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This sauce has an amazing flavour and so easy to make. My family licks the bowl after we run out of dumplings
Ginger-Garlic Dipping Sauce
From EatingWell: July/August 2007
In addition to being a delicious dipping sauce for dumplings, this can be used as a marinade for chicken, pork or tofu.
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My family and friends have loved this simple, yet delicious, recipe! We have used it to marinate tofu cubes and as a dipping sauce for gyoza. I have made it twice, once chopping the garlic, ginger and cilantro, and the other time mincing them together in the food processor. It depends on the texture you prefer, but it is good for different applications depending on your intended use. My next plan is to use it chopped by hand for noodle salad and minced in the processor for a soup broth with noodles and tofu or chicken. Yum!


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I'm trying to decide which one I should get LO for Christmas, but I don't want him to outgrow it too fast. Any experience? He's about 19 lbs already and long, so I am afraid of spending $$ on something he won't use for long. What do you think?
BTDT moms: How long is exersaucer or jumperoo good for?
I am a FTM so not experienced by any means but what I am learning is that these things have a short life. I have pulled out both the exosauces and jumparoo and Brody loves them but I would guess when he starts to be more mobile he may not want to be contained. Both of mine were hand me downs so maybe check craigslist for a gently used one.
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my dd used her jumperoo for about 6 months. We got it for her when she was about 4-5 months old, and she used it until she started walking at 13 months. So, I guess that is more like 7-8 months. So, developmentally they can use it for a long time. She was also very tiny, only 17lbs at 1 yr old, so there was no risk in her outgrowing the product.
Thank you! I think getting a good used one souds like a safe bet.
Aubree Madison born 7/28/12
Mine hated both the exersaucer and the jumperoo once they could crawl at about 8-9 months. They both loved their walkers then.
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Mom to sons Jacob (4/3/2003) and Luke (7/23/2010), and daughter Emery (7/5/2012)
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They use it in the daycare I go to, have the babies who are like a year in there.
for awhile, but yea once they start crawling they find that more interesting. altho with it stored in my other room, my two year old still loved to spin the toys, etc...lol
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Walker Jeremy 7.17.2012
Maiya Lynne 3.24.2014
BTDT mom used Exersaucer with ODS and Jumperoo with LO and wish they had them 11 years ago. Huge difference. My daughter goes nuts in it. Just look up some youtube videos and you will be sold ;)
I believe the weight limit is 25 lbs. We've had it for 2 months already and she's currently 18 lbs, so looks like we will be using it for a while. Oh, and bought it from Craigslist (like new) for $50!
I would definitely get a used one or just see if another family has one you can borrow. I would pick an exersaucer-type over a jumperoo because your baby can cruise around the outside when they're a little older.
Walkers are not recommended anymore and are probably not manufactured much anymore, either.
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Southside podiatrist Dr. J.K. Winckelbach has announced his retirement.
Winckelbach worked in the field of podiatry for more than 43 years. His final day at his practice, Southside Foot Clinic, 33 E. County Line Road, Suite B, Greenwood, was Tuesday.
He graduated from the Illinois College of Podiatric Medicine in 1970 and was an active member of the medical staff of St. Francis Hospital and Community Hospital South. He served as chief of the podiatric section of the surgery department at both hospitals. Winckelbach was also active in the Indiana Podiatric Medicine Association.
His daughter, Dr. Wendy Winckelbach, and colleague, Dr. Michael Carroll, will continue practicing in the Greenwood office.
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The Kent State BCS dream is over. In a back and forth wild finish, the 21st-ranked Northern Illinois Huskies took the MAC title for the 2nd straight season by a 44-37 mark in 2OT. Kent State had trailed 27-13, but they scored twice in fifteen seconds with under five minutes to play with the help of a fumble recovery returned for a touchdown by Zack Hitchens. After NIU struck for a touchdown in just four plays, Kent State quarterback Spencer Keith found Tim Erjavec open for a 19-yard touchdown reception with 44 seconds remaining to force overtime. The teams traded field goals in the first overtime, but Kent State nearly did not get there after a tight end reverse turned fumble was recovered at the 17-yard line. On the final play of the game in 2OT, Keith was intercepted by Demetrius Stone. It is unlikely that NIU will be able to climb up to 16 in the BCS standings to punch their ticket, but if they can do so with the help of losses from UCLA, Texas, and Boise State, they would be headed to the Orange Bowl. The game's boxscore can be found here.
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City Targets Bake Sales; Americans Neglect Fridges
Plus: new power breakfast spots and the rise of Dean Poll, all in our morning news roundup.
• Will the city banish homemade goods from bake sales? [City Room/NYT]
• Most Americans don't organize their refrigerators efficiently and only clean them once or twice a year. [WSJ]
• Dean Poll was able to wrest control of Tavern on the Green largely because of the dysfunction of the LeRoy family after Warner's death. [NYO]
• Brazilian farmers are profiting from the worldwide popularity of açaí. [NYT]
• The Breslin and Joseph Leonard are among the city's new power breakfast spots. [NYP]
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A Tale of Two Burger Clubs: Burger Club and Burger of the Month Club
Why does today's 'Times' story about a maniacal burger club seem familiar?
You know what's funny about today's Times story about the Burger of the Month Club? No, it's not the fact that people would go around grading hamburgers on a chart. That's old news! In fact, the funny part is that it's just like another one that ran in the paper five years ago, about a burger club started by one Elyse HF Maxwell. Even then, when your editor attended one of the Burger Club's meetings at P.J. Clarke's (it was intense — a meat scale was used), burger clubs were numerous. Take Gordon Hull's, for instance. And now you have Burger Club NY and countless others. Can we just please retire this whole trope? Maybe move on to gazpacho club or something?
