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EVENT CANCELLED: Fourteen students to be inducted into DES chapter at CSB
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NOTE: Due to the anticipated snowstorm, the induction events planned for the Omega Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma (DES) on Sunday, Feb. 10 at CSB have been cancelled.
Fourteen students will be inducted into the Omega Chapter of Delta Epsilon Sigma (DES) on Sunday, Feb. 10 at the College of Saint Benedict.
The induction events will include a celebration of the Eucharist at 10:30 a.m. in Sacred Heart Chapel, St. Joseph. A brunch is at 11:45 a.m. at Gorecki Dining and Conference Center, CSB, followed by the induction ceremony.
DES is a national Catholic Honor Society for students of Catholic universities and colleges in the U.S. The applicants must maintain a 3.9 grade-point average or higher on a 4.0 scale. The purpose of DES is to recognize academic accomplishments, dedication to intellectual activity and service to others.
CSB has been a member of DES since its beginning in 1940.
Students who will be inducted into DES are (listed alphabetically):
Alyssa Anderson, daughter of Kimm and Cathy Anderson of Sauk Rapids, Minn. Anderson is a junior mathematics and computer science double-major;
Hannah Christensen, daughter of Brett and Kathy Christensen of Blaine, Minn. Christensen is a junior philosophy major;
Andrea Eberhard, daughter of Thomas and Merli Eberhard of Rochester, Minn. Eberhard is a junior nursing major;
Marit Fraune, daughter of Mark and Kris Fraune of Apple Valley, Minn. Fraune is a junior nursing major;
Rachel Heying, daughter of Rick and Julie Heying of Royalton, Minn. Heying is a senior psychology and music double-major;
Dana Johnson, daughter of Brian and Marcia Johnson of Brooklyn Park, Minn. Johnson is a senior history major;
Amanda Luby, daughter of Doug Luby of Ramsey, Minn., and Jennifer Luby of Ramsey. Luby is a junior mathematics major;
Marie Meyer, daughter of Jeff and Madeline Meyer of Clive, Iowa. Meyer is a senior mathematics major;
Rachel Mullin, daughter of Michael and Carol Mullin of Humboldt, S.D. Mullin is a junior political science and history double-major;
Reanna Nelson, daughter of Daniel and Susanne Nelson of Brooklyn Park, Minn. Nelson is a senior art major;
Madeline O'Brien, daughter of Vincent O'Brien of Hastings, Minn., and Marcia O'Brien of Hastings. O'Brien is a junior English and Hispanic studies double-major;
Kelsey Ristow, daughter of Brian and Terri Ristow of Lindstrom, Minn. Ristow is a junior mathematics major;
Caitlin Swanson, daughter of Brad and Jessica Swanson of Inver Grove Heights, Minn. Swanson is a junior communication major;
Julie Thurmes, daughter of Michael and Gloria Thurmes of Bloomington, Minn. Thurmes is a junior nursing major.


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The reopening of a portion of Interstate 80 in Sparks will be delayed because of substandard work, state highway officials said.
Nevada Department of Transportation officials are negotiating with the contractor, Frehner Construction Co., on who should pay for the repairs estimated at $1 million.
"There was some substandard concrete that needs to be replaced and will be replaced," said NDOT spokesman Scott Magruder. "If the contractor is at fault, there will be no cost to the taxpayer."
The problem involves a three-quarter mile stretch of westbound lanes between Rock Boulevard and Fourth Street.
Inspectors determined support devices were improperly installed when the concrete for the new freeway lanes was poured.
The new stretch of freeway was scheduled to open later this month, but now that likely won't happen until April, Magruder said.
Darrol Groven, project manager for Frehner Construction, called the situation unfortunate.
"The construction business has got some risks in it," he said
Groven said repair work is already underway and involves replacing some sections of concrete.
He said the problem was detected by a new magnetic imaging process, and added that in the past it probably would have gone unnoticed.


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Rex isn't very smart--I think he got by by having great defensive players and through his false bravado.
I have to admit, I thought we had the coach in Rex. He brainwashed me and thousands of other Jets fans. This season you are seeing why they went with a special teams coach over him. His IQ must not be very bright as you see in his pressers. How can you tell me Sanchez gives you the best chance to win when he puts up 9 point in two games? How many times are you going to cry to your team when obviously they don't believe? Why would they buy in to your program that's 3-9 in it's last 12 games? He is loyal to fault and is inept. This should of been obvious when they hired Sparano off one interview. Pathetic.
Rex isn't very smart--I think he got by by having great defensive players and through his false bravado.
Marvin Lewis, Mike Nolan, Rex Ryan, Chuck Pagano etc.
Any DC there was successful.
It is easy to coach Ngata, Suggs, Lewis, Reed.
Just giving good press conference does not make a football coach.
Psart of the problem is our head coaches always seem to have success right out tof the gate. Parcells, groh, herm, mangini, ryan etc. Leads to alot of hype, false confidence, big expectations etc.
We need a coach to start 4-12, then 7-9, then 10-6 etc. They need to grow into the position. Get a few years of good draft picks etc.
Herm, Mangini and rex all seemed to grow out of the position.
This team hasn't legitimately been built in quite some time.
It would be a breath of air to stink next year, clear cap space maybe sign a marquee Wideout (Bowe?) and then slowly build the team back up through the draft done by somebody who is more NFL GM than CPA.
As for Rex, well, I think he's a top-tier defensive mind. Better than his brother, for sure (who has a ton of talent in Dallas but they can't stop crap.) But I don't think he's a real head coach.
He idolized his dad who, even in '85, was allergic to having anything to do with offense outside of trying to kill it during practice. He HATED Ditka.
No, this team needs a head coach and that head coach should definitely be swayed more towards offense than defense since, simply put, offense is more important. It is, you can't dispute it.
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Says the lawyer for Anders Behring Breivik, who murdered at least 93 persons in Norway last Friday.
The judge said Mr. Breivik had been charged under criminal law with "acts of terrorism," including an attempt to "disturb or destroy the functions of society, such as the government" and to spread "serious fear" among the population.If a person acted alone but wanted to spread "serious fear," he'd have reason to say that there was an "organization" with various "cells."
Mr. Breivik was ordered to be held for the next eight weeks, the first four in solitary confinement. He told police what there were "two further cells in our organization," reporters were told.
In testimony, Mr. Heger said, Mr. Breivik had said he "believes that he needed to carry out these acts to save Norway" and western Europe from "cultural Marxism and Muslim domination."...
The judge said Mr. Breivik had wished to "give a sharp signal" and inflict "the worst possible loss" on the Labor Party, accusing it of failing to prevent a "mass importing of Muslims" into Norway.


