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Tributes: Wiley Bell kept 66 Bowl open 24/7 in its early years
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*Army Airman Wiley Bell returned from World War II with a Bronze Star for heroism. He soon started a career with a cattle commission company based in the Oklahoma City Stockyards. Bell would then join an investment group that in 1959 opened 66 Bowl. The bowling alley sat along original Route 66, which is now known as NW 39 Expressway. Bell was manager of 66 Bowl from 1964 through 1978; he told The Oklahoman in a 2009 interview that the house remained open 24 hours "in the early years" because bowling was so popular and everyone wanted to learn how to play.
Bell was quite the player himself — in 1962, he pursed $1,000 for rolling the first perfect game (300) in the 30-year history of the Men's Singles Classic at the Hilander Bowling Palace. He was inducted into the Oklahoma City Bowling Hall of Fame's performance division in 1983. The Drumright native also fished for bass in the waters of Mexico, Canada and South America.
Bell was a resident of Oklahoma City when he died at age 95, two years after 66 Bowl closed.
*Ray Bond starred as a sophomore catcher for Oklahoma State's 1959 College World Series championship team. The Cowboys were not expected to contend that season but finished 27-5 after defeating Arizona for the title. He helped OSU reach the 1960 Series and caught Jim Wixson's no-hitter, which is just one of two thrown in CWS history.
Bond graduated from Capitol Hill High School, where he helped the Redskins win the Class A state baseball championship in 1957. Bond's single in the 10th inning drove home the winning run as Capitol Hill beat Northwest Classen 3-2 in the final. The 1957 All-Stater also played summer baseball for Herman's Sporting Goods in Oklahoma City.
Before working in the oil field service business by trade, Bond had a brief professional baseball career. He played the 1961 and 1962 seasons with the Tulsa Oilers, then the Texas League affiliate of the St. Louis Cardinals. "I caught a few Grapefruit League games and got to meet people like Mr. (Stan) Musial, Ken Boyer, people like that," Bond told The Oklahoman in a 1988 interview. "I could catch, but I couldn't hit. They threw too hard. I can identify with Bob Uecker."
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*Jack Welsh of Oklahoma City was a gastroenterologist by trade. He also authored books on medical practices during the Civil War. Sandwiched between research, he raced Hobie Cat catamarans throughout the U.S. Welsh died of cancer at age 83.
*Austin Hunter was an award-winning Little League Baseball player in Midwest City. He had a brief stay in Salt Lake City, Utah, where he won two medals as a wrestler. Hunter, who planned to join the Marine Corps after graduation, was a Carl Albert High School student at the time of death at age 15.
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I do love this 29er. but theres a few dents wich i dont care much about but the main issue is the spacing around the rear wheel. If my wheel aint bent/out of tru its not a issue but when i go in mud it clogs the bike up good Its a older 29er. the wheel rubs the odd time when flexed aswell.
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Some of the wildlife I see from my window. I love watching them and photographing them. All through the summer and up till the middle of November I have enjoyed watching the Gray Fox family. There were five pups out there with two sets of parents. What beautiful animals! I only see three of the pups and one of the mothers these days. They come out at night now so it's hard getting photos of them. One of the pups has gotten shot by a hunter and is now walking on three legs. It's so sad because I know he will not make it through the winter. He has a bone protruding from his leg and it will never heal properly. The bacteria will get in it and he will die a slow death. The Wildlife Rehabbers know the situation but they don't seem interested. Sad.