Meanwhile, in other burger-taste-test news, BlackBook accepted the Benjamin Steak House challenge, declaring that restaurant's burger the winner among a few others. Amazingly, one of the burgers (provided by Benjamin Steak House, natch) was supposed to be Corner Bistro's, and yet one of the judges is the kid who was involved in the infamous burger beatdown. Dude!
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Focus remains on the all-important FOMC meeting tomorrow
Today's key points
- Profit taking overwhelmed the US stock market in late trade but there does not appear to have been a major change in risk sentiment. No major impact on bond yields and EUR/USD remains above 1.30. However, both SEK and NOK are weaker.
- ECB board member Jürgen Stark only sees limited room for additional rate cuts and does not believe "non-conventional" easing is imminent.
- Focus remains on the all-important FOMC meeting tomorrow and the economic releases today will probably have a hard time attracting the market's attention. In Europe focus will be on the ZEW indi-cator and speeches by ECB board members Trichet and Weber. In the US PPI and housing starts are due to be released today.
Markets Overnight
In the US the stock market yesterday was unable to hold on to earlier solid gains as profit taking apparently overwhelmed the market in late trade. Financial stocks were hit particularly after rallying strongly in early trade. The S&P500 and Nasdaq closed down 0.4% and 1.9% respectively. However, at the moment, it does not appear that the negative close on the US stock markets represents a major change in risk sentiment com-pared with last week. After a nervous opening, Asian stock markets have strengthened overnight and most are higher this morning. This morning the Nikkei is up 3.2% and the Hang Seng is up 0.6%.
Overall bond yields in the US yesterday were higher and the yield curve steepened on the initial rally on the US stock market. The turnaround in the US stock market in late trade only had a modest impact on US bond yields. Since market close in Europe yesterday, 2Y and 10 Y bond yields are both down by 1bp to 1.0% and 2.95%, respectively.
Yesterday evening EUR initially weakened against USD on the weaker US stock market but has since recov-ered in Asian trade. Overnight EUR received support from comments by ECB board member Jürgen Stark to today's edition of Handelsblatt, where Stark indicates he sees only limited room for additional rate cuts and the ECB not in a situation of "imminent" use of new tools. EUR/USD is trading largely unchanged at 1.302. JPY is slightly weaker with USD/JPY and EUR/JPY this morning trading at 98.46 and 128.0, respectively. In Scandi-navia, both SEK and NOK have weakened on the late turnaround in the US stock market. This morning EUR/SEK and EUR/NOK are trading at 11.04 and 8.88, respectively.
Despite the weaker US stock market, crude oil prices rallied in late trade and reversed most of the decline earlier in the day following the OPEC's announcement this weekend that it will not cut production further at this stage. Nymex crude oil for April delivery this morning is trading at USD47.12.
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Focus remains on the all-important FOMC meeting tomorrow and the economic releases today will probably have a hard time attracting the market's attention. We expect US interest rate markets to trade sideways ahead of the FOMC meet-ing. Both headline and core PPI are expected to post small increases for the month of February. Housing starts and build-ing permits are still trending down and the February data will probably not change that picture.
ZEW is the most interesting economic release in Euroland today. We expect a small setback following big gains in the previous four months. Also, the ECB's Draghi, Weber and Trichet are due to speak today. US yields and risk appetite are once again likely to set the tone on Euroland interest rate markets today.
The positive tone on equity markets seems to be driving FX at the moment, with the cyclical currencies being the main beneficiaries. Also, EUR/USD has managed to break back above the 1.30 level. Looking at the option market, sentiment is increasingly EUR-bullish, with EUR call/USD put options commanding a premium relative to EUR puts/USD calls for ma-turities up to six months. However, turning to our short-term financial models, the model estimate is currently at 1.25 and although the deviation is not yet significant, it does suggest that EUR/USD is trading too high relative to the level implied by movements in other asset classes. We remain bearish on the single currency, looking for EUR/USD to trade towards 1.24 on a three-month horizon.


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It takes more than looks and lineage to be a true princess! If your child loves the littlest princess-in-training, then she will love our Sofia the First party ideas guide. This Disney party page includes tips for Sofia the First invitations, decorations, games, food and favor ideas. Read our Sofia the First party ideas, tips and tricks for a Princess Sofia birthday that's fit for royalty!
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What Do I Need For a Sofia the First Party?
In addition to basic Sofia the First party supplies, decorations and paper goods, you may want to consider purchasing, borrowing or renting the following items for your Disney Princess party:
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Looking for a quick and easy way to drum up excitement for your event? Try our Sofia the First invitations or personalized invites which can be printed to include your child's name and all of the party details!For a unique touch, you can make your own DIY Sofia the First party invitations. This can be a fun activity to get you and your child excited for your Sofia the First party! Here are some Sofia the First invitation ideas for your upcoming Sofia the First party:
- Attach a card-style invitation to a personalized Sofia the First favor such as a bookmark or luggage tag. You can also attach the card to a fairy wand for a fun treat before your event.
Include Sofia the First stickers or confetti with your invitations. Seal the envelopes with a personalized Princess Sofia sticker printed with your party information or special message.
- Create a card-style invitation using fake jewels and glitter. Write your party details in a gold, flowing script to match a royal look.
- Write your party details on the back of a paper tiara. Guests can then bring the tiara party hat with them to your birthday celebration to wear at the event.
- Let your guests know if you would like them to dress up like their favorite character from the Sofia the First movie. A prince and princess theme is a great way to get friends in the spirit of the day.
- Use creative writing in your Sofia the First Invitations. Use the invitation wording below for inspiration:
You are cordially invited
To spend the day with Princess Melanie!
Please wear your most regal prince or princess attire
And celebrate like Sofia the First would!
