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The Honorable Roger Sampson
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Dear Commissioner Sampson:
I am writing in response to Alaska's request to amend its State accountability plan under Title I of the Elementary and Secondary Education Act of 1965 (ESEA), as amended by the No Child Left Behind Act of 2001 (NCLB). Following our discussions with your staff, the changes that are aligned with NCLB are now included in an amended State accountability plan that Alaska submitted to the Department on July 6, 2006. I am pleased to fully approve Alaska's amended plan, which we will post on the Department's website. A summary of the approved amendments is attached to this letter.
If, over time, Alaska makes changes to the accountability plan that has been approved, Alaska must submit information about those changes to the Department for review and approval, as required by section 1111(f)(2) of Title I. Please note that approval of Alaska's accountability plan is not also an approval of Alaska's standards and assessment system.
Please also be aware that approval of Alaska's accountability plan for Title I, including the amendments approved above, does not indicate that the plan complies with Federal civil rights requirements, including Title VI of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act, and requirements under the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act.
I am confident that Alaska will continue to advance its efforts to hold schools and school districts accountable for the achievement of all students. If you need any additional assistance to implement the standards, assessment, and accountability provisions of NCLB, please do not hesitate to contact Abigail Potts (firstname.lastname@example.com) or Zollie Stevenson (email@example.com) of my staff.
Henry L. Johnson
cc: Governor Frank Murkowski
Amendments to the Alaska Accountability Plan
This attachment is a summary of the amendments. For complete details, please refer to the Alaska accountability plan on the Department's website: http://www.ed.gov/admins/lead/account/stateplans03/index.html
Subgroup Categories (5.1)
Revision: Alaska will change its ethnic groups to include "multi-ethnic students" and to combine the American Indian and Alaskan Native groups.
Eliminate Differentiated Minimum N Size (5.5)
Revision: In the 2006-07 school year, Alaska will remove the differentiated minimum subgroup size of 40 for students with disabilities and limited English proficient students and adopt a uniform minimum subgroup size of 25 for all subgroups when calculating adequate yearly progress performance. Alaska will continue to measure a school-as-a-whole and a district-as-a-whole regardless of size.


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Our Western Fraternal Life Association Lodge 236 members have done community services for decades and plan to expand volunteer efforts. One effort began six decades ago and will continue for decades into the future. One purpose is to remind present and future generations of historical events so that, hopefully, we will work to prevent them from occurring again. Another purpose is to honor veterans who have served, and sometimes died, to keep such tragic events from recurring.
In June 1942 Hitler's Nazis viciously exterminated the men of the Czechoslovak village of Lidice. Most of the women and children died in concentration camps. In remembrance, residents of Price County, Wisconsin soon built a Lidice Memorial - one of only two in the United States. "Remember Lidice" became a rallying cry for the effort to defeat the totalitarian forces. For over six decades our community and Lodge 236 members have held a mid-June Memorial Service emphasizing: "Remember history so such atrocities will not be allowed to happen again". Unfortunately throughout the world it has been repeated---but we hope and pray---and will continue to do our small part.
Our Lodge 236 members have helped continue Lidice Memorial Services for six decades and have extended this beyond our Lodge. Lodge members were instrumental in arranging repairs to the 1944 memorial monument after a 1977 windstorm caused considerable damage. It has since been officially placed on the Registry of National Historic Places, mainly due to a lodge member. Each May lodge members work with younger people in Join Hands Day for clean up of Sokol Park where the monument is located. Our lodge also places and tends memorial flowers for the summer at the monument
VFW and American Legion honor guards have been an integral part of the mid-June memorial service every year since the original 1944 dedication. While they have always been thanked for their service, this year a major part of the memorial program was a tribute to past and present honor guard members. The June 19, 2009 service began with honor guard members marching into a local church and dramatically placing appropriate flags on the stage. Six of the veterans then spoke individually, sometimes in tears, about how their World War II experiences affected them. A plaque was presented to the veterans' organizations, both for their military service and their decades of service at Lidice programs. The capacity audience stood and gave prolonged and loud applause, many with tears streaming down their cheeks.
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The Fred Smith Concrete Park, just south of Phillips, is several acres of life-size and larger statues created 30-40 years ago by a self-educated old-time logger to honor historical people and events. For several years Lodge 236 also did spring cleanup there as a Join Hands Day project. One of the "statues" was a 15-foot high replica of the raising of the flag on Iwo Jima. Lodge 236 donated $200 toward its restoration. On August 8, 2009, in a ceremony unveiling the restored monument, Lodge 236 members were among those honored for their contributions.
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My LO is now 4 months old. We have had to work hard at breastfeeding and I have had to supplement with formula so that she could gain weight. When I've tried reducing formula, she loses weight so I have very reluctantly accepted that this is a necessity, but I have worked really hard to keep my supply up so that she can get majority breastmilk.
Since around 3.5 months she has become very easily distracted at the breast. She'll seem to be hungry, feed for just a few minutes and then come off and won't get back on. She is then happy to play for a couple of hours without food, but hard to settle at nap time. When i then offer the breast it often happens that she will feed for 5-10 minutes and then fall asleep on the breast.
When I can't get her to feed and really believe she hasn't had much, I will often give her the expressed milk from a previous (unsuccessful) nursing session or give her formula. She will happily finish these bottles (and cry if i take it away before she's had enough), which makes me think she is genuinely hungry even though she's come off the breast herself.
