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TUSCALOOSA | From performing gymnastics as a youngster to playing varsity basketball as a senior in high school, Allison Gabriel has lived a life of involvement rather than exclusion.
Gabriel was born with Down syndrome, a genetic disorder that inhibits physical and mental development. Her condition might be considered a disability, but it didn't stop her from displaying her ability.
TUSCALOOSA | From performing gymnastics as a youngster to playing varsity basketball as a senior in high school, Allison Gabriel has lived a life of involvement rather than exclusion.
Gabriel was born with Down syndrome, a genetic disorder that inhibits physical and mental development. Her condition might be considered a disability, but it didn't stop her from displaying her ability. A new directive issued by the U.S. Education Department states that schools must include students with disabilities in sports programs or provide equal alternative options.
Gabriel was active during her senior season as a guard on the Northridge High School varsity basketball team. When basketball season ended, she served as a manager for the girls tennis team.
Gabriel didn't play in every basketball game, but when she went in, her teammates did their best to set screens and give her an open shot. When she made a basket against Hillcrest, players from both teams celebrated her accomplishment.
"It made me feel like I was part of the family," Gabriel said of basketball experience. "It was great to do everything. It really helped me a lot. My best experience was when we played against Hillcrest and I scored. I was happy. All our fans came over and made a circle around me and picked me up. That just made my day."
Having graduated from Northridge, Gabriel is a freshman at Shelton State Community College. She's still involved in athletics as a manager for the women's basketball team.
"I like it here," Gabriel said. "That's the thing I want to do. I want to help make them a better team. All my friends I met this year have had a huge impact on my life. They're important to me. I feel really great about it."
Madonna Thompson, head coach of the Lady Bucs, likes having Gabriel around.
"Obviously, Allison must be a lucky charm because we've never been 22-0 before," Thompson said. "Something's going right. Allison's been great to keep around. We get her involved as much as we can."
Thompson said she's involved Gabriel as an on-the-court defender during practice sessions.
"We have a lot of fun with it," Thompson said. "I guess having her on the team has let some of the kids realize that there are more people out there than just us. There's all types of people. I think just exposing them to that has been definitely positive for the whole team."
When the Northridge Lady Jaguars started preparing for the 2011-12 season, Gabriel received the first jersey handed out by coach John Cain.
"It was important to me to communicate that Allison is a valuable member of the team and that she definitely added to the team," Cain said. "For her sake, it was just another part of living. It was nothing to her. She's not been one to use excuses and say that I can't do something. She's always been an over-comer, and for her that was just the way that she lives. For the younger kids, to be able to see that she wasn't going to back down from an obstacle, that taught them a lot.
"She was very much a part of everything we did. That obviously has to help one's self-image, regardless of disabilities. Everyone wants to feel a part of something."
Susan Gabriel, Allison's mother, said her daughter gained a sense of confidence from participating in a varsity sport.
"She knew she could get out there and do what everybody else could do, or she thinks she can," Susan Gabriel said. "Confidence is a big thing. You really just can't shake Allison. She thinks she can do everything.
"She's always been involved in some sort of sports. In the very beginning, I had her in gymnastics because I thought that was good physical therapy. I was thinking if she did gymnastics and jumped on a trampoline, that would be good for building up her legs and stuff. She's always played church softball (at Saint Mark United Methodist in Northport). She has always loved basketball, so we kept her in those sports. Maybe I never really thought she couldn't do something. She could try it, especially in high school."
Allison was also a competitive swimmer with the Northwood Lake program.
Susan Gabriel said she was overcome with emotion when she saw her daughter score in a varsity basketball game.
"No. 1, I'm a crier," Susan Gabriel said. "I was crying. It was just really exciting. It was one of the highlights. It was like, 'Look what she can do.'
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - The Mexican navy has arrested 35 members of the federal police force on suspicion of working for one of the country's most notorious drug gangs, the Zetas.
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UNH Wildcats routed by North Dakota State in semisBy ALLEN LESSELS
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December 20. 2013 11:30PM
FARGO, N.D. – North Dakota State quarterback Brock Jensen made a mistake on the third play of the game.
It may have been his only miscue.
The senior signal caller and the Bison defense, as well as the team's yellow and green clad followers, proved to be all they were cracked up to be and crushed New Hampshire, 52-14 , in an FCS tournament semifinal game on Friday night in front of 18,694 in the Fargodome.
UNH closed out the finest season in its decade-long run in the national tournament with a 10-5 record.
The Wildcats win streak of six straight games overall and three in the playoffs came to a screeching halt.
North Dakota State won its 23rd straight game overall and improved to 14-0 for the season and now advances to the FCS national championship game for the third straight year. The Bison have won the title each of the last two seasons.
"That was heckuva team, a heckuva team we just got beat by," said UNH coach Sean McDonnell. "As the game developed and went on, you saw why North Dakota State has been where it's been and why it's going where it's going."
The Bison struck quickly to break the game open late in the second period and had a 31-7 lead at the half.
The rare Wildcat highlights came very early.
They scored first when junior defensive back Steven Thames picked off a Jensen pass and went 38 yards untouched for a score on the third play of the game.
Redshirt freshman defensive back Casey DeAndrade recovered a Sam Ojuri fumble on the second play of the next Bison possession.
That was about it for good news for UNH.
The Wildcat defense went interception, fumble recovery and forced punt on North Dakota's first three offensive turns.
Then Jensen and Co. got rolling. Big-time.
He completed only nine of his 18 first half passes for 132 yards, but had three TD passes, including a 50-yarder to Zach Vraa that tied the game at 7-7 with 5:21 left in the first period.
The Bison also started to rip off large gains on the ground. By the half, John Crockett had 96 yards rushing, Sam Ojuri had 60.
North Dakota State rolled up 319 yards, 187 of them on the ground.
The Bison were at least as dominant on the defensive side, stuffing sophomore quarterback Sean Goldrich and his crew all night.
New Hampshire managed just 61 yards of offense in the opening half, 29 on the ground. The Wildcats were 0-for-7 on third down conversions in the first half and 2 for 14 in the game.
"As the game progressed, they bottled us up on the inside," said senior running back and captain Chris Setian. "They had a great scheme against us. What can you say? They were a more physical team than us today. Running room was hard to find."
Jensen connected with Derrick Lang for a 7-yard TD pass to make it 17-7 with 7:40 left in the half.
The defense came up with a score – the crowd helped the home team – and the Bison were pulling away.
The crowd was roaring again on a 3rd and 5 and Goldrich hurried to get a play in and was unable to handle the snap from center. Defensive tackle Levon Perry tracked the ball down and scored on a 6-yard fumble return.