The right decorations can make all the difference at your Disney Sofia the First party! Whether you would like to use a Disney princess theme or opt for fairy decor, you'll find great Sofia the First decoration ideas below:
- Create a castle on your wall using cut craft paper. Cut out the shape of a castle from butcher paper and hang it on the wall to create a mural. Set your table to look like a fairytale feast!
- Instead of paper plates and cups, use tea cups and other fun china sets. A tea party is the perfect princess setup. For younger guests, make sure you use plastic rather than fragile tea sets.
- Hang posters and banners of this little Disney Princess around your party space..
- Use intricate frames to display party signs. You can find them at thrift stores or craft stores.
- Gather sets of pink, gold and purple Sofia the First balloons around the party area. Include Princess Sofia balloons in latex and Mylar for a complete bouquet!
In addition to classic birthday foods like pizza, chicken fingers, hamburgers or hotdogs, you can add some princess themed food into the mix. Here are some suggestions.
- Throw a fairytale feast! Serve drinks in goblets or fancy party cups. Search our Princess party supplies for fun princess party supplies. Fairy tableware is also a great match for a Princess Sofia party.
- Let the children drink warm decaf tea in fancy cups and serve it with a purple rock candy stick, just like Sofia's purple amulet.
- Have a tea party complete with dainty princess snacks. Lady fingers, cucumber slices, tea, and mini cakes are all great options. Set up a picnic blanket in the back yard for a unique take on snack time.
- Bake linzer heart cookies for a treat as sweet as your princess!
Princess Sofia is a just learning how to be a princess. You can help your guests feel like royalty too with fun Sofia the First party favors like the ones listed below:
- Princess and fairy costumes
- Tiaras and character jewelry
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Sitting DUC's. Number of Uncompleted Wells In Eagle Ford Shale
The abbreviation "DUCs," which is being used recently in oil and gas company investor presentations, stands for "drilled but uncompleted". Otherwise known as the "fracklog," these are shale wells which have been drilled but which have not been hydraulically fractured or fracked. In order for a shale well to produce oil or gas it first must be completed. This process is usually done by a third party service company, such as Halliburton, and involves using thousands of gallons of highly pressurized water and a cost of several million dollars.
Drilling costs amount to only about one – third of the total cost of a producing Eagle Ford Shale well. Well completion costs make up the other two – thirds. Lower oil prices are forcing companies to leave oil in the ground rather than frack those wells which have already been drilled, only to break even or lose money.
In April, 2015, Bloomberg estimated that there were around 1,250 DUCs in the Eagle Ford Shale. That number could be higher now that oil prices have fell below $40 per barrel.
EOG Resources Vice President Of Exploration and Production, "Billy" Helms, recently reported at the Wells Fargo Energy Symposium that his company alone planned to exit 2015 with around 320 DUC wells, of which most are in the Eagle Ford Shale. Oil companies with strong enough balance sheets are gambling that higher oil and gas prices will return and ROI will be much greater when oil returns to the $50 – $60 range. Others without such strong balance sheets are being forced into completing their best high EUR wells in a low price environment with the hope that they can produce a high enough volume of oil at the lower price to stay afloat.
In some areas of the Eagle Ford Shale, where EUR (Estimated Ultimate Recovery,) rates are less than 400,000 MBOE, DUCs may not break even until the price of oil reaches the mid $60/bbl range. It is likely that if oil remains below $45 for several more months that we will see a wave of small E&P company bankruptcies as lenders call in their notes.
Of course it was the aim of Saudi Arabia all along to break the shale producers and retain market share.
In fact, the Saidi strategy has made already strong companies stronger for the long run, while also flushing out some of the highly leveraged smaller companies which were only profitable at oil prices near $100. Many of these companies were doomed from the start, having paid too much for low quality acreage. These late game players, such as Goodrich Petroleum (GDP) are behind the eight ball and must "drill or die," yet are unlikely to source enough capital to do so.
The looming effect of DUCs is that when oil prices begin to recover, companies will reach into their uncompleted inventory and unleash more production, which will dampen any major recovery for oil.
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No stupid shoving matches or other bullshit you see in basketball/football, they just get right down to business.
No stupid shoving matches or other bullshit you see in basketball/football, they just get right down to business.
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I honestly dont understand how people can watch those other sports.
Baseball is as boring as golf, watching grass grow and bird watching.
Basketball is repetative. Oh look the team runs to that side and they score, then they run to the other side and score. Weeee! We have 7 foot tall guys shooting on a 10 foot net. Its like me shooting on a 8 foot net, its not that fucking hard.
Football is boring as well. So much standing around, so little game being played. 3 hours of commercials and replaying. So fucking enjoyable. And then they claim they are the toughest players in the world and yet the pussies play 1 game a week, 18 games a year.
Hockey, that is where its at.
Football (Soccer for yanks), most played sport in the world.
Anything else is worse.
The field is huge, way too damned big.
The goals are huge as well. A hockey goal is 4 foot tall and 6 foot wide.
Soccer its 10 foot tall and like 20 foot wide. You could fit a bus in there. Its slightly smaller than Paris Hiltons vagina.
Soccer bores me to all hell.
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Wish I had a cable subscription that was high enough to have more of the games on air. I have to wait for playoffs to see more hockey. I just cant see spending $25 more a month for 3 or 4 hockey games a month.
got any idea what hockey would look like on ice without skates? Oh Crosby takes the puck... 30 seconds later... Crosby gets out of his zone. 1 minute later... oh crosby takes a shot!Hockey is like land hockey, but armored and with skates since they're lazy pussies.