Could it be that she has just become more efficient at feeding? From my experience in pumping I am familiar with how my breasts feel when they are emptier, and after a short feeding from her they often don't feel that way. If I express after she has done a short stint of feeding I will often get 4-ish oz - so she doesn't seem to have extracted much from the breast at all.
To complicate things a bit further, she has always been quite a 'chucky' baby - often enough to warrant a change of clothes. Usually she will smile right after, but lately she's been obviously uncomfortable and the throwing up is much more like vomit (with curdled milk, and smells like vomit) rather than spit up.
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- Normal distraction of a 4 month old?? Should I just feed her in short increments throughout the day?? (not sure i would ever be able to leave the house) - any tips on keeping her focused
- She simply prefers the bottle now because it's a much faster flow?? (I still have her on newborn teats)
- Reflux - explains the vommiting and why she doesn't want the breast (but then why does she often take a bottle more happily?)
She's been a bit slow to gain weight but is now consistently gaining around 150g a week (about 5oz).
We are travelling overseas tomorrow (time change will be 11 hours) and I am really worried about my milk supply during our 2 week trip - not only will we both be jetlagged initially but I will be unable to express as frequently when she won't feed.
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Windmills have long been the traditional source of pulling water from wells at remote agricultural outposts, but now, solar panels may be popping up in place of these icons of the American West.
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Oh No bought me a drink last night
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As i was entering the club i noticed some people i recognized waiting on the vip line....Gangrene.
i didn't really care about alchemist but i won't lie...i've never seen oh no in person and i straight geeked out. introduced myself outside the club and just told them i was a big fan and would be buying gangrene when it dropped.
once in the club i just couldn't let it go that he was just mingling through the crowd and no one knew who he was (even when rosenberg announced him). i went up to him at the bar and began to get as many details as i could FOR YOU my STMB fam. the following is what i could get out of him/remember
the albums (according to him) are coming out in this order:
2.professionals (he said it's not gonna be exactly like the jaylib format where they rap over the other's beats. also i may remember this incorrectly but i could have swore he said it was mostly madlib on the mic)
it sounded to me as though the first two on that list are done. but i could be wrong. he also said to be on the lookout for another mix for v-tech (similar to infected gadget). i also passed on my compliments for his work on ghettodes (oh no's ode to the ghetto remix). he responded immediately saying he just got OJ simpson acapellas and is remixing it now. i begged him to leak it and not keep it in the vault to which he laughed (i pray we get to hear this). he also confirmed that DOOM destroyed his part on ohnomite and that he's trying to get a verse from sean price.
Videogame heads:
for those of us who know, oh knuckle is a huge and obsessive gamer. we chatted it up about fallout briefly. we both agreed that we're fucking with sports champions on playstation move. he said he's also been playing some kind of pinball on his PC these days (i believe he said he was designing it as well but i might have just been drunk and my memory is shot).
and to finish the video game segment oh no did state the following: PS3>360
the drink he bought me was a whiskey sour.
sorry to sound like a loser. let me know what y'all think of the info he divulged.
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I Wish I Could Just Stumble Into A Bar And See Someone Like That.
Haha Mad Fresh That He Prefers PS3 over The Square.
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DOOM & SEAN PRICE? oh my
he didn't say he was trying to get the same on the track necessarily. in the meantime i present this for your listening pleasure, off DJ Babu's duck season 3.
"i'm sorta whack like hancock movie/shorty drop to her knees sayin hand c**k to me."-P!
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good looks on that info
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He's been saying Ohnomite is finished since Rudy Ray Moore was still alive. We gotta start hassling this guy for that record.
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mr. lif, c-rayz walz & juggaknots in norwalk tonight... maybe i'll run into phife and get the scoop on the postponed reunion
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and I mean it
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& Fallout?
I just purchased New Vegas on Tuesday...Only had about 2 hrs so far to mess with it.
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COLUMBIANA – The city will not be paying an additional $13,500 for the South Main Street improvement project.
Fisher Engineering, the company hired for the $1.3 million project on a $119,387 contract last year, requested the money as a result of the project surpassing the original end date.
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What caused the delay was not mentioned in the letter, although Spatholt believed it could have been attributed in part to new light poles arriving later than anticipated.
More money is needed, Fisher said, because the project ended up costing more than was originally anticipated and the company needed to be paid for the additional seven weeks the project required.
He said in the two-page letter his fee structure for the improvement project was based on the original construction estimate, which was $1.34 million.
The city accepted his fee proposal, based on that cost, and then changed portions of the project resulting in a new cost estimate of $1.45 million, he said.
Although aware of the cost increase, he felt he didn't need to change the bid price ($1.39 million) because while lower than the cost estimate it was still 4 percent over the original estimate.
As work got under way on the project last summer he realized it was more "complex" than anticipated, he wrote.
"As the project progressed, Fisher Engineering Associates made every effort to keep inspection and project managements costs to a minimum.
Yet despite every attempt to work within the project budget, this became impossible because project management duties were required for the actual 28 week construction duration.
The project originally called for 21 weeks of construction.
"As the scope and cost of the project increased, my duties as project manager also increased," he said.
His request came after the city already used the federal grant funding awarded for the project, and spent the 20 percent, $275,000, it was responsible for.
With no more grant funding available, the money would come solely from the city's funds and council members and Spatholt agreed it shouldn't be paid.
They also questioned why Fisher did not make the request sooner.
Fisher wrote in the letter that he made the request "shortly after realizing that funds for the construction engineering services were practically exhausted."