The Bison ended UNH's first two possessions of the second half with interceptions and turned both into TDs and led 45-7 lead.
North Dakota State finished with 350 rushing yards and 509 yards total.
UNH was held to 67 yards rushing and had only 184 total yards.
"My hat's off to them," McDonnell said. "They're a really, really tough team. But I'm also very proud of my team. We took a step forward this year."
The Wildcats had not advanced past the quarterfinals in any of their previous nine trips to the tournament.


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The Maryland Adolescent Survey (MAS) has been conducted since 1992. The survey is conducted every other year. It collects data to determine the nature, extent, and trend of alcohol, tobacco, and other drug (ATOD) use among adolescents and provides findings on: protective factors; knowledge about the consequences of ATOD use; parenting and peer influences; information about impaired driving among twelfth graders; and reveals how safe our students feel at school, going to or from school, and in their neighborhoods. Contact Peter Singleton, Specialist, Safe and Drug Free Schools at 410-767-0302 or at firstname.lastname@example.com
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RED BLUFF, Calif. — Farmers here and in other selected areas of California are being offered about $18 million for projects that conserve water and preserve habitat for wildlife.
The federal Bay Delta Conservation Initiative is offering money through 15 water districts throughout the Central Valley, including newly added districts in Tehama, Kern and Stanislaus counties and in the Lower Colusa Drain, according to a news release.
The program picks up a share of the cost to improve irrigation systems and deal with water quality issues associated with cropland, said Larry Branham, a district conservationist for the USDA's Natural Resources Conservation Service office here.
"I would think it would be a good opportunity where a farmer has the wherewithal to improve his system and make it more efficient," Branham said, noting that conservation is all the more important as the drought is causing limits to be placed on surface water and aquifers are under pressure.
Farmers have until Feb. 21 to apply for the latest round of assistance, which includes help with structural systems as well as water management techniques and monitoring of soil moisture, according to Branham.
Since 2012, the initiative has provided $48 million in farmland conservation infrastructure and management improvements and another $32.5 million for easements to protect historic wetlands, according to the release. Funding is through the NRCS' Environmental Quality Incentives Program as well as the Bureau of Reclamation.
The programs aim to protect the Bay-Delta watershed, which encompasses more than 38 million acres and provides water for an estimated $400 billion in annual economic activity, including $28 billion in agriculture, the release explains.
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A casino ghetto: What NH could become
April 22. 2013 7:05PM
The state's top advocates of legalizing casino gambling in New Hampshire are building a rickety case and shaking its joints and hinges even looser the longer they have to talk about it.
Senate Bill 152, the expanded gambling bill that has passed the Senate, requires the winner of a state casino license to invest at least $425 million in the casino, but that sum includes the $80 million cost of the license and whatever it costs to buy the land. That could drop the value of the casino itself by about $100 million. As our State House reporter Garry Rayno pointed out last week, that would make for a much smaller casino than the ones that will be built in Massachusetts, where the law's financial and physical requirements are larger and more elaborate.
We have criticized before the argument that people will flock from Massachusetts to New Hampshire to gamble when Massachusetts is going to have three casinos of its own plus a slot-machine parlor. If New Hampshire's casinos are significantly smaller and offer fewer amenities than their Massachusetts counterparts, as the differing investment requirements all but guarantee, New Hampshire casinos will draw few people from south of the border.
Clyde Barrow, director of the Center for Policy Analysis at the University of Massachusetts-Dartmouth, told lawmakers last week that about 20 percent of casino patrons don't gamble, but go for the entertainment. That figure has tripled in the past decade, he said. Small New Hampshire casinos therefore will start with a competitive disadvantage, which will get worse over time.
New Hampshire is offered these casino choices: build small casinos and draw money almost entirely from within New Hampshire, cannibalizing our own economy, or build huge casinos and wipe out many existing entertainment venues, making the casinos the single focal point for large-scale entertainment in the state.
That is if any investor will risk a dime on a casino after Gov. Maggie Hassan's legal counsel, Lucy Hodder, said last week that no casino license is guaranteed for life and any one granted by the law would be subject to later adjustment (higher taxes, a change in operators, etc.) by politicians. How comforting to someone who might want to invest several hundred million dollars.
New Hampshire is preparing to become a low-end casino ghetto. Just the image this tourism-dependent state needs to project to the rest of the nation.


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Criminal charges of aggravated animal abuse will proceed against an eastern Oregon psychiatrist who killed several cattle last year.
Joel Rice, 56, must face prosecution for shooting the cows even though he paid the owners $47,500 in compensation, according to a state judge.
Circuit Court Judge Lung S. Hung found the aggravated animal abuse charges against Rice can't be dropped as part of a "civil compromise."
The alleged offense was committed against the public, not just the cattle owners, the judge said.
The goal of criminalizing animal abuse "isn't just to punish property damage," said Hung.
The law recognizes a social benefit in protecting animals from unnecessary pain, he said.
The judge compared the offense to reckless driving — a defendant driving 100 mph is subject to this charge even if his actions injure nobody.
"You can't buy your way out of cruelly or maliciously killing or torturing your own animals, so it makes no sense to allow others to do it," Hung said.
However, the judge said that he would dismiss multiple criminal mischief charges against Rice due to the financial settlement with cattle owners.
In August 2013, Rice shot seven cows that had wandered onto his property near La Grande, Ore., and all but one animal died of the injuries.
Wes Williams, attorney for the defendant, said the cattle owners have signed an agreement not to seek prosecution against Rice.
If they are forced to testify during the criminal trial, the cattle owners may be in violation of that deal, he said.
"There is no reason to have a long, expensive, contentious litigation. They have resolved it," the defense attorney said.
A felony conviction may have broader negative consequences, as Rice operates several homes for recovering addicts and is the only area physician certified to prescribe suboxone, a heroin treatment drug, he said.
"If he loses his license to practice medicine, there's going to be a fallback and a harm to our community at large," the attorney said.
Mona Williams, the prosecutor in the case, challenged the argument that the financial settlement should have any influence on the criminal charges.
"I made the decision to prosecute this case, not these cattle owners," she said.
Rice must be held accountable for the animals' pain and suffering, particularly since they didn't die immediately, the prosecutor said.
"He made no effort to minimize that or make their suffering any less," she said.
The defendant shot the cows in the torso, not the head, and an injured calf was allowed to suffer for days before it was euthanized, she said.
"They were not just dispatched," the prosecutor said.
The prosecutor said that if Rice had shot the cattle in the head and immediately notified the owners, "we probably wouldn't even be here."
However, Rice didn't admit to the shooting or apologize until the "jig is up," she said.
Ammunition casings also were not found at the scene, she said. If the cattle owners had not found a bullet in the injured calf, the shooting may have gone unreported.
