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SourcesPeter D Motorsports602/716-0212www.PeterDmotorsports.com
Dwarf Car Co602/495-9341www.dwarfcar.com
Sport ModifiedsThe idea of building their own car is to many racers just as much fun and as good a reason to get into racing as driving the car. Sport Modifieds have all the looks of a more expensive IMCA Modified with the costs being just a bit higher than two really good Street Stocks. That is true if you are willing to build the car yourself.
There are some chassis builders who are offering this car as a lower-cost alternative to an IMCA type of Modified. You can even buy the rollcage bars bent and notched ready to weld together for about $1,000 if you're so inclined to build your own chassis. From the stands, the cars are identical in appearance to an IMCA Modified. If you get under the hood or the suspension, you'll find a stock GM metric frame and stock rearend under the car. No Ford 9-inch rearend, no four-link suspension, no fabricated A-frames in the front. Nor will you find a $10,000 engine. What you will find are the stock suspension parts you would find in a street car. Although some of the associations that race these cars are allowing some aftermarket A-frames to be used on the front end, for the most part the cars are equipped with OEM-based suspension components.
The engines are highly regulated with the intent to keep costs down. No aluminum blocks or heads. No roller anything! No porting, no lightweight rods. Flat-top pistons with four-valve reliefs cut into the crown are mandatory and no lightweight cranks allowed. The engines are really lightly modified V-8s. You're allowed either a two-barrel Holley carburetor or a Quadrajet.
Keeping the costs under control is the goal. You are allowed any cam, but it will be limited by the heads and the stock rocker arms. No need to put a monster cam in the engine if you don't have the components that would allow a monster cam to do its job. You're allowed an aftermarket HEI distributor and headers. The cars are making around 300 to 350 hp in race trim. They seem to be fairly reliable and engine failures rare. You have a choice of using an automatic transmission or a manual transmission. The rules require you to use an OEM single-disc clutch and OEM flywheel.
The racing is tight, and due to the fairly narrow tires and very equal power, a premium is placed on driver skill. It's not uncommon for a good driver to beat out a car with more power just because these cars require a good bit of driver control. These are momentum cars and if you drive with the tail hung out, it may look cool and be a good bit of fun, but it's not always the fastest way around the track.
Conversations with the racers find the cars start at $17,000 for a factory built car ready to race. Most of the racers are quoting a cost of $7,000 to $11,000 to build a race-ready car. Nothing beats a full field of racers having a blast racing. This class of racers seems to be gaining popularity in the Southwest and Central states.-J.Hill
The Upside: The class is growing and the parts to build the cars are plentiful and very reasonable from a cost perspective. The rules that govern the suspension and the engine are open enough to allow the backyard engineer enough wiggle room to have a great time playing with setups.
The Downside: Even in cost-conscious divisions, there are racers who will find a way to circumvent the rules and still spend money. This type of activity can cause the technical inspections to become longer and more invasive.
SourceDan's Racing Supply480/615-6440
Street StocksAs a beginning racer, you have nothing but options. The only limitations are your level of dedication and your budget. With many Saturday night racecars, the starting point isn't what one would consider a purpose-built racecar, but a modified street car.


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...went live last week here! It's about my own personal pet peeve, games that play audio when you're not playing them. One of my achievements this year has been to improve the technical standards for featuring on the Android Market; at this point, it's almost impossible to get a new title featured if it has this bug. Which means, of course, that part of my job is to send off emails to promising game developers, asking if they can fix this sort of issue so that we can feature their game. I'm hoping that publishing this sort of blog post will help.
Stay tuned for more; in return for being allowed to title my post "Part I of a series," I had to commit to at least three more episodes. :-)

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text: LAWRENCEVILLE, Pa. — Two men who allegedly robbed a self-service laundry in Lawrenceville were arrested when they were caught attempting to run $3,500 in coins through a nearby supermarket coin exchange machine.Pittsburgh police charged Kevin Walter, 20, of Lawrenceville and Brandon Cafeo, 20, of Shaler, Pa., with robbing the Butler Street Laundromat.According to police, video from the laundry's surveillance cameras shows the men using pry bars to break into the coin boxes of a number of washing machines, a Coke vending machine, soap and laundry-bag vending machines, and a change-making machine. The two also stole boxes of laundry soap, police say.Walter and Cafeo were arrested when workers at the nearby Shop 'n Save called police to report that the two men used the store's CoinStar change machine to collect and total $3,500 in loose change and then attempted to redeem the voucher at the cashier's station.The men were nervous and evasive when asked about the large amount of change, according to police. Detectives recognized the two from the surveillance video and charged them with burglary, receiving stolen property, criminal mischief and criminal conspiracy.


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In my What to Wear to the Beach contest I invited readers to unleash their creative side by designing Polyvore creations of beachwear for women over 40.
From functional cover-ups to fun totes, I wanted to see the way you would style beach clothes for women our age to wear surfside.
Today, I start with the first and second runner-up. First Runner-Up ~ "Ready for Fun in the Sun" by Barbara Gillespie
Graphic Prints have had a really strong influence on fashion this spring, even in the swimsuit department. Here's a fashionable look that Barbara pulled together that so many of you really took a liking to.
Color and Style
Black and White with a pop of color is the theme of this beachwear entry, making this outfit modern and sleek with a touch of playful.
Who ever said women over 40 are shy at the beach? This one piece swimsuit is pretty sexy with its well positioned cutout below the bust. It picks up on the peekaboo styles that have been another big trend this spring. This swimsuit is an interesting way of showing off some skin, but in an area where you don't have to worry about cellulite! (LOL)
You can't go to the beach without a cover-up and Barbara has chosen a fringed shawl style sarong for a sexy beach cover up and big floppy straw hat to add a bit of a bohemian feel. Jewel flips flops are pretty and practical and then there's the tote…bright and summery in sunny yellow.
Second Runner-Up ~ "Lingering Relaxing Moments" by Barbara Gillespie
Barbara is a 2-time winner in our what to wear to the beach contest. This time she takes inspiration from a feminine floral tote in beachy summer colors that are soft and muted.
Choose a Swimsuits that Camouflages Problem Areas
I talked about ruching and shirring before being a is a favorite detail in clothes for women over 40. That's because all that extra material arranged just so nicely camouflages any little lumps and bumps that we may not be so thrilled with. This swimsuit also has a sexy halter tie top instead of just straps which adds instant glamour and more shape to your bustline.
Pay Attention to Your Beachwear Cover-Up
When we talk about beachwear, beach cover up dresses for women are an important topic. Why? …because too many women throw on whatever is around like a baggy shirt or unattractive top. This cover-up, above, is good example of what you should be wearing. It covers everything but has still has shape to it instead of being just a big loose piece of cloth. An empire neckline with deep V like this is always flattering to the bust, too, and it's pretty!
Play With a Hat
These days you need a hat and even then you have to be careful because the sun can still get at you so wear a good sunscreen. Just as everything has been color blocked this year so has this hat with its wide yellow band. It's little details like this that make you look modern and in fashion, so also more youthful.
Sunglasses add Style
One of the most important beachwear accessories for women is a great pair of sunglasses. A word about sunglasses this spring: Go Big or go Home! Oversize is in. That's all I have to say.
Flip Flops are Fun
Plain and simple these keep it casual, but if you wanted to dress things up you could always go for something with a little more embellishment.
Barbara, fabulous job on both these looks!
To take a look at all the other wonderful creations submitted, visit my Pinterest board What To Wear To The Beach. Wondering who was the grand prize winner of the best collage of Beachwear for Women over 40? Click here.