Councilman Lowell Schloneger moved that the city not spend the money and the motion passed unanimously.


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BETHEL, NY — Performer that she is, Judith Pearce started this press conference with a touch of theater. She leaned on the long, gleaming bar now located in the Catskill Distillery tucked behind the Dancing Cat Saloon. In 1994, she said, when she founded Weekend of Chamber Music (WCM), the bar was located in a hotel in Jeffersonville, and she sat around the bar with members of the Lions Club, thinking, "I have never sat in a bar with only men." It was worth it; she left with a check for $100.
In the 20 years since then, Pearce and the Weekend of Chamber Music have become institutions in Sullivan County and the region. At the press conference on January 18, Pearce announced that she was handing over duties as artistic director to American composer Andrew Waggoner and his wife, cellist Caroline Stinson, who have been associated with the organization for several years.
In remarks that summarized WCM's activities over the past two decades, Pearce said that from the beginning, WCM has had an extensive program of events with children, having done projects with and played for every school district in Sullivan County.
Over the years, the organization also has scored some impressive achievements. "We've had two world premieres, at least four U.S. premieres, and we've introduced at least six composers," Pearce recalled.
She also talked about collaboration, which is central to the arts these days. "Practically all grants are asking you to collaborate," she said. "This is something that as chamber musicians is entirely natural to us. In fact, I'm going to stick my neck out; after all these years, not only with WCM but throughout my entire life, I would say that collaboration reaches one of its highest levels in art in chamber music performance. We have to assume many different roles; we have to be soloists and we have to literally switch on a dime to come to a supporting role. We ourselves know that within an ensemble, if you really get on well, it is a marvelously exciting experience."
She also touched on the open performances WCM often holds on the day before performances. She said, "I know that people have come up to me and said, 'To hear you rehearsing and discussing the balance of voices, what should be louder what should be softer, I really felt I could hear it,' and I know for personal friends that these open rehearsals have given people confidence in their listening."
Now, however, while she will stay on as board president and as a performer, Pearce said it was time to turn over the artistic director reins.
Waggoner said most of the traditions of WCM will not change under the watch of the new artistic directors. He said, "It's a very special thing starting a chamber music festival and it usually grows out of a very specific relationship with a place, and that's the sort of thing that can't be forced, can't be imposed; it really has to feel organic, which is why I think this has worked so well, because Judith's relationship to this place is so profound."
The couple does want to build on what has been created, however, and one new element that will be introduced this summer will be a composer-in-residence. According to a WCM press release, "Noted American composer John Harbison will be the first one to come, and Waggoner and Stinson have centered the festival programming on his music and Pearce's stellar career, and the festival will celebrate her tenure as WCM's director."
Further, the couple will take steps to expand the WCM's audience base. One way they are going to do this is by hosting a series of get-togethers with some of the major supporters and fans in the region. Stinson said, "We will connect with big fans in the area, and have them host a tea, and introduce us to their friends and acquaintances, and we'll improvise and play one piece." She said the couple would like to do several of those gatherings.
From a WCM press release: "Stinson and Waggoner are known for their innovative work with improvisation, contemporary music and school music residencies. They are co-founders of Open End, a new music and improvisation ensemble, and as husband and wife, they are no strangers to working together as a team. Stinson, a cellist, performs internationally with the acclaimed Lark Quartet, and Waggoner is an award-winning composer-in-residence on the faculty of Setnor Music School at Syracuse University. He has enjoyed commissions and performances from the Los Angeles Philharmonic, the Winnipeg Symphony, the Academy of St. Martin's in the Fields, and the Cassatt, Corigliano, Miró and Degas Quartets, and many others."


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After polling tens of thousands of chef-members of the American Culinary Federation, the National Restaurant Association (NRA) has released a list of top restaurant food trends expected for 2014.
The list's top 10 trends have been in play, at varying degrees, in Palm Beach and elsewhere for a while now, so in effect, if the NRA's poll findings are spot-on, we're going to see more of same, such as locally sourced meats, seafood and produce, and healthful kids' meals.
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October 29, 2013
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Race: O'Reilly Auto Parts 300
Date: Saturday, Nov. 2, 2013
Location: Texas Motor Speedway
Richard Childress Racing's NASCAR Nationwide Series History at Texas Motor Speedway ... RCR has earned five wins at Texas Motor Speedway in the Nationwide Series, with Kevin Harvick earning all five for the organization (2001, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2012). The Welcome, N.C.-based organization has two pole awards (Jeff Green in 2002 and Paul Menard in 2012), 16 top-five finishes and 27 top-10 finishes in 45 starts.
RCR in the NNS ... In 963 Nationwide Series starts through the last 15 years, RCR has earned 66 wins, 50 pole awards, 325 top-five and 538 top-10 finishes, with an average starting position of 11.9 and an average finishing position of 12.3 among all races contested. RCR earned the Nationwide Series driver point championships in 2001 and 2006 with Harvick, and in 2008 with Clint Bowyer. The Welcome, N.C.-based team earned the owner's title in 2003 with Johhny Sauter and Harvick, and again in 2007 with Jeff Burton and Scott Wimmer.