"He basically covered up what he had done," the prosecutor said.


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There is, I am told, a nesting instinct that kicks in for many mothers when babies are due. Decorating the new child's nursery is high on the list of must-do tasks before the bundle of noise, sleeplessness and diapers arrive.
I must admit the nesting instinct has never possessed me and I've just given birth to my third child. This baby will be lucky not to spend the first few nights in the bathroom sink while I scramble to dig the bassinet out of the basement and assemble a couple of onesies. However, I have admired the work of several artists who have helped in making pretty bedrooms for friends.
When Elsie Campbell was in her mid-40s and working at Nortel, she took a look at herself and wondered if she wanted to work at a computer for the rest of her life. Realizing she didn't, she took a couple of painting courses - one at The Painted Pony in Stittsville and another down in Massachusetts - and launched herself into the business of painting murals and offering faux finishing such as Venetian plaster. Soon enough, this morphed into painting murals for children, with her first commission at the Gloucester Resource Centre where she painted three children sitting on a wall and then left some of the wall available as a chalkboard with a silhouette of a cityscape for the centre's children to use on their own.
Interactivity is a big theme in her work. "I often paint trees with no leaves," she explains, "as then you can hang whatever you like on the tree according to the time of year. And I always suggest including the child's name somewhere that they can see it."
Campbell also tries to incorporate building flaws into her schemes, turning an exposed pipe into a Jack in the Beanstalk or a fire pole, or painting a racetrack over a hardwood floor that's in poor condition. "It's important to work with what you've got," she says. "Decorating a bedroom need not cost a fortune. It can be simple, but the more you stimulate a child's imagination, the better it is for their intellect, so you can repurpose old furniture to keep costs down. It's still new for a child."
She adds that it's important to get to know a child to see their likes and dislikes "because it shouldn't really be Mommy's taste, but personalized and about the child."
That's exactly what she did for Blair Dickerson and Shawn Dolan's children, six-year-old Axelle and Gabriel, one. "She painted butterflies on the lamps in the new pink-and-white colour scheme after Axelle told her she really liked butterflies. She incorporated butterflies into the wall letters for Axelle's name and did a huge butterfly for the door of her room. She suggested I buy simple white headboards and then she painted them in the new colour scheme. She told me to buy three smaller carpets and sew them together because it's easy to get small kids' rugs but very difficult and expensive to find nice large ones," explains Dickerson. "For Gabriel's room, which is a difficult space, she suggested that when he is out of his crib, she could paint a car on the wall using the odd shape so that it will seem that he is sleeping in a car."
Sally Douglas, a New Edinburgh-based artist who is also vicepresident of sales at Jobserve.ca, can copy anything imaginable for a child's bedroom. As a former army wife, she's had plenty of experience in arriving in new, soulless digs and transforming them into something cheerful and livable. She worked in construction as an interior design project manager for nearly 10 years, specializing in the commercial sector, "but my favourite part of decorating is realizing a kid's vision," she says. "Most kids can tell you exactly what they see in the space. Often their imagination is better than ours if you just let them tell you. If they have a love for a cartoon character, my job is to replicate it. You can give me any image from tiny to large and I can make it fit the space."
Douglas created a series of paintings for Chloe Girvan's children, including interpretations of favourite children's book characters. She also painted a stork picture just before the birth of Girvan's son, Finn. "Sally did a great job at getting to know me," says Girvan. "She had an innate sense of knowing what colours I would like to see most and created pictures that I shall keep forever. They are my favourites and they'll be passed down through generations."
Tish Smith has worked on the CHEO dream homes since 1999, originally with designer Donna Correy and now with her partner Terry Stevens, who is also an artist. After studying graphic design at Algonquin College, Smith offered faux finishes and Venetian plasterwork. When she met Stevens, who recruited her to work alongside him at the Saudi Arabian Embassy in Ottawa, the pair completed several large jobs for homes in Toronto and a domed ceiling in a golf club with eight giant panels depicting images of the Tuscan countryside and wine bottle labels.
Now based in Ottawa, the pair is the creative brilliance behind the murals in the current CHEO home, including a magical Harry Potter bedroom.
"Ottawa is a smaller, but less competitive, market," says Smith. "We've done underwater murals for twin boys, a jungle theme with a built-in cave scene in a basement for some grandparents and plenty of storybook characters. The most important thing is to find a theme that's relevant to the child," she says. "That could be a storybook or an activity that resonates."
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- Try to make the decoration interactive using chalkboard or magnetic paint or incorporate a special photograph.
- Re-purpose and re-paint furniture to keep costs down.
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Corn: The bean market is running the show for grains as a whole, but if soybeans don't have new and exciting dryness talk, then corn will drift lower. Looking forward from here, we expect continued bean support to this corn market, but if beans should be sideways to lower, look for corn to start setting back once again. While Argentina weather controls most of the talk, it might suit us better to watch how March beans trade for how to approach this corn rather than watching March corn itself.
Friday is the next supply/demand report, which while generally more calm can provide some surprises. Trade should release the analysts' average estimates for Friday's carryout number sometime Tuesday…Ryan Ettner
Soybeans: Next week, the USDA will release its 10-year baseline projections. According to Rich Feltes of RJO, "Baseline new-crop U.S. soybean carryover forecasts have exceeded finals in each of last six years by an average of 96 million bushels."
Soybean inspections came in at a friendly 53.892 million bushels. This was above the trade-expected range of 36 to 42 million bushels. The USDA also reported on Monday that we sold 116,000 tonnes of beans to China. Half were for old crop and half for new crop.
We are still recommending producers to be out of old-crop inventory (excluding gambling bushels) by the time South America's harvest is in full swing. Major resistance on the March soybean chart is at the $15 psychological level. If the market tests this level, we would recommended producers sell move inventory that they don't want to risk into the summer. We would recommend producers who want to maintain ownership of beans into the summer use options to mitigate risk…Jim McCormick
Wheat: Wheat prices are still at historically elevated levels due to how poor the crop looked heading into dormancy. The prospect for better wheat exports has so far been disappointing. U.S. weather prospects for the coming weeks are bearish as the chances for above-normal precipitation on NOAA's two-week forecast seem likely.
One thing we need to keep in mind is looking at the Palmer drought index does not look promising based on where the current drought levels are; however, looking at the NOAA shallow-soil profile, we can see that most of the country falls within the slightly dry/favorable moist category. If we continue to move into spring and do receive some timely rains, things may not be as friendly as the trade has made them out to be…Cordon Sroka


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Five-alarm fire rips through Portsmouth waterfront condoBy GRETYL MACALASTER
Union Leader Correspondent
February 02. 2013 12:56AM
PORTSMOUTH - It was 10:30 p.m. before crews had a waterfront blaze on Bow Street under control on Friday night.