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Arrival Day for new students in the Fall
Orientation for new students begins on Arrival Day in August. Move-in is from 9-11 a.m.
Read more about Orientation 2015.
In a typical Orientation, you and your student will spend an average day at the College by touring the campus, meet informally with faculty, attend mini-classes and workshops, and see College facilities. Staff from Information Services will be on hand at the IT Service Desk in Shain Library to answer questions about connecting to the campus network, using email and ordering personal computers.
Parents take part in programs on various aspects of the academic program and student life while students get acquainted with their roommates, housemates and student leaders in their residential halls.
There is a President's Assembly in the afternoon, followed by a reception for parents and students. Afterward, parents say their goodbyes and students head off to start Orientation.
Spring semester Orientation for first-year students and transfers
First-year and transfer students entering the College at mid-year have their own special orientation program. The sessions are designed to acquaint you fully with the College and to help your student matriculate quickly and easily.
Optional Fall pre-Orientation programs for first-year students
We offer two optional pre-orientation programs in the fall: Genesis, and Odyssey.
Genesis and Odyssey also have a parent component. It is important that parents who participate in these programs stay for the activities on Arrival Day. Here is information about local hotel and lodging accommodations for families. More information on these programs is sent to students during the summer.
Genesis is on Thursday and Friday before Arrival Day. This program is for underrepresented students, including students of color and first-generation college students. It includes a segment for parents and guardians, giving them an opportunity to meet with the academic deans and administrators from the College's career-planning program, health services, counseling services, student life, financial aid and other offices.
The deadline to sign up is July 1. For more information, contact Antonio Jefferson, email@example.com or 860-439-2628.
Odyssey, for international students
Odyssey helps first-year international students and their families become familiar with the campus and with each other prior to the arrival of the rest of the first-year students. Participation in the program is voluntary but encouraged. The deadline to sign up is July 1. For more information, contact the program's international student adviser, Carmela Patton, firstname.lastname@example.com, (860) 439-2050.
LGBTQ Mentoring Program
The Queer Peer Mentoring Program introduces incoming lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning students to the community at Connecticut College through a series of social and educational events during the fall semester. Students can join the group upon arrival but are welcome to signal their advance interest by contacting Jen Manion, the director of the LGBTQ Resource Center, at firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit http://lgbtq.conncoll.edu/ for more information about the Center.


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2007-08 (Sr.): Team captain... Earned All-American honors in the 100 and 200 back and the 200 and 400 medley relays en route to the Mustangs' 11th-place team finish at NCAAs... Named National Collegiate Swimmer of the Week 2/13... Member of the C-USA record-breaking 400 medley relay... Broke C-USA records in the 100 and 200 back, winning the 100 in a career-best time...Helped Mustangs to a first-place finish in the 400 medley relay and won the 400 IM and 200 back against Texas (2/9)... Member of the first-place 200 medley relay and won the 100 back against Rice (1/18)... Helped Mustangs win the 200 medley relay and won the 200 back against Houston (1/19)... Part of the fourth-place 200 medley relay against Texas A&M and Auburn (1/12)... Member of the third-place 400 medley relay, won the 400 IM and took second in 100 and 200 back at Georgia (1/5)... Finished second in the 100 and 200 back and helped the Mustangs to second place finishes in the 200 and 400 medley relays against Texas A&M and Michigan (11/16-18)... Member of the first-place 400 medley relay and first-place finisher in 200 back against North Texas and Wyoming (11/9)... Won the 200 back, took second in the 400 IM and third in the 100 back at the SMU Swim Classic against Wisconsin, USC, Texas A&M, Alabama and Florida State (10/26-27).
2006-07 (Jr.): Participated in free, back and fly events... Posted most of season-best times at Art Adamson Invite... Holds top SMU season times in 1650 free, 100 and 200 back and 400 IM and second-best in 100 free and 200 fly... Helped guide SMU to second consecutive C-USA Championship crown and first-place finish at SMU Swim Classic.... Named to All-C-USA 1650 free, 200 back and 200 medley relay first team and 500 free second team... Lead-off leg of C-USA Champion 200 medley relay team which post season-best time... C-USA Champion in 1650 free and 200 back... Swam season-best time in 500 free at C-USA Championships for second-place finish... Placed third in 200 back and third in 1650 free against Texas and Arizona... Swam season-best time in 200 fly against Texas and Arizona... Finished first in the 1000 free with season-best time and third in 100 and 200 back against Texas A&M... Third-place in 200 back against Georgia... Swam in 500 free at Art Adamson Invitational and claimed second-place finish... First-leg of second-place 400 medley relay team at Art Adamson that posted season-best time... Swam individual and team season-best time with first-place finish in 1650 free at Art Adamson Invite... Placed second in 200 back at Art Adamson... Swam season-best in 200 free and 100 back at Art Adamson Invite... First-place finish in 200 back against North Texas... Won 1000 free and 200 back against Houston and Oregon St.... Won 100 free and 100 and 200 back against Rice... Finished second in 400 IM with season-best time at SMU Swim Classic... Won 100 and 200 back at SMU Swim Classic... Garnered C-USA Swimmer of the Week honors (Oct. 24)... Participated in the European Short Course Championships.
2005-06 (So.): C-USA Commissioners Honor Roll... Best SMU time in 200 back, 200 fly and 400 IM... Second best SMU time in 100 back, 1650 free... Participated in back, free, fly and IM events... Led SMU to C-USA crown in inaugural season in the conference, seventh place finish at 2006 NCAA Championship and first place finish at SMU Classic Championship... Meet, pool record holder and C-USA Champion in 200 backstroke... Set career-best time in 1650 free at NCAA Championship... Placed third in C-Final of 100 free at 2006 World Championship... Marked season-best time in 100 back against Texas A&M... Notched career-best time in 1000 free against Texas... Participated in the 1500 free at 2006 Spring Championship... Set career-best time in 200 fly and 400 IM at SMU Classic... Placed 14th in the 400 free at FINA World Cup.
2004-05 (Fr.): Breakout freshman season... Helped guide SMU to its ninth straight WAC Championship, seventh place finish at the 2005 NCAA Championship and fifth SMU Classic championship... Outstanding Swimmer at the SMU Classic... All-American in the 500 free... Member of All-American 800 free relay and 400 medley relay team... WAC Freshman of the Year... WAC Champion in the 500 free and 100 and 200 back... Competed in the European SC Championship... Won gold in the 200 back at the FINA World Championship in New York... Also took second in the 100 back and fourth in the 400 free at FINA... CollegeSwimming.com Swimmer of the Week (10/27)... WAC Swimmer of the Week (1/29)... Top SMU time in the 100 and 200 back and 400sc free... Second-best SMU time in the 200 fly and 500 free... Third-best SMU time in the 400 IM... Swam in the FINA World Swimming Championship during the summer of '05 in Montreal.
Prep: Member of State Champion and National Champion teams.... Swimmer of the Year for long and short course in 2004... Participated in the 2004 Olympic Games for Slovenia.
Personal: Daughter of Marko and Brigita Carman... Has one brother, Peter... Advertising major
200 Free 1:48.35 500 Free 4:41.05 1000 Free 9:51.89 1650 Free 16:14.38 100 Back 53.58 200 Back 1:54.24 200 Fly 2:01.43 400 IM 4:19.26