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gamma-Hydroxybutyric acid, GHB is a naturally produced substance found in the central nervous system. It is used to treat conditions such as insomnia, clinical depression, alcoholism, and narcolepsy. However, in some cases, it's used illegally as an intoxicant. Small doses of GHB can cause vomiting, drowsiness, and seizures, while large doses can end in death. GHB is often referred to as "liquid ecstasy", though the drugs have no similar components. More creative names include "Lollipops","Fantasy", and "Georgia Home Boy".
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A Clark County judge on Tuesday ordered Battle Ground Public Schools to pay $129,185 in damages to the family of a teenage boy who was struck in 2009 by a falling tree at Yacolt Primary School.
The school district lost the case by default after its representatives failed to respond to the family's lawsuit.
Upon hearing that the boy suffered a skull fracture and spent five days in a hospital after being hit by the tree, Clark County Superior Court Judge Diane Woolard ruled that the school district should pay $55,000 in economic damages and $55,000 in non-economic damages to Christine and Joshua Letts.
About $18,000 was also awarded to cover attorney's fees and the parents' loss of wages when they stayed home to care for their son, Trae Letts.
The lawsuit means the school district is on the hook for a $1,000 deductible. However, the district won't see rising insurance rates, said school district spokesman Gregg Herrington.
Noticeably absent from Tuesday's hearing was an attorney for either the district or its insurance company, Canfield Solutions of Ephrata.
Neither the district or the insurance company responded to the lawsuit, served March 3, so the judge made a default judgment.
"They had 20 days to respond" by state law, said William Baumgartner, attorney for the Yacolt family. "We gave them two months."
When reached by telephone Tuesday afternoon, a representative for Canfield Solutions could not explain why a company attorney did not respond to the lawsuit. Herrington said school officials turned the case over to the insurance company, and assumed it was being litigated.
A litigation specialist "told me the absence of a Canfield attorney at today's proceeding and the lack of a response to the summons was not the result of a decision by Canfield but that 'it appears it might be an oversight' on Canfield's part," Herrington said in an email.
"'We're looking into it,' he said," Herrington said.
Baumgartner told the judge Tuesday that the school district officials were negligent because they knowingly had old, rotting trees on property at Yacolt Primary School. District officials had received complaints from people concerned about these old trees adjacent to the school's playground. Several of the trees had ropes from which children could swing.
"But they did not remove all those trees," the attorney said.
It was a work day for teachers but not students on April 10, 2009, when Trae Letts, then a student at the Yacolt school, was swinging from a rope attached to a tree limb. Meanwhile, other kids were pushing on the tree. That's when the trunk snapped and fell on the boy, then 13, Baumgartner said.
Another child called 911 and he was rushed to a local hospital. Trae Letts was unconscious for 30 minutes, Baumgartner said.
Baumgartner said the boy has since recovered, but still battles intermittent headaches. Once passionate about football, Trae Letts can no longer play because of his coach's fear of further head injuries.
Trae Letts "has incurred physical handicap and disability in connection with usual activities, loss of nonmarket services and an impairment of his ability to enjoy life," the lawsuit stated.
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There is although the town´s Globe Theater modelled after the world-famous original in London.
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$13,000 LoneStar Speedway Awards Bash, Sunday, Nov. 30
Kilgore, TX (11/11/14) by DarinShort.com. Sunday, November 30th at 1pm, LoneStar Speedway (LSS) drivers, crews, families, fans, track sponsors and track workers will gather at the speedway to celebrate and commemorate the 2014 LSS racing season with its annual Awards Bash and point's fund distribution.
As in 2013, $13,000 in cash, plus awards, will be presented to drivers that supported the speedway throughout the 2014 racing season.
There were 12 points races scheduled in 2014, and all 12 events were completed (ironically, the same was the case in 2013). The guaranteed minimum point fund was $10,000, since all the races got in the track was able to pay out more than advertised.
There was only one weather-delayed points event, and that was the March 28th season opener with the World of Outlaws Late Model Series, which, the points divisions were able to race the following night.
As in years' past, there was no association fee or sanctioning fees that LSS drivers had to pay to be eligible for the point fund money. Drivers simply registered their cars and competed in LSS events to be eligible.
The LSS Awards Bash will take place on the heels of the November 29th $34,000 Turkey Nationals, which features $5,000 to win and $500 to start for the SUPR Topless Late Models. All three LoneStar points divisions will be racing – however this is not a point's race. Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com for complete event details. Action kicks off at 2pm.
Here are the specifics of the LSS Awards Bash being held in the main grandstand area at LSS:
- Grandstand entrance/ticket sales open at 12:45pm, Sunday November 30th
- Food served from 1pm-2:30pm
- Awards distribution from 1:30pm-2:30pm
- Each driver in the top 10 in points (listed below) receives free admittance, plus each of those drivers receive three more free tickets to the event (to give out to their crew or family members). Additional tickets just $10.
- This event is open to all. Purchase tickets upon your arrival. All ages are just $10 each
- Your admittance includes a your choice of Steak, Chicken or Sausage; with baked potato, salad, desserts, beverages and more.