Crews were called to Harbour Place Condominiums at 6:30 p.m. for a report of a chimney fire that spread to the ceiling.
Fire ripped through the roof of the building and smoke billowed out for hours drawing crews from over a dozen Seacoast communities to battle the labor-intensive blaze.
No injuries of residents or fire personnel were reported and everyone in the building at the time the fire broke out was able to evacuate safely.
Portsmouth Fire Chief Chris LeClaire said most of the damage was contained to Unit 13 in the 18-unit building, with heat, smoke and water damage throughout the other three units on the third floor. The floors underneath sustained water damage.
Part of the roof over the middle unit also collapsed, LeClaire said.
None of the units were habitable on Friday night.
Fire crews were cleaning out by 11 p.m., but LeClaire said at least one crew would be on scene all night to check for hot spots and to make sure the fire stayed out.
The exact location where the fire started and the exact cause is under investigation.
The location of the building made access difficult and fighting the fire labor intensive, LeClaire said with the Piscataqua River on one side and a section of the building blocking direct access from Bow Street.
Five alarms were called, bringing in enough mutual aid to keep crews rotating in and out safely, LeClaire said, given the difficulty of fighting the fire and the cold, windy weather.
He said a quick response and aggressive attack kept the fire from spreading any further throughout the building or to the many surrounding buildings and businesses.
"They did tremendous work," LeClaire said.
All of the crews that responded are part of the Seacoast Chiefs Mutual Aid District, which includes 42 towns in three states. Crews from as far as Newburyport, Mass. and York, Maine responded to the scene.
"We all work well together. The mutual aid here is second to none," LeClaire said.
A person familiar with the building said all of the residents had accommodations for the night. LeClaire said the American Red Cross was not called to the scene because there had been no indication of need.


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Back in 2000, I had the misfortune to have to take a prescription that meant I couldn't drive. I sold the daily car I had at that point (one plain-Jane black 5-speed Cavalier coupe - a transportation appliance at best). A couple of years went by, and I changed doctors. The new guy prescribed something different for my condition, so I needed wheels once again. I could: A) spend $4,500 on a cheap used car that would just blend into the woodwork or, B) Find a really decent Corvair set up the way I like it. Now THAT car doesn't blend in. I found this '66 Corvair in Denver, CO, on eBay. The engine had been rebuilt by a nationally-known Corvair specialist shortly before the previous owner put it into storage for about ten years. It came out of the rebuild capable of putting 220 horsepower down to the pavement. Not bad for 164 unblown, carbureted cubic inches! It also had new tires all around. I won the auction, and flew out with my wife to drive it home. A fantastic road trip, and it cost half as much as shipping it would have. It became my daily driver for the next three years, until, in late '05, I had it in for state inspection at a friends Corvair restoration shop. While it was up on the lift, I got to see just how little rust the car had underneath. I decided at that point that it had seen its last winter of Pennsylvania road salt! It is now my nice spring day car, and a pleasure to drive. It still draws attention wherever I go with it.
UPDATE: I had to sell my beloved Ashley in August of 2009 due to the nation's lousy economy. My overtime had gone away and and my wife lost her job due to a work-related disability that they refused to accept responsibility for, so we just couldn't justify the expense of nearly $100/month to insure the third car in a two-driver household. Our mortgage was a couple of months behind, so sadly I took a friend up on his standing offer on her. As promised, he has given her the complete cosmetic restoration she so badly deserved. Of course, she didn't need anything mechanically - I always kept her up 100% mechanically. Furthermore, he gave me right of first refusal, so if he should ever decide to sell her, I get the first opportunity to buy her back.
I bought this car the week after I graduated from high
school. The owner was selling four corvairs, including
two '65 Corsa turbos, a '62 convertible, and, the one I
SHOULD have bought, a '69 140/4 convertible. (Man,
I really wish I knew what happened to the '69.)
When I bought this car, the turbo was seized up. I ended up
driving this car for the first few years I was in college,
and never had the money to get the turbo working.
After driving it for a few years, I bought a Toyota Supra
for my daily driver, and my brother started driving this
Corvair while he was restoring his 1973 Opel GT. At
some point, he and his friend managed to throw a
fanbelt and continued to drive the car, resulting in
a dropped valve seat,. The car was parked for several
years until I finally purchased a used turbo motor in
Texas and put it in the Vair.
Now, it is sitting in my garage, waiting for restoration to begin. I will be returning it to its factory original color of Madeira Maroon, which will look great with the white and black interior, and the white top.
1966 Corvair Monza Sport Coupe
164 C.I.D. Opposed 6-cylinder engine, air cooled.
Lemonwood Yellow paint, Black interior
164 c.i. air-cooled flat 6
Factory turbocharged
180 hp
265 lb-ft torque
4-speed manual transmission
3.55:1 rear end
(All options verified by build sheet)
140 horsepower, 4 carb engine
4-speed transaxle
Posi rear
Sport Suspension
"Mag-Style" full wheel covers
AM pushbutton radio
L87 turbocharged 180 hp engine
4-speed manual transmission
Two-speed wipers with washer
Day/night mirror
Wire wheel covers with three-prong spinners
Engine rebuilt to Yenko Stinger Stage III specs - 220 net horsepower.
Suspension lowered 1 coil.
Gas shocks
Steering Dampener
Low-restriction intake and exhaust.
Full window tint.
Tail panel painted silver (like the factory did with the Corvair Corsa model).
AM/FM/CD/Stereo unit mounted under the dash - NO holes cut or drilled for the installation!
Additional gauges (Tachometer, Voltmeter, Oil Pressure, Oil Temperature)
Pennsylvania Vanity Plate "CORVA1R"
Bored .030 over
Forged competition pistons
Competition flywheel
Oversized oil pump
Electronic ignition
Finned aluminum oil pan
Heavy duty springs, 1 coil cut in front
Adjustable gas shocks
Alpine pull-out stereo
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Wednesday, June 20, 2012
Ray, a drop of golden sun.
My friend Edith took this picture of me at market. Edith is the gorgeous, French mastermind behind Renaissance Ribbons and also behind photos that make me look like a deer. A female deer. No wait female deer don't have antlers. But I do. In the picture. Anyway, she snapped me as I was making notes for our Field Study collection of ribbons which should be ready in time for fall market.
As promised, I am sharing a look at Field Study Fabrics by colorway. I thought the most fun (and already done) way to do that was give you the catalog pages from my Spring brochure. We get very excited about our brochures around here, kinda like the booth only 9"x9" and easier to manage. We also send one out with each shop order while they last (still have a few hundred!) Anyway, the Gypsy colorway is shown above.