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BEIJING — When a two-engine Chinese turboprop darted over disputed islands in the East China Sea, the first foreign intrusion into Japanese airspace in more than 50 years, the People's Liberation Army was able to truthfully profess its innocence.
The tiny turboprop belonged to China Marine Surveillance, a once-obscure cog in the vast bureaucracy that has become a kind of paramilitary force in Asian waters.
A host of Chinese agencies with innocuous titles -- the Maritime Safety Administration, the Fisheries Law Enforcement Command, the State Oceanic Administration -- have become stealth warriors in Beijing's campaign to press its territorial claims in Asian waters.
The intrusion on Dec. 13 sent Japanese fighter jets scrambling, bringing the two Asian powers that battled each other during World War II close to outright conflict.


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The Yugo was a small car made in the former nation of Yugoslavia that survives in the American consciousness as the ultimate automotive failure. Poorly engineered, ugly, and cheap, it survived much longer as a punch line for comedians than it did as a vehicle on the roads. The story of how this particular car became the most hated vehicle in the U.S. is a comedy of errors detailed in Jason Vuic's book, The Yugo: The Rise and Fall of the Worst Car in History. A bewildering array of capitalist hucksters and impoverished communists desperate for revenue collaborated to create the Yugo, and what could have been a great international relations victory of the Cold War was ruined the moment consumers and auto critics actually got to drive it. Vuic examines the many failures of the Yugo venture and the people involved with a keen journalistic eye and a razor-sharp wit, making this a great read for anyone interested in automotive history or 1980s nostalgia.


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Coach Boss on Moody: "A tri-captain with a live arm and very good breaking ball, Nolan will be looked upon to lead the pitching staff as its ace. He is a tremendous leader who is ready to pitch on Friday nights in the Big Ten."
2008: Made 25 appearances in relief...led the team in saves with four...struck out 21 while walking just six in 26 innings of work...picked up his first save of the year vs. Western Carolina (3/6), striking out one in one inning of work...struck out two in back-to-back games vs. Quinnipiac (4/15-16) in a total of 2.1 innings of work, earning one save...posted two strike outs in one inning of work vs. Eastern Michigan (4/2) to earn his third save of the year...saved game vs. Western Michigan (5/7) with one strikeout in one inning of work...tied a season-high two innings of work vs. Purdue (5/10), striking out two while giving up one hit and no runs...Academic All-Big Ten selection for the third consecutive year.
2007: Academic All-Big Ten selection...ranked fourth on the team with 17 appearances and a 5.02 ERA...recorded a 1-0 record and one save...retired all five batters he faced - including four strikeouts - to pick up a save versus Jacksonville (2/25)...fanned three in 1.1 innings at South Florida (3/10)...pitched 1.1 perfect frames at Indiana (3/31)...pitched career-high three innings - all scoreless - and struck out a pair against Central Michigan (4/25)...worked a scoreless frame at Western Michigan (5/8)...hurled a perfect eighth inning against Northwestern (5/11)...pitched a scoreless inning and picked up his lone win of the season in second game of a doubleheader versus Northwestern (5/12).
2006: Academic All-Big Ten selection...posted a 3.68 ERA in nine appearances, all in relief...struck out three and allowed seven hits in 7.1 innings of work...pitched 2.1 innings of scoreless relief and only gave up one hit in two outings against Western Illinois (3/25-26)...struck out two in one inning of work against Indiana (3/31)...did not allow an earned run in six of his nine appearances, including three of his last four outings.
2005: Did not see game action.
High School: Went 10-1 with a 2.06 ERA and 81 strikeouts as a senior...also compiled a .420 batting average with 41 RBI in 2004...two-time all-conference and all-district honoree...named to the Lansing State Journal Dream Team in 2004...set a single-game school record with 16 strikeouts against Waverly...a two-year letterwinner at East Lansing and coach Mark Pendred...led team to a No. 8 state ranking as a senior...also lettered in football for two years...was an all-conference selection as a linebacker in his senior season.
Personal: Born Sept. 24, 1985 in Lansing, Mich...son of Kevin and Nancy Moody...general business administration/pre-law major...lists father as his biggest baseball influence...favorite team is the Detroit Tigers, and favorite player is Joel Zumaya...pitched for the San Luis Obispo Blues of the California Collegiate League in the summer of 2007...posted a 2.45 ERA with seven strikeouts in four appearances and 7.1 innings of action in the California Collegiate League in the summer of 2008 with San Luis Obispo.