- Event concludes at 3pm
Here are the top 10 drivers in each of the three LSS points divisions, along with the cash awards they will be receiving:
$1,000 Jason Ingalls, Point Champion$800 Larry Fears, 2nd place$750 Kelly Lockey, 3rd place$650 Jeff Harris, 4th place$550 Billy Melton, 5th place$500 Robert Taylor, 6th place$450 Billy Jack Brutchin, 7th place$400 Wes Armstrong, 8th place$350 TJ Steele, 9th place$300 Glen Perry, 10th place
$750 Jason Tiner, Point Champion$600 Brian Holland, 2nd place$500 Dennie Gieber, 3rd place$450 Billy Joe Brutchin, 4th place$400 Darryl Moseley, 5th place$325 Travis Evans, 6th place$300 Johnny Reed, 7th place$275 Curtis Caldwell, 8th place$250 Gary Stuckey, 9th place$200 Scotty Nichols, 10th place
$500 Eddie Fleming, Point Champion$450 DeWayne Pace, 2nd place$400 Cody Brantley, 3rd place$350 Joey Vergo, 4th place$325 Wesley Langley, 5th place$300 Steve Grantz, 6th place$275 Bo Perry, 7th place$250 Donnie McBride, Jr., 8th place$200 Ben Tennimon, 9th place$150 Tracy Cundieff, 10th place
New for this year's awards bash: ALL LSS drivers (Mod, Ltd, FS and Beginner) drivers who raced in at least 70% of the 2014 LSS points events will receive a free specially made LSS hoodie! Awards banquet attendance is required to receive your free hoodie. Those drivers are: Nathan Gaines, Joe Wilhelm, Danny Keel, Kevin Simpson, Taylor Williams, Kenny Fiedler, Blake Tennimon, Billy Davis, Josh Clinton, Donnie Powers and Ty Cundieff.
Special awards will also be presented to the these Beginner Factory Stock drivers: Desiree' Fleming, Michelle Langley and Blake Andrews.
Thank you to all the drivers, fans, crews, track sponsors and track workers for their tremendous support in 2014!
If you're a race team that is looking for a track that rewards you for your support, yet gives you several weekends off to do other things with the family, choose LoneStar Speedway in 2015!
The 2015 season will kick off with a huge new special event! Details on the event will be posted in the next week or so.
The track schedule is basically finished, but it will be coming out shortly thereafter. Our schedule is fully synched with Boothill Speedway and Ark-La-Tex Speedway; as was the case this year, which allows racers and fans to not have to pick and choose which area track to race at.
We hope to see you all Saturday November 29th for the final event of the 2014 season with the running of the $34,000 Turkey Nationals, and on Sunday November 30th as we salute our champions at the LSS Awards Bash!
Jam-Packed LoneStar Speedway 2015 Schedule Unveiled!
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Kilgore, TX (11/28/14) by DarinShort.com. Just in time for tomorrow's $34,000 Turkey Nationals at LoneStar Speedway (LSS), the 2015 season schedule is now available for viewing.
If you're a fan of Late Models, Modifieds, Sprint Cars, Factory Stocks, Limited Modifieds, touring series or Monster Trucks; LoneStar Speedway has it all in 2015!
Boasting some of the biggest purses in dirt track racing, LoneStar Speedway will continue its 'specials only' format in 2015. There are 16 weekends of action scheduled; giving fans, teams and track workers plenty of time to plan other activities or visit other tracks.
LoneStar Speedway is also proud to announce that the three-track alliance between Boothill Speedway and Ark-La-Tex Speedway will continue in 2015 - which means all three track schedules are synched together.
All fans and all race teams can race at every dirt track race at these three tracks without ever having to pick or choose...or without having to travel a long distance. It's 57 miles from LoneStar to Boothill, 74 miles from LoneStar to Ark-La-Tex and 32 miles from Boothill to Ark-La-Tex.
This alliance has also allowed each of the tracks to focus more on each event, which generally means racers will be competing for more purse money when they hit the track - instead of week after week of 'regular' races, which can quickly drain a team's racing budget. Be watching for the Boothill and Ark-La-Tex schedules to be released soon.
LSS will continue to focus on having just three points divisions in 2015: Modifieds, Factory Stocks and Limited Modifieds. This format has allowed for much higher growth and stability in those divisions, and it has resulted in fantastic fan support - as witnessed at the 2014 Armadillo Nationals. Rules updates are underway, and will be posted when they become available. The Beginner Factory Stocks will also have 7 race dates, giving new drivers laps and experience.
LSS points drivers are eligible for a $10,000+ cash fund, without having to pay an association or license fee, and only have to compete in 75% of the 12 points events. This year's point fund was $13,000 and will be distributed at the Awards Bash on November 30th. The event is open to all. Details are at the track website and FB page.
To view/print the 2015 LSS schedule, click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com and then it is listed under 'Resources' on the right side of the homepage.
2015 LSS schedule highlights include the following:
FEB 8 & FEB 15 (SUNDAY's) OPEN PRACTICE & REGISTRATION: NOON-4PM. Open to any racing division. All pit passes $15, grandstands free.
FEB 21 (SAT. 6PM) SPRINT SMACKDOWN: $1,000/win & $400/start RaceSaver® sanctioned Sprint Cars ($50 early entry, online registration begins 12/26; $75 entry at gate.). Plus Modifieds, Ltd Modifieds & Factory Stocks. $15 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $30.
MARCH 14 USMTS Modifieds & Championship Points Opener. Plus Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks. LSS points in all 3 divisions. Details TBA. (7PM START TIME, $15 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $35).
APRIL 4 2nd Annual BUNNY HOP 25 Championship Points Night, Round 2: Modifieds, Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (7PM START TIME, $12 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $30). Plus Beginner Factory Stocks & Easter Egg Hunt! Details TBA.
APRIL 18 TEXAS OUTLAW MODIFIED SERIES $2,000/win & $200/start; Points Night Round 3 (all classes). Plus Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (7PM START TIME, JUST $12 GA! $5 Kids, Pits $30) Plus Beginner Factory Stocks.
MAY 2 "For the Love of Alex, Don't Text and Drive" 25 Lap Ltd. Mods.(Details TBA) Points Night, Round 4: $1,000 to win Modifieds; plus Factory Stocks (7PM START TIME, $12 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $30). Plus Beginner Factory Stocks!
MAY 24 (SUNDAY) $3,000/win, $400/START SUPR Late Model Series. Plus Championship Points Night, Round 5: Modifieds, Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (Purse details TBA).(GA $17, Kids $5. All pit passes $35. 7PM Start time.)
