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Jacoby Ford
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PROS: Has top speed and burst and able to stretch defense. Works well from the slot. Dangerous after the catch and works very well on screens. Has nice hands and will extend for the ball. Gives some effort as a blocker. Capable return that is good at making the first guy miss as a punt returner.
CONS: Undersized, and it hurts him when throws aren't on the money. Gets outmuscled in traffic. Not a factor as a blocker despite effort due to lack of size and strength. Needs to improve his route-running. Body catches too often. Dances a bit too much as a returner and will bobble some, signaling potential to muff a few.
OVERVIEW: Is a very good slot receiver that was an explosive playmaker due to his track speed. His talent for returning punts was why Spiller wasn't used there much. Only became No. 1 receiver as a senior after playing with Aaron Kelly for many years.
NFL FORECAST: I'm not sure that Ford is going to be anything more than a return specialist at the next level. Teams will love his speed and big play potential working in the slot. But he isn't a natural receiver, just really a fast guy. I think people with visions of another Wes Welker are really overestimating his receiving skills. He gets separation because his speed and burst are so good, but I think he's not going to be able to rely on that as much at the next level because teams will be more willing to jam him and better safety play. I think he can be a productive No. 3 guy and give you 30 or so catches a year, but he's not going to ever be a go-to option for a team. His true value is going to be as a return specialist. I think his skillset is much closer to Dexter Jackson than Welker, or even Mike Thomas for the Jaguars. And like Jackson, if he cannot impact on returns, then he offers limited value offensively. He can be a very good punt returner and also be able to contribute on kickoffs, although his abilities project better to punts. But I am a bit worried about his potential to muff kicks and as well as his tendency to dance too much looking for the big play, rather than settling for the nice 8-yard return. And it's concerning that as a sophomore and junior, he averaged under 10 yards per return. So I'm not ready to declare him the next Dante Hall by any means. So it wouldn't surprise me that if he's out of the league within four years simply because he isn't as good a return threat as teams were hoping, and they discover his offensive production potential is limited.
ATL FORECAST: Ford has the ability to add depth behind Douglas as a slot option. But I'm not sure he's going to be a better option than Douglas because he's not as naturally gifted a receiver and tough as Douglas is. He'd mainly be insurance in case Douglas doesn't bounce back from his knee injury. And while he can certainly add a big play element on punt returns, I'm not convinced he'd be a more reliable option than Douglas or Weems. He'd certainly be more explosive, but I'm not sure he'd be as consistently able to get 5-10 yards a clip as Weems is.
VALUE: The earliest he should go off the board is the late third to a team looking for a slot option and return specialist. But I'd be more comfortable taking him in the fourth or fifth round because I think he's more a track guy than a football player.
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This rod is for a customer whom lost his father last year. His father was an avid outdoorsman as well as a United States Air Force Veteran.
Blank is a Pacific Bay Traditions II blank. Reel seat is a titanium finish triangle window seat. Grip is all natural cork I turned in a Fenwick style shape, has a metal knurled hook keeper with wraps in Air Force colors of Blue and Silver with some white trim on the inscription and stripper only. Guides are minima SF guides and then a mounted a USAF button on the rear of the seat. Along with the inscription on the rod I also did the owners name on one side of the seats window, with his dad's name on the other.
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text: Thai peanut chicken wings Total time: About 1 hour, plus marinating and cooling times Servings: 8 to 10 Marinade Zest of 3 Key limes 1/2 cup Key lime juice 1/4 cup water 1 small onion, chopped 2 cloves garlic 1 teaspoon vanilla extract 1 teaspoon grated ginger 2 teaspoons chipotle powder 1 tablespoon plus 1/2 teaspoon soy sauce 1 to 4 Thai or serrano chiles, or to taste 2 pounds trimmed chicken wings, cut at the joint and wing tips removed (20 to 24 pieces) 1. In a blender, combine the lime zest and juice, water, onion, garlic, vanilla, ginger, chipotle powder, soy sauce and serrano chile. Blend until well puréed. 2. Place the trimmed wings in a large, sealable plastic bag. Pour over the marinade and eliminate as much air as possible before sealing the bag. Use your hands to massage the marinade through the bag over the wings. Refrigerate at least 4 hours, up to overnight. Peanut sauce and assembly 1 cup creamy peanut butter, preferably Skippy 1/4 cup plus 2 tablespoons brown sugar, sifted to remove any lumps, plus extra to taste 2 tablespoons canola oil, more as needed to thin the sauce 2 tablespoons toasted sesame oil, more to taste 1 tablespoon Key lime juice, more to taste 1/4 teaspoon salt, more to taste 1/4 teaspoon chipotle powder, more to taste Marinated wings Vegetable oil for frying 1 to 2 teaspoons black sesame seeds Chopped green onions, for garnish 1. In a medium saucepan, combine the peanut butter, brown sugar, canola oil, sesame oil, Key lime juice, salt and chipotle powder. Heat the mixture over medium-low heat, stirring frequently, until the ingredients are combined and the sauce warms; be careful not to overheat or the sauce may burn. Taste the sauce and adjust as needed (with extra brown sugar, sesame oil, Key lime juice or salt). Remove from the heat and set aside in a warm place. This makes about 1 1/3 cups sauce. 2. Remove the wings from the marinade, wiping off the excess marinade with paper towels to dry the wings. 3. Fill a 4-quart pot with frying oil to a depth of 3 to 4 inches. Heat the oil to maintain a temperature of 350 degrees. Meanwhile, heat the oven to 375 degrees. 4. Fry the wings, in batches, until the meat is firm and opaque, and the skin is crisp and a rich golden-brown, about 5 to 7 minutes. Remove the wings to a large rack on a baking sheet, spacing them at least 1 inch apart from each other. Continue until all the wings are fried. 5. Brush each wing on one side with a light coating of sauce. Place the wings in the oven for about 3 minutes to bake the sauce onto the wings. Remove the wings from the oven and flip them over, brushing the other side with a light coating of sauce. Sprinkle over the sesame seeds and bake again for about 3 minutes. 6. Remove from heat and allow to cool just slightly (enough so they can be handled). Meanwhile, thin the remaining sauce if desired with a little extra canola oil, then pour it into a small bowl and garnish with the chopped green onion. 7. Remove the wings to a plate or platter and serve immediately, with extra sauce on the side. Each of 10 servings: 459 calories; 16 grams protein; 14 grams carbohydrates; 2 grams fiber; 39 grams fat; 6 grams saturated fat; 29 mg. cholesterol; 11 grams sugar; 238 mg. sodium.