The Season So Far ... In the 30 races contested this season, RCR has earned two wins in the Nationwide Series, with Tony Stewart at Daytona International Speedway and Harvick at Atlanta Motor Speedway, along with 28 top-five and 49 top-10 finishes. Austin Dillon has earned seven pole awards at Charlotte Motor Speedway, Dover International Speedway, Iowa Speedway, Michigan International Speedway, Kentucky Speedway, Daytona International Speedway and Kansas Speedway, setting the all-time pole award record in the Nationwide Series with four-consecutive poles, while Brian Scott earned a pole award for the organization at Richmond International Raceway. The organization has led 1,108 laps in 2013.
Get to the Points ... Dillon leads the Nationwide Series driver championship point standings by eight points over Sam Hornish, Jr., while Scott is seventh, 93 points out of the lead. In the Nationwide Series owner championship point standings, the No. 3 Chevrolet team sits third, while the No. 33 team is sixth and the No. 2 team is 10th.
Social Media ... To keep up-to-date with the latest news and information, and to view exclusive content, visit RCR's Twitter page - @RCRracing, RCR's NASCAR Nationwide Series team Twitter pages - @RCR2BScott, @RCR3ADillon and @RCR33NNS, RCR's NNS driver Twitter pages - @BScottRacing, @AustinDillon3 and @TyDillon and the official Facebook fan pages - facebook.com/BScottRacing, facebook.com/austindillon3, and facebook.com/TyDillonMotorsports.
Catch the Action ... Flag-to-flag coverage of the O'Reilly Auto Parts 300 will be televised on ESPN2 beginning at 3:30 p.m. Eastern Time on Saturday, Nov. 2 and broadcast live on the Performance Racing Network and SiriusXM NASCAR Satellite Radio, channel 90.
Brian Scott
No. 2 Shore Lodge Chevrolet Camaro
This Week's Shore Lodge Chevrolet at Texas Motor Speedway ... Brian Scott and the No. 2 Shore Lodge Richard Childress Racing team head to Texas Motor Speedway for the second time this season. Scott will pilot chassis No. 129 from RCR's NASCAR Nationwide Series stable in Saturday afternoon's O'Reilly Auto Parts Challenge 300. This chassis has been utilized three times this season at Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Kentucky Speedway and Charlotte Motor Speedway.
Lonestar State History ... Scott has seven previous Nationwide Series starts at the 1.5-mile tri-oval, earning one top-10 finish and led two laps.
Busch Whacked ... Before driving 300 miles Saturday afternoon, Scott will compete in the second annual Busch Whacked 5k mud run at the Dirt Track on Thursday evening. Joining fellow NASCAR drivers and media members, the Boise, Idaho-native will run the 3.1-mile course navigating various obstacles in support of the Armed Forces Foundation and Speedway Children's Charities.
Fighting Every Point ... Scott currently sits seventh in Nationwide Series championship point standings 93 points out of first. He is in a tight battle to crack into the top-five, just 15 markers outside of fifth with just three events remaining on the 2013 schedule.
Lodging in Idaho ... Shore Lodge will serve as primary sponsor for Scott and the No. 2 team this weekend at Texas Motor Speedway. Set on the southern shore of Payette Lake in McCall, Idaho, four seasons of adventure await at this idyllic location. A family favorite since 1948, the travel destination allows guests to enjoy the spectacular views, friendly service and generous accommodations at the lake front resort. Shore Lodge serves as the perfect mixture of adventure and luxury featuring 26 spa adventures, fitness studio, golf privileges at Whitetail Club, jet skiing, and a private beach for guests.
What are your thoughts about heading to Texas Motor Speedway after a two-week hiatus? "It's been a good few weeks off, but we're ready to get back racing at Texas (Motor Speedway). This break gave us the opportunity to look at where we are and how we can capitalize on the last three races of the season. Each time we revisit a track we're stronger than we were the first time, and this weekend should be no different. In order climb inside the top-five in points we need to run up front and be consistent, if we do that we'll be at the banquet in Miami."
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No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet Camaro
This Week's AdvoCare Chevrolet at Texas Motor Speedway ... Austin Dillon will pilot Chassis No. 136 in the O'Reilly Auto Parts 300 at Texas Motor Speedway. Dillon has driven this Chevrolet Camaro on one previous occasion, finishing second at Kentucky Speedway in September.
Dillon at Texas Motor Speedway ... In three Nationwide Series starts at Texas Motor Speedway, Dillon earned his best finish of third after starting from the third position in April 2013. He also earned a pair of top-10 finishes in 2012, posting a sixth-place finish after starting fourth in November 2012 and a fifth-place finish after starting fourth in April 2012. In four NASCAR Camping World Truck Series starts at Texas, Dillon has earned two top-five finishes, one pole award and has led 76 laps, acquiring a third-place average starting position and a 14th-place average finish position.
The Season So Far ... According to NASCAR's Loop Data Season-to-Date Statistics, Dillon leads the Nationwide Series championship contenders in Average Starting Position (4.9), leads the series in Laps in the Top 15 (92 percent), ranks second in Percentage of Laps Run on the Lead Lap (95.68 percent), has led the third-most laps (555), ranks third in Average Running Position (8.504), maintains the third-best Driver Rating (103.1), is the third-Fastest Driver on Restarts (7.933), and ranks third in Fastest Laps Run (365).
Get to the Points ... Dillon leads the Nationwide Series driver championship standings by eight points over Sam Hornish, Jr. with three races remaining this season.