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Anyone else see it? I seen a lot of shit but that was hard to watch.
Three teens went around killing people. They filmed one of the guys they picked and basically beat his head into mush with a hammer and poke his eyes in with a screwdriver. They laugh during the entire thing. some sick people
Killing for kicks ? youths confess to 21 murders
In Ukraine, three young men who went on a month-long killing spree have been charged with murdering 21 people. The violent attacks plunged the eastern city of Dnepropetrovsk into a vortex of fear in the summer of 2007. The three, who are now 20 years old, were teenagers at the time they allegedly battered their victims with hammers and pipes.
Rumours of a maniac killing both young and old paralysed Dnepropetrovsk, one of the largest cities in Ukraine. Police, however, linked the reign of terror to a group of teenagers.
They?re not revealing how they caught them but, with mobile phone footage of some of the murders, officers have little doubt of the identity of the criminals.
?We think they were doing it as a hobby, to have a collection of memories when they get old,? said Detective Bogdan Vlasenko.
The former classmates have been behind bars for almost a year now and it?s believed they've pleaded guilty to all the murders.
They are thought to have used iron pipes and hammers on their victims. Mobile phone footage also suggests they practised on cats first.
They all come from prosperous families and have allegedly admitted they committed the crimes just for fun.
Detectives say they the killers weren?t targeting anyone in particular. They just picked up people who looked like they wouldn?t fight back.
?You see, no one would fear for their life when these boys were offering them a ride,? said Ivan Stypak, Chief Police Officer of the Dnepropetrovsk region.
However, the parents of the suspects refuse to believe their children could be killers. They insist their children were forced to confess their guilt.


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A list of the cheapest cities to live in the United States has been released by Kiplinger, according to a Yahoo! News report on Tuesday. One would be incorrect in assuming that all the locations are in the same part of the country. Though three of the top 10 cheapest places to live in the United States are in Texas, the other seven are spread throughout the county.
Kiplinger crunched the data from that was culled from the Council for Community and Economic Research's calculations of living expenses in a total of 208 urban areas across the nation. Within the calculated data, the Cost of Living Index measures prices that persons pay for housing, groceries, health care, transportation, utilities as well as miscellaneous goods and services. To make the list, Kiplinger did not consider cities with a population below 50,000 people.
According to the report on the economic findings, the top 10 cheapest cities in the United States are quite different in many ways. However, there is one common thread among all ten cities. All ten cities have very affordable housing options for homeowners as well as for renters.
The United States Cheapest Cities to Live in 2014
- Harlingen, Texas
- Pueblo, Colorado
- Norman, Oklahoma
- Memphis, Tennessee
- Idaho Falls, Idaho
- Youngstown, Ohio
- Jonesboro, Arkansas
- Wichita Falls, Texas
- Temple, Texas
- Augusta, Georgia
The cheapest city to live in 2014, Harlingen, Texas has a cost of living 18.4 percent below the United States average. Its population is currently 65,679. The median household income is $34,096 and the median home value is $77,700. Harlingen is located inland from the beaches of South Padre Island. Besides the extremely affordable cost of housing, the city is also a cheap place to purchase food. A negative for the city is that it has many residents living below the poverty line – almost double the poverty rate for Taxes and more than double the United States' rate.


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U.S. President congratulates Kingdom on new Crown Prince
October 31, 2011
U.S. President Barack Obama has congratulated the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia on the naming of Prince Nayef bin Abdulaziz as Crown Prince and Deputy Prime Minister. In a statement released on October 28 by the White House Press Office, President Obama said, "I congratulate King Abdullah and the Saudi people on the selection of Prince Nayef as Crown Prince and Deputy Premier of the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Crown Prince Nayef has served his nation with dedication and distinction for more than 35 years as Minister of Interior, and as Second Deputy Premier since 2009. We in the United States know and respect him for his strong commitment to combating terrorism and supporting regional peace and security."
The President added, "The United States looks forward to continuing our close partnership with Crown Prince Nayef in his new capacity as we strengthen the deep and longstanding friendship between the United States and Saudi Arabia."
Since his appointment, Crown Prince Nayef has been the recipient of well-wishes from around the world. On Saturday, he received congratulatory telephone calls from Bahraini King Hamad bin Isa Al-Khalifa and Qatari Emir Sheikh Hamad bin Khalifa Al-Thani. Yesterday, Crown Prince Nayef spoke with Afghan President Hamid Karzai, and today he received a call from Turkish President Abdullah Gul.


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Erik Hersman: own the africa narrative
"ingenuity born of necessity" Erik came up with a long list of different examples of ingenuity coming from Africa: a mobile phone charging system made by a bicycle dynamo, a biogaz system, or a mobile-security system, to name a few.
Erik encourages the attendance to own the Africa narrative: we are the ones who should tell our story and think beyond Madagascar/Africa.
Read more about the full TEDxAntananarivo Talk of Erik here.
Update: Here is the full slide of Erik during TEDxAntananarivo
Bio: Erik Hersman AKA the white african , a Senior TED fellow and on of the high-profile african bloggers is the guy behind afrigadget.com that showcases African creativity and ingeniusity for solving everyday life problems.
He is also the co-founder of ushahidi, which is a free and open source crowdsourcing platform that was initially used during Kenyan post-electoral crisis, and also during Madagascar 2009 crisis. The tool is continuing its spread and has also been used in Chile and Haïti.
As if that wasn't enough, he also launched Nairobi innovation hub AKA IHub (Madagascar definitely needs to implement such concept so as to get more synergy for the burgeoning ICT sector)
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Hey everyone! Welcome to my new updated music page! I want to thank all of the fans out there who have stuck with me since the beginning. It's a great journey that keeps on heading in an inspiring direction. I hope you enjoy my music and keep rocking!
7/9/14: "November" Preview Coming July 19!
Yep, that's right! November, one of the new songs on the
upcoming album, will have a preview session on the official
Facebook page on July 19! Make sure you tune in to get a look
at the new style of music and prepare for the big album
release on August 1st 2015!
6/2/14: Another Day Another Beach
The next installment in Cody R Burns's musical arsenal is in production, the studio released today. With a strong song list and tracks starting to surface, keep checking in for the latest on the album, slated to release August 1st 2015
3/19/14: 4th Album Information Coming!
New info regarding the upcoming 4th album has been added to the website. While all that's out now is the setlist of track titles, a demo song will be coming soon to select Starbucks locations to promote the new album. Radio airplay is also on the way, so keep checking in for more info on it!
1/27/14: First Single of 4th Album Announced
The first song off of the upcoming 4th album has officially been announced for release! The title is "Love You The Right Way" and it will be previewed right here soon!
8/28/13: Birthday Time! And New Songs...
Sounds of Summer was softly released on iTunes on August 20th and will continue to be publicly announced. Crazy showed up on KYTE 102.7 FM out of Newport, Oregon on August 5th. While the third album has just been getting news, a 4th album is already underway. 2 album covers that are simplistic yet catchy are now available for preview. One reads "Deep Blue" on the front and the other "November", two new tracks from the far away 4th album.
KISS 102.7 FM (Aug 5 2013) - Sounds of Summer Radio Premiere, "Crazy"
Daily Bruin (Jul 30 2013) - Summertime, You've Been Missed!
Texaco Country Showdown (May 2 2013) - Performer of the Month
Daily Bruin (Feb 19 2013) - Cody R Burns R&R Album Is Here! No More "Waiting"!
Daily Bruin (Sep 15 2012) - Island Rocker Cody R Burns Rehits the Studios
On Valentine's Day, "Waiting" premiered on the radio! If you missed it, check it out here!