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I wish I'd known this a few years ago.I had a badly broken wrist which resulted in RSD (a complication effecting nervous system). My arm and hand looked REALLY strange, was extremely painful, was immobile, and I was scared sick that it was going to be left totally crippled. A difficult and upsetting time. I popped into supermarket to buy sandwich for lunch (I was at work that day for a few hours). The cashier looked at my odd arm/hand and said 'Is that a false arm?'. Yes, it did kinda look that way to be honest, but why ask? I shot out a scowl and an abrupt 'no'. To which she reared back in horror, and shrieked 'ugh! What's wrong with it then?' Cue me just about making it back to office and dissolving in tears.What an interesting assumption would have been a better answer to her first question as it might have shut her down. And yes, I do now wish I'd gone back and complained about her, but at the time I just wanted to forget all about it.
Not as bad as what happened to poor English1, but I once had a cashier at a grocery store ask suspiciously "What's wrong with your baby?" as I was trying to check out. What was "wrong" was that my infant daughter had had enough of grocery shopping and wanted to go home, and she was making sure the entire store knew it. I think I responded "She's just hungry". What I wanted to say was "Um, she's a BABY. Babies cry. Got any more intelligent questions?"
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The University of Mount Union is pleased to announce a major redesign and improvement of its website, www.mountunion.edu. The site is being designed and programmed by The Karcher Group out of North Canton, Ohio with creative direction from Performa Higher Education. The website will be launched at the end of August.
Along with a creative new design and layout, the new website will be easier to navigate and provide all of the necessary information. The site will very audience-targeted and serve as a "one stop shop" for Mount Union's constituent group. The site will be interactive and include student outcomes, student blogs, access to social media platforms, photo galleries and videos.
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Dell vet Shuckenbrock helms services
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Peter Altabef – the former president and chief executive officer of Perot Systems and the person who has been running the combine Dell Services unit in the wake of the $3.9bn acquisition of Perot by Dell in September 2009 – has left the company.
Now that the integration of Perot Systems is complete and Dell has a services business with nearly $8bn in annual revenues and more than 43,000 employees, Altabef has decided to leave, according to a statement released by the computer maker and services wannabe.
Steve Schuckenbrock will be talking the helm at the Dell Services unit, which will come as no surprise to anyone. Schuckenbrock was in charge of Dell's Large Enterprise business unit until today and was formerly been Dell's chief information officer as well as a long-time top exec at Electronic Data Systems before that services giant was eaten by Dell rival Hewlett-Packard. (Ironically, H Ross Perot Jr established both EDS and Perot Systems and has done well by selling his companies to General Motors, the public, HP, and Dell).
The Dell Services unit has 60 tech support centers and 36 data centers around the world, and it provides support for over 14 million PCs and 10,000 customers who are running applications SaaS-style from Dell's data centers.
Dell says that the integration of Perot Systems proceeded a little more smoothly than expected, with $100m in cost savings extracted from the combined Dell-Perot services businesses in fiscal 2011 and an additional $150m in "revenue synergies," by which we presume Dell means cross-selling of products and services between formerly independent Dell and Perot customers.
In addition to appointing Schuckenbrock as the president of Dell Services, Dell has merged its Large Enterprise unit, which sells servers, storage, networking gear, and PCs to the top couple thousand of Dell's customers ranked by the revenues they generate, with its Public business unit, which sells the same mix of stuff to federal, state, and local governments.
Paul Bell, who has been at Dell for 15 years and who was president of the Public unit, will be president of the combined Public-Large Enterprise unit. Before running the government-facing unit, Bell ran Dell's operations in EMEA and ran the commercial business in North America and South America before that.
Dell says that the reorganization will be implemented in the first quarter of fiscal 2012, which spans from February through April of this year. Steve Felice, who is president of the Consumer, Small and Medium business unit, retains his position. All three presidents report to Michael Dell, the company's chairman, CEO, and founder. ®


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19 Then they cried out to the LORD in their trouble, And He saved them out of their distresses.
20 He sent His word and healed them, And delivered them from their destructions.
21 Oh, that men would give thanks to the LORD for His goodness, And for His wonderful works to the children of men!
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LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - A Louisville hospital says a 73-year-old Illinois patient who recently underwent a lung transplant is the oldest person in Kentucky ever to receive a new lung.
Bill Ray was in Louisville Thursday for some diagnostic tests. He underwent the surgery at Jewish Hospital in November and says he feels like he's nearly back to normal health.
Ray says after falling ill with pulmonary fibrosis in 2011, he applied to several hospitals for a transplant but was only offered a new lung at the Louisville transplant center. Other hospitals typically impose an age restriction on potential transplant patients.
Ray, who lives in Zeigler in southern Illinois, turned 74 last month.