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Cars as far as anyone could see ahead and as far behind. This was to be expected, a tax for driving. Three or four snuck through on green when the signals changed but only to the next stalled stack, never to open road. Although we had all driven here deliberately, nobody wanted to be in this place long enough to look at it. We wanted it behind us. With clear highway ahead we might have felt less vagrant, but stuck on hot black asphalt between a service station and a comically cheerful liquor store at the intersection of who can remember and please don't remind me, we couldn't pretend we were headed anywhere. The car to my right was so close I could hear the driver grinding her teeth. The driver to my left was spinning his steering wheel pointlessly back and forth. We sat through two light changes without moving. I had spent a small dog's lifetime trying to follow a metaphorical map, rushing without looking through years as forsaken as this crossroads. Now, sitting here in a sealed container which, because it wasn't moving, had become my world, I was gagging on my own spent breath. A driver pulled into the intersection with nowhere to go and shut his engine off. His one car going nowhere by choice amid hundreds of cars going nowhere out of necessity seemed thrilling and defiant. Otherwise people get killed, I thought, when drivers with tempers feel trapped and blame other drivers. I shed my seat belt and pulled myself up through the moon roof. Standing on the seat with my shoulders, head, and chest released from the car, I squinted toward my destination and tried to picture myself happy there, climbed out, left the engine idling, and walked away from it all.
Michael's face was red. "OK, then, gun to your head," he demanded, "what's the best Christmas movie?" Though his tone suggested he might actually have put something to my head, he hadn't. Well, first, I told him, with a gun to my head I wouldn't be able to concentrate on movies; second, the category's too broad: Christmas comedy? Christmas love story? Is Die Hard a Christmas movie for taking place on Christmas? "Completely irrelevant," he said. "Best is best. But anyway, it's a trick question. They all suck because they all lie." I knew better than to take the bait but I told him anyway that all movies lie. "Well, I know actors wear makeup and play make-believe," he told me, "but they do that to tell a truth; Christmas movies lie to lie." He put his mug down hard as if he wanted to tenderize the coaster. Glasses clinked down the bar. He'd been pounding me the same way since we sat down, which was common, but his red face was not. He cared about this. I watched his eyes and waited. A string of lights twinkled behind his head. "You think Santa Claus is universal," he told me,"and that finding out he's your parents is a primal disillusionment. That's Hollywood bullshit. Kids have dads who bring out guns on Christmas Eve and put them to their children's heads one by one," he said. That can't be right, I told him. "One by one and pulled the trigger," he told me, "year in and year out, and made them wonder if one year there'd be bullets. Why have I never seen that in a movie?" I waited until he was finished. Why are you telling me this, Michael? I asked him. What the hell are you telling me?
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The Deputy Assistant has died for an analogy. Some will recall four years ago his boss, the Minister of Health and Family Welfare, boldly revived the discredited effort to eradicate polio from the provinces west and south of the capital—bold because several children had been paralyzed by the vaccine given to protect them. Those precious souls with their bent frames were the statistical necessity of a cure for the world, but they were pathetic, and no matter what the Deputy Assistant said, their parents were impossible to answer. For several seasons after that, whole provinces of five-year-olds had closed their mouths against the disreputable sugar cube. An ambivalent man might have been daunted; instead, the Minister wept for an audience at the new sanitation plant, but warned that an excess of love for the stricken few unfortunates would cripple thousands of children. His Deputy was moved as well but understood the numbers better. Only one child would be stricken for every three million successfully dosed. "It is as if," he told the Minister, and the comment has cost him his life, "to banish the scourge to oblivion, you sacrificed your three sons." The details of how he fulfilled his accidental prophecy are appalling, and there is evidence he tried to sabotage it, but the clarity of the plan is as strict as a gem. In the capital today, the Deputy Assistant has eaten a phosphine tablet and died. The job is two-thirds done now, new cases are rare, and the Minister's third son travels with him to the regions of greatest concern, where skepticism of the vaccine might nullify the nation's triumph over disease. The boy stands straight and tall alongside his brothers in their chairs, and the locals decide for themselves the extent of the Minister's nerve.
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TRIADELPHIA - During the 2003 announcement that Cabela's would open a store in Ohio County, state and local officials promised it would grow the region's tax base, provide more than a thousand jobs and reinvigorate the local economy.
That store officially opened on Aug. 12, 2004. And over the past 10 years, it has lived up to all the opening day hype - and more.