Spark Your Engines ... Dillon and the RCR team will sport the colors of award-winning premier health and wellness company AdvoCare on the No. 3 Chevrolet at Texas Motor Speedway. AdvoCare offers nutrition, weight loss, energy and sports performance products of the highest quality developed through comprehensive research and backed by a Scientific and Medical Advisory Board. Dillon trains with AdvoCare products throughout the week and is a distributor as well. For more information about Dillon's favorite products, including Spark, Rehydrate, meal replacement bars and Post-Workout Recovery, visit http://www.AdvoCare.com.
AdvoCare Supporting the Childress Institute for Pediatric Trauma ... If Dillon wins this weekend's Nationwide Series race at Texas Motor Speedway, AdvoCare will make a $5,000 donation to the Childress Institute for Pediatric Trauma. The health and wellness company will pledge $2,000 to CIPT for a top-five finish and $1,000 for a top-10 finish. So far this season, the No. 3 team has raised $31,000 towards the cause. The Childress Institute invests resources in research, education and awareness to improve the treatment for critically injured children in the U.S. and AdvoCare's generous donations are aimed at helping to raise awareness for pediatric trauma, the No. 1 killer of children in America. You can help save the lives of injured children by making a contribution to the Childress Institute in two ways: donate $33 in honor of Dillon via his website, or text WIN to 80077 to make a $10 donation.
Punt, Pass, Kick ... Dillon is scheduled to tour the Dallas Cowboys training facility on Thursday, where he will participate in a special punt, pass and kick exercise on behalf of Nationwide Insurance.
Hometown Proud ... Although he currently lives in North Carolina, jackman Sam Abney is a native of Austin, Texas and later moved just outside of Fort Worth, Texas, where he played baseball at Azle High School.
Double Duty ... In addition to driving the No. 3 AdvoCare Chevrolet in Saturday's Nationwide Series event, Dillon is scheduled to compete in the No. 33 Boot Barn Chevrolet in Sunday's AAA Texas 500 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race. The race is live on ESPN at 3 p.m. Eastern Time on Sunday, Nov. 3, and will broadcast live on the Performance Racing Network and SiriusXM radio, channel 90.
How important is Texas Motor Speedway in the Championship battle? "Every track is important in the championship battle. Texas Motor Speedway is a track that I really like and a track where I feel like I've been successful in the past, so I am looking forward to going there. It's a fast place, but I like the grip levels there. Were bringing one of our newer race cars and Danny Stockman and the guys have had time to really work on it and finesse it to their liking it. I'm ready to go to Texas and give it my all."
Ty Dillon
No. 33 Wesco Chevrolet Camaro
This Week's WESCO Chevrolet at Texas Motor Speedway ... Ty Dillon will pilot chassis No. 120 from the Richard Childress Racing stable in Saturday's NASCAR Nationwide Series event. This RCR-prepared Chevrolet visited victory lane in August at Atlanta Motor Speedway and garnered two additional top-five finishes this season.
Texas Nuggets ... Saturday's 200-lap affair marks Dillon's first appearance at Texas Motor Speedway in the Nationwide Series. Although Dillon has yet to make any competitive laps in the No. 33 entry, he has four starts in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series where he has three top-five and four top-10 finishes to his credit.
What is WESCO? ... WESCO International, Inc. (NYSE: WCC), a publicly traded Fortune 500 holding company headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, is a leading provider of electrical, industrial, and communications maintenance, repair and operating ("MRO") and original equipment manufacturers ("OEM") product, construction materials, and advanced supply chain management and logistic services. 2012 annual sales were approximately $6.6 billion. The Company employs approximately 8,900 people, maintains relationships with over 18,000 suppliers, and serves over 65,000 active customers worldwide. Customers include commercial and industrial businesses, contractors, government agencies, institutions, telecommunications providers and utilities. WESCO operates eight fully automated distribution centers and approximately 475 full-service branches in North America and international markets, providing a local presence for customers and a global network to serve multi-location businesses and multi-national corporations.
Double Dose of Dillon ... Before climbing behind the wheel of the No. 33 WESCO Chevrolet, Dillon will participate in the Texas 350 Camping World Truck Series race on Friday night in his full time ride of the No. 3 Bass Pro Shops Chevrolet. Live coverage of the event begins at 8:30 p.m. Eastern Time on FOX Sports 1 and the Performance Racing Network.
Meet the Driver ... Dillon is scheduled to sign autographs for fans at the RCR merchandise hauler with fellow RCR driver Brian Scott on Friday, Nov. 1 at 11 a.m. Central Time. Following the autograph session, Dillon will chat with fans at the Team Chevy stage in the Texas Motor Speedway fan zone at 4 p.m. CT.
One To Go ... Dillon and WESCO will have one additional race together in the 2013 season. The duo will compete in the season finale race at Homstead-Miami Speedway on Nov. 16.
This weekend's 200-lap NASCAR Nationwide Series event will mark your first start in the series at Texas Motor Speedway. What are your thoughts heading into the race weekend? "I'm excited to get back behind the wheel of the No. 33 Chevrolet this weekend at Texas (Motor Speedway). I feel pretty confident about the Nationwide Series race. I've run well at this track in the (Camping World) Truck Series. It's a fun track, and I think we can run up front and contend for the win."


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dirt93 wrote:I agree with MJ. When Danica first came on the stock car scene, I never heard of her husband. He was never at the track, dont no what he looks like or anything about him. He was not apart of her life for a long time ( so why get married) if your not best friends but??? makes me feel like she is a gold digger.
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Yes, they live here in AZ, yes they have a prenup, neither is asking for support or alimony, at least from what I've heard. You can google her husband and see all the reports on his somewhat perverted preferences and make up your own mind. I personally think he's creepy, but that's my opinion. It's very hard to distinguish what is fact from fiction when it comes to most of the celebrities in the news. I consider it entertainment, not necessarily fact.