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The Dallas Cowboys have significantly reduced right tackle Doug Free's salary after a difficult season that ended with him as a part-time player.
The Cowboys reworked the final two years of Free's contract, and will he make $3.5 million in 2013 instead of $7 million. Dallas probably would have cut Free if the five-year veteran had rejected a salary cut.
Free is now set to make another $3.5 million in 2014, but that money isn't guaranteed. He originally had $15 million left on the four-year, $32 million deal he signed in 2011.
Free struggled last year and ended up splitting time with Jermey Parnell over the final four games.
The Cowboys also swapped cornerbacks on their free-agent roster, signing Malik James from Langston and releasing Dustin Harris.
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|View Poll Results: What would you like to know more about? What events/mysteries?
|Where did kakashi get his sharingan?
|What relationship did kakashi have with obito and how did obito die?
|Itachi! How much did he own in his chuunin exam? What were his anbu days like?
|Akatsuki. Who are their members? Who is that leader who is stronger than Itachi?
|Did they dominate their chuunin exam and crush all the other genin?
|I wanna know EVERYTHING about the Ninja war that happened. The politics and brawls that occured.
|Some indepth look into life in other villages, their jounin, their structure
|The detailed events of the kyuubi . How konoha's jounin, anbu fought and Yondaims jutsu.
|I wanna know more about the lives of the 1'st and second Hokage and how they founded Konoha.
|I wanna know the juicy details of gai-kakashi and Oro-Jiraiya rivalries.
|Voters: 158. You may not vote on this poll
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|2004-08-20, 08:17
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Join Date: Apr 2004
Vote for which mystery/story you want to know most about?
Vote for what you wish to know most about.
I can only include 10 things in the poll so feel free to vote for non of them and instead post what it is you would love to see the manga/anime spend some time on.
I messed up number 5.
It should have read "I wanna know more about the lives of the sannin and how their childhood was. How strong were tehy compared to other genin their age?"
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|2004-08-20, 08:26
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Dreaming of you.
Join Date: Mar 2004
Yondaime. His past up to his battle with the Kyuubi.
Akatsuki. I'd like to know their reasoning behind wanting Naruto/Kyuubi and the purpose of the organization.
Kabuto. He's an enigma to me, he seems to be a loyal servant to Oro, but somehow I think there is more to him that's readily seen.
Kyuubi. Id like the manga to spend time on his past, way before he attacked Konoha.
Other Hidden Villages. So far the only village the manga's really gone in depth on is the Hidden Sand. Maybe those other villages have their own Legendary Ninjas or other people like Naruto that can be brought into the story.
|2004-08-20, 09:53
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Join Date: Jul 2003
Location: フィンランド
Age: 28
I'd like to know more about the sannin and everything about the great war and how the sannin fought. I'm especially interested in Tsunade... and Orochimaru... and Jiraiya. How silly of me, they are the sannin so... yeah, more about the war.
|2004-08-20, 09:59
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Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: London, UK
Age: 32
I dunno whether it goes on this thread but I would like to know how the Sharingan evolved from the Byakugan, since the Uchiha descended from the Hyuuga. I think it evolved over time, rather then someone of the Hyuuga clan who was suddenly born with the Sharingan. If so, I would like to know more about the period when it was changing between the 2. They must have been really powerful.
Of course, this may have already been answered and I would be an idiot not to search for it (but what words would I use to search with?).
|2004-08-20, 10:11
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Within the Shadows
Join Date: Mar 2004
Age: 32
I want to know about Kakashi, his past, where and how he got the Sharingan, his relationship with Obito, and how his rivalry with Gai came about.
I also wanna know about the Akatsuki, the members, their leader, and anything else needed to know about them.
I'd also like to see a short bit about the 4th, his life as Hokage, his battle with Kyuubi, and all that.
|2004-08-20, 10:58
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Yet Another No-Lifer
Join Date: Aug 2004
Location: Finland, Raahe
wow, this was very hard decision, cause there were so many juice ones, that i would like to see, but after long thinking, i chose Kakashis Sharingan mystery, cause i wanna know more about him, and i suppose, that when we talk about Kakashi`s Sharingan, we will see obito too.
My second choice would have been Itachi, i want to see what he is capaple of, and more about his times at Akatsuki.
And at last, Akatsuki. It would be nice to see members and history of akatsuki.
|2004-08-20, 11:04
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Yummy kakashi thighs...
hard choices.. however I wanna see how kakashi got his sharingan- which I believe will eventually lead to Obito.
U didn't have this choice: The relationship between the 4th and naruto, if there is any.
yeah, I wanna see those most!!
|2004-08-20, 12:55
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Senior Member
Join Date: Apr 2004
Like you guys I wanna see everything as well.
But mainly i would just love to see Itachi kicking everyones ass in his genin days.
It would be amazingly entertaining if we could see Itachi's Chuunin exam.
He obviiously has no reservation at all about killing. He must have been the quiet-gaara of the exam.
Although the examiners did say that gaara had set the record for the fastest completion of the forest of death.
Obtio story is equally juicy.
I thought about inlcuding kabuto as one of the options. Its almost obvious that theres more to kabuto than meets the eye. However, i didnt think that mystery/event deserved a spot on the limited 10 option post ^^
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Everyone tunes in as No. 15 seed Norfolk State stuns No. 2 seed Missouri in NCAA tournament
OMAHA, Neb. (AP) ' Everybody seemed to be watching Kyle O'Quinn and plucky Norfolk State take on mighty Missouri.
Florida coach Billy Donovan was watching. He sat courtside Friday afternoon, trying to get a bead on the team his Gators would be playing in the third round Sunday night.
Ray McCallum and his Detroit teammates were watching. They were huddled in their hotel rooms, drawing inspiration as their fellow No. 15 seed tried to upset the vaunted Tigers.
Even second-seeded Kansas and player of the year candidate Thomas Robinson were watching, no doubt getting a lesson in just how tenuous life can be in the NCAA tournament.
"It's March," Robinson said, "and anybody is capable of getting beat right now."
Missouri knows that all too well.
O'Quinn turned in the finest game of his career at the biggest moment in the history of Norfolk State basketball, finishing with 26 points and 14 rebounds in the Spartans' monumental 86-84 upset of the second-seeded Tigers on Friday.
It was the first domino in what turned out to be wild day of upsets ' No. 2 seed Duke would go down to Lehigh, and fourth-seeded Michigan fell to No. 13 seed Ohio.
"We messed up some brackets! We messed up some brackets!" O'Quinn bellowed in the hallways of CenturyLink Arena, before turning a corner and seeing a pack of reporters.
"We even messed up my bracket," he said sheepishly.
So it will be Norfolk State, in its first NCAA tournament as winners of the MEAC, who will play Florida on Sunday for a spot in the round of 16 in the West Regional.
"Great, great game. They did enjoy it," Donovan said after watching the final minutes of the Spartans' game from press row. The Gators' coach briefly soaked in the celebration before slipping away to begin preparing for their upcoming game.
"That was one of the most intense basketball games I've ever been a part of," Norfolk State coach Anthony Evans said. "Our guys fought hard, and I'm very, very proud of them."
Pendarvis Williams and Chris McEachin each added 20 points for the Spartans (26-9), the fifth No. 15 seed to beat a No. 2 and the first since fellow conference member Hampton in 2001.
"You always go into the game with a sense of confidence," O'Quinn said, "but I never thought it was an upset-alert until that buzzer went off.
"At the end of the game," he said, "that's when I thought it would happen."
O'Quinn had a chance to take some drama out of the final possession, but the 70 percent foul shooter missed two free throws with 3.8 seconds left. Missouri coach Frank Haith called a timeout to set up a final play, and Phil Pressey got a good look at a 3-pointer just before the buzzer.
It clanked off the back iron as O'Quinn leaped for joy.
Michael Dixon led Missouri (30-5) with 22 points, and Pressey and fellow guard Marcus Denmon finished with 20 points each. Pressey also contributed eight assists, though senior guard Kim English was held to two points on 1-for-7 shooting.
"I'm very disappointed, as everyone in that locker room was," Haith said. "I hurt for those seniors because they put so much into this. They had high expectations."
So did Horizon League champion Detroit.
McCallum, the Titans' star guard, said he watched the Norfolk State game unfold from his hotel room before coming over to the arena. He remembers turning to forward Eli Holman, his roommate, and asking a seemingly innocent question: "Why can't that be us?"
Kansas proved to be the answer.
Robinson bullied his way to 16 points and 13 rebounds as the Jayhawks rolled to a 65-50 win in the Midwest Regional, restoring a bit of order to a wild day of upsets.
"I didn't make a point of it because sometimes you make a point, it could add pressure, saying it's possible. But I did say, 'Hey, the one thing is we have to make sure Detroit doesn't play well," Kansas coach Bill Self said, when asked of the earlier upsets.
"When teams get comfortable anything can happen."
After the first 15 minutes, Detroit never looked comfortable.
Doug Anderson led the Titans with 15 points before fouling out with 11:06 left. McCallum added eight points on 4-for-15 shooting.
"I'm really proud of my guys," said McCallum's father, Detroit coach Ray McCallum. "We played one of the truly great teams in the country tonight, and that really, pretty much tells the story."
Earlier in the day, Bradley Beal had 14 points and 11 rebounds and reserve forward Casey Prather had a career-high 14 points in No. 7 seed Florida's 71-45 rout of Virginia.
Prather had played more than 10 minutes in a game just twice since mid-December and hadn't scored more than six points in any previous game this season.
"He gave them a great lift," Virginia coach Tony Bennett said. "When you look at someone off the bench to give you a spark ' I don't want to say you weren't counting on him, but that is a pleasant surprise, and he was that for them."
In the other game in Omaha, Lewis Jackson's go-ahead free throws with 22.8 seconds left let Purdue escape with a 72-69 victory over No. 7 seed Saint Mary's.
The Boilermakers blew an 11-point lead in the closing minutes before hanging on.
"This game could have gone either way," Purdue coach Matt Painter said. "It was a coin-flip the last minute. We made our free throws, they missed an open shot, so we advance."
Just like Kansas, Florida and ' yes, indeed ' Norfolk State.
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TOPEKA, Kan. (WIBW) - Family and friends of 18-year-old Seaman High School graduate Brenna Morgart said their farewells Wednesday morning.
Friends and neighbors described Brenna Morgart's service as "uplifting" and "powerful."
Pastor R.D. Cogswell, who led the service at Northland Christian Church, talked of blessings that came in disguise - like a family portrait the Mortgarts took, their last with Brenna, the day before she was killed.
It hung outside the funeral service, along with mementos of a life well lived: Photos of Morgart with friends and family. A t-shirt signed by Seaman's Student Council, on which she had served while in high school, her band uniform, her graduation gown.
"I learned a lot from her this past weekend, from all the stories people have told," Alex Crume, a 2010 Seaman graduate, said.
About 1,400 people came to say their final good-byes to Morgart.
American Legion Riders at Post 421 lined the walkways with flags in her honor.
"The sense of community around here as really surprised me," Crume said.
During the service, Pastor R.D. Cogswell showed a page from her journal, written in the days between graduation and last Friday, when she was killed in a hit and run car collision.
A page with scribbles of the things she was thankful for, both the mundane and the profound: the way she was raised, her teachers, allergy medicines, braces and so on.
"There was definitely a lot of laughter going on," Mack Owen, whose brother was friends with Morgart's brother, said. "And that's definitely, I think, the way she would want it to be," he said of the service.
Laughter mixed with tears when Morgart's sister Arianna and her father Dennis spoke, thanking god, the family and the community, the same way his late daughter did in a graduation video not too long ago.
Morgart was laid to rest at the Prairie Home Cemetary.
The Shawnee County District Attorney has until tomorrow to file charges against the accused hit and run driver, 20-year-old Dustin Leftwich.