The store will celebrate its 10-year anniversary on Tuesday, bringing more than 2 million visitors annually to Ohio County. That's more than 20 million visitors to the area since 2004.
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As the original occupant of the retail center now known as The Highlands, Cabela's continues drawing millions of outdoor enthusiasts to Ohio County.
Landing Cabela's allowed county leaders to build nearly $300 million worth of infrastructure at the development now known as The Highlands, which has led to more than 60 new businesses locating there. Ohio County Administrator Greg Stewart said the county now receives about $4.5 million annually in property taxes from The Highlands, compared to average annual collections of just $800 for the land prior to Cabela's opening.
"It has been a very quick 10 years," Stewart said in reflecting on Cabela's anniversary. "We could not have found a better anchor than Cabela's. They gave us the launching pad to get started."
"It's a very dramatic game-changer for the area," added Frank O'Brien, executive director of the Wheeling-Ohio County Convention and Visitors Bureau. "Because of Cabela's, retail has come back to Ohio County."
O'Brien said the 2 million visitors he counts heading to Cabela's each year come from a broad range of areas. A stop at the store at any given time shows a heavy concentration of Pennsylvania and Ohio license plates, along with those from Texas, Oklahoma and Louisiana - native states for many of the area's pipeliners.
A Team Effort
The story of Cabela's locating here goes back to the county commission's purchase of 471 acres of land in the late 1990s for about $450,000 from property owners John Nicolozakes and Quinn Ford. After attempting to market the property as a Southpointe-style complex, county and state leaders put their efforts into showing the outdoors retailer - at that time, a family owned operation by brothers Jim and Dick Cabela - that Ohio County, with its central location between Pittsburgh and Columbus and strong outdoors market, would be a wise investment.
When first approached by the local group, Cabela's had eight stores around the country, with a ninth already approved for Hamburg, Pa., near Reading. Cabela's was building about a store a year at the time, and local and state officials gave their best pitch for the project during visits to Cabela's headquarters in Sydney, Neb.
That pitch, led by then Gov. Bob Wise, included a series of tax incentives new to West Virginia called tax increment financing. Through such a financing tool, used in other states where Cabela's was located at the time, future property taxes were pledged to fund infrastructure improvements. This allowed property such as that where The Highlands currently is located to be developed without requiring massive amounts of private investment.
Along with the local group, led by Stewart, county commissioners David Sims, Randy Wharton and Tim McCormick, Wise also had several state business leaders - Russ Isaacs and David Dickerson among them - working with Cabela's executives. Sims, now a circuit judge in Ohio County, said the list of those involved is impressive.
"This has created so much opportunity for our county, and it still continues to create opportunities," Sims said of Cabela's. "There is no question, there were a lot of people involved in this process that many people probably don't even know about. I wish we had written a book, beginning when we first looked at the land in the 1990s."
A 'Wise' Investment
The Cabela's deal did not come without controversy. The state put together a $60 million sales tax increment financing plan, which gained passage at the end of the 2003 session of the West Virginia Legislature when then-Delegate Gil White, with less than 15 minutes remaining in the session, ran the House's bill to the Senate chamber for passage.
The sales tax TIF, which redirected all sales tax from Cabela's back to the county to pay for construction of the store, was set to last for 10 years. It was paid off in four.
Along with TIF financing, the state provided a $35 million grant for Cabela's, along with funding to build the interchange along I-70.
Many criticized the funding, noting the state essentially built Cabela's a new store. Ten years later, Wise said the state's money was well spent.
"My son and I were back in the Wheeling area two years ago to hunt, we stopped at Cabela's, and I was completely amazed that there had been so much growth and development," Wise, executive director of the Washington, D.C.-based Alliance for Excellent Education, said. "Cabela's is a quality operation. It's not your typical retail establishment. As the Wheeling store has shown, it's a destination."
Wise said bringing Cabela's to West Virginia was the top economic development priority for his administration.