And this is the Patina colorway. This collection of quilting cottons has a few punctuations of pale, almost sun-bleached colorations that I don't always include, but they seemed to work this go-round. I know these swatches are still a bit small, but they are showing you the relative scale of all the prints to each other which hopefully is helpful.
And above is the Moonlit colorway. I love this one. Oh, also, all of the swatches that show an * beside them will also be offered as exactly the same color in laminate for a total of 8 laminates. The quilting cottons are set to ship to stores August 7th. Which seems like a million years from now. But it's more like 6 weeks. See- much shorter, really.
If you still wanna see everything just a bit bigger and the rest of the catalogue, click here to download and view the full pdf, which also has my written introduction for Field Study. We've also just created a catalogue page at the website that will let you download and view several past catalogues just for kicks.
Leo, Cash and I would like to say thanks for the warm welcome. If I posted every adorable picture of those two together, the sheer quantity would push cats right off the internet. And we don't push cats.
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I can't decide what palette I love best. But I know me, and since I will have the whole line, I don't have to choose a favorite. I do love those feathers, and am excited for a pattern release on those. I'm also excited to meet you this weekend in Tampa, and I wish you could bring along Cash and Leo too for a little puppy lovin! You are awesome. :DReplyDelete
Field Study is gorgeous! And I love the feathers you made...will there be a pattern for it?ReplyDelete
they are all gorgeous, but i knew they would be. also, there's a lot of green in there! (smile)ReplyDelete
Haha Erin you caught me! :)ReplyDelete
That is a beautiful picture of YOU! Love it.ReplyDelete
I am really excited for your newest collection to come out, although I don't want to wish summer away. I love the stories and inspirations behind this collection. And I love the nature and wild theme. A friend of mine was at Quilt Market and got your autograph on your new Field Guide catalog for me. I know, silly girl, but it was quite fun!
I am working on an Innocent Crush quilt for a niece turning 13 (which is a special birthday) and loving your new collection. But I have to say how much in love with the dogs I am. The photos brought me much comfort as I remember Sam, a beautiful chocolate lab we had for 9 years. Such a good friend he was.ReplyDelete
I can't wait to buy this line!!!ReplyDelete
Any voile?ReplyDelete
Hi Kathi- Voile and Rayon Challis will ship later in the fall! :) AnnaReplyDelete
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Cheer up Spider-Man, Gabe liked your latest movie, even if nobody else did...
Peter Parker (Tobey Maguire) is finally happy living his life as Spider-Man. The city of New York finally loves him, Mary Jane Watson (Kirstin Dunst) is finally by his side, and his former best friend Harry Osborn (James Franco) has lost his memory, forgetting about his anti-Spidey crusade. All this goodness leads to the sin of Hubris, a feeling of invincibility which is magnified when Peter discovers an alien symbiote has grafted itself to his costume and multiplies his powers. The affections of a new girl named Gwen Stacy (Bryce Dallas Howard) don't hurt either.
But blue skies begin to grey when Mary Jane loses her job on Broadway, Harry's memory begins to return, a rival photographer named Eddie Brock shows up at the Daily Bugle, and the cops inform Peter that his Uncle's actual kill, Flint Marko (Thomas Hayden Church), has escaped from prison. Marko becomes the invincible Sandman after an accident during his escape, and to beat him Peter must wear the new black suit, despite its negative effects on his emotions and mind.
Spider-Man 3 is undoubtedly the weakest film in what by all rights should've been the most solid super-hero trilogy of all time, but it is not the unmitigated disaster so many disappointed and hyperbolic fans and critics say it is. The film's problems are rather obvious, and have been since the day three villains were announced as staring—there is simply too much plot for a two hour and twenty minute film. The final product is bloated and unfocused because, apparently, no one had the balls to say 'no' to any of the creative heads.
Director Sam Raimi makes some bad editing choices that often halt the already packed narrative (Mary-Jane and Harry's dancing cook-off, though a cute scene, really does not belong in the film, for example), and his need to stay true to the tone of the Silver Age comic is a major hindrance (too much episodic soap opera for too little run time). Producer Avi Arad, who was apparently the man who forced Raimi, his brother Ivan, and Alvin Sargent to squeeze Venom into the already lumpy narrative, attempts to please modern fans at the risk of logic and organic flow. The moneymen at Sony, meanwhile, continued to throw cash at the project based on the returns of the first two films, and never stopped to notice how awkwardly things were coming together. In the end they spent so much money they're ashamed to admit an actual price tag.
Had someone realized that there was no way to fit all this crap into one standard length feature, we may've found ourselves in the presence of two great Spider-Man sequels, rather than one sparkling disappointment. We all know there's a bunch of deleted footage somewhere out there, we've seen glimpses of it in trailers, why not pull a Kill Bill and squeeze out dual sequels? Had this film been only about Peter's inner battle with the suit, and outer battle with both Flint Marko and Harry Osbourn, we might've had a moving character study, and the last act battle might've featured some genuine emotional payoffs. Eddie Brock and Venom should've been a tease for a fourth feature, fan expectations be damned.
The character of Venom was already controversial in the fan community. Classic fans see the character as everything wrong with 1990s comics (a hulking monster with a weak back story, produced for the simple act of whoopin' Spider-Man's ass), while younger fans have viewed him as the prototypical antihero of the era (a hulking monster with a weak back story, produced for the simple act of whoopin' Spider-Man's ass). The point both camps seem to miss, and a point that the '90s Spider-Man cartoon series handled with surprising dexterity, is that Venom is the Anti-Spider-Man. By changing the character of Eddie Brock from a muscle bound adult to a Peter Parker doppelganger he suddenly becomes an interesting study of everything Spider-Man could've been had he made the wrong choices (in all facets of life, not just super-heroics). Raimi's film only half realizes this fact, teasing its audience with the possibility of a super villain of real depth.
Actors returning from the first two films continue filling out their characters efficiently, even Kirsten Dunst (hated by fanboys the world over), and the new cast is inspiring all around, in both looking and acting the part, but due to the film's bloated nature no one gets a real chance to shine. Thomas Hayden Church is fantastic in all his scenes, even the last act stuff that doesn't make any sense, and is the flabby features greatest fatality. Topher Grace sells a loveable bastard better than most, and even his truncated performance leaves one to wonder if Raimi picked the right guy for the original wall-crawler. Then there's Bryce Dallas Howard, the shining grace of Shyamalan's latest flops The Village and Lady in the Water (I liked them both), a big time up-and-comer who finds herself as little more than a screaming damsel with a pretty face.