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MARRIAGE NEWS: Is 'gay marriage' becoming Dems' 'default' position?
WASHINGTON (BP)--In another example of what some are calling the evolving views of the Democrat Party on the issue, Sen. Chuck Schumer of New York -- one of the most prominent members of the Senate -- announced his support for "gay marriage" March 22.
The news may not seem significant at first, but it means that both senators from the nation's third most populous state now support "marriage" for homosexuals. The milestone comes at a time when the state is in the middle of a debate over whether to legalize such relationships. It also means that at least seven U.S. senators, all Democrats, now back "gay marriage" -- a number that could reach eight if Al Franken wins the court case in Minnesota. In 2004, when the issue was prominent during the presidential election, only one senator, Ted Kennedy of Massachusetts, backed "gay marriage."
As reported by the New York Daily News, Schumer stated his position for the first time during a private dinner with homosexual leaders and politicians. He also said he backs full repeal of the federal Defense of Marriage Act, which gives states the option of not recognizing another state's "gay marriages."
Schumer then confirmed his position in a public statement.
"It's time," the statement read. "Equality is something that has always been a hallmark of America and no group should be deprived of it. New York, which has always been at the forefront on issues of equality, is appropriately poised to take a lead on this issue."
Democratic leaders in the New York legislature back "gay marriage," as does Democratic Gov. David A. Paterson. Having both Democratic senators on board adds pressure to those Democratic legislators who would oppose such a bill or are on the fence. New York's newest U.S. senator, Kirsten Gillibrand, also backs "gay marriage."
Ben Smith, a reporter for Policito.com, called it "an important moment in the marriage fight."
"It's a big deal because it represents support for same-sex marriage moving toward becoming the default, mainstream position of the Democratic Party," Smith wrote.
Elizabeth Benjamin of the Daily News wrote, "It's hard to overstate the significance of this in the eyes of gay marriage advocates. With the ascent of Kirsten Gillibrand to fill Hillary Clinton's vacant US Senate seat, Schumer was the last remaining statewide elected official who backed civil unions over full marriage equality."
New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg said he is urging the state legislature to pass a "gay marriage" law.
The other U.S. senators who back "gay marriage" are Barbara Boxer and Dianne Feinstein of California, Russ Feingold of Wisconsin and Jeff Merkley of Oregon.
Democratic House Speaker Nancy Pelosi also supports "gay marriage," as does former Democratic National Committee Chairman Howard Dean.
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In 1957, Duke Ellington was inspired by the works of William Shakespeare to write a suite of songs based on the bard, Such Sweet Thunder. This was the radio premiere, broadcast from the concert at Ravinia Park Festival, July 1, 1957.
0:00 Such Sweet Thunder
1:48 Sonnet For Sister Kate [solo: Quentin Jackson]
4:53 Up And Down. Up And Down [solo: Clark Terry]
8:04 Star-Crossed Lovers [solo: Johnny Hodges]
12:38 Madness In Great Ones [solo: Cat Anderson]
16:25 Half The Fun [solo: Johnny Hodges]
20:42 Circle Of Fourths [solo: Paul Gonsalves]
23:23 Jam With Sam [solos: Willie Cook, Paul Gonsalves, Britt Woodman, Russell Procope, Cat Anderson]