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Friday, August 5, 2011 was a beautiful day for the ceremony and reception of Adam and Teresa Shindle.
The tables featured black floor length linens, white napkins, and black chair covers with a white satin sash. Teresa created the center pieces and bouquets herself and for the record this was her first experience with floral arrangements and she did a wonderful job. Flowers included white and pink roses, purple carnations, and baby's breath that were placed in square vases with gel beads that illuminated purple and pink light from the mini LED lights placed in the center of the arrangements. Scattered around the vases were mini diamonds that made the table sparkle and shine when the candlelight and lights from the vases shined upon them. Teresa was up until 3am the day of her wedding putting the final detailed ribbons and final touches on the flowers. Placed at both ends of the head table were tall vases that featured a tall arrangement of purple carnations and baby's breath.
The cake table featured a white two tiered cake with a thin purple swirl detail on the front. Placed beside the cake were two vases that featured candles around the base and accented by diamonds to add just enough sparkle to the table. The couple also had a dessert station to complement the cake which included: assorted cookies of oatmeal, chocolate chip, and m&m cookies, miniature cheesecake bites in raspberry white chocolate, chocolate, and original flavor, miniature red velvet mini cupcakes, brownie bites, and cream puffs.
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fresh seafood salad of clams, shrimp, calamari, baby octopus, and mussel with vegetables and taggiasche olives, in a lemon, garlic, and Tuscan extra virgin olive oil dressing
Rigatoni alle melanzane e mozzarella $15.95
rigatoni pasta with braised eggplant, fresh mozzarella pearls, tomato, and basil
Bigoletti all' aragosta e frutti di mare $21.95
Homemade Venetian spaghetti with slipper lobster, manila clams, shrimps and blue crabs, in a light tomato sauce. Lots of seafood, tasty.
dessert menu
I always have to finish my meal with cappuccino and dessert.
Tiramisu $6.95
Lady fingers soaked in espresso coffee and layered with mascarpone cheese. Ah yes, it was the perfect ending. So good.
Rating (food): 4 / 5
Rating (service): 3.7 / 5
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Pangunahing Balita
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|Pangunahing Balita
News program
Live action
|Created by
|Associated Broadcasting Company
|Developed by
|ABC News and Public Affairs
|Presented by
|Paul Lacanilao (1962-1972)
|Country of origin
|Filipino (1962-1972)
|Running time
|1 hours
|Original channel
|Associated Broadcasting Company
|Picture format
|480i, SDTV
|Original run
|February 5, 1962 – September 22, 1972
|Followed by
Balitang Balita (ABC)
Pangunahing Balita (Headliner) is the Filipino language newscast of ABC-5 from 1962 to 1972 when DZTM-TV 5 was closed down due to Martial Law
ABC-5 (1962-1972)Edit
Premiered on February 5, 1962, Pangunahing Balita is the Filipino language late afternoon newscast of ABC-5 Anchored by Paul Lacanilao, the newscast airs the news of the day in the local and international scene. It was also became an inspiration to have other TV stations a Filipino-language newscast like Balita Ngayon of ABS-CBN, which aired from 1962-1972
It was aired in the late afternoon slot, and has 2 editions. The first edition airs at 4:30pm while the final edition airs at 5:45pm.
PTV-4 (1988-1998)Edit
In 1988, PTV-4 launches Pangunahing Balita as its Filipino-language newscast. It was became the household name for their Tagalog newscast.
- Paul Lacanilao (1962-1972)


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I'm the only one in the Old Farts group so far. Hope I'm not the only old one that likes Auto's. :-D
Dang, I'm the only one in the 21 to 29 group at age 26
I'm in the 30-39 group :oops:
Wont say what group Im in but FEEL like I should be in the "Older than dirt"group :-D :-D
I guess that Bob doesn't think us older guys like Semi Auto Pistols as the revolver poll goes to 60 + while this one stops at 59.
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I'm just inside the 39 group... Take this poll again in 3 weeks and I'll be in the 40 group... :oops:
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I posted in the 50-59 group but I will be 62 in August. Regards, Richard :lol:
I noticed that. He probably thinks that the Auto's are to much for the older ones to handle. They need something like a single action revolver. :-D Just kidding !!!Quote:
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I am assumed with age came wisdom.
Also the reluctance to bend over to pick brass.
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And you do remember what "they" say when you assume something, don't you? 8)
Well, when he gets a P99, he'll eventually be a genius :-D :-D
Damn, all the old guys have the good guns... :smt071 :smt071 :smt071
I guess I'm one of the "old" guys.
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Here are a couple for ya then :p
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I'm a Gen X'er with a pile of semis, not one revolver. I can honestly say that came to be through circumstance, not a dislike of revos, and that I'd like to have several someday.
Growing up, my exposure to Miami Vice. Magnum PI (carrying a service 45 oddly enough) and countless movies planted the image of what a handgun was/is. Through today, none of that has changed, and real world incidents like the LA Police shootout in '97 only bolster the premise that people intent on harm don't come lightly armed and rarely one at a time.
Old enough to purchase my own now, semis were the natural choice, simply due to the volume of fire and quick reloading, whether the situation be self-defense or a skills match - even target shooting.
As a final note, my second biggest curiosity after walking into a gun shop (after what's in the cases) is what's on the hips of those behind 'em. More often than not, the ten-pointers have a revolver and the young bucks a semi-auto. It may just be in my later years I'll have the chance to ask for and receive back for inspection a 'plasma rifle'. If so, God help the BG with a semi-auto…
Well I am going to have my 21st birthday PARTY in April ( still have not got it right yet) and I am an auto fan. Me and St. John M. Browning design have been good friends since Dec. 1969.
Im in the 21-29 group at 22. :-)