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MSRP based on 137" WB XLT
MSRP based on 137" WB XLT
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Quick Specs
Engine Gas V8, 5.4L
EPA Class No Data
Style Name 137" WB XLT
Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive
Passenger Capacity 9
Passenger Doors 4
Body Style Sport Utility
Transmission 4-speed electronically-controlled automatic transmission w/OD
Rear Door Type Tri-Panel
Weight Information
Gross Axle Wt Rating - Rear (lbs) 5250
Gross Vehicle Weight Rating Cap (lbs) 8600
Curb Weight - Front (lbs) 3262
Gross Axle Wt Rating - Front (lbs) 4400
Gross Combined Wt Rating (lbs) 13000
Curb Weight - Rear (lbs) 3388
Interior Dimensions
Front Head Room (in) 41.0
Second Leg Room (in) 40.5
Third Shoulder Room (in) 64.9
Front Hip Room (in) 67.5
Third Head Room (in) 38.6
Front Leg Room (in) 42.3
Second Shoulder Room (in) 67.0
Third Hip Room (in) 52.5
Passenger Capacity 9
Second Head Room (in) 41.1
Third Leg Room (in) 39.0
Front Shoulder Room (in) 68.3
Second Hip Room (in) 66.9
Exterior Dimensions
Length, Overall w/rear bumper (in) 226.7
Ground to Top of Load Floor (in) - TBD -
Side Door Opening Height (in) NA
Overhang, Front (in) 37.4
Rear Door Opening Height (in) 38.1
Step Up Height - Side (in) - TBD -
Width, Max w/o mirrors (in) 80.0
Ground Clearance, Front (in) 8.5
Side Door Opening Width (in) NA
Wheelbase (in) 137.0
Overhang, Rear w/bumper (in) 52.3
Rear Door Opening Width (in) 55.8
Height, Overall (in) 76.5
Ground Clearance, Rear (in) 8.5
Step Up Height - Front (in) - TBD -
Cargo Area Dimensions
Cargo Area Length @ Floor to Seat 1 (in) 165.0
Cargo Box Width @ Wheelhousings (in) 52.5
Cargo Volume to Seat 4 (ft³) NA
Cargo Area Length @ Floor to Seat 4 (in) NA
Cargo Volume to Seat 2 (ft³) 100.7
Cargo Area Length @ Floor to Seat 2 (in) 108.3
Cargo Box (Area) Height (in) - TBD -
Cargo Area Length @ Floor to Console (in) NA
Cargo Area Width @ Beltline (in) - TBD -
Cargo Volume to Seat 3 (ft³) 48.6
Cargo Area Length @ Floor to Seat 3 (in) 48.6
Cargo Volume to Seat 1 (ft³) 146.4
Fuel Economy
Fuel Tank
Aux Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal) NA
Fuel Tank Location Midship
Fuel Tank Capacity, Approx (gal) 44
Aux Fuel Tank Location NA
EPA Fuel Economy Est - Hwy (MPG) NA
EPA Fuel Economy Est - City (MPG) NA
Performance Specs
Engine Type Gas V8
Engine Oil Cooler Yes
SAE Net Horsepower @ RPM 255 @ 4500
Displacement 5.4L/330
Engine Order Code 99L
SAE Net Torque @ RPM 350 @ 2500
Fuel System SEFI
Trans Order Code 44E
Second Gear Ratio (:1) 1.54
Reverse Ratio (:1) 2.18
Transfer Case Gear Ratio (:1), High NA
Trans Description Cont. Again Electronic
Fifth Gear Ratio (:1) NA
Trans PTO Access NA
Seventh Gear Ratio (:1) NA
Trans Type 4
Third Gear Ratio (:1) 1.00
Clutch Size (in) NA
Transfer Case Gear Ratio (:1), Low NA
Drivetrain Rear Wheel Drive
First Gear Ratio (:1) 2.71
Sixth Gear Ratio (:1) NA
Transfer Case Model NA
Trans Description Cont. Automatic w/OD,
Fourth Gear Ratio (:1) 0.71
Trans Power Take Off NA
Transfer Case Power Take Off NA
Brake ABS System 4-Wheel
Rear Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) 13.2 x - TBD -
Disc - Rear (Yes or ) Yes
Brake ABS System (Second Line) NA
Drum - Rear (Yes or ) NA
Brake Type Power
Front Brake Rotor Diam x Thickness (in) 12.1 x - TBD -
Disc - Front (Yes or ) Yes
Rear Drum Diam x Width (in) NA
Steering Ratio (:1), On Center 17
Turning Diameter - Wall to Wall (ft) 49.6
Steering Ratio (:1), At Lock NA
Steering Type Power
Turning Diameter - Curb to Curb (ft) 46.8
Rear Tire Order Code T47
Front Tire Capacity (lbs) 3000
Revolutions/Mile @ 45 mph - Spare - TBD -
Rear Tire Size LT265/75R16D
Revolutions/Mile @ 45 mph - Front 658
Spare Tire Order Code T47
Rear Tire Capacity (lbs) 3000
Front Tire Order Code T47
Spare Tire Size LT265/75R16D
Revolutions/Mile @ 45 mph - Rear 658
Front Tire Size LT265/75R16D
Spare Tire Capacity (lbs) 3000
Rear Wheel Size (in) 16 x 7.0
Rear Wheel Material Steel
Spare Wheel Size (in) - TBD -
Front Wheel Size (in) 16 x 7.0
Spare Wheel Material Steel
Front Wheel Material Steel
Suspension Type - Rear Multi-Stage Leaf
Axle Capacity - Front (lbs) 4850
Shock Absorber Diameter - Rear (mm) 1.375
Axle Type - Front Ford Twin I-Beam
Axle Ratio (:1) - Rear 3.73
Spring Capacity - Front (lbs) 3950
Axle Capacity - Rear (lbs) 6830
Stabilizer Bar Diameter - Front (in) 1.36
Suspension Type - Front Coil Spring
Axle Type - Rear Full-Floating
Shock Absorber Diameter - Front (mm) 1.375
Spring Capacity - Rear (lbs) 5250
Axle Ratio (:1) - Front 3.73
Stabilizer Bar Diameter - Rear (in) NA
Safety Features
Air Bag-Frontal-Driver Yes
Air Bag-Frontal-Passenger Yes
Air Bag-Passenger Switch (On/Off) No
Air Bag-Side Body-Front No
Air Bag-Side Body-Rear No
Air Bag-Side Head-Front No
Air Bag-Side Head-Rear No
Brakes-ABS Yes
Child Safety Rear Door Locks Yes
Daytime Running Lights No
Traction Control No
Night Vision No
Rollover Protection Bars No
Fog Lamps No
Parking Aid No
Tire Pressure Monitor No
Back-Up Camera No
Stability Control No
Other Features Driver & front passenger airbags
4-wheel anti-lock braking system
1st/2nd row color-keyed safety belts w/adjustable D-rings
Child-proof rear door locks
"Blocker Beam" front bumper supplement
4-wheel anti-lock braking system
1st/2nd row color-keyed safety belts w/adjustable D-rings
Child-proof rear door locks
"Blocker Beam" front bumper supplement
Basic Miles/km 36,000
Basic Years 3
Corrosion Miles/km Unlimited
Corrosion Years 5
Drivetrain Miles/km 36,000
Drivetrain Years 3
Roadside Assistance Miles/km 36,000
Roadside Assistance Years 3
Other Specs
Cooling System
Total Cooling System Capacity (qts) 26.4
Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (2nd) NA
Maximum Alternator Capacity (amps) 130
Cold Cranking Amps @ 0° F (Primary) 750
Maximum Alternator Watts NA
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) 500
Fifth Wheel Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) NA
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) 10000
Dead Weight Hitch - Max Trailer Wt. (lbs) 5000
Fifth Wheel Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) NA
Wt Distributing Hitch - Max Tongue Wt. (lbs) 1000
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We always cook a huge turkey, even though there are only five of us.