However, the problem in saying 'no' to someone like Sam Raimi is that it would've most likely resulted in the deletion of two of the films best and most Raimi-esque sequences—the 'evil-Peter' montage (which really should've been set to the Beegee's Stayin' Alive), and the chaotic and silly barroom dance. Despite the fact that the vast majority of viewers seem to have hated these scenes, they are impeccably Raimi, and Raimi was something missing from the first two films. Apparently most fans would prefer a murderous Dark Peter Parker, but Sam and Ivan's Army of Darkness and Crime Wave inspired goofiness is shockingly bold-faced for a mainstream action flick, which I see as a good thing. Most of the audience seems to have missed the joke, which would be that Peter Parker is an incurable nerd, and that his idea of 'cool' is hopelessly lame (that whole 'emo hair' thing was a joke). I say your loss, my gain.
Despite an abrupt jump into the last act of a completely different film, and the brutally pruned side plots robbing Spider-Man 3 of the emotionally satisfying ending the series needed (lets not even talk about Deus Ex Butler's last minute revelation, oy), the movie still has its fair share of wonderful moments. Besides the aforementioned Raimi-tastic scenes, there's a series of increasingly acrobatic fisticuffs, the best Bruce Campbell staring sequence since the cancellation of Brisco County Jr., and a spirited turn from James Franco. The finest achievement of all is the birth of Sandman sequence, which may very well be the most moving piece of computer generated animation, like, ever. Yes, Spider-Man 3 has some issues, and it isn't quite the follow up we were all expecting from this creative team, and the price tag was ridiculously steep, but there is still a solid inkling of the charm, grace, and drama we came to love the first two times around. I like to think of it as an entertaining face-plant with oodles of re-watchability.
This is my first Blu-ray review, and only the second movie I've watched on my new player, so my nit-pick eyes haven't quite adjusted to the abilities of high-def. My DVD eyes tell me this is the best thing since…um, it's pretty much the best thing ever so far as video quality goes. Spider-Man 3 is actually a great disc to pop the eyeball cherry with because of the film's overall colourful nature, and the intricacies of its villain's biological make ups (e.g. grains of sand and runny tar stuff).
If I get my face about a foot from the screen I can see ever-so-slight jaggies on the crispest of lines, and a few artefacts on faces, but this has more to do with my set's limitations as an older HD model than the disc's shortcomings. There's no compression noise, the minute grain is as fine as…sand, and the details are as sharp as Ginsu knives. The best things about the disc are the popping bright colours, and deep, rich blacks. If I were to really look for some problems I'd say there's a little bit of edge enhancement throughout, but really nothing to complain about.
Well here's the part where the readers make comments about how unqualified I am to review Blu-ray titles, blah blah blah. I don't have the ability to get the full benefit of Dolby TrueHD technology. I'm sorry. The Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 track, however, is still so alive and teeming with wonder that I seriously doubt I could possibly be more impressed by anything else.
When I saw the film in the theatre (AMC Roseville in Minnesota) the right stereo speaker was on the fritz, so it's good to finally hear Spider-Man's web-swinging, Sandman's granule attacks, and Venom's raptor like screams in full on digital surround. The track is simply gigantic and each and every channel is consistently aggressive. The bass levels are so much that I actually had to turn my sub down a bit, but it wasn't ever overtly muddy. It's quite remarkable that things never get garbled considering the sheer amount of sound attack during the larger fight sequences, but even in chaos the track is clear.
Then there's the rather controversial matter of the film's score. The legend states that über-composer Danny Elfman and director Sam Raimi had a major falling out during the production of Spider-Man 2, and after Elfman was asked to emulate a certain cue from Hellraiser enough times he apparently shouted, "I can't get any closer and I'm not going to imitate [Hellraiser composer] Christopher Young. Go f**king hire Christopher Young!", so Raimi did. Young's Spider-Man 3 score is, I'll hazard to say, better than either of Elfman's previous entrées in the series (Elfman and Raimi's antagonism really shows on episode two). From the black suit's bombastic, James Bond-esque theme, to the Sandman's deliciously awkward motif, Young captures the essence of the production's bloated grandeur even better than the Raimi's frazzled plot.
Spider-Man 3 takes a step back in the extras field to the less impressive arena of the first Spider-Man release, which featured a collection of slightly fluffy featurettes that merely satisfied. There is no massive Spider-Man 2 styled documentary this time around. My guess is that there is a Spider-Man 3.1 on the horizon for next summer, and the really good stuff is being saved.
Disc one starts with two commentaries, one featuring Raimi and cast members Topher Grace, James Franco, Tobey Maguire, Kirsten Dunst, Bryce Dallas Howard, and Thomas Haden Church, the other featuring producer Avi Arad (boo), producer Grant Curtis, producer Laura Ziskin, editor Bob Murawski, and visual effects supervisor Scott Stokdyk. Raimi's previous Spider-Man commentaries weren't up to his Evil Dead entertainment levels, and he always sounded exhausted, but here in the company of a bunch of zealous actors he seems to have rediscovered his 'groove'. The track is quite entertaining, though for the number of participants blank space is surprisingly prevalent. No one ever acknowledges the film's major shortcomings flat out, but there is plenty of discussion about the fact that the script was unfinished when filming began, and alternate versions of the story (some with the Vulture instead of Venom, one with Gwen Stacy held captive at film's end) are discussed. Besides the silent streaks, my only problem with the track are the scripted moments, where someone asks Raimi a random question about the folks behind the scenes so he can struggle to read their names off a loudly crumpled sheet of paper. The producer/editor/effects dude track is pretty lifeless, but technically very informative, and surprisingly enough contains less empty space.
The first disc taps out with a blooper reel, an HD photo gallery (totally worthless), a cute music video for an awful and maudlin song by Snow Patrol, and some trailers for other Sony Blu-ray releases.
Then comes disc two, which amounts to around two hours of featurettes. Most of these behind the scenes snapshots reek of cable television EPK, and none go into the behind the scenes issues and intrigue in the slightest, but they are all informative and some are even entertaining.
'Grains of Sand: Building Sandman' covers mostly the special effects work behind the character, which are most likely the film's most impressive aspect. The utter volume of sand created in the computer is enough to earn these guys the Special Effects Oscar this year (assuming the WGA strike doesn't postpone it indefinitely). 'Re-Imagining the Goblin' and 'Covered in Black' follow the first featurette's lead, and mostly deal with the trails and tribulations of character design and special effects work. I'd like a little more information about the writing efforts, and the casting process, as well as some information about the ill-fated Ben Kingly Vulture character, but the effects info is rather stimulating, and the featurettes themselves never dry.