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A native of Tyler, Texas and the youngest of nine children, Sarah McClendon was born on July 8, 1910. In time, her life's experiences would carry her far beyond the East Texas Piney Woods of her childhood and offer Sarah opportunities in the world of journalism and politics few of her female contemporaries could even imagine.
A graduate of Tyler Junior College in 1928 and then the University of Missouri's School of Journalism in 1931, McClendon stated she was trained to "crusade for good causes." Beginning her journalism career with the Tyler Courier-Times after graduation, Sarah was on staff with the Tyler Morning Telegraph during the time she covered the explosion of the New London Schoolhouse. As a reporter with the Beaumont Enterprise, McClendon published a series of critical articles about the Women's Army Auxiliary Corps – an organization in which she joined a short time later.
After the United States entered World War II, McClendon joined the WAAC in September 1942. She began by serving in the public relations department, then enrolled in Officer Candidate School. Upon graduation, she was promoted to the rank of Lieutenant and assigned to be the public relations officer for the Army Surgeon General's office at the Pentagon. Her original desire was to be part of military intelligence, but she did not have the necessary academic qualifications.
While in service, McClendon met paper salesman John Thomas O'Brien. They were married for a brief period of time, during which Sarah became pregnant with their daughter, Sally. O'Brien deserted his pregnant wife prior to the birth and later died during World War II. Describing O'Brien as an alcoholic, she said he "had little to recommend him but my own loneliness."
June 1944 was a busy month for Sarah. She began by giving birth that month at Walter Reed Army Hospital. By doing so, Sarah McClendon became the first Army officer to give birth in a military hospital. A few days after Sally was born, Sarah was honorably discharged from the Army. Now a single mother with a child to support, Sarah used her contacts in Washington, D.C. to obtain a job as a Washington correspondent and began working before the month was over.
Sarah's first boss was Bascom N. Timmons, a well-connected newspaperman, who hired Sarah to be a Washington correspondent for the Philadelphia Daily News. She worked for him for two years; then was discharged to make room for a male reporter returning to his job following World War II. The experience Sarah gained while working for Timmons would help her make a name for herself in the world of journalism.
Following World War II, only a handful of women were able to find their niche writing about politics in Washington, D.C. Forced to deal with annoyance, arrogance and intolerance among her male peers and from numerous politicians; Sarah was reproved by several presidents on numerous occasions during news conferences. These individuals had no desire to deal with her gruff manner due to her gender and the fact her publication had a small circulation.
Describing herself as the "little lady with the loud voice," McClendon used her "abrasive" style as a means to be noticed so her "one-woman news bureau" could offer readers current information about activities in Washington. Though a small fish in what was then a male-dominated field during the Roosevelt (FDR) administration; by the end of her career, Sarah McClendon had become a well-respected journalist with her own company, the McClendon News Service. Through her service, she provided dispatches and columns from/about Washington to a number of newspapers and subscribers; mostly small publication whose chief circulation was in Texas. Sarah became a model for women who sought to build careers in the press; in addition to being a vocal advocate for a number causes, specifically those which involved veterans of the United States military.
When asked her opinion of FDR, McClendon said, "I was in absolute awe of that man; who was alternately charming – and terrifying!" Though she never asked him any questions, due to the fact she was too shy at the time, he would be the only President of the United States who ever terrified her.
In the decades which followed, McClendon became a regular face at White House press conferences and a Washington institution; well known for her sharp questions. By the end of her career, McClendon was the longest-standing White House-based reporter.
Starting out, she quickly became known for the blunt questions she would ask; in a manner which many considered to be loud and unruly. Others, however, considered her to be a refreshing presence during the "choreographed" press conferences.
In 1946, Sarah honed what she referred to as her trademark style – "pushy, sometimes confrontational." At the beginning of his administration, President Dwight D. Eisenhower held his press briefings in the Indian Treaty Room, located in the Old Executive Office Building. Here McClendon was relegated to the balcony and informed of the fact though questions from the balcony were not prohibited, they were also not encouraged.
During one press conference, McClendon shouted out to Eisenhower, "Mr. President, are the press conferences in the future going to follow along this form, or will reporters be able to ask questions on matters of public interest?" Following that outburst, Eisenhower changed the format. On a different occasion, she shot a question to him regarding a rather obscure matter: "Sarah McClendon, of the Little Big Gulch Bugle: There is talk of putting a new culvert under the highway between Cactusville and Kicking Horse. What is your thinking in this matter?"
Questioning President John F. Kennedy during a 1962 press conference, Sarah asked whether he knew about the "two well-known security risks" which were working at the State Department. Kennedy rebuked her publicly in the process of defending the men; however, he also continued to call on her. "I try not to" recognize her, "but I'm drawn to her." McClendon's question caused a national furor to erupt; but she was discovered to be right. Never-the-less, Liz Carpenter, aide to then Vice-President Lyndon B. Johnson, remained persistent in her efforts to have dozens of newspapers cancel Sarah's column.
In December of the following year, less than a month after President Kennedy was assassinated, McClendon stated in one of her columns, "My woman's intuition tells me that Lee Harvey Oswald could not and did not do that by himself. He was just a diversion. It could have been the work of the underworld, using Oswald, with his peculiar background, as a smoke screen; or it could have been a national or international plot."
She would later refer to John F. Kennedy as her favorite president. Despite "a mixed record, [he had] a profound effect on Americans of many ages ... many in my generation adored him. I was among them."
During the early 1970s, McClendon informed President Richard M. Nixon of his lack of information regarding delays in the cheques being sent to Vietnam War veterans. Due to the delays, the veterans could not pay for either their daily expenses or their education under the G.I. Bill of Rights. After Sarah informed him of the situation, Nixon went to work to rectify the problem.
There were times when McClendon's questions would earn eye-rolls or laughs. There were other times, however, when the press corps absolutely disliked her technique. In 1974, Eric Sevareid of CBS News referred to McClendon as "a lady who has been known to give rudeness a bad name at times."
With respect to Ronald Reagan, McClendon confronted him in 1982 in an effort to release a discrimination study from the Justice Department which was six-years-in-the-making. The subject of this study dealt with federal laws which discriminated against women. In the process, a writer for the Washington Post described McClendon as a "one woman verbal ambush." She posed her requests to Reagan on 11 different occasions before reporters were allowed to view the study results.
On numerous occasions, McClendon seemed to amuse President Clinton. He was quoted as saying, "All of us who called on her in news conferences did so with a mixture of respect and fear, I suspect, because we would never quite know what she might say. I couldn't help but admire her spirit." Later he stated, "Time never diminished Sarah's feisty spirit or her quest for the facts. She didn't just ask questions; she demanded answers."
Sarah was never afraid to offer what she considered to be valuable advice to numerous presidents. To Dwight D. Eisenhower, she said, "Leave off some of your golf and go out and visit some of the small cities." [There are those today who would probably appreciate having her around to say that to the current chief executive as well.] She told Richard Nixon: "Maybe the people you appointed to office aren't giving you the right information," and to George H. W. Bush: "Sir, we have majority rule in this country, and you seem to be afraid of it." [Another statement which could/should also be directed to the current chief executive.]
In retaliation, various presidents would fire back at her as well. In the case of Eisenhower, he asked her, "Do you get fired every week and go to work for a different paper?"
Lyndon B. Johnson stated: "I can run the country or take questions from Sarah McClendon, but not both." Despite the fact she angered LBJ so much that, as president, he had her fired as Washington correspondent for some of her papers, she still considered him a friend. She wrote in her 1996 autobiography, "Mr. President, Mr. President!", "Though Texans, in our ornery way, sometimes play by cut-throat rules, we do stick together."
Bush Sr. told her, "I'm not going to take questions from you if you act like that. I just want to remind you it's not always the squeaky wheel that gets the grease."