We plan to have plenty of leftovers so we can make one of our favorite meals: Turkey Pot Pie.
The first few that I made turned out to be a disaster. The potatoes didn't cook right and the crust burned.
Through trial and error, I have discovered how to make a great pot pie.
• Boil the potatoes before adding them to the pot pie. Peel the potatoes and slice them into bite-size pieces. Boil them in lightly salted water for about 10 minutes. Drain the water with a strainer. Let them cool for a little bit then add to your mixture.
• Also boil carrots before adding to the mixture.
• Get the filling hot before you finish it with a top crust. This will prevent the pie from getting soggy.
• To keep the pie crust from getting too dark around the edges, wrap aluminum foil around the pie crust edges and just leave the center uncovered. Remove the foil the last few minutes to let it brown.
• Pot pies can be frozen. Just be sure to cook as directed, let cool and wrap completely before freezing. You can thaw the pie in the oven at 325 degrees, and let it cook 35 to 40 minutes.
When I make my pot pie, I just use canned Heinz Turkey Gravy and add potatoes, carrots and turkey. I bake it at 425 degrees until it appears to be done.
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El Reg's favourite Haxploitation films
And the winners are...
After our recent stories listing films featuring hackers or hacking (see The Reg guide to hackers in film and Haxploitation: the complete Reg guide to hackers in film) we thought it only right that we come up with a top ten list for you to disagree with.
So after a straw poll in the office, here's a list of our favourite films, which fall into the loosely defined hacker-film sub-genre, or as Reg readers have christened it, Haxploitation flicks. Share and enjoy...
- The Italian Job
- Terminator 2: Judgement Day
- The Matrix
- WarGames
- The Conversation
- Die Hard
- 2001: A Space Odyssey
- Ferris Beuller's Day Off
- Independence Day
- Tron
So that's our list of Hollywood's various attempts to commit the world of hacking to celluloid. In truth there are few films in which hacking is the central subject and we've ending up with a list of films which somehow featured hacking in their plots, and which we enjoyed.
Your opinions may vary but if they do - you're wrong. ®
Related Stories
The Reg guide to hackers in film
Haxploitation: the complete Reg guide to hackers in film
Blowjob assisted hack defies logic
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Internet Movie Data Base - excellent site for everything to do with films
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I love sewing with knits so when asked if I wanted to do Nancy Zieman's Sew Knits with Confidence Blog Tour I jumped at the chance.
My biggest concern was the bust/bodice area. Nothing is quite as unattractive as wearing a droopy knit. In the photos the dress/tunic look as if they are more fitted through the waist and hips. Where the drawing on the back it looks more like an empire waist type fit. I prefer a more fitted look so I made adjustments as you will see in the photos.
I noted that there were no notches on the bodice front and back for placement of the sleeves. There were notches on the sleeveless version. However I simply lined up the shoulder seam notch on the sleeve pattern to the bodice should seam and the sleeves went in perfectly.
This dress would look great with an asymmetrical hem or long sleeves for fall and winter. I think this will be one of my favorite knit dresses to whip up.
Here a few observations about the pattern and the process
- Nancy peppers the instructions with helpful tips
- The sleeve is sewn flat
- I learned a new stitch – the Wobble stitch
- I cut out a XS.
- I created a back seam and took it in by 2 inches to create a more fitted version.
- Material used is a Rayon/Lycra/Poly T-shirt knit
- I LOVE the neckline. And, think it gives a retro, but dressy look to your usual knit dress.
- I did not use a serger, just my sewing machine.
- There is no interfacing.
So, what do you think? Leave a comment below about my version of the Santa Fe Dress from Nancy Zeiman, your love of knits or how you think you would sew it up. Those who leave a comment will be entered to win Nancy Zeiman's Sew Knits with Confidence book and four knit patterns from her new collection! The Winner will be announced Thursday April 25, 2013!


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War Is Not Peace
It's known as the School of Assassins among the poor of Latin America; a vessel for the spread of democracy among its U.S. military proponents; and one of the world's most infamous human rights offenders for the thousands of protesters who gather in Fort Benning, Georgia, each November to honor the names of union leaders, campesinos, priests, and children who have been gunned down by its alumni.
This week, activists led by longtime peacemaker Father Roy Bourgeois are fasting in Washington, D.C. to demand the closure of the "School of the Americas," a training center, funded by U.S. taxpayers, for tens of thousands of Latin American soldiers and police forces.
The institution was initially founded to curb the spread of communism in the region—training, arming, and supporting some of the 20th century's most deadly regimes in Nicaragua, Guatemala, Honduras, Argentina, Chile, El Salvador, Bolivia, and on. With an eerily Orwellian turn of phrase, the school, originally founded in Panama in 1946 before it was relocated to U.S. soil in 1984, was renamed the Western Hemisphere Institute for Security Cooperation, or WHINSEC, in 2001.
According to Bourgeois' watchdog group, the School of the Americas Watch, the deaths of hundreds of thousands of people—from Jesuit priests to village children—have been traced to the more than 60,000 graduates trained during the school's 59 years of operation.
Bourgeois, a veteran and firsthand witness to the carnage in Vietnam, first went to work in Latin America in 1972 as a priest. Five years living with the poor on the outskirts of La Paz, Bolivia, exposed him to the United States' complicity in atrocities committed by General Banzer's regime. "I met my country there," he says. "We were the ones giving them guns and teaching them how to use them."
Bourgeois' outspokenness eventually got him arrested and effectively deported, but it also got him rolling. Every Sunday, he spoke at different churches throughout the U.S., explaining how our own military might, money, and expertise were supporting some of the world's most merciless oppressors.
In 1989, a congressional task force investigating the massacre of six Jesuit priests, their co-worker, and her teenage daughter, revealed that some of the killers had been trained at Fort Benning. Bourgeois organized a 35-day fast at the base's gate.
Two decades later, Bourgeois' activism has spread, with tens of thousands of participants from all over the world demanding the closure of the school. Bourgeois has personally petitioned leaders—from Venezuelan President Hugo Chavez to Bolivian President Evo Morales—to discontinue their militaries' involvement with the school.