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|Temple football takes an active role this year at today's Race for the Cure.
If you were at the Susan G. Komen Race for the cure this morning, you saw Temple football take an active role in the race.
For those of you whoI was there because my late mom was a survivor (she succumbed to another disease subsequently) and I don't want to see any other woman go through what she did.
want to donate to Nadia,
there is still time
Some Owls were there because they had similar personal experiences, others were there because they are just good people.
We as fans are lucky them on OUR team.
Not that the Owls weren't at past Komen races, they were, but this was just a little bit different.
This time the Owls were racing and walking for the cure for a disease that affects so many women and their families. Last year, they were "just" handing out water.
It's all part of Temple being Philadelphia's team.
The Owls have given the City of Philadelphia much in the past eight years.
In the past, the Owls have bowled for Big Brothers'/Big Sisters, visited the Children's' Hospital, handed out free turkeys for Thanksgiving and kept Diamond Street clean with regular sweeps from 10th all the way through 15th. This is not just a one-time deal. This happens every year.
The Owls do it not because they have to, but because they care.
I really did not see it at this level until Al Golden arrived in 2005 and it's just evolved in a positive way every year since.
If Philadelphia gave back to them what they give to Philadelphia, Lincoln Financial Field would be packed every Saturday afternoon.
It hasn't translated so far, but the Owls are winning hearts one person at a time.
Let's hope Karma kicks in one day.
Blast from the past: Bernard Pierce helps Darryl Pringle clean up.


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Choosing a college and all that comes with it can be overwhelming for students and their families. Below you will find information about choosing a college, admissions requirements, costs of attendance and so much more.
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The Todd Pletcher-trained colt was just one of nine Preakness entrants on a Baltimore-bound flight that originated in Southern California and stopped in Louisville, Ky., where the Santa Anita-based Caracortado was joined by the Derby winner, Lookin At Lucky, Paddy O'Prado, First Dude, Jackson Bend, Aikenite, Pleasant Prince and Yawanna Twist.
Super Saver was the fourth horse led off the Brook Ledge horse van and would subsequently be bedded down in Stall 40 of the Preakness Stakes Barn, the traditional stall of the Kentucky Derby winner.
Pletcher, who will also saddle Aikenite for a start in his search for his first Preakness victory, expressed delight with the manner in which his horses handled the trip.
"It was one of those trips that went perfectly. Everything loaded on time and the flight was on time and the horses seemed like they both shipped well," said Pletcher, who posed for photographers with the four uniformed members of the Baltimore Police Dept. who had provided the escort. "(Super Saver's) enthusiasm is good, and his energy is good. So far, that phase of it went well."
Lookin At Lucky, who finished sixth as the beaten favorite in the Kentucky Derby following a rough trip from the No. 1 post position, also met his trainer's approval after stepping off the van.
"He looks good. He's happy," said trainer Bob Baffert, who has saddled four Preakness winners. "I wish I felt that good."
Trainer Mike Machowsky reported that Caracortado, who left his Santa Anita barn at 2:45 a.m. Pacific, seemed to handle the cross-country flight in good order.
"Everything seems good," he said. "He just needs a good bath."
D. Wayne Lukas was the first of the Preakness trainers to arrive at Pimlico, after opting to van Dublin and Northern Giant from Churchill Downs on Tuesday. Derek Ryan, a Monmouth Park-based trainer, will ship Schoolyard Dreams Saturday morning for his appearance in the Preakness.