JUNE 13 LSS 6th Anniversary Special. Details TBA. Championship Points Night, Round 6: Modifieds; plus Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (8PM START TIME, JUST $12 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $30). Plus Beginner Factory Stocks!
JUNE 27 Championship Points Night, Round 7 (Additional details TBA): Modifieds, Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (8PM START TIME, $12 GA, $5 Kids, Pits $30) Plus Beginner Factory Stocks!
JULY 4 FIRECRACKER 40 $3,000/win, $400/START SUPR LATE MODELS & FIREWORKS! Plus Championship Points Night, Round 8: Modifieds; plus Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks. Details TBA. (GA $17, Kids $5. All pit passes $35. 8PM Start time.)
JULY 25 3rd Annual LoneStar SUMMER SIZZLER! Championship Points Night, Round 9: Details TBA. Modifieds, Limited Modifieds, Factory Stocks! Plus Beginner FS (8PM, $12 GA, $5 Kids, $30 pits)
AUGUST 15 Twin FS Feature Night, CARLOAD NIGHT & "BACK TO SCHOOL BASH" Championship Points Night, Round 10: $1,000 to win Modifieds; Plus Limited Modifieds, Factory Stocks & Beginner FS (8PM, $10/CARLOAD Grandstand, $30 pits)
SEPT. 5 $3,000/win, $400/START SUPR Late Model Series. Plus Championship Points Night, Round 11: Modifieds, Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks (Purse details TBA).(GA $17, Kids $5. All pit passes $35. 8PM Start time.)
SEPTEMBER 12 MONSTER TRUCK NATIONALS (Details TBA, 7PM Start Time)
SEPT. 24 3rd Annual ARMADILLO NATIONALS, NIGHT 1! $10,000 to win MODIFIEDS! $3,000 to win LTD MODS! $2,000 to win FACTORY STOCKS! Adults $12, Youth ages 6-11 $5. Pits $30; 7pm. 3-day adult grandstand pass just $35! Final points event*.
SEPT. 25 3rd Annual ARMADILLO NATIONALS, NIGHT 2! $10,000 to win MODIFIEDS! $3,000 to win LTD MODS! $2,000 to win FACTORY STOCKS! Adults $12, Youth ages 6-11 $5. Pits $30; 7pm. *50 'show up points' awarded to all LSS points drivers.
SEPT. 26 3rd Annual ARMADILLO NATIONALS FINALE NIGHT! $10,000 to win MODIFIEDS! $3,000 to win LTD MODS! $2,000 to win FACTORY STOCKS! Adults $20, Youth ages 6-11 $5. Pits $35; 7pm. (Details coming on event website this summer)
OCTOBER 10 Texas SPRINT CAR & FACTORY STOCK CHAMPIONSHIPS! Details TBA.
NOVEMEBER 28 TURKEY NATIONALS $5,000/win, $500/START SUPR Late Models. Plus Modifieds, Limited Modifieds & Factory Stocks.(GA $17, Kids $5. All pit passes $35. 2PM hot laps, Details TBA.)
POST SEASON: 11/29: 2015 LSS Awards Bash & $10,000+ Points Fund Distribution. Points division drivers (Mod, Ltd and FS) must compete in 75% of completed LSS point's events to be eligible for prize money/awards. 12/12 LoneStar Speedway Annual Holiday Food Drive, 10AM-3PM. Bring food donations to LoneStar ticket office.
THANK YOU to all the racers, fans, track workers and sponsors for their support of LoneStar Speedway, as it continues to allow the track to bring high quality racing programs each and every race night throughout the season!
note: at the track website, you can download the PDF version of this schedule, which is print formatted. The attached picture of the schedule is primarily just for viewing.
IT'S RACE DAY for the $34,000 Turkey Nationals at LoneStar Speedway - SAT. NOV. 29 at 2PM!
DRIVERS and FANS: ALL event details, times and pricing are covered in this press release - please take a few minutes to skim through it - THANKS!
Last year, over 160 teams converged to take on the LoneStar high banks and provide fans with a thrilling end of the season race!
There's added 'spice' in this year's Turkey Nationals event, with great paybacks in all 4 racing divisions, so this is a race you will not want to miss!
Late Models are racing for $5,000 to win...$1,000 for 5th and $500 to start. The Modifieds are $1,200 to win and $120 to start. The LTD Mods are racing for a solid $750 to win and $80 to start, while the Factory Stocks have a $500 payday for the winner, paying down to $60 to start.
There are NO entry fees in the Mods, Ltds or FS; and Non-qualifier money will be paid to all drivers not making the feature race...what a deal! All pit passes for all ages are $35.
DRIVERS: Don't forget we have a 1:15pm DRAW CUTOFF for this event, so please be on time; as we are going to keep this race on schedule...as we did last year. Hot laps at 2pm, with racing to immediately follow.
Complete purse breakdown is posted at the track website under 'resources' and the previously released article that follows.
RACE FANS: If you'd like to save $2 off your adult ticket prices, please bring a minimum of (3) canned goods to our collection area near the ticket window, as we are hosting the first of our annual LoneStar Food Drives! Details are posted here on FB and on our track website.
LONESTAR AWARDS BASH is on SUNDAY, NOV. 30th! Everyone is invited! Details are posted here on FB and on our track website.
Enjoy the start of the Holiday season and we look forward to seeing you all on Saturday, November 29th with the running of the $34,000 Turkey Nationals at LoneStar Speedway!