Bourgeois believes that American people must find new ways to be in relationship with the rest of the world—with or without the official support of our leaders. Militarism, he argues, has been an American addiction for years. But with drastic unemployment, languishing social services, widespread insecurity, and the creeping consolidation of power, we may finally learn how to say, enough is enough.
Christa Hillstrom: These days the world is a dangerous place to be—with looming food crises, religious fundamentalism, earthquakes, nuclear meltdowns. People are looking for security, and we tend to associate that with a strong military. But you're saying that this whole "culture of militarism" is infectious, corrosive, and ultimately insecure. What do you mean by that?
Father Roy Bourgeois: For me it began in Vietnam. As a young man in the military, I didn't question the myth that we were the good guys. Our cause was noble. We were going to be the liberators. That's what they told us about Vietnam, and so I volunteered. That was the beginning of my awakening, and when I went to Latin America and started living in a barrio in Bolivia, that's when I saw up close my country's foreign policy.
At that time we were supporting a string of dictators: in Bolivia, General Banzer; General Pinochet nearby; the generals in Argentina; and the thugs in El Salvador and Guatemala. We were not in these countries as partners—we were there as conquistadors. We were there to exploit vast natural resources and cheap labor in order to enrich ourselves. To do that, you need men with guns. You can't get away with that top-down relationship without the guns.
Christa Hillstrom: So you saw this disconnect between what you first believed when you heard the language glorifying Vietnam and decided to be part of it, and then the reality on the ground.
Father Roy Bourgeois: Oh yes! When ignorance is so prevalent—and I see our greatest enemy in the United States as ignorance—we rely on what our leaders tell us is true, and we don't know what our foreign policy means to those on the receiving end. Our leaders told us we were going to free Vietnam from the communist enemy, but they saw us as invaders. It wasn't until I went there that I saw it too—the lie. They will try to get you to not ask questions, to not critique. So our only hope is to ask questions.
Christa Hillstrom: You were wounded there, came back and received a Purple Heart, went to seminary, and then joined the anti-war movement and returned the Purple Heart before you headed to Bolivia. That's quite a winding road. How did you connect what you saw happening in South America with the militarism you experienced, from the other side, in Vietnam?
Father Roy Bourgeois: When I got out of language school in Bolivia, the people welcomed me into their barrio. I rented a little room there. We had a faucet in the backyard, an outdoor bath, and no running water. Most people didn't have access to health care, so a lot of the children were dying before three years old. That was kind of a microcosm: Most people in the world are living on the edge, and in this barrio they were struggling for survival. They were not receiving a living wage, and when they got sick they didn't make it.
What really angered and saddened me was when I went to visit the U.S. ambassador and asked what our relationship was to General Banzer. The ambassador said, "He's an ally." We were friends! And I realized then that we were on the wrong side—in Bolivia and throughout Latin America.
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By my fifth year there, repression had intensified. The jails were filled. Many were killed, and I was among the many arrested. I was speaking out against the dictatorship and U.S. foreign policy, so I was kicked out of the country and denied reentry.
When I came back to the U.S. I was filled with anger. I would be talking in colleges, and most students had never heard of Banzer or Pinochet—you had to actually start with a map. But it reminded me again about how little we know about other countries, and that made me pause and stop blaming my audience—church folks, college students, and others—for foreign policies, and instead introduce them to the connection they had to the people of Bolivia. I was trying to surface this compassion we all have in our hearts. But ignorance is an obstacle to compassion.
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Christa Hillstrom: People today might say that Latin America has changed and these corrupt dictatorships are no longer the norm. Is there any truth to WHINSEC's claim that it helps train police to fight crime and insurgency and promote democracy?
Father Roy Bourgeois: They have made cosmetic
changes, including the name, but this school is still about men with guns. What's
so clear to those of us who come from the military is that you do not learn
democracy in the military.
Christa Hillstrom: What about in Colombia, where you are focusing a lot of your current work? WHINSEC argues that the government needs a lot of help when it comes to combating drug cartels. Can the training be used for good?
Father Roy Bourgeois: I don't see how, with the corruption in the military and police we see in Colombia. It's common knowledge there that many are involved with the drug runners. I don't believe that the answer is to have the military fighting the drug war. It's not necessary in a democracy. In a country with such a sad military history, there's not trust between the people and military.
Christa Hillstrom: But now you speak of a great "sea change" across the continent.
Father Roy Bourgeois: Yes. In these countries that were brutalized—Bolivia, Venezuela, Brazil, Argentina, Ecuador—they're electing presidents who are more closely aligned with the poor. They're distancing themselves from their militaries and the U.S. as they build human rights and democracy.
So I'm feeling a lot of hope. What I see in these countries, as in the Middle East and Africa—and especially among the youth—is that you can only oppress people for so long. And they're going to say—Basta! Not anymore. Every country is unique, but there is always the point where they will say no.
Christa Hillstrom: You've said before that solidarity and compassion, not war, breed security. What can people in the U.S. learn from those Latin American social movements?
Father Roy Bourgeois: That we all have power. I'll never forget that in Bolivia, there was so much division in the beginning. There were so many parties representing workers, the campesinos, the factory workers, the tin miners ... they just couldn't get together. That was part of the government tactic there.
What happened is that, eventually, they started coming together, as they did in Libya and Egypt. The poor make up the majority of the country, and they started uniting their voices. They discovered that there's something for everyone to do.
Christa Hillstrom: Do you see this kind of shift happening in the U.S. as well? Are people finding their voices?
Father Roy Bourgeois: Well, it's a bigger challenge. There's a lot of apathy here. And so many distractions. In the barrio, it wasn't as difficult to talk about oppression.
But I do believe that, with our high unemployment and so many getting poorer, this is the climate for change. I have a good friend here in Georgia who's losing his house. He's lost his job, and he's very upset. There are tens and tens of thousands going through that experience.
I meet a lot of people who are searching for some kind of meaning and hope and peace in life. A lot of people feel despair from the economic situation. They're working two or three jobs, or they're unemployed.
Christa Hillstrom: You once connected the suffering of the Bolivian barrio to the havoc wrought in Vietnam. Do you recognize those same forces at work here?
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Father Roy Bourgeois: Yes. I live in a military town where about 30,000 soldiers are being trained to go off to war. They're young. The vast majority are right out of high school. I see myself in them.
Kids can't find jobs in their own communities when they leave high school. So where are they going? They're going to the military. Recruiters are sweet-talking them, telling them how they'll be able to go to college. They play down the fact that they might not be alive to spend the money.
All over this town there are young people, many of them minorities coming from poor schools, preparing for war.
Christa Hillstrom: Meanwhile, the nation is facing massive budget cuts that will be debilitating for a lot of people, making fewer and fewer options available outside of the military. What about WHINSEC's funding?