While recapping events in her career for the Dallas Morning News in 1989, McClendon explained during an era when there were a small number of women correspondents in Washington, she needed an angle. There were those who used their looks, while others belonged to the in-crowd and threw parties to woo various sources. "I decided I had to make a name for myself, and I had to be strong. I didn't sit down and think of the idea of asking sharp questions, but it just kind of developed into that."
McClendon continued her career into her late 80s. Due to declining health, she made use of a wheelchair in an effort to attend White House briefings and news conferences where she maintained her determination to ask the kind of offbeat questions that were now her trademark.
Reflecting back on the life of Sarah McClendon, famed Washington correspondent Helen Thomas shared memories of a time when David Gergen, a counselor to President Reagan and a highly-placed consultant for a number of Republican and Democratic presidents, told her at a White House Christmas party: "You know when we rehearse the president for those press conferences, we have been able to predict in advance 95% of the questions that were asked. So, we had used them with him at the rehearsal before they were actually asked at the press conference. But there were only two reporters we could never predict: Sarah McClendon and you!" Thomas went on to say, "She (Sarah) was one of the greatest newspaper women Washington ever saw. She walked in where angels feared to tread. She had guts, she asked the questions that should have been asked, and she asked questions for people who had no voice. She made the veins stand out on President Eisenhower's forehead."
Following a brief illness, Sarah McClendon died in the VA Medical Center on January 8, 2003 at the age of 92. Her daughter, Sally MacDonald, indicated the cause of death was pneumonia and stated, "She died with her nail polish on. She had a wonderful life."
"It has been a privilege to have lived this life. I cannot wait to get out of bed each morning and start living it some more." Sarah McClendon
The birthplace of Sarah McClendon is now listed with the National Register of Historic Places in Smith County.
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"A President who is secretive, less than honest, or non-responsive to the American for whom he works has forgotten the essential nature of his job."
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As consumers flock to Pinterest, brands including HGTV, Mattel, and Whole Foods Market are pinning marketing to the scrapbooking service.
Less than two years after its founding, Pinterest drove more referrals in January than Google+, Reddit, YouTube, LinkedIn, and MySpace combined, according to Shareaholic. Pinterest is nipping at the heels of Twitter and Google and is well on its way to the No. 2 spot behind Facebook, which drove one-fourth of all traffic in January. Referrals from Pinterest increased to 3.6 percent of all traffic in January 2012, from 0.17 percent in July 2011.
Unique visitors to Pinterest grew 155 percent month-over-month in January, Compete found. Late last year, Hitwise ranked it fifth on its top 10 list of social networks, beating-out LinkedIn (ranked sixth) and Google (which placed eighth). Pinterest just became the fastest-growing standalone Website ever, with 10 million monthly unique visits in the United States alone, ComScore said in early February.
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While HGTV has been on Pinterest since last spring, we are excited to reveal a new and much more dynamic HGTV Pinterest presence, said Jillian St. Charles, vice president, programming and strategy at HGTV.com, in a statement. Fans who follow our Pinterest boards will find creative inspiration when they see the great new ideas and images that we pin every day.
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First-Teamer Austin Montgomery is joined by Honorable Mentions Brian Bajer, Tyler Dray, Donny Duschinsky and Todd Eaton.
SIU held a 4-0 lead in the third inning and a 6-4 lead in the seventh.
SIU will face Creighton Saturday night at 7:37 p.m. with an NCAA Tournament bid on the line.
SIU will play either Bradley or Missouri State Thursday at 7:37 p.m.
Brian Bajer and Donny Duschinsky hit back-to-back home runs to lead off the ninth inning and put the game away.
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2012 (Senior): Played in 47 games and made 40 starts, 39 of those starts as catcher...Voted to the MVC All-Tournament Team...Hit .471 with five doubles and a home run in four games in the MVC Tournament...Voted MVC Scholar-Athlete Honorable Mention...His ninth inning home run helped seal SIU's 6-3 victory over Wichita State in the opening round of the MVC Tournament...Hit .400 (14-for-35) in his final 10 games of the season...Recorded 13 multi-hit games on the year and had multiple hits in six of his last seven games...His 14 doubles and .432 slugging percentage were both fourth highest on the team...Tied a school record with three doubles in one game on 4/7 vs. Evansville...Threw out 16 potential base stealers, fourth most in the conference...Stole his first career base on 3/10 vs. Jacksonville State...Named MVC Scholar-Athlete of the Week on 5/2.
2011 (Junior):Played in 33 games and made 28 starts behind the plate...Batted .290 on the year with 27 hits and 12 runs scored...Drove in 15 runs on the year...Had six doubles...Hit .300 in eight conference games, but missed two weeks of the season (April 19-May 1) with an ankle injury...Had a team-high five hits in the three games at the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament...Was one of two players on the team to have a hitting streak reach double-digits, as he hit safely in 10-straight games from April 17-May 25...Threw out eight runners attempting to steal a base, including two in the MVC Tournament opener against Missouri State, May 24... His four runs scored vs. Nicholls State on Feb. 20 were the most on the team in any game all season...Had five multi-hit games, including three hits against Missouri State on May 24 that tied his career-high... Drove in three runs two times - first against Le Moyne on March 9 and then again on May 20 with a two-out, three-run double at Indiana State, May 20.
2010 (Redshirt Sophomore): Named to the MVC Academic Honor Roll...Played in 36 games, making 20 starts behind the plate... Hit .344 on the year with four doubles, four home runs and 20 RBIs...Had a .516 slugging percentage and a .408 on-base percentage...Did not commit a single error and threw out six attempted stealers...Hit three home runs in two games against Northern Illinos, including a two-homer game on March 20 where he drove in a season-high four RBIs...Ended the year hitting .472 over the last seven games with two doubles, a homer and 10 runs driven in...Started 11 of the final 15 games of the season.
2009 (Sophomore): Sat out the 2009 season in accordance with NCAA transfer regulations.
Prior to SIU: Appeared in 22 games and started 12 as a freshman at Butler University in 2008...Registered four hits and one home run...Went 1-for-3 with a home run and one RBI against Wisconsin-Milwaukee (3/29)...Had 77 putouts with only one error behind the plate...Earned three varsity letters as a catcher at Oak Forest High School...Garnered all-conference and all-area honors as a junior...Played in the SICA All-Star Game...Made the honor roll all four years.
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The South Summit High School softball team hit an early road bump in the 2A playoffs on Thursday afternoon, when it fell to San Juan, the defending state champions.
But, because of the double-elimination setup to the tournament, the Wildcats survived to play another day after the 6-0 loss.
On Friday at the Spanish Fork Complex, South Summit battled and scrapped its way to three straight victories to advance to Saturday, the final day of the tourney.
The Wildcats' first game on Friday was against Grand County. After earning a 9-5 win, they moved on to face a tough Enterprise team. That game was difficult, but South Summit stayed alive with a narrow 4-3 victory.
The Wildcats' final Friday game pitted them against Emery. A balanced effort led to South Summit advancing to Saturday's action via an 8-2 final score.
On Saturday, the Wildcats got another shot at San Juan. In a game that would decide who got to play Manti in the finals, the two teams battled to a 3-3 tie heading into the final inning.
In the end, San Juan walked off with a 4-3 win and ultimately fell to Manti in the title game, 8-4.
"It was a great game," South Summit coach Cody Bowen said of the Wildcats' effort against San Juan. "We had them down to one strike and they hit a blooper to just the right spot."
Though the way the season ended left a bitter taste in the team's mouth, Bowen said there's a lot to be proud of this year.
"We had some high expectations and we fell a little short," he said.
Being able to survive and advance so far in the tournament was a testament to how strong this year's squad was, Bowen added.
"There aren't many teams that can lose a game on Thursday and then win four in a row to make it to Saturday," he said. "It's always a good thing to play on Saturday. It means we've done some good stuff."
South Summit finished the year as the third-place team in 2A softball. Already looking ahead to next year, Bowen said the team's expectations will be even higher.
"It's exciting that, while it's unfortunate we're losing [senior] Jamie McNeil, we'll have all the other girls back next year," he said. "We've got a lot of girls that can do a lot of things. They're skilled, they're active and they're deep."
And they'll be motivated not to suffer any more devastating playoff losses, he added.
"It was a good experience for them," he said. "They have quite an appetite for [a title] now, making it that close this year."
With Manti, San Juan and other top teams losing several seniors apiece, Bowen said the stars might align for the Wildcats in 2015.
"It looks good for us next year," he said. "Hopefully we can stay together and keep progressing and make some noise this time next year."