'Hanging On: Gwen Stacy and the Collapsing Floor' whacks two birds with one stone, covering the introduction of Bryce Dallas Howard's character, and the effort that went into the spectacular chaotic crane scene she first appears in. Apparently, Howard is just as sweet as she looks, and everyone on set was positively enamoured with her willingness to do her own stunts. This leads into 'Tangled Web', which briefly covers the film's various love triangles and soap opera antics.
'Fighting, Flying & Driving', 'On Location in New York', 'Wall of Water', and 'On Location Cleveland: The Chase on Euclid Avenue' are all looks at the various stunts and action scenes found in the film, with an emphasis on the particle effects. It seems that the only parts of the film that were properly planned for were these set pieces, and one gets the feeling that nobody quite knew where they'd be fitting in the final feature. I'm still not sure how a movie can cost this much, but these featurettes give me a better idea.
'The Science of Sound' is probably the most interesting of the mini-docs, and is the only one presented in full 5.1 surround sound. It covers the efforts of the foley artists, composer Christopher Young, and the digital sound designers, along with the final mixing process. As someone who has tried his hand at simple stereo music mixing, I'm always fascinated by the fact that these professionals can make something perfectly audibly balanced from such total pandemonium. 'Inside the Editing Room', on the other hand, is not nearly as fascinating as it should've been, as the errors in editing are one of the final film's greatest problems. I was foolishly hoping for more information about the supposed plethora of deleted footage.
Everything zips up with various trailers and TV spots from around the world.
It might be worth mentioning that I'm writing this overall positive review while wearing an Evil Dead II T-shirt. I'm a very big fan of Sam Raimi when he doesn't try to be someone else, and I see Spider-Man 3 as a very Sam Raimi movie. It has problems, and it is a disappointment when compared to the previous two entrees, but overall it's very entertaining, and unlike, say, X-Men 3, its charm outweighs its belly flops. As an introduction to the capabilities of a high-definition, I couldn't have done much better, but the extra features lean from quality into quantity, and are a step back from those of the original Spider-Man 2 DVD release.
* Note: The above images are taken from the Blu-ray release and resized for the page.
Review by Gabriel Powers
Some material may be inappropriate for children under 13
Disc Details
Release Date: 30th October 2007
Discs: 2
Disc Type: Blu-ray Disc
RCE: No
Video: 1080p
Aspect: 2.40:1
Anamorphic: No
Colour: Yes
Audio: PCM 5.1 English, Dolby TrueHD 5.1 English, Dolby Digital 5.1 French, Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 Spanish, Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 Portuguese, Dolby Digital Plus 5.1 Thai
Subtitles: English SDH, English, French, Spanish, Portuguese, Korean, Thai, Chinese (Traditional Mandarin), Chinese (Cantonese)
Extras: Audio Commentaries, Featurettes, Bloopers, Photo Galleries, Music Video
Easter Egg: No
Feature Details
Director: Sam Raimi
Cast: Toby Maguire, Bruce Campbell, James Franco, Bryce Dallas-Howard, Kirsten Dunst, Topher Grace, Thomas Hayden Church
Genre: Action, Adventure, Comedy and Sci-Fi
Length: 139 minutes
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Aging Americans Should Seek Help for Pain and Discomfort
(NewsUSA) – Aging gracefully can be difficult as there are many health-related conditions that must be monitored and treated. There is a wealth of information about high blood pressure, heart disease and osteoporosis. But what about conditions people don't like to talk about, such as pain or constipation?
According to the American Gastroenterological Association, older adults are five times more likely than younger adults to report problems with constipation. And according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, it is estimated that pain affects 53 million Americans. The annual cost of chronic pain in the U.S. is estimated to be $100 billion, including health care expenses, lost income and lost productivity.
"Persistent pain and constipation are concerns for many aging baby boomers," said Daniel Perry, president and CEO of the Alliance for Aging Research. "They can prevent a person from enjoying the routine activities that make life rich and fulfilling, such as driving, shopping or even hugging a child or grandchild."
While pain can affect anyone regardless of gender, race or economic status, some people have difficulty getting adequate pain care. It is important that people who suffer from pain, and their loved ones, speak with their health care provider and take an active role in managing their pain. People who suffer from pain have a right to appropriate assessment and treatment.
In addition to persistent pain, constipation is a condition often associated with aging and is caused by a number of factors, including poor diet, lack of exercise or not drinking enough water. Two effective ways to relieve constipation are to eat foods high in fiber and to drink adequate amounts of water each day. To find the latest news and advice on the advancing science behind aging research, visit www.agingresearch.org.


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The Lady Wildcats have been formidable this soccer season.
The Lady Wildcats have been formidable this soccer season. The Wildcats started their season at the end of August and have participated in two tournaments.
One tournament was the one named after the late Katie Hunter, hosted by the Lady Wildcats, where they placed first out of nine teams from East and Middle Tennessee. They also participated in a three-day tournament in Nashville, coming in third in that contest. Overall, the team has had 16 games, winning 10, tying four and losing two.
Coach Jason Schmieg, new to Oak Ridge from North Carolina, has guided this team to this successful season. Credit lies with each team member, as each has played to standards common to Oak Ridge sports. Goalie Jasmine Rizk has kept goal with aggressive diligence this season. The senior defenders are solid and the offense has worked tirelessly in shutting out five teams this season.
Today, Oct. 8, will be the last game of regular season as the Lady Wildcats host Catholic High at home at 7 p.m. Come support these Wildcats entering into district play, as they are at the height of their game!
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The Oak Ridge Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. Saturday.
The Oak Ridge Christmas Parade begins at 6 p.m. Saturday.
The theme of this year's Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce-sponsored parade is "Christmas Past, Present and Future."
More than 100 businesses, clubs and community organizations have registered for the parade.
The parade will begin at 6 p.m. and will again begin at Corporate Center, on the corner of Lafayette and Laboratory Road. From there, the parade will travel down Lafayette to the Oak Ridge Turnpike. It will continue west on the Turnpike to Oak Ridge High School. The judge's stand will be located in front of the Chamber.


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Looking for a free copy of Windows 8 Pro? An oversight in Microsoft's Key Management System – made public by Reddit user noveleven – shows that with just a bit of work, anyone can access a Microsoft-approved product key and activate a free copy of Windows 8 Pro.
The problem is in the Key Management System. Microsoft uses the KMS as part of its Volume Licensing system, which is meant to help corporate IT people remotely activate Windows 8 on a local network. The Achilles' heel of the setup, according to ExtremeTech, is that you can make your own KMS server, which can be used to partially activate the OS. That approach requires reactivation every 180 days, though, so it's not a practical system.
However, the Windows 8 website has a section where you can request a Windows 8 Media Center Pack license. Media Center is currently being offered as a free upgrade until Jan. 31, 2013. Supply an email address and you'll be sent a specific product key from Microsoft. If you have a KMS-activated copy of Windows 8, with or without a legitimate license key, then going to the System screen will display a link that reads "Get more features with a new edition of Windows." If you enter your Media Center key there, the OS will become fully activated.