Father Roy Bourgeois: The budget is in the millions, which is a big issue in the midst of cuts in Georgia and around the country. While schools and health care and services for the the elderly are getting cut, we've got millions of dollars going into the training of thousands of foreign soldiers—and it's all paid for by U.S. taxpayers.
Christa Hillstrom: That's a lot to be angry about, especially for someone like you who's been witnessing injustice for decades. Don't you ever feel like hitting back?
Father Roy Bourgeois: When you see what we're really doing to the world, how many are being killed, and the people's money that foots the cost—I'm reminded how much you have to keep the anger in check. It can start consuming us, and when that happens we start to lose joy and hope.
What built our movement and other movements was that we have to also take care of ourselves. The struggle we're in is a marathon, not a sprint. We're in this for the long haul.
Christa Hillstrom: There are so many people who feel mired in rage right now, and it's a challenge to harness and channel that into something productive. Your movement, in a sense, has chosen civil disobedience as a tool. At one point, 2,000 of you crossed the line together at Fort Benning, and more than 300 of you have spent time in prison—you yourself for years altogether. What's so confrontational about disobedience?
Father Roy Bourgeois: Dr. King said that when you perform an act of civil disobedience, you expose injustice to the public. You call attention to something that's wrong when you protest, especially when you are arrested and go to prison.
When Rosa Parks said, No, I'm not going to the back of the bus ... well, that was an important moment. It just energized people. It caused people to say, wait a minute ... what's going on here?
In the early days of crossing the line, I remember old "Maximum Bob," a judge, sending people away to jail thinking he was going to stop the movement. He believed that others would not come back and cross the line. Well, he sent us to prison for six months or a year and a half. And what happened was that that brought even more people the next year.
Christa Hillstrom: Was there a Rosa Parks moment for you?
Father Roy Bourgeois: They actually have the actual bus Rosa Parks sat in in Birmingham. To be honest, going to the bus where she was arrested was my Rosa Parks moment. Really! I just felt: Wow. We can also do this. This is doable. And we can also do something to bring about peace.
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Voyaging Tips
Boat coverage
One of the more confusing issues a sailor must face is that of marine insurance.
|October 2013
Info and entertainment at sea
Long bluewater passages can be daunting, for seasoned hands as well as for sailors venturing into their first major offshore adventure.
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Testing and equalizing batteries
In a typical cruising boat, life is hard for the batteries. They are often discharged to 50 percent or less of full charge and rarely, if ever, fully recharged.
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Emergency refrigeration repair
If your refrigerator/freezer quits while you are in U.S. waters, only a properly licensed refrigeration technician who has the required equipment (refrigerant recovery system, vacuum pump, etc.) may legally service your system.
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Pumps and priorities
Keeping unwanted water out of the hull is the first principle of staying afloat.
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Adding an electronic refrigerator thermostat
The mechanical thermostats (temperature sensing switches) supplied with most boat refrigerators work fine for two years or so.
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A useful canvas bucket from old sails
Call me a pack rat, but I hate throwing anything away that could still have some use aboard. My husband David uses old line to make ocean plait rugs. I use old jacklines to keep jerry jugs firmly in place on deck and also as hoists when making courtesy flags. So when it came time to buy a new mainsail, I couldn't just throw the old one away.
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Replacing engine mounts
If your engine mounts are more than five or six years old, or have been contaminated with seawater, engine oil or coolant, change them. Even if the mounts look perfect, the tough elastomer (rubber-like) material in the engine mount work-hardens over time and ceases to isolate the boat from the engine's vibrations.
|November/December 2012
Mast climbing techniques
Some approaches to mast climbing from an ocean voyager
|September 2012
Installing a propane gas stove
One upgrade we had long wanted to add is a propane stove. Our switch to propane came soon after we discovered it was possible to fill a propane tank just about anywhere if you have the right fittings.
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Love those light photo Tiffany!
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Tiffany, he sure looks like a good sport! Cute pics!
@Lizanne - the secret to photographing your cats is food Get everything ready, sit down, food in bowls, call them & snap away. Good luck, hope that works for if you haven't already tried it a million times
@Betsy - love your photos, especially the first one. Just love that bauble with the lights in the background.
@Tiffany - very funny photos lol
Thank you Lavina! And thanks for the cat food tip! My kitty is a very reluctant model most of the time.
@Lavina: I have tried that - have even put down a plate of catnip as well (figuring it might get them to chill out) - but, alas, nothing has worked. They were jumpy cats when we got them 2 yrs ago (at age 2), from a house where little kids terrorized them; and despite having them for almost 2 yrs now they're still jumpy, though they've calmed down an awful lot.
Those are super cute Tiffany, how long did it take to get out of the lights LOL
I really need to teach myself to do bokeh
This is really late, but these were my favorite images from this past Christmas. The dark ones were with a tutorial I found on pinterest. Your settings will have to be to allow the most light in, and you take the picture with all the lights off except the Christmas tree lights.
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These are just beautiful Brittany! What a beautiful little boy you have!
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No choice on metal pit salvaging
Public works directors says recyclers not only problem
Last month, Larry Weaver, public works director for Valdez, said criticism regarding the policy that requires a city employee be present when members of the public salvage recyclables from the metal pit at the landfill is unfortunate - and misunderstood.
"We're trying to make this as painless on people as we can," Weaver said. "Personally, I'd like to see things recycled through there. We're trying to work with the folks. "
Weaver has found himself in the middle of a storm, pitting himself between regulations set by the Alaska Dept. of Environmental Conservation (ADEC) and salvagers who used to enjoy almost unimpeded access to valuable recyclables at the city's metal pit.
Weaver says while it is true that ADEC did not specifically order the city to close the metal pit gates to recyclers, it did give the city three choices on how to address deficiencies found at the pit that violated ADEC rules that effectively gave the city no choice but to limit access to the area.
"It was the city's choice of the lesser of evils," Weaver said.
An inspection by ADEC that was conducted for a renewal of the city's three-year permit noted a number of deficiencies which caused the regulatory agency to rate the city in the low 80s, down from its usual high 90s rating. The inspection revealed hazardous materials dumped at the site inappropriately, and consequently the materials are deemed harmful to the public.
The conditions imperiled the city's permitted ability to dispose of asbestos in the least expensive fashion.
Weaver said the solid waste department is reviewing its policies to better accommodate metal recycling by salvagers and will have a part-time employee on had this summer to monitor the metal pit, amongst other duties.
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According to the turbine manufacturer's semi-annual report released yesterday, the decline was mainly attributed to falling sales prices and reduced sales revenues.
China's intensified grid-access management and stricter project approval policy have reduced both the number of wind farms being built and their speed of construction, said the report. This has increased price competition and significantly cut sales revenues for the likes of Sinovel and Goldwind, which posted similarly large profit falls last week.
In the first six months of 2012, Sinovel had 3.086 billion yuan ($485.7 million) operating revenues, down 42.04% on the same period last year.