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Gobble up the Cash at LoneStar's $34,000 Turkey Nationals 11/29
Kilgore TX (10/2/14) by DarinShort.com. The final SUPR Late Model Series event will again be the biggest paying, when the LoneStar Turkey Nationals hits the high banks of LoneStar Speedway (LSS) Saturday, November 29th. The feature race is 40 laps in distance and pays $5,000 to win and $500 to start. This is the final event of the season and a staggering $34,000 total purse is being offered.
As in 2012 and 2013, the SUPR Late Model Series cars will race topless, giving race fans a clear view of the drivers as they wheel their cars around the wide, high-banked .33 mile oval.
The event is sponsored in part by P&W Sales located in Kilgore, Texas. P&W has been supplying drilling and oilfield products to the industry for over 50 years. P&W is also a proud sponsor of the 2013 LoneStar Turkey Nationals winner, Morgan Bagley of Longview, TX.
Fans can expect an excellent field of Late Model division drivers and several 'invaders' can be expected from throughout the region, including 2012 LoneStar SUPR Turkey Nationals winner Rob Litton; plus Jon Mitchell, Shane Hebert, Zach McMillan, Brandon Hightower, Jeff Chandler, Tyler Erb, Patrik Daniel, Richard Duke Jr., Chad Comer, Allen Tippen, Ronny Adams, Ray Moore, Robbie Stuart – and many, many more. Other than the Late Model drivers required to being topless, all other SUPR rules and formats will be in effect.
In addition to the SUPR Late Model Series, a complete program of Modified (paying $1,200 to win), Limited Modified ($750 to win) and Factory Stocks ($500 to win) will compete. There is no entry fee in the Modified, Limited Modified and Factory Stock divisions. The starting field has been expanded to 24 cars in each of these divisions.
The super-charged SUPR Late Model feature payback is as follows: $5,000 - 1,500 - 1,200 - 1,100 - 1,000 - 800 - 750 - 700 - 650 - 600 - 550 - 500...to start. Normal SUPR entry fees and non-qualifier payback are in effect.
A very solid payback is posted for the Modifieds, Limited Modifieds and Factory Stocks:
Modifieds - $1,200 - 700 - 500 - 400 - 300 - 260 - 220 - 200 - 180 - 160 - 140 - 120...to 24th. All NQ $50.
Limited Modifieds: $750 - 500 - 400 - 300 - 260 - 220 - 200 - 180 - 160 - 140 - 120 - 80...to 24th. All NQ $40.
Factory Stocks: $500 - 400 - 300 - 240 - 220 - 200 - 180 - 160 - 140 - 120 - 100 - 60...to 24th. All NQ $20.
With the sunset being 5:14pm on November 29th, special "Twilight" start times are in effect for this event, so fans and teams can have a great day of racing at the track, while leaving at an early time. Hot laps are scheduled for 2pm, with racing to follow. We expect the races to be finished by 7 or 8pm.
While you're waiting for this exciting season-ending event at LSS, make plans to join us for a double header event on Saturday October 11th, with the running of the Texas Sprint Car Championships and Texas Factory Stock Championships. The Sprint Car division winner will collect $3,000, while the Factory Stock champion will receive a cool $1,000. Details and event flyer are posted at the track website and Facebook page.
Here are some quick facts for the SATURDAY, NOV. 29th event:
-"Twilight Start Times" are in effect: Pits open at 11am, Grandstands open at 1pm, Hot Laps at 2pm, with Racing to follow immediately. The draw for sign-in closes at 1:15pm
-General Admission $17 (ages 12-64; tickets available at the gate on race day only)
-Kids (ages 6-11) just $5
-Ages 5 and under admitted free with adult admission
-Active Military (with I.D.) or Senior's (Ages 65+) General Admission $15
-Upgrade any ticket to the Reserved Section (bucket seats) for $5 per person
-All Pit Passes $35
-No outside food/drink coolers are allowed inside, a full selection of economically priced food concessions, including beer, are available.
-Event flyer link: www.lonestarspeedway.com/downloads/1003/fi1003_2996.jpg
-Event purse breakdown for all race divisions (all LSS rules in effect): www.lonestarspeedway.com/downloads/1003/fi1003_2995.pdf
-Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com/ for event flyer, class rules and complete event details.
-Visit www.SUPRracing.com/ for complete Series information.
Don't miss the final LoneStar Speedway event of the season, when the topless SUPR Late Models headline the $34,000 LoneStar Turkey Nationals on Saturday November 29th!
We tried holding out, but persistent rain is forcing us to cancel tonight's big race at LoneStar Speedway.
Due to the lateness of the season and other track schedules, this race will not be rescheduled.
Next up at LoneStar is the $34,000 Turkey Nationals on Saturday Nov. 29.
Details at www.LoneStarSpeedway.com
Texas Sprint Car & Factory Stock Championships coming to LoneStar Speedway October 11
Kilgore TX (9/2/14) by DarinShort.com. LoneStar Speedway (LSS) is pleased to announce a new doubleheader event coming Saturday, October 11th at 7pm: the Texas Sprint Car Championships & Texas Factory Stock Championships.
The Texas Sprint Car Championships will pay $3,000 to win and $300 to start, and will be sanctioned by the Smiley's Racing Products ASCS Lone Star region. There is no entry fee due from Sprint Car teams for this event, and any non-qualifiers will each receive $100. No mufflers are required at LoneStar Speedway for this event. Complete purse structure is posted at the track website, and division rules are posted at the Series website (both links below).
The Texas Factory Stock Championships will pay $1,000 to win and $100 to start. All cars must be LoneStar Speedway legal - no exceptions. Complete purse structure is posted at the track website (link below). All non-qualifiers will receive $20.
With many tracks and series being dormant on October 11th, fans can expect a great field of cars from across Texas and surrounding areas.
This doubleheader event also comes with very family-friendly ticket pricing, of just $17 for adults. Pit pass prices are also staying at the normal LSS price of $30 for all ages.