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DENVER — If anyone seemed to be in a comfortable position entering this season with the Avalanche, it was P.A. Parenteau. He was entering the second year of a four-year contract, coming off a season when he led the Avs in goals.
But the NHL isn't about comfort. First-year Avs coach Patrick Roy is relentless in his pursuit of improvement. When that doesn't happen, he makes changes. Parenteau learned that the hard way.
The veteran right wing went from leading scorer last season to healthy scratch recently, along with hearing his name in trade rumors. With the NHL trade deadline coming March 5, Pareanteau says it's been a nervous time for him lately. Now he has a chance to prove his worth to Roy and the rest of Avalanche management, although that comes because of an unfortunate expense of another.
With Alex Tanguay out for the rest of the season after hip surgery on Friday, Parenteau might have gone from expendable to depended-upon again with Roy. The 30-year-old native of Quebec wants to prove to his coach he is worth keeping around.
"Obviously, this season hasn't gone the way I wanted it to. Injuries, a slow start, things like that. But I think I'm going to hit the refresh button and go at it again," Parenteau said. "I'm going to try and play with more confidence. I know I'm an important player on this team, but I know I haven't been playing at the level I'm supposed to play."
It's not like Parenteau has been terrible all season. He scored a game-winning goal just before the Olympic break in New Jersey, and his 10 goals and 28 points in 46 games ranks sixth on the team. But there were some bad games, especially defensively, and when a player like him doesn't make up for it at the offensive end there is trouble.
"Some of my shots haven't gone in and some of my passes haven't been where they should go," Parenteau said. "It's up to me, at the end of the day, to show the coaching staff what I can do."
If anyone can come back from those doubting him, it's Parenteau. He toiled in minor-league obscurity for years before the New York Islanders finally gave him a real shot four years ago. He has been a regular NHL scorer since, but he's well aware this is a "what have you done for me lately?" world in the NHL.
After returning three weeks early from a knee injury, Parenteau was a healthy scratch for a game in Dallas. That same day, reports out of Montreal had Parenteau's name in trade rumors to the Canadiens. Despite being a Quebec native, Parenteau said he does not want to go to Montreal — or to any other team.
"You try not to think about it, but it's not easy, especially when you have a family," Parenteau said. "I love it here. I want to stay here. You don't want to leave a place you love, and you don't want to leave a really good team too, which is what we have here. So, I know this is a really big chance for me now, and I'm planning on making it happen."
When asked recently about the decision to scratch Parenteau, Roy said: "I like P.A. He's a great guy. Unfortunately in this business when you get hurt it gives opportunity for others — and that's what I ask, to take advantage of an opportunity when a player is hurt."
Now, it's Parenteau who has that same opportunity because of Tanguay's injury.
"Really, it's too bad for 'Tangs' and I hate to see that. We're all teammates and friends in here," Parenteau said. "But Patrick is right. When one guy goes down, that creates chances for other guys to step up. And right now, I know I have to be that guy."


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I don't hide it, but I don't advertise either. Worst case scenario, they decide to not be your friend anymore, which makes them look like a dick.
It's foolish to fear what we've yet to see and know. ~Itachi Uchiha
I don't hide it, but I don't announce it to the world either. If someone asks what I'm watching I tell them. If they don't I ignore them.
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Pft, nothing wrong with watching anime. Even if some people think it's "lame", you shouldn't hide who you are. Don't care about what others think of you if they're just gonna bring you down haha. Anywho, I just got into college and met a couple friends who (don't even look like they would) watch anime. And not just the well-known ones. I love talking to them about it. (:
A lot of my other friends watch anime as well. Then again, most of my friends are asian so it's kind of a given. xD Sometimes we'd even watch anime together aha.
Its not something I hide. However, its also something I don 't usually talk about with other people. I tend to let them figure out my interests on their own, haha.
I have no one to hide it from but if it ever came up I would have no issue letting someone know I watch anime. It is just one of my interests and they don't have to share it or even like it. It makes no difference to me. I see no point in hiding who I am from anyone since I am not trying to be friends with anyone or make enemies out of anyone. I do my thing and everyone else does theirs as far as I am concerned.
i have like one friend at school that watches anime at home my mom ma dad and my siblings all watch anime . ppl hate on me cuz i watch anime but id give af . anime is awsome if ya dont like it act like it dsnt exist
people always said i was strange for watching anime. then i would ask if they like wrestling (answer was always yes) and i called them strange for watching half naked guys fight over a belt.
i love anime and video games
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people always said i was strange for watching anime. then i would ask if they like wrestling (answer was always yes) and i called them strange for watching half naked guys fight over a belt.
Agreed. People who like wrestling and NASCAR are very strange....
i most certainly never advertise it. but my close friends know i like it. they dont have a clue about how much time i spend watching it. i also watch a lot of korean shows and even some chinese and Taiwanese stuff too. and listen to the music too. i really do try to keep the extent to which i enjoy asian culture to myself, but i dont try to hide the fact that its one my interests. i do, however, really wish i could share that part of myself with at least a few people in my life. there are so many shows and songs that i love, and i wish i had some one around with which to enjoy then. but then again this stuff is just one fraction of who i am, not all of who i am, so i guess its less that i keep it too myself as it is that i dont make a big deal about it.
i definately consider myself a 22 year old closet nerd. becausei love to game (especially rpg and mmorpg) and because movies and books like lord of the rings are my favorite. but on the outside people think im fun and cool... tis but a rouse!
(ps. maybe is because im a chick, but isnt gaming/being a gamer really frowned upon too in the states? i feel the need to down play my love of video games all the time too. its kinda like sports and shooter games are the only socially acceptable ones. or maybe its just me..)
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I don't hide anything but I don't go out of my way to bring it up in conversation.
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I don't bother trying to hide it, I mean I have anime stuff "liked" on my Facebook so it's kind of obvious.
I don't see why anyone would try to hide the fact that they watch anime. There is nothing weird or strange about it.
I don't, If I enjoy a particular anime, I would tell my friends about it and maybe they might have the interest to watch.
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My close friends know I watch but only a few know just how much t I watch (like that one day last weekend where I watched 26 episodes in 12 hours... I actually told two or three about that only because it was quite the feat and I set a personal record haha). Idt anyone knows that I watch almost every single day. I used to keep my mouth shut tight about it, but now I've mentioned it enough that my friends got used to it. Some of them will mention or bring up that I watch it and I've finally gotten used to the fact that its common knowledge that its an interest of mine.
I still don't feel inclined to tell people I just met, though. It's not that I'm ashamed of it, like the guy who started this thread pointed out it tends to be frowned on in America so I'd rather people get to know me and then find out my "weirder" interests.
Also, meeting a fellow anime fan is always so exciting for me!
Be excellent to each other
I actively seek out others who watch anime or recommend it if "what TV shows I watch" conversation comes up and I've seen something I recently liked.
Could care less what people think - they're the ones missing out anyway.
oh but did you ever know, that i had mine on you?
I used to, I even tell the others in my Radio program at college. They usually just ignore it or make a note of it and move on. I know that most of them find J-pop to be terrible but they don't bother me about it and I hardly mention it. If it bothers you then don't worry about it, that will most likely past and by the time your my age you won't care about what others think.