To cope with the difficult domestic situation, Sinovel says it has adopted measures to consolidate competitiveness in the domestic market and expand overseas sales. This led to 77.5% year-on-year increase in sales costs, to the value of 242 million yuan ($38 million), which significantly impacted the profit margins of the company in the first half of the year.
During the first half year period, Sinovel said it had raised overseas sales to the value of 281 million yuan, occupying 9% of the total sales, compared with less than 1% in the first half of 2011.
Sinovel said that by the end of June it had 14,359MW orders in hand, including those won but not yet signed contracts. The orders in hand amounted to 4,893.5MW, including 3,622.5MW for 1.5MW turbines, 1,266MW for 3MW turbines, 5MW for 5MW turbines. The orders won but not signed yet stood at 9,465.5MW, comprising 4,255.5MW for 1.5MW turbines, 4,155MW for 3MW turbines, 905MW for 5MW turbines, and 150MW for 6MW turbines.
Among all the orders, 631.5MW came from overseas projects.
Sinovel estimated that Chinese wind power industry would continue to suffer from the current problems for a considerable period, and this would hamper profit margins of the company. It expects to have net profits down over 50% in the first nine months of the year.


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Well I finally went and picked her up with a dolly right before Hurricane Matthew came through. Lots of trees to fall on the property it was on, and I didn't want to find out a tree had fallen on it before it ever left the property.
I paid $300. F22b with a 5 spd. Trans is good, body is good, interior is decent. All in all for a $300 car I'd say it's a 7 of 10. A steal.
It supposedly has a blown head gasket. Haven't had a chance to really do anything with it because of the storm. But when I got home from work last night, I put the jump box on it for shits and giggles. It started and I drove it. Albeit misfiring from the 2 inches of oil in the spark plug tubes. No coolant in oil, possible oil in coolant, but could be the head gasket sealer.
Exhaust is steamy, but doesn't smell of antifreeze, just smells rich like a normal startup.
I let it idle for 5 minutes before it finally stalled lol.
Obviously as any used $300 car, it needs some work. But still, only $300. If the block and head are warped, complete engine with 55k for only $300.
It's got 223xxx on the clock.
Can't wait to get started. This will be the daily so I can get some real work done to the Camaro.
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After a wash here is what she looks like. Needs a little TLC, but not bad.
One of the first things I did was put a new battery in it. With a blown head gasket and spark plug tubes with 2 inches of oil in them, it runs!
Found that the exhaust manifold was leaking and found this upon further investigation under the shield.
5 snapped studs. Luckily 4 were protruding from the block so some PB blaster and vise grips did the trick on them. ANTI SIEZE!
4 new studs and an exhaust gasket later, the last stud is snapped off in the head. It's getting an engine so I'm only really doing little stuff.
I also cleaned the oil out of the spark plug tubes and found that one plug won't come out. Rtv'd the seals.
Still doesn't misfire, only throws an O2 code, and still chirps 2nd and 3rd.
Not bad for $300
Much more to come.
The two together
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Sweet. its very nice to have a beater in while working on project cars. Especially if they are DD. i've always found it hard to do weekend mods and end up taking short cuts in order to get it back together before mondays. good luck. and it sounds like 300 well spent lol
Well here is the next piece.
The one spark plug in cylinder 4 stops coming out after about 6 or so turns. This with the single new plug in the glovebox means once that was discovered; they tightened it back down and left that plug alone.
I'm getting another engine so I thought, what the hell let's get that plug out.
4 ft pipe ftw. You can see this plug has been in there for at least 2 plug changes.
It only pulled the top half of the threads out.
So what now? I had a set of new plugs, and found a use for that extra.
So I used the extra to make a thread cutting/cleaning plug. Put some anti seize on it to grab any shavings, ran it in, pulled it out, and a new plug went in and sealed without a problem.
PB Blaster, Freeze Off, and a few warming and cooling cycles helped.
You can see plug 3 looks a bit melted on the threads, so I can only imagine what I'll find when I get deep into this engine. I'm sacrificing it for the learning experience on the F22b engine. I've worked on one before, but now I can get as intimately familiar with it as I am my 660.
Stay tuned!
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haha i'll have to remember that trick for sure. that is a sweet trick lol
Got this in the mail today. Been hiding this side from pics cause of the massive hole in the tail light lol.
Working on some front end stuff now, like aligning the headlights and bumper properly.
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well i can see from here that those headlights are a little out of alignment.
If you look at the pic of the front a couple posts up, you can see the insides of the headlights are in further than the outsides.
Once I started pulling them out I saw why. The outsides of both headlight brackets are broken off. Along with both lower mount bolts gone. Corners are also pretty smashed up.
So I'm going with Smoked headlights, corners, and markers. All 3 DOT approved and only $130. New brackets attached to the headlights and new mounting hardware included.
Need a new front and rear bumper cover and driver front wheel well lining.
That should take care of 99% of the exterior until I get some OEM Honda aluminum wheels on it.
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It just dawned on me. I always hated how the Camaro engine bay looked with all the wires, hoses and etc.......
Until I looked under this hood LOL
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Q: Our two sons are in the fifth and sixth grades at a private school that just held a father-daughter dance. Now the school has announced that it�s putting on a mother-son dance so as not to leave out the boys. I really don�t want to attend this. It�s just not my thing. One of our boys says he doesn�t really want to go. The other one says he�d like to go but doesn�t mind if I don�t want to. What are your thoughts?
A: This sounds like so much politically-correct silliness to me. Boys, generally speaking, don�t want to be �equal� to girls. They�re perfectly content with girls receiving certain privileges they don�t receive and enjoying certain girls-only activities. This continues into adulthood, where one finds that men don�t mind women having social clubs and business organizations that are gender-exclusive.
I think a mother-son dance is benign (albeit the school�s reason for putting it on is), but if you don�t want to participate, then don�t. If your boys had strong feelings about attending, and most of their friends were going to be there, I�d recommend that you grin and bear it. Be prepared, however, for the boys to all want to get together on one side of the room and talk about boy stuff.
As an alternative, consider creating your own mother-son experience. Take your boys out to a nice restaurant and teach them proper etiquette, for example. I�m sure you�ve noticed that the world is sorely lacking in young men who know to pull out chairs and open doors for women.
Q: Our 9-year-old (only child) is home-schooled. He starts out well for about one hour, but then the wheels start falling off. He has to constantly be told what to do, but if you don�t stand over him, it doesn�t get done. My wife is tired of trying to teach a child that seems unwilling to be taught. We can take all of his things away from him and it doesn�t bother him. Suggestions?
A: I am a home-school proponent, but I�m also a realist. Home-schooling is not a one-size-fits-all educational option. Some children accept the responsibility well; others, like your son, do not.
I�ve said many times in this column that parents should not home-school a child with whom they are having significant discipline issues. Needless to say, oppositional behavior in the home-school context is highly counterproductive. Behavior problems need to be resolved before home-schooling is undertaken.