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Raphael Ordaz Was Tired Of Getting Beaten By Mustangs, So He Bought One.
A fight nearly broke out the first time we met Raphael Ordaz, owner of this '89 Mustang. While we were talking about his car at a local cruise night, some guy from the crowd got in his face and challenged him to a street race later that night. He got really angry, too, when Ralph (as he likes to be called) politely declined his generous invitation. As the guy stormed away, cursing loudly, Ralph shrugged and told us he's been getting that kind of treatment a lot lately. "I used to street race a lot the first few years I owned the car, but now I only race it at the track." He's got a family and a good job now and doesn't want to jeopardize any of that.
Ironically, he's an insurance agent.
Anyway, we spotted his car from about a mile away. We had just hatched our sleeper and street racer theme in an editorial meeting a few days prior and figured this was a good candidate. Ralph's car ticked all the right boxes: low hood, subtle paint, completely homebuilt, and packing a big surprise under the hood in the form of a 76mm turbocharger. We approached him with all the directness but none of the belligerence of angry racer guy and thankfully, he didn't turn down our challenge of a photo shoot.
Ralph's car draws a crowd wherever it goes. It sounds different enough from your standard-built Mustang that everyone pauses to scope it out. While we were taking the pictures, a couple of tow truck drivers from a nearby police impound lot parked their truck by us to watch the action. Ralph is an unassuming guy who seems not quite used to the attention, but it is deserved. His car is an excellent example of what the average guy can build on a budget and still afford to pay his bills and raise a family. It's fast, too. With a smaller turbo, he posted a 10.80 e.t. at 133 mph. He hasn't been to the track yet with the current configuration but hopes to see low 10s at about 140 mph. It's undeniable: If you want to go fast for less cash, you have to build a Fox.
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Who: Raphael Ordaz
Where: Reseda, California
What: '89 Ford Mustang
Engine: A 347-inch, stroked 302 powers Ralph's Mustang. He built everything, including the turbo system, himself. "I didn't know what parts to buy, so I started going to the races and asking the fast drivers what they used to build their engines," he says. The stroker package consists of a Scat crank and forged H-beam rods. It adds the low-end grunt needed to push the car until the big turbocharger spools up. The cylinder heads are out-of-the-box AFR 185s. Dished pistons add up to a compression ratio of 9.5:1. If that sounds high, don't worry. Ralph limits the boost to 7 psi and the pistons are forged, so they can stand up to some abuse.
Boost: Ralph started with a 72mm turbocharger he bought from Turbo Performance in Van Nuys, California. Somehow it got out of balance, and he opted to have the housing bored out and repaired rather than buy a new one. As it sits now, it measures 76 mm, and Ralph says the increase in lag was noticeable. "It raised the point where the turbo spools by 500 rpm, but it kicks in a lot harder than it did before." Ralph made all the plumbing, too, apologizing for the look of his welds. We say, "Who cares. It's fast." He hung an intercooler off his bumper impact beam with zip ties, and cold air enters an early Accufab throttle body, an EFI Spyder elbow, and a Trick Flow single-plane intake manifold.
Engine management: The stock computer was recalibrated to cope with the extra airflow through the mass air meter. Ralph also installed a piggyback chip he bought from his brother-in-law that improves the idle quality.
Ignition: The stock distributor is hanging in there, but Ralph says he keeps burning through spark plug wires.
Exhaust: Swap a pair of shorty headers side to side and you now have turbo headers. Ralph made the rest of the plumbing with straight and bent tubing, ending in turndowns.
Starter: Ralph needs a new one. It doesn't work after it gets hot. We had to push-start his car a few times during the shoot. Great exercise, though.
Transmission: The car's stock T5 is still in place and hasn't broken under the strain of the added horses. To save the trans, Ralph runs an off-the-shelf Autozone clutch disc. "It has a lifetime warranty. When I burn it up, I take it in and get a new one." He changes it every few months. They're starting to get suspicious.
Rearend: The rear is out of a Lincoln Mark VII and houses 3.55:1 gears on a Traction Lok differential.
Suspension: Ralph rebuilt his suspension with a coilover kit from X2C Motorsports, with Eibach springs and Tokico struts in the front. He added Bilstein shocks in the rear but kept the stock springs so the car would squat under acceleration.
Brakes: The stoppers were upgraded to '95 Mustang Cobra rotors up front.The rear brakes come from Lincoln.
Wheels/Tires: When we first met him, Ralph had stock Mustang GT wheels on the car. He's since upgraded to steamroller 315/35R17 BFGoodrich tires on FR500 replica wheels.
Paint/Body: Ralph even did the bodywork and sprayed the paint himself, though he didn't intend to from the start. He paid a guy to fix some ugliness on the roof, but the guy was a hack. Ralph decided to do the rest of the car himself. "I didn't know what to do, so I watched videos on YouTube and did what they did."


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Investors chase yield in far-flung places
Amid the swings in financial markets in 2012, one major force drove investors. And it is likely to intensify in 2013: the search for yield.
While the fixation of investors has been on budget wrangling in Washington, generating a decent return with interest rates at rock-bottom levels is a constant concern.
The world's central banks are on course to keep pumping large amounts of money into financial markets. That will keep interest rates on government bonds at near-record lows and force investors into higher-yielding—and risky—fare. The list includes junk bonds, emerging market debt and more exotic securities such as investment trusts and limited partnerships.
