers shirt to get ready for football season! Go Steelers!
Thanks for the giveaway!
- avidyvetteAugust 28, 2009 at 12:51 PM
OMG - new tennis shoes! I need them so desperately. Great giveaway!ReplyDelete
- MichelleAugust 29, 2009 at 1:39 PM
I need tennis shoes and a yoga mat!ReplyDelete
I would get a new pair of these under armour shoes I've been dying to get...my nike's are about done! Thanks for the chance :)ReplyDelete
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December 19, 2013 | 21289 views
A horrific crime resonates, nearly 25 years later
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It was the crime of the century in our community, and the horror of those days is never far from the surface in the South Shore towns where the families of Kelly Ann Tinyes and Robert Golub lived and worked and went to school. It was 1989 when 22-year-old Robert was convicted of murdering his neighbor, 13-year-old Kelly; he was sentenced to 25 years to life in prison.
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We just recently migrated from 7 to 8. Everything appears to be running fine except that now users are unable to send emails from their iPhones. Droids work fine. Just cannot send from an iPhone. The other odd part is that if the iPhone is connected WiFi anywhere where the ISP is the same as us then the email will go through, but not if it is a different ISP.
Ports 587, 995, 25, 110, 443 are all open.
Again, Droids work fine from anywhere. iPhones don't work unless they are WiFi on the same ISP.
Thanks in advance for any assistance. This is REALLY frustrating.


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I'm trying for a while to integrate a Greek dictionary in to aspell with no success, either it shows all possible syllabus, either it does nothing . .
In Wiki the directions don't match but are helpful.
I've download the Greek dictionary, followed the instrustions to install and modify aspell.php (twice)
The English spell check is working like a charm, but has anyone use any other custom dictionary ??
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I had working IE 10 support in 7.2.2, then it went away in 7.2.3. Enter the following post, which did not get much response: http://www.zimbra.com/forums/adminis...orer-10-a.html
Went to 7.2.4 and now 7.2.5. Still no working IE 10 support.
I can't move to 8.x because I need zimbraposix and zimbrasamba more than I need IE 10 support...but I'm not saying that I don't need IE 10 support! It's just the lesser of two weevils. Telling users to use a different browser for webmail is lame. What's the fix?


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Vendors announced Monday they are supplying UK-based Vodafone Group with trusted service management services and mobile-wallet software, respectively, as the UK-based telco gears up for NFC commercial launches.
U.S. mobile operator AT&T is seeking to offer other NFC services besides payments when it launches its mobile wallet—services that could include transit and event ticketing, digital door keys for offices, homes and hotel rooms and airline boarding passes, NFC Times has learned.
France-based Oberthur Technologies has won a key contract to serve as trusted service manager for France Telecom-Orange group, but lost a TSM contract with big French bank BNP Paribas, NFC Times has learned.
The chief of smart card supplier and trusted service manager Gemalto is predicting a fast-growing market for TSM services and noted the services were already contributing to profit.
France-based Oberthur Technologies announced today it has won a contract to supply trusted service management to French bank Société Générale, for the bank's eventual roll out of NFC payment.
Germany-based Giesecke & Devrient has announced it has won a contract to serve as trusted service manager for Australia's Commonwealth Bank for the bank's contactless-mobile payment rollout.
Spain-based Telefónica said it has chosen Germany-based Giesecke & Devrient as its trusted service manager as it gears up to introduce NFC services in Europe "over the next few months."
The joint venture formed by U.S. mobile carriers to launch NFC-based mobile payment has chosen a trusted service manager for pilots it plans next year, but the venture still may be looking for a CEO, NFC Times has learned.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – On Track Innovations CEO Shlomi Cohen sought to reassure investors that the company he took over nine months ago is more competitive and is moving toward profitability, though he declines to predict when it will turn its first yearly profit since its founding in 1990.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Apple has cracked the big five banks in Canada, with two of the country's largest banks, including Royal Bank of Canada, today announcing they are participating in Apple Pay, with the three others to follow.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – The issue over availability of tokenization services and whether the major global networks, such as Visa, are allowing for a level playing field among token service providers has reached Taiwan–with a former prime minister and chief banking regulator weighing in on the topic–as Taiwanese officials decide how best to expedite the arrival of such mobile payments services as Apple Pay, Samsung Pay and Android Pay.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Despite providing the NFC technology for three "OEM Pays" that have launched in China or which are scheduled to do so, NXP Semiconductors CEO Richard Clemmer still says he sees transit fare collection as the main opportunity going forward for the chip maker's NFC technology in China.
NFC Times Exclusive insight – Yandex.Money, sometimes called the "Russian PayPal," is using host card emulation for its new NFC-enabled payments service, a Yandex.Money representative told NFC Times. PayPal earlier told NFC Times it also plans to use HCE for its app in the U.S.
NFC Times Exclusive – More than two years after EMVCo released its tokenization guidelines, there are still few token service providers operating besides those of the major payments networks, and there are no specifications yet from top networks Visa and MasterCard to help vendors to tokenize cards supporting their brands.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – ANZ is the first bank in Australia to launch with Apple Pay, with Apple able to crack into the big four banks, which had been balking at signing up for the payments service mainly because of Apple's demands for transaction fees.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi is the latest OEM to announce plans to join the "Pays" club, working with payments network China UnionPay to launch an NFC-enabled mobile payments service in China, although giving no details on a launch date or participating banks.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – It is perhaps a measure of just how big of a hit SIM suppliers took from the closing of the Softcard wallet in the U.S. early last year that their SIMalliance vendor trade group is refusing to release NFC SIM shipment figures publicly for either the North American market or globally for 2015.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Three of Singapore's largest banks will soon launch mobile payments with Apple Pay, Apple disclosed Tuesday, as it launched Apple Pay in its sixth country.
NFC Times Exclusive – Few industry sources agree on the size of the contactless-acceptance footprint in the U.S. that enables merchants to accept Apple Pay and other NFC-enabled wallets; but one thing most of them do agree on is that contactless acceptance is not sufficient to support any kind of significant adoption of the wallets.
NFC Times Exclusive Insight – Germany-based Giesecke & Devrient turned around its financial results in 2015, including its money-losing banking and SIM card unit, thanks mainly to restructuring and higher shipments of EMV bank cards to China and the U.S., the privately held company disclosed Tuesday.