The other problem here may be that your wife is using a curriculum that requires too much involvement on her part. Micro-management works no better in a home-school than in any other situation. That quicksand can be avoided by getting plugged into a home-school cooperative where teaching responsibilities are shared among several moms and the children are taught in a small group.
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U.S. eyeing punishments against Chinese for cyberespionage
As public evidence mounts that the Chinese military is responsible for stealing massive amounts of U.S. government data and corporate trade secrets, the Obama administration is eyeing fines and other trade actions it may take against Beijing or any other country guilty of cyberespionage.
According to officials familiar with the plans, the White House will lay out a new report Wednesday that suggests initial, more-aggressive steps the U.S. would take in response to what top authorities say has been an unrelenting campaign of cyberstealing linked to the Chinese government.
The officials spoke on condition of anonymity because they were not authorized to speak publicly about the threatened action.
The White House plans come after a Virginia-based cybersecurity firm released a torrent of details Monday that tied a secret Chinese military unit in Shanghai to years of cyberattacks against U.S. companies. After analyzing breaches that compromised more than 140 companies, Mandiant has concluded that they can be linked to the People's Liberation Army's Unit 61398.
Military experts believe the unit is part of the People's Liberation Army's cyber-command, which is under the direct authority of the General Staff Department, China's version of the Joint Chiefs of Staff. As such, its activities would be likely to be authorized at the highest levels of China's military.
The release of Mandiant's report, complete with details on three of the alleged hackers and photographs of one of the military unit's buildings in Shanghai, makes public what U.S. authorities have said less publicly for years. But it also increases the pressure on the U.S. to take more forceful action against the Chinese for what experts say has been years of systematic espionage.
"If the Chinese government flew planes into our airspace, our planes would escort them away. If it happened two, three or four times, the president would be on the phone and there would be threats of retaliation," said former FBI executive assistant director Shawn Henry. "This is happening thousands of times a day. There needs to be some definition of where the red line is and what the repercussions would be."
Henry, now president of the security firm CrowdStrike, said that rather than tell companies to increase their cybersecurity the government needs to focus more on how to deter the hackers and the nations that are backing them.
James Lewis, a cybersecurity expert at the Center for Strategic and International Studies, said that in the past year the White House has been taking a serious look at responding to China, adding that "this will be the year they will put more pressure on, even while realizing it will be hard for the Chinese to change. There's not an on-off switch."
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Wah picked to be president-elect of American Medical Association
Whether it is working as a chief medical officer for a large government contractor or seeing patients in private practice, Robert Wah has been guided by a single principle: How to provide the best care for his patients.
And that's the same principle he'll keep in mind as he begins his stint as president-elect of the American Medical Association.
Founded nearly two centuries ago, the AMA is the largest U.S. association of physicians and medical students.
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"The American Medical Association is an umbrella organization that represents all physicians, really regardless of specialty, geography, mode of practice or career stage," said Wah, chief medical officer at Computer Sciences Corp. "It really serves as a great source of information, perspective and experience about how health care is delivered across the Unites States for our patients."
For Wah, the answer to that question of how to provide the best care to patients has had a number of answers.
Since 2007, he's been CSC's chief medical officer working with the company's capabilities in health informatics and IT, public health and life sciences to help government agencies using technology to improve health care.
But government contracting is far from where Wah began his career. He started as a captain in the U.S. Navy Medical Corps, where he spent 23 years learning about military health, and what it has to offer.
"I believe that military medicine is some of the best medicine provided in this country, but I also recognize that there are other health care systems out there besides the military health system," Wah said.
Wah's desire to get involved in the American Medical Association came from that recognition; he wanted a more robust perspective on U.S. health care, he said.
Now, having spent more than 20 years with the association, it's been a successful venture; "It's been very satisfying for me to be able to see other parts of health care across the country," Wah said.
Wah's history with the association is extensive; he's been a member of its House of Delegates for 17 years, and has served as chair of the Council on Long Range Planning and Development, which is one of the association's seven major councils. He has also been a member of the AMA's board since 2005, even serving as its chairman from June 2011 to June 2012.
A reproductive endocrinologist and ob-gyn by profession, Wah has always been attracted to projects that have a large scope and scale, projects that have complexity, he said.
"I've done a great deal of work one-on-one with my patients, but I've been in positions where I've had great influence in scope and scale to have an impact on many, many more patients than I could just one on one with my clinical practice," Wah said.
One of these bigger positions, for example, began when President George W. Bush appointed David Brailer to be the first national coordinator for health IT and Bailer tapped Wah to be the nation's first deputy national coordinator.
However, it's not only broad-based work that Wah keeps busy with; "I still see patents and do surgery at NIH, and at the Walter Reed National Medical Center in Bethesda, but that's a smaller part of my time now compared to when I was full-time as a clinician," he said.
Being president of the American Medical Association won't be an easy undertaking, but Wah is up for it; "It's a huge honor, but also a great opportunity to lead the largest physician organization in the country in what I think are very challenging and exciting times in health care," Wah said.
2014 is slotted to be a big year for health care reform, and Wah begins his tenure right in the middle of it, in June.
"It's sort of a three-year package," he said; Wah will spend this year as president elect; then, beginning June 2014, he will serve his year as president. One year later, in 2015, he will continue to be acting president as a new president elect is found and prepped for the following year, 2016.
Wah is ready for the challenge, and feels that, like all of the other positions he has held over the years, he will continue to operate according to his founding principle.
"Whether it be through the use of technology, through education or through influence in policy, all of my work has been driven to find better ways to help my fellow physicians and myself take better care of our patents," he said.
Whether it's in the Navy, at CSC, or with the American Medical Association, "that's the common theme I see across all of my work," he added.
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In his career that stretched across four different decades, Wayne Floyd made quite a mark on North Lenoir High School athletics, leading Hawks squads in four different sports to more than 800 victories.
In his career that stretched across four different decades, Wayne Floyd made quite a mark on North Lenoir High School athletics, leading Hawks squads in four different sports to more than 800 victories.
For his team�s accomplishments on the football field, the basketball court and in track and field, Floyd will be inducted into the Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Hall�s new permanent home at the Woodmen Community Center. Tickets for the ceremony are now available at The Free Press and at the Woodmen Center.
The Guilford County native and graduate of Atlantic Christian College (now Barton College) worked in Goldsboro for a couple of years before coming to North Lenoir to become the girls� basketball coach. The principal at the time, Cleve Creech, surprised Floyd, though and hired him to help in all three sports.
�I told him I�d do whatever he asked,� Floyd said. �I did that for 17 or 18 years before I had a season off.�
As the Hawks� head football coach, Floyd�s teams won 32 games. He�s the all-time North Lenoir leader in girls� basketball victories (414) and boys� track wins (400).
Floyd said he appreciated his relationships with other coaches at North Lenoir, especially the early years with Quill Albritton, Doug Hill, Jerry Walton and Wayne Barwick.