With Federal Reserve officials giving assurances that interest rates will likely stay low for years to come, many investors see a green light to take on even riskier investments, especially when it comes to ones where higher interest rates could inflict losses.
In the process, investors will end up paying still more for even skimpier yields. That isn't just likely to curb returns: A number of market observers warn that, somewhere down the road, investors might discover greater risks in their portfolios than they had bargained for in 2013.
"The search for yield is going to be even more challenging," said Rebecca Patterson, chief investment officer at Bessemer Trust, which oversees $75bn. Patterson sees warning lights flashing in some corners of the markets, such as junk bonds issued with more lax protections for investors.
"Risk is building behind the scenes," she said.
As investors clamor for anything providing higher yields, Wall Street firms are gladly complying with new offerings. Junk bond issuance hit a record $350bn in 2012. In the fourth quarter, some 40% of those bonds had fewer-than-usual protections for bondholders, the highest since the onset of the financial crisis, according to S&P LCD.
That is just the tip of the iceberg. Issuance has boomed in high-yielding real estate investment trusts, energy stocks known as master limited partnerships and business-development companies, which are essentially publicly traded venture-capital funds that pay out most of their income to investors. Even collateralised loan obligations—pools of risky loans to corporations—made a comeback after that market largely shut down after the financial crisis. In 2012, CLO issuance totaled three times that of 2011, according to JP Morgan Chase.
In 2012, the riskier the high-yielding investment, the better it tended to perform. The lowest ranks of the high-yield bond market—corporate bonds rated triple-C—returned 18.3%, according to Barclays. "Frontier" emerging-market bonds from smaller, less actively traded bond markets returned 21.5% in 2012, according to JP Morgan's Nexgem index, despite the 2011 default by the Ivory Coast and a looming default by Belize, two countries in the frontier-markets benchmark.
That compares with a 3.8% return on 10-year Treasury notes, according to Barclays.
Jan Loeys, head of global asset allocation at JP Morgan, points to big rallies in risky emerging-market bonds and continued demand for Mexico's 100-year bond issued in 2010 as signs of market frothiness. The Mexican bond is yielding 4.5%, down from 6.1% when it was sold. Yields fall as prices rise.
Mexico has defaulted three times in the past 100 years, but "investors are saying, 'I feel happy buying that 100-year bond because everybody else is buying, too,'" he said. In 2012, the total return on the Mexican 100-year bond was 19%, according to JP Morgan.
But such worries are being eclipsed by successive rounds of quantitative easing by the Fed and other central banks. That dynamic will only become stronger in 2013, said Edward Marrinan, macro credit strategist at RBS Americas, in Stamford, Connecticut.
In 2013, issuance of Treasurys, government agency—including mortgage-backed bonds—and investment grade corporate debt will be $1.328 trillion once maturing debt is subtracted from the total, RBS predicts.
Meanwhile, the Fed appears on track to purchase $1.02 trillion of bonds, leaving not much more than $300bn net new issuance for global bond investors, according to RBS. In 2012, even after the Fed's purchases, there was still an estimated $1.3 trillion in bonds in the market for other investors, according to RBS. "There just ain't enough bonds to go around," Marrinan said.
Corporate bonds were the favoured destination for many yield seekers, and investors took comfort in companies with strong balance sheets.
US investment-grade corporate bond funds raked in $131bn, up from $75bn in 2011, according to Lipper. High-yield bond funds, meanwhile, attracted $30.1bn, more than double 2011's pace.
The preference for yield was evident in the stock market, too. While investors broadly showed little appetite for US stocks, pulling $24bn out of US stock funds in 2012, equity income funds, which specialise in dividend payers, took in $21bn.
During 2012, yields on both investment-grade and below-investment-grade corporate bonds dropped both on an absolute basis and in comparison to Treasury yields. In mid-October, RBS says, its broad measure of investment bonds hit a record-low yield of 2.6%, while high-yield bonds hit an all-time low of 5.9% on December 19.
Among high-yield bonds, debt carrying ratings of BB, at the midpoint of the junk category, slid to a yield of 4.5% at year-end from 6% at the start of 2012. At the same time, the spread over 10-year Treasurys dropped to 2.7 percentage points from four percentage points.
"The paradox of the corporate bond market has been that the lower that yields go, the more that people want to own it," said Marrinan. "We know that's not sustainable indefinitely."
Part of the risk facing investors is that the math on bond prices and yields means it won't take much higher yields to inflict substantial losses.
With 10-year Treasury notes yielding about 1.7%, a one-point rise in yield would lead to a 9.2% decline in the value of the bonds, according to data compiled by Vanguard. For an investment-grade corporate bond index of five- to 10-year notes, a one-point rise in yields would be accompanied by a 6.4% drop in price.
It was a similar story among municipal bonds for much of 2012, until worries about potential changes to their tax-exempt status sparked a selloff.
Yields on highly rated 10-year municipal bonds at one stage in late November fell to about 1.25%, noted Lawrence Whistler, chief investment officer at Buffalo, New York-based Nottingham Advisors, which manages $725m. "'I traded munis for a decade, and I'm scratching my head saying, 'Who in God's name is buying these?' " he said. "Ten-year munis at 1%? I just don't get it."