text: By Pastor Vince CarrigSports Writer Shania Metcalf's second power spin in the lane put the finishing touches on the Lady Plainsmen's 38-28 win over Wauneta-Palisade Friday night in Grant. Metcalf and fellow senior Michi Prante co-starred for Perkins County, with each collecting nine points. Prante snuck in the back door for a basket and intercepted two passes in the fourth quarter to bank the Lady Plainsmen's sixth win in seven games. Lady Broncos reserve guard Sydney Harchelroad tidied the visitors' side of the scoreboard with a put-back and three pointer late in the fourth quarter; Metcalf's last point thrust Perkins County to an insurmountable 38-20 lead. Secondary scoring from Courtney McClenahan—especially her two baskets (one right after the other) right at the backboard in the third quarter allowed the Lady Plainsmen to put the game out of reach early in the fourth quarter. McClenahan left on a stretcher with 3:07 left in the third quarter after a nasty, forceful collision with Wauneta-Palisade's Hannah Nordhausen in Perkins County's defensive lane. "The girls demonstrated great focus down the stretch, despite distractions of mind and heart, and finished the game with class," Perkins County Head Coach Deanne Bishop said after the game. "My seniors did an excellent job of finishing strong and were leaders for the rest of the team." The second 8-0 run in as many quarters tamed the Lady Broncos, as the fall-away jumper Matisyn Humphrey swished bucked Perkins County ahead 28-13 in the third frame. The second burst featured Michi Prante dropping in a mid-range jumper and using a steal and shot to set up McClenahan twice. Sophomore forward Courtney Ostermiller helped send Perkins County to halftime with a 20-12 lead, creating her own space to stop-pop-and-drop six feet away from the basket at the right baseline. Metcalf spun and struck from right in front of the basket and hit a free throw in an 8-0 Lady Plainsmen second quarter run that put some distance between the teams, jumping their lead to 14-5. Turnovers and missed shots kept the first quarter's output low—just nine points between the teams. Center Tailor Lee's two blocked shots helped limit Perkins County to just two field goals in the first eight minutes. Junior guard Abbie Fanning grabbed a steal at mid-court and cashed it in to cut the Lady Plainsmen lead to 6-5; Fanning outscored her teammates in the second quarter and for the game with eight points, none of which began a comeback.Next Action The 7-6 Lady Plainsmen opened the South Platte Valley Association conference tournament with a rematch against the 3-12 Chase County Lady Longhorns on Tuesday night; coverage to follow in the next issue. The winner of that game must play 10-3 Hershey (who beat Perkins County 43-30 early in the year) on Friday. The tournament ends with a medal round on Saturday at Mid Plains Community College's North Platte (south) campus.Wau/Pa. 28, PC 38Wau/Pa. 3 9 4 12—28Perkins Co. 6 14 10 8—38 Scoring leaders—Perkins County: Metcalf 4FG 1/2FT—9; Prante 3 3/5—9; McClenahan 3 1/2—7; Wauneta-Palisade: Fanning 4—8; Lee, T. 1 3/10—5; Harchelroad 1 (1[x3])—5.


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