"I have two prominent items from my time as governor here in personal office. One is a picture of me signing the PROMISE Scholarship bill, and the second is a panoramic picture from inside the Wheeling Cabela's store," he said. "Landing Cabela's set the stage for many other economic development opportunities in the Northern Panhandle and throughout the state."
The deal also pushed the state beyond where it had been before in terms of economic development initiatives, Wise added.
"When we visited Cabela's, we saw first-hand how the TIF could work to grow development in West Virginia. Some in the state resisted that, but we pushed it through the Legislature. Our best predictions (with the sales tax TIF) were that Cabela's would be luck to pay it back in 10 years. It turned out to be paid back in four. Cabela's return on investment far exceeded what we projected."
To top it off, Cabela's liked the Triadelphia location so much that the company agreed to locate its third national distribution center here - which brought another 1,100 jobs.
"When they saw the quality of our work force, our location, they came to us and said they wanted to do the distribution center, as well," Wise said. "That was not part of the original package. It took the job numbers from 300 for the retail store to 1,400 total. What a win that turned out to be.
"Looking back now, I can say Cabela's far exceeded what anyone projected, and it showed me that as a state, if we are willing to push the envelope, good things will happen."
Current Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin, who served as Senate president when Cabela's came to the state, also praised the outdoors store for 10 years in West Virginia.
"Then Senate President Tomblin was proud to support the proposal that led to Cabela's being the anchor for a huge retail and commercial development in the Wheeling area," said Tomblin spokesman Chris Stadelman. "It's a great example of how public-private partnership can help the economy of an entire region."


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He is about 4' 9" tall
Sizing- probably a 20" unicycle would work. Some of the sellers show a chart of size vs height, but that is pretty variable. Note that you can cut the seat posts shorter to lower the seat. The critical factor for a short person is being able to reach the lower pedal while seated.
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NBCs Revolution is a dystopian tale of a world that lacks electricity. The United States has retreated from an era of comfort and civility into a war torn world of survival where militias dominate and average people quake at a militias arrival. In the midst of this, fans of the series have followed a story of spunky renegades. While the crew, which includes Charlie and her Uncle Miles, have gotten in and out of trouble from the beginning, it all seems to be leading to a battle of epic proportion.
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Malcolm Duthie of the Infectious Disease Research Institute of Seattle is helping develop a new leprosy vaccine. While drug treatments have dramatically reduced the number of leprosy cases worldwide, Duthie hopes a new vaccine will provide a breakthrough in prevention.
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Leprosy, Duthie said, " … is viewed as a disease that is dying and will be eradicated."
IDRI aims to have the new vaccine ready for safety trials by the beginning of 2011. The institute is also developing more rapid diagnostic tools — ideally, a blood test that can diagnose leprosy in 10 minutes.
"That takes a lot of pressure off a clinician looking at symptoms saying, 'Hmm, you could have leprosy, you could have a fungal infection, you could have this other thing,'" Duthie said. "It gives them something so that during your visit to the doctor, you can get a definitive answer."
That may be the only thing that's definitive about this disease. Even the WHO statistics aren't fully reliable.
Part of the problem is that there's no way of knowing how many leprosy cases don't get reported.
When clinicians survey leprosy-ridden villages and towns themselves, they often find six or seven times more cases than reported, Duthie said.
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Well they do look better with bratz faces! (Not because I like MGA E and not Mattel!)No offence to MH!
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She just puts a Bratz head on a MH doll
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Its! ......Sasha with Cleo's clothes!? xDDD roflmao
I'm surprised they're fat little bodies can even hold up monster high clothing.
That's just wrong on so many levels.
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Since when does Cleo Have sparkly Eye shadow?
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panterkowy misiowy płaszcz ! :D Uwielbiam takie ciuszki z sztucznego futerka, zawsze są bardzo ciepłe i miłe w dotyku. Można je głaskać i głaskać :D
This leaopard hooded fur coat is stunning. I think I'd have a problem with what to wear it with
Beautiful and trendy leopard style coat
Fur coat with leopard print...ah love at the first side
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