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forum > US summer tour
hey guys I love your music but I've never been able to see you in concert since I live in Philly...I think it'd be awesome if you could go on warped tour or another festival this summer I'd love to see you guys
I's also like to see this happen, I think Warped would be a perfect fit to bring BLNT out on the national stage, having helped former buds bands before and shooting photo on the tour in the past, the atmosphere would work. Plus real pop punk is sorely missed from the tour compared to some of the stuff nowadays.
couldn't agree with you more dude, warped tour is turning into emo fest. We need it back to the glory days of pop punk at warped tour, and you guys could really help!
by the way WHENS THE NEW ALBUM COMIN OUT IN THE STATES?????
New record is out Feb 23, 2010! BOOM!
thanks guys...It really will be worth the wait...I didn't wanna download it online cuz I wanna help you guys out but I heard all the songs on youtube, sounds amazing
keep doing what you're doing...and please do a U.S. tour


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West Texas A&M Volleyball Camp
Advanced Volleyball Skills
Tony Graystone, 651-2695
June 22-24 - completed grades 6-9; June 25-28 - completed grades 9-12
Cost: $265, residential; $220, commuter
Intense specialized training for the more advanced volleyball player, intended to increase basic skills, game knowledge and overall understanding of ones position.
WT Boys Basketball Camps
Rick Cooper, 651-2697
June 18-22 and June 25-29
Ages: third grade through high school
Cost: $300, resident; $255, commuter.
Improves the fundamental techniques and explores advanced practices of the sport.
Hoop 10
Johnna Pointer, 292-1010; www.hoop10.com
Hoop 10 Camps and Clinics give you everything you need to improve your game. This complete program approach will make you a better player and a better athlete while teaching the importance of practice and dedication.
Cost: TBA
A list of clinics, classes and camps can be found at the Web site.
Amarillo Cheer Elite Camps
467-ACES (2337); www.amarillocheerelite.com
Location: 3806 Business Park Drive
The following is a list of camps, dates TBA: NCA Commuter Cheer Camp, Ace Cheer and Tumble Camp, Ace Mini Clinic, Ace Back to School Mini Clinic.
Rates for these camps will vary. Class size will be limited.
T Bar M Camps
(830) 620-4263; www.tbarcamps.org
Location: New Braunfels
Overnight camp at the sports camp is for grades one through six. Day camp runs from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday.
Tascosa Cluster Summer Sports Camps
Heath Parker, 326-2653, e-mail firstname.lastname@example.com
Boys Basketball Camp of Champs
8:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., May 30 through June 2
Age: grades three through nine
Cost: $15
Improves fundamentals through drills and competition.
Lady Rebel Girls Basketball Camp
June 5-9
1:30 -3:30 p.m. for third through sixth grades; 9 a.m. to noon for seventh through ninth grades
Cost: $15
Stresses fundamentals of basketball, sportsmanship, self-confidence and team play.
Football Camp
June 12-16
8-11:30 a.m. for third through seventh grade; 8:30 a.m. to noon for eighth and ninth grades
Cost: $15
Provides instruction in all skill areas, improving the fundamentals of each participant.
Boys and Girls Golf Camp
9 -10:30 a.m., June 5-9
Ages: fifth through eighth grades
Cost: $2.50 per day (range balls)
Camp will include the basic instruction in the full swing, chipping and putting.
Boys and Girls Soccer Camp
9 a.m. to noon, June 5-8
Ages: third through ninth grades
Cost: $15
Will instruct on the technical and tactical aspects of soccer. Campers will receive instruction on fundamentals in a competitive atmosphere.
Girls Softball Camp
June 12-16
9:30 a.m. to noon for grades seven through 9; 1:30 p.m. for grades two through six.
Cost: $15
Provides instruction in all skill areas, improving the fundamental skills of each participant.
Rebel Volleyball Camp
July 10-14
3 p.m.-5:30 p.m. for grades three through 6; 6 -8:30 p.m. for grades seven through 9.
Cost: $15
Improves volleyball skills through individual and team drills.
Athletic Development Program
June 5-9 - quickness training with jump ropes
June 12-16 - fundamentals of resistance training
June 19-23 - flexibility, coordination and stabilization clinic
July 10-14 - jump training program
July 17-21 - speed development seminar.
Each course is offered from 11 a.m. to 12:15 p.m. and 2 to 3 p.m. Students can attend either session.
Ages: seventh through ninth grades
Cost: $15
Rebel Camp - Summer Cycles
June 5-29 - strength cycle
July 3-27 - power cycle
Sessions available at 6:30 and 9 a.m. Campers will attend one session per day.
Cost: $15
Drifters Soccer Club
Open practices from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. June 8, 15 and 22. Open tryouts July 1-3
Cost: free
Location: John Stiff Park.
WTAMU Football Camp I
John Hasse, 651-2766
June 18-21
Ages: grades 7-12
Cost: residential, $200; commuter, $175
WTAMU Football Camp II
June 22-24
Ages: grades 3-6
Cost: $125
WTAMU Horsemanship
Taylor Moss, 655-5332
June 6-8 June 13-15; June 20-22; June 27-29
Ages: 9 and up
Cost: $150
West Texas A&M Soccer Camps
Butch Lauffer, 651-2678
Butch Lauffers Strikers and Goal Keeping Camp
June 5-8, 5:30-8:30 p.m.
Cost: $145
Residential and Goalkeeping Camp
June 9-13
Ages: 11 and up
Cost: $295
Mini Kick Camp
June 19-23 and 24-28
Ages: 5-7
Cost: TBA
Camp introduces young players to the basic techniques of soccer.
Day Camp
June 20-24 and July 25-29
Ages: 8-11
Cost: TBA
Camp will emphasize the technical development of the young player.
Advanced Camp
July 11-15
Ages: 11-15
Cost: TBA
Geared to the player interested in playing at the next level and concerned about college exposure.
Fencing Camps
Matt Hite, 358-9942, www.hpfencing.com/camps2006.html
Beginners Fencing Camps
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 19-23
Cost: $150. Lunch included.
Location: WT Activity Center Mirror Room
8 a.m. to 4 p.m., June 26-30
Cost: $100. Lunch included.
Location: High Plains Fencing Academy, N.E. 19th Avenue and Spring Street.
Will teach campers the fundamentals of fencing while focusing on team building activities, collaborative groups, honor and sportsmanship.
Intermediate Fencing Camp
8 a.m. to noon, June 5-9
Cost: $75
Location: HPFA
Intense specialized camp to prepare fencers for a competitive environment. Only fencers with six months experience will be accepted.
City of Amarillo Tennis Camps
Jan Munch-Soegaard, 359-2090.
All classes are 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
Session 1: May 30 through June 2
Session 2: June 5-9
Session 3: June 12-16
Session 4: June 19-23
Session 5: June 26-30
Cost: TBA
Camp Balcone Springs Sports and Outdoors Camp
(830) 693-CAMP, www.campiscool.com
Location: Marble Falls
Term 1 (two weeks) - June 4 - July 4
Term 2 (three weeks) - June 18 - July 8
Term 3 (three weeks) - July 9-29
Term 4 (two weeks) - July 30 - Aug. 12
Cost: TBA
Ages: 7-17
Offers over 40 activities for campers, featuring air-conditioned cabins with private bathrooms within each. The camp maintains a 4:1 counselor to camper ratio.
Amarillo Parks and Recreation Basketball Camp
Crystal Moore, 378-6008, email@example.com
July 10-28
Location: Robert E. Lee Gym, Bowie Gym, Fannin Gym, all 5-6 p.m., and Bones Hooks Park, 3-4 p.m.
Ages: 5-16
Cost: Free
Amarillo Parks and Recreation Tennis Camp
Crystal Moore, 378-6008, email@example.com
July 5 through July 28
Cost: Free. Racquets, balls and coaching included.
Campers will learn basic tennis strokes, play lots of games.
Athletic Edge Training Program
Roy Castellion, 352-3656, www.athleticedgeamarillo.com
Participants take three training sessions, available from 4-8 p.m., weekly for 6-8 weeks
Location: Canyon Business Park
Cost: $450. Group discounts available.
Provides athletic gain through personalized professional sports training programs scientifically developed to improve overall athletic performance and enhance self-esteem.
Flames Basketball Clinic
Sally Moss, 376-4800
July 10-14
Girls ages 10-18, 10 a.m. to noon; boys ages 10-18, 1-3 p.m.
Location: Beautiful Savior Lutheran Church Gym, 3500 S. Bowie St.
Cost: $25; $20 before June 30
Amarillo Lightning Soccer Camp
Gina Cantrell, 353-8416
Mighty Mites Camp
9-11 a.m., June 5-9
Ages: 5-7
Cost: $75
Youth Soccer Camp
Session 1: 9 a.m. to noon; Session 2: 3-6 p.m.
Ages: 8 and up
Cost: $99
West Texas A&M University Bob Schneiders Camps of Champions
Bob and Barbara Schneider
655-1955 or 651-2918
Girls Basketball Camps
May 28 - June 1, June 4-8 and June 11-15
Ages: 8-18
Cost: $295, residential; $245, commuter
Helps each girl improve her fundamentals of basketball with special emphasis on shooting and defense. Special attention also will be given to the development of self-confidence, positive mental attitude and motivation.
Position Camp
June 15-19
Ages: 13-18
Cost: $185, resident; $150, commuter
Patriot Day Care & Skating Rink Summer Program
Shan Gilbreath, 352-1481
Karen Green, 352-1272
6:30 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday all summer
Ages: 5-13
Cost: TBA
Offers a variety of fun-filled activities including roller skating, movies, crafts, picnics, outdoor basketball, swimming and much more
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I like to help. It's what I do.. I believe good design should be accessible to the everyman. Michelle & Andre should have a beautiful album of their wedding photographs; Rose should be able to compile her family recipes and history for her grandchildren; and Patrick is entitled to a unique gift for his friend who served in the air force (unable to link due to privacy). So I invite you to feed me your requirements, and let me travel through your life! Everyone's got a book in them. What's yours?
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I hate when I open one of those tiny windows by accident, hit cmd-W, and then either nothing happens or I accidentally close the actual window I was looking at instead of the useless window.