A complete event flyer for the Saturday October 11th event is posted under the 'resources' section of the track website.
Here are some quick facts for the Saturday October 11th LoneStar Speedway event:
-Pits open at 3pm, Grandstands open at 5pm, Draw Cut off for Factory Stocks at 6:30pm sharp, Hot laps at 7pm with racing to follow.
-General Admission just $17 (ages 12 to 64)
-Active Military or Senior (Ages 65+): General Admission $15
-Upgrade any ticket to the Reserved Section for $5 per person
-All Pit Passes $30
-No outside food/drink coolers are allowed inside; a full selection of economically priced food concessions, including beer, are available
-Click www.LoneStarSpeedway.com to check it out all of the event flyer, details, rules, purse breakdown; etc.
-Visit www.ASCSracing.com for complete information on the Smiley's Racing Products ASCS Lone Star region.
Come see which two drivers are going to earn the title of being the Champion of Texas! It's going to be a great night of racing on the high-banks of LoneStar Speedway, Saturday, October 11th, with the running of the Texas Sprint Car Championships & Texas Factory Stock Championships!


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Hitchcock said Rattie has been recalled and will play in a top-six role and on the power play. Sobotka, Roy & Morrow are out with injuries.
It´s official. F Martin Erat @washcaps will replace Vladimir Sobotka on the Czech team for Sochi.
Pro Hockey Talk "Vladimir Sobotka landed on injured reserve for the St. Louis Blues with a leg injury that will knock him out of the Olympics. That opens the door for another player to join the Czech Republic roster and it could be Calgary's Jiri Hudler. Olympic coach Alois Hadamczik told TV NOVA in the Czech..." February 02
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Roy had the flu. Sobotka tweaked something at end of morning skate so they held him out. Both are going to Dallas. #stlblues
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Audio: 911 Call From Airport Employee Who Fell Asleep In Cargo HoldThe Alaska Airlines flight was forced to return to Sea-Tac Airport shortly after takeoff Monday, after the pilot heard loud banging noises.
2 Planes Evacuated In Seattle, 3rd Flight Diverted To DallasTwo planes were evacuated upon arrival at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport on Sunday due to what a spokesman called a "security concern."
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A Casa a Testaccio is perfect for families with children, a group of friends, or two couples travelling together who are looking for a delightful and relaxing stay in the heart of Rome. The B&B is located in the very central area of Testaccio. It is well connected by Metro (200 meters from the Piramide station off of the B line), by bus (30 meters from a major bus stop), and to the Ciampino and Fiumicino/Leonardo DaVinci airports (300 meters from the Air Terminal Ostiense). All of the archaeological, artistic, monumental, and historic highlights of Rome are just a few minutes away, some on foot (the Coliseum, Roman Forum, Circus Maximus, etc.). Testaccio is a lively and trendy area with a great variety of restaurants, traditional Roman trattorias and pizzerias, cafès, pubs, shops, and open air markets, including the very famous Sunday flea market Porta Portese. The apartment is in an elevator building, fully renovated, quiet, and bright with panoramic views from the fourth floor.
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Rebels use captured tank against Syrian forces
Also on Thursday, the regime bombarded the southern suburb of Tadamon with artillery and mortars, sending plumes of smoke up into the sky, according to the Observatory. People in downtown Damascus confirmed hearing explosions coming from that direction and seeing the smoke.
A bold rebel assault on Damascus was crushed two weeks ago in fierce fighting, but the latest raids show that pockets of resistance remain in the capital and the surrounding countryside.
Abu Qais said that at least 20 people were killed by raids in the Yalda suburb on Wednesday night, in the south, while the Observatory reported that 47 people had been killed in the Jdaidat Artouz neighborhood to the southwest. Videos posted by activists show piles of bloody corpses, many with visible bullet holes. The videos could not be independently authenticated.
International condemnation of Syria's handling of the uprising is growing, but with President Bashar Assad protected by China and Russia in the Security Council, there has been no effective action in response.
Under pressure from Brazil, Russia, India and China, a General Assembly resolution sponsored by Arab countries and meant to condemn the regime was watered down to remove calls for Assad's departure. Any mention of sanctions was also removed.
The United Nations' Syria policy has been further hamstrung by the resignation of Annan, who first came up with the six point peace plan to resolve the crisis, including a cease-fire that was supposed to take effect in mid-April but never took hold.
The U.N. World Food Program, meanwhile, sounded the alarm Thursday over the humanitarian situation in Syria with close to 3 million people needing food and livestock assistance in the next 12 months - more than 10 percent of the country's population of 22 million.
The study carried out by the WFP as well as the Syrian Agricultural Ministry said the country's agricultural sector has lost $1.8 billion this year from damaged crops and livestock. It's not just the fighting that has kept farmers from their harvest but also shortages in fuel, electricity and labor to work the farms.
The statement warned that the country's poorest would be the hardest hit.
U.S. officials, however, said Thursday that the Obama administration will ramp up its humanitarian aid to Syrian civilians by $12 million, increasing the total to $76 million. The funds will go to U.N. agencies, the International Red Cross and other organizations doing relief work. The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they weren't authorized to divulge the information.
A day earlier, State Department spokesman Patrick Ventrell told reporters that the U.S. had added $10 million to its "nonlethal assistance" supplies to the Syrian opposition, which includes communications equipment. The new total now stands at $25 million.
Syria's Foreign Ministry condemned the move, describing giving money to the opposition as "funding terrorism," in contravention of U.N. Security Council resolutions.
Associated Press writers Zeina Karam in Beirut and Bassem Mroue in Kilis, Turkey, Peter Spielmann at the United Nations, Bradley Klapper in Washington, DC contributed to this report.
The Associated Press