It's a little surprising that with Microsoft's complex KMS, this type of thing could slip through the cracks, allowing people to take advantage of the system. It seems most likely that after the uproar in response to Microsoft's plans to remove Media Center from Windows 8 Pro, the company may have rushed the free upgrade, resulting in a loss for Microsoft and a gain for anyone who takes the time to acquire a free Windows 8 Pro copy. It's unclear whether or not there's a patch for this – other than removing the free Media Center download all together. Though ending the free Media Center upgrade would be an easy fix, it wouldn't be a popular choice among customers who just bought a Windows 8 computers and who want the feature. We'll have to wait and see how the company responds to this latest hit.


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Our wilderness is under an unprecedented attack from Trump and anti-conservationists in Congress. Help us fight back.
With the Wilderness Act and Land and Water Conservation Fund already under his belt, Pr
These are waterways where the river's free-flowing character has been protected by prohibiting dams and ensuring corridors are undeveloped.
There are over 450 animal species listed as endangered and over 170 listed as threatened, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Designated wilderness areas are delightful places to experience the magical unfolding of spring. Wild lands offer magnificent destinations for outdoor recreation - whether it's hiking, wildlife-watching, climbing, canoeing or snowshoeing.
A federal appropriations bill released Jan. 13 allocates about $30 billion for agencies that manage our public lands, representing a welcome change from crisis-to-crisis budgeting in Washington.
The Forest Service has made a technical change in their regulations that will impact the public's involvement in the Blackfoot Travel Planning Process.
Idaho's Clearwater Basin now has a blueprint for the future to protect world class recreation opportunities and pristine landscapes, in addition to creating jobs and providing funding for wilderness stewardship.
Robert Redford's newest film isn't meant for blockbuster audiences, it's meant for those who care deeply about wild lands and the communities that must nurture them.
"Where the Yellowstone Goes" is a feature film released last year that documents a 30-day adventure down the Yellowstone River, the longest free flowing river in the continental U.S.
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STOCKTON — Witnesses said one man was stabbed while pummeling another man on the sidewalk outside a fast-food restaurant Saturday night.
STOCKTON — Witnesses said one man was stabbed while pummeling another man on the sidewalk outside a fast-food restaurant Saturday night.
The stabbing occurred shortly before 7:30 p.m. at the Burger King on North Pershing Avenue near West March Lane. Witnesses said one man started a fight with an older man for no apparent reason. The fight began inside the restaurant and escalated when they went outside.
According to a security guard who was patrolling the Venetian Square Shopping Center, one man was repeatedly punching another, who appeared to be in his 50s. The first man was on top of the older man throwing punches when he was apparently stabbed near his rib cage on the left side of his abdomen, witnesses said.
"The guy that was stabbed was the one throwing the punches," the security guard said. "All I heard the (older) guy saying was, 'Stop! No! Please stop!' There was no aggression out of that man. He did not want any part of what just happened."
Witnesses said the man walked inside the restaurant before realizing he was stabbed. There was a heavy trail of blood leading from the sidewalk outside the restaurant to the customer service area inside. The restaurant was temporarily closed while police interviewed witnesses and gathered evidence.
Read Sunday's Record for more on this story by staff writer Jason Anderson.


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STOCKTON - A man told police someone deliberately ran over him and his friend about two hours after the same assailant severely beat them and two other men with a baseball bat Friday afternoon in central Stockton.
STOCKTON - A man told police someone deliberately ran over him and his friend about two hours after the same assailant severely beat them and two other men with a baseball bat Friday afternoon in central Stockton.
Raymond Hendrickson, 47, said he and three other men were walking near East Lafayette and South Union streets shortly after 1 p.m. when a man wielding a bat accused them of attempting to steal a car. Hendrickson said they were walking home from lunch and were not doing anything nefarious.
"We were just walking past the property," Hendrickson said. "We weren't trespassing or stealing or anything."
Hendrickson said the assailant beat him and his acquaintances, sending one to a hospital with a head laceration and another with a bone protruding from his arm.
Authorities were unable to verify the extent of those injuries, and an official from American Medical Response said only one person involved in the incident was taken to a hospital by ambulance.
The other two men, Hendrickson and a 20-year-old acquaintance, were walking on the sidewalk at East Lafayette Street and South Airport Way shortly after 3 p.m. when the assailant drove up in a late-model silver Chevy pickup with one other occupant, Hendrickson said.
Hendrickson said the man drove onto the curb, striking Hendrickson and his acquaintance. There were skid marks on the sidewalk where Hendrickson said the two men were standing when they were hit.
The assailant then put his truck in reverse, running over the 20-year-old man a second time, Hendrickson said. Hendrickson said the truck's tires rolled over his legs and his friend's chest.
"He did it on purpose," Hendrickson said. "He came after us deliberately."
Thomas was taken to the hospital with what appeared to be moderate injuries. He had a gash on his forehead and lacerations on his legs. Hendrickson had cuts on his hands and a badly swollen arm, but he declined medical treatment at the scene.
The assailant was described as a white man in his 30s with short hair and a medium build.
Contact reporter Jason Anderson at (209) 546-8279 or firstname.lastname@example.com. Visit his blog at recordnet.com/crimeblog.


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STOCKTON - Police are looking for two women in their 30s who robbed a man early Sunday when he refused to pay them to have sex with them.
STOCKTON - Police are looking for two women in their 30s who robbed a man early Sunday when he refused to pay them to have sex with them.
According to police, the 31-year-old man was driving at Weber Avenue and Aurora Street about 3 a.m. when he saw a woman standing in the middle of Weber. The victim stopped, another woman opened his car door and both women got in.
They had a bottle of tequila and wanted him to pay them $50 to have sex. Police said the victim told them he only had $20 and said he didn't want to betray his wife, who is in Mexico. One of the women pulled out a knife and ordered the man to drive them to an address in the 600 block of East Oak Street.
All three went inside, police said, and the women stole the man's $20, along with his cellphone.
OAKDALE - A 24-year-old man was arrested by Oakdale police officers and charged with attempted homicide early Sunday after they responded to a report of a man dressed in camouflage fatigues and wearing a mask at a convenience store.
According to police, they found a 28-year-old man in the parking lot who said he had been stabbed twice by the suspect. The victim had injuries that were not life-threatening.
Police said the suspect, Jose Carlos Ibarra, had a knife. He was arrested in the parking lot of the Quick Stop Market at 630 E. F St. and booked into the Stanislaus County Jail. Bail was set at $500,000.