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Hi my mom is in and out of the hospital with an infection. I know part is her age 80. Does mention on suppress ur immune system.... Or just predisione ... Cellcept .... And immuran.
Do taking vitamins to boost immune system lessen the effects of these meds....
If her immune system is weak she cannot fight any infection. I had her in a rehab and she was back in hospital in about a week with an infection and in turn that worsens mg. don't know which way to go.....
Any suggestions or related experiences.
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I am sorry to hear about your Mom. The Doc's should be able to explain to you what is going on. Mg is caused by the immune system over acting. So Prednisone and cellcept( or immurane) suppress the immune system. Cellcept takes a while (months to a year ) to work so we go on predisone first.
Vitamins give us nutrients but usually we don't want anything that triggers the immune system since it is already in overdrive.
It is a crazy desease so hopefully a DOC CAN MAKE IT MORE UNDERSTANDABLE.
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Thanks Ann. I have 2 mg experts and they both give a different story. IMF is bad and even if it is controlled from being immunocompromised you get and infection and need antibiotics which aggravate mg. so I don't know if the mg is worse or the complications from the infections.. How is your breathing and swallowing from tithe cellcept? Thanks.
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Most of us try to reach some balance with meds that lower our immune system and yet having some immune system function.
That seems to mean that we have to tolerate some MG symptoms and some weakened immune system. The trick is deciding where the balance is. If one gets colds and infections too often, then we probably need to adjust the balance by taking less prednisone, Imuran, Cellcept or other immune system depressing med.
The problem is that changes in dosages can take months to show up and, in the case of prednisone, the change itself can cause problems and so the change has to be done very gradually.
I think treating MG is much more of an art than a science
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after I got out of a crisis a couple years ago....I am fine with breathing and swallowing. Cellcept takes a while to work.Months to up to a year. I was stabel in a year after my crisis.(hospitalization)
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The Studio Movie Grill (SMG) locations in Houston will be offering a Special Needs Screening of the LEGO Movie on Saturday, February 15 at 11 a.m.
The Special Needs Screenings are specially chosen 'family-friendly' movies that are open to all special needs children and their families. The children and their siblings get free entry; adult tickets are $6. Tickets may only be purchased at the box office; they are not available online. During the Special Needs Screening, the lights are not turned off, and the sound is not turned all the way up in order to accommodate those with sensory processing issues. In addition, children are welcome to move around, talk, or even 'dance in the aisles.'
Food will be served during the movie, as with any other showing. If families request the 'Chefs for Children' menu special, then 5% of the proceeds from the food orders will be donated to SMG's nonprofits that serve families of children with special needs.
The two Houston locations:
- SMG City Centre: 822 Town & Country Blvd., Houston, 77024; phone number 713-461-4449
- SMG Copperfield: 8580 Highway 6 North, Houston, 77095; phone number 832-593-6684


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Just messing around with an older style of mine. Added some new type of elements to it etc. The original drawing of the guy/girl is by , nice work!
All done in Illustrator, all 100% vector.
Wallpapers ---> [link]
plus might be working this into a colab too.
All done in Illustrator, all 100% vector.
Wallpapers ---> [link]
plus might be working this into a colab too.
That's really cool! The green one is my favourite it looks very Web 2.0 ^.^
Great +fav
waw waw nice work
Looks lovely, odd style, but absolutely pretty.
very good work man
very good work man
do you get your hands from a clip book?
nice set! well done, it would be great to see some stickers!
adore your work man!
easy J3, really nice stuff as per usual... i dont know how you manage to get those surgicaly tech lines and compositions... very cultured stylings bro
really cool. would like to see a flash animated series like this!
They're GREAT!
mmm...tasty stuff...
Nice works, very creative!
::da' xaos one::
Nice works, very creative!
::da' xaos one::
Those would make some excellent screen prints.
Cool work, I really like it!
awesome man...
love color & sky..
the guy and girl is sick work man..you sould make it into something on its own!
the guy and girl is awesome. beautiful drawing and you added a great style to it. The others are of course great as well. I want TC3 tshirts!!!
good work, love it
It's excellent.
Simply great, as you use to...very good
Best regards
Best regards
Looks awsome man! Keep it up
Nice, I like it. good collor choice
This work is insane. I think you should do more things like this
rad work, love the whole concept
really cool!
Great work man.. very detailed...
sweet !
very noce job
I TOTALLY love this, I REALLY do!!!
awesome bro. love it
I dont think anyone picked up on this.. but the green image.. the girl has a speech bubble coming out of her forehead.. not her mouth.