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This story first appeared in The Wall Street Journal. http://on.wsj.com/WdSyfg


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Court may pay for defensive investigator
STEUBENVILLE – Jefferson County Juvenile Court may have to foot the bill for the hiring of an investigator to help in the defense preparation of one of two Steubenville High School student-athletes who have been charged with rape.
Visiting Judge Tom Lipps issued rulings Wednesday on several motions filed by the defense attorneys, one of which is granting up to $2,500 plus travel expenses for an investigator.
Trent Mays, 16, of Bloomingdale and Ma'Lik Richmond, 16, of Steubenville have been charged with rape in connection with an incident that allegedly happened Aug. 11-12. Mays also faces a charge of illegal use of a minor in nudity-oriented material for allegedly having a picture of the victim in an outgoing text message on his cell phone. Attorneys for both defendants have denied the charges.
Attorney Walter Madison, who represents Richmond, had asked Lipps during a hearing held Friday at the Jefferson County Justice Center to allow the court to pay for an investigator even though he has been retained in the case.
"Despite the fact the defendant or someone on his behalf has retained private counsel, it appears the defendant is indigent under the law as only the defendant's income is measured in the determination of indigency. The defendant is presently a high school student without apparent personal income," Lipps said in his ruling.
Madison argued the attorney general's office, which is prosecuting the case, has had the help of the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation in interviewing witnesses. Madison said during Friday's hearing that BCI interviewed 86 witnesses in a week.
Lipps said Madison had shown reasonable probability the requested investigator would aid in the defense, and that denial would result in an unfair trial.
The investigator will be engaged by Madison through the Ohio Public Defender's Office, Lipps said.
Jefferson County Juvenile Court will have to pay the expense, according to a court official.
Lipps also in his rulings issued Wednesday said the case will remain open, will stay in Jefferson County and that the trial has been continued until March 13. The original date for the start of the trial was Feb. 13.
Lipps said in his ruling that the names of the defendants and some details of the case have already been made public.
"Responsible media presence will mean more accurate reporting, as an opportunity to view testimony under oath and observe the scrutiny of cross-examination is superior to the suppositions of persons holding opinions in this matter," Lipps said.
"Though possibly embarrassing to the defendants, alleged victim, family, friends and the community, the allegations and the alleged facts of this matter are a matter of community interest, and it is likely that discussion and debate will occur in any event," Lipps said. "A transparent and open hearing and determination of the issues enhances the public confidence in the juvenile justice system. In this case the public interest in attending and reporting details of the hearings outweighs the defendant's and the alleged victim's interests in having the proceedings closed to the public."
Lipps, ruling on the motion that asked for the trial to be moved from Jefferson County, said there is a concern that extensive pretrial publicity, intense community debate, Internet posts by certain groups promising retaliation toward potential witnesses, hacking invasions of computers and websites, physical harm threats to those involved in the case, recent demonstrations in the city, potential disruption of the trial and pressure groups that might hope to affect certain trial results, may combine to intimidate witnesses and hinder a fair trial if this case is held in Jefferson County.
Lipps said a change of venue request is usually is made when there is a question of sitting an impartial jury.
"However, in the instant case, the trial is not before a jury, is a juvenile delinquency hearing and the presiding judge is from a distant county with no local ties who has avoided media reports concerning the case," Lipps said.
The judge said federal, state and local law enforcement officials are aware of reported threats and intimidation and are actively investigating. He said groups or persons making the threats can be prosecuted, adding such threats could continue wherever the trial is held.
"The court is confident in the Jefferson County sheriff's ability to provide security for the court, defendants, witnesses and other persons connected with this matter," Lipps said. "The court believes in the people of Jefferson County to display appropriate demeanor and respect for a fair and impartial trial. Jefferson County Juvenile Court has certain measures in place to protect participants."
Lipps said subpoenas can be issued for witnesses who will be expected to testify truthfully under oath. He said the court has certain contempt powers regulating the conduct of witnesses and anyone interfering with the court.
Madison also asked Lipps on Friday to have the alleged 16-year-old female victim referred to as the accuser.
Marriane Hemmeter, Ohio Attorney General special prosecutor, said during Friday's hearing that the AG's office is the accuser.
Lipps said the girl will be referred to as the "alleged victim."


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Ali will be a year old on the 28th of this month. We've been breastfeeding for almost a whole year!
Ali still wakes up 2 and 3 times a night to nurse, which is fine and I don't mind getting up with her. She sleeps in her own crib and she falls asleep without having to be nursed to sleep. A few nights ago, my DH tried comforting her for 30 minutes when she woke up. She was crying, pushing him away, wouldn't calm down when he tried rocking her, singing to her, and I felt horrible. Any other time she wants her Daddy and not me. It hurt his feelings when she wouldn't take to him like she does me. Once I picked her up she stopped crying and wanted to nurse. I would love for my DH to help with Ali when she wakes in the middle of the night, but when are you supposed to cut down on the night time nursings? I've read that she'll let me know on her own. Is this true? I think a lot of it is a comfort thing and I don't mind giving her what she wants. She doesn't take a pacifier and doesn't suck her thumb.
Last night she fell asleep around 8:30 and woke up at 11:00. I tried giving her water in a sippie cup and she kept pushing it away and crying hysterically until I nursed her. We nursed for 10 minutes or so and she went back to sleep until 4:30am, we nursed, went back to sleep, she woke up again at 6:30am, we nursed and went back to sleep and she was up for good at 8:15am.
I don't mind nursing before naps and bedtime, but was wondering about all these night time feedings. Any advice is appreciated!