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Today we listened to Veena Virtuoso, Veenai Jayanthi, a live concert recorded for the Indian Music Society of Minnesota.
During the second hour Sherry Minnick was in the studio performing live.
During the first hour we listened to a special on the music of the Turkman of Iran. It is part of a series of programs on the Ethnic Music of Iran produced by Dan Rein and Baktash Boghrati.
Today we paid a special tribute to Ravi Shankar, who spead the word about the beauty of Indian Classical Music throughout the world.
During the first hour we listened Phil Heywood Live. The concert was recorded at Hosmer Library in January 2011. Recording engineers were Dan Rein and Mario Vano.
We finished the show with some of the best local releases of 2012.
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Nevada's child welfare agency could lose more than $300,000 in funding for failing to meet national performance standards for foster care, adoption and child protective services, officials said.
A report released Wednesday by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services found Nevada falling short in all seven categories of child welfare it reviewed, including the stability of foster care homes where children are placed, timeliness of responding to maltreatment reports and access to mental health and dental care.
No state has passed the federal review, but prior state assessments in Nevada have revealed deficiencies, said Theresa Anderson, deputy administrator with the state Division of Child and Family Services.
"The problem is there's no voice for child welfare," Anderson said, adding that Nevada, like other states across the country, has yet to make child welfare a spending priority.
The state has 90 days to develop an improvement plan and about two years to implement it, Anderson said. Otherwise, the state will risk losing a minimum of $368,955 in federal funds.
The federal report noted the state is good at placing children in foster homes close to their parents or relatives, scheduling hearings for the permanent placement of children within 12 months of entering the system and rigorous licensing and training standards for prospective foster care and adoptive parents.
About 1,700 children in southern Nevada are in foster care, and about 200 are in emergency shelter care in Clark County.
The report did find a lack of services to help children and parents reunite. It also said the state is inconsistent in offering parents visitation or other avenues to strengthen and improve relationships with their children once they have been placed in foster care.


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Kan. Abortion Providers To Proceed With Lawsuit Over Abortion Clinic Regulations
October 28, 2011 — Unsatisfied with Kansas' final version of abortion clinic regulations, three of the state's abortion providers plan to challenge the matter in court, the AP/Washington Post reports. According to the plaintiffs' attorneys, the revised regulations -- slated to take effect Nov. 14 -- still impose "irrational" requirements on abortion providers (AP/Washington Post, 10/27).
The regulations are part of a new law that requires abortion clinics to undergo inspections and obtain licenses. In July, U.S. District Judge Carlos Murguia issued a temporary injunction against the law until a trial is held in a lawsuit filed by two abortion providers. The law would have authorized the health department to write standards for buildings and equipment, issue annual licenses for clinics, fine clinics for non-compliance and go to court to close clinics.
The final version of the rules remove earlier specifications for room sizes, allow clinics more flexibility in setting room temperatures and lower the number of required medications and equipment that must be stocked. However, most of the provisions are unchanged, including rules that require abortion providers to have privileges at local hospitals and permit the state health department to review patients' medical records (Women's Health Policy Report, 10/24).
"They made some important changes, which is good, but unfortunately, they have left a lot in that is unacceptable," Bonnie Scott Jones, a Center for Reproductive Rights attorney representing a Kansas abortion clinic, said. She added, "They're still extremely burdensome in multiple ways, so they still do need to be challenged."
Jones said the regulations retain a rule stipulating that only physicians may administer drugs, which would prevent physician assistants from providing over-the-counter pain medications. Cheryl Pilate, another plaintiffs' attorney, said the permanent rules include "medically unnecessary restrictions," such as a requirement that patients stay in recovery rooms for up to one hour.
Kansas Department of Health and Environment spokesperson Miranda Steele said the state "will