�We had a real close-knit group and I enjoyed that a lot,� Floyd said. �But the kids always stand out and we had a bunch of real good kids who came along. Our kids always worked hard and I�m real proud of them.�
Floyd�s final game as head coach of the football team turned out to be one of the best games of his career on the gridiron � a 44-43 victory against Kinston on Nov. 6, 1998, the first football victory against the Vikings in school history.
�The fellas that ran the chain gang that night told me, �You wore us out!� Floyd said. �I told them it wore me out, too. � We onside-kicked five or six times and we recovered all of them. It was a gamble, but it paid off. Nobody could play any defense that night, but it was a good night.�
Floyd�s football teams also dominated their archrivals at South Lenoir as the Hawks won seven of 11 games against the Blue Devils.
He put so much emphasis on the rivalry that when North Lenoir defeated South Lenoir for the sixth straight time in 1989, T-shirts were made with �Six-Shooter� on them.
�We didn�t like that T-shirt at all,� South Lenoir coach Jimmy Smith said with a hearty laugh. �He did a great job getting his team motivated and that streak was one of the reasons I came back to coach football. � I wanted to stop that streak before I got out.�
Smith, a 2010 inductee in the KLCSHOF, said he had great respect for Floyd.
�Wayne was special at North Lenoir � you just don�t find people who stay at schools for any length of time anymore,� Smith said. �Wayne was dedicated to it and coached wherever they needed him.�
Jerry Walton coached several sports at North Lenoir, too, and remains a good friend of Floyd�s. One of Walton�s favorite memories about Floyd was a girls� basketball game in the late 1980s at C.B. Aycock when Floyd did something Walton had never seen before.
�He got a technical foul � but he had laryngitis,� said Walton, now the principal at Southwood Elementary School. �Years ago at Charles B. Aycock, you sat right on the court. He had laryngitis so bad, he had me sit beside me so he could whisper to me and I could yell instructions out to the girls.
�During the game, an official called something he didn�t like and he jumped up high and landed about 3 feet on the court. The official turned around and popped him with a technical and I teased him for a long time about that; how do you get a technical with laryngitis?�
Coaching in all three seasons was tough enough for anyone, but to go from testosterone-charged boys on the gridiron to girls on the basketball court back to boys in track helped Floyd develop some particular skills.
�You�ve got to change your attitude, especially when the seasons overlapped,� Floyd said. �We�d still be in football but basketball practice would start on Oct. 15; I�d coach football in the afternoon and then having basketball practice with the girls. I�d go from them roughhousing on the football field to the girls.
�I had to be diligent with all of them about what I was talking about.�
Although he�s not originally from Lenoir County, the veteran coach said he loves his adopted home.
�North Lenoir became home to me,� Floyd said. �I have a lot of good memories about the coaches I coached with and the good kids. We had a lot of good folks and good parents that gave us support. I had good administration that helped me out.�
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Wayne Floyd career highlights
n As girls� basketball coach, led North Lenoir High School to 414-182 record in 23 seasons, which included eight conference championships
n As boys� track coach, North Lenoir was 400-94 from 1978-2005, finished in top three in North Carolina three times and produced three individual state champions
n As football coach, Hawks won 32 games in eight seasons; 10 players went on to earn football scholarships
n Named conference coach of the year 12 times in career in four separate decades
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct its fourth class on Saturday, Oct. 20 at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home of the KLCSHOF. The Free Press is running a series of articles by Ryan Herman and Bryan C. Hanks on all 10 new inductees and the teams that will be honored at the ceremony. Here is the schedule for the stories:
Monday: Doug Bruton
Tuesday: Otis Clark
Wednesday: Thomas Cole
Thursday: Pat Crawford
Today: Wayne Floyd
Saturday: Vincent Jones
Sunday: North Lenoir High School girls� basketball � 1964-67
Monday: Coley Little
Tuesday: Hugh Pollock
Wednesday: South Lenoir High School boys� basketball � 1968-69
Thursday, Oct. 18: Carolyn Goodley Souther
Friday, Oct. 19: Fred Williams
Saturday, Oct. 20: Grainger High School boys� basketball � 1963-65
Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame
The Kinston/Lenoir County Sports Hall of Fame will induct 10 new members at 5:30 p.m. on Oct. 20 at the Woodmen Community Center, the new permanent home for the KLCSHOF. Tickets cost $30. This year�s class includes: Douglas �Doug� Bruton, Otis Clark, Thomas George Cole, Pat Crawford, Wayne Floyd, Vincent Jones, Coley Little, Linwood Hugh Pollock, Carolyn Goodley Souther and Fred Williams. Boys basketball teams from Grainger (1963-64, 1964-65) and South Lenoir (1968-69) and girls teams from North Lenoir (1964-65, 1965-66, 1966-67) will also be recognized for their past achievements.
Tickets can be purchased at the Kinston/Lenoir County Parks and Recreation offices located upstairs at the Woodmen Community Center or at The Free Press.


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High school football continues with one last game for one Gaston County senior Saturday.
High school football continues with one last game for one Gaston County senior Saturday.
Ashbrook wide receiver Demetrius Oliver will suit up for the North Carolina team in the Shrine Bowl of the Carolinas in Spartanburg, S.C.
The 76th annual event kicks off at 1 p.m. at Gibbs Stadium on the campus of Wofford College.
The two-county area will have another participant in East Lincoln head coach Mike Byus, who is coaching North Carolina�s quarterbacks and receivers. Garner�s Nelson Smith is head coach of the North Carolina team.
The 6-foot-2, 200-pound Oliver was an integral part of Ashbrook�s spread offense this season, catching 39 passes for 645 yards and five touchdowns. Oliver turned in three 100-yard games as Ashbrook went 6-5 overall and 4-2 in the Big South 3A Conference.
Oliver has received an offer from North Carolina A&T and is also drawing interest from Limestone, the University of Charleston in West Virginia and Gardner-Webb.
Oliver becomes the second Ashbrook player to participate in the Shrine Bowl in as many years. Nortavius Otis, now at Wingate, played nearly every snap at safety last year and made the game�s only interception while recording a team-high seven tackles (one for loss) and forcing a fumble to help North Carolina win 26-19.
Byus jumped to Shrine Bowl week soon after coaching East Lincoln to its first state championship. The Mustangs beat Tarboro for the 2A state title on Dec. 1 to polish off a 16-0 season.
Byus, the teacher of the Mustangs� high-octane spread offense, has coached at East Lincoln eight seasons, compiling an 84-28 record while winning four conference championships and reaching the state final twice. The West Virginia native previously coached five seasons at Robbinsville and nine at Raleigh Athens Drive.
Cleveland County has three player participants Saturday: Crest defensive lineman Dane Rogers, Crest linebacker Quinton Patterson and Shelby offensive lineman Eric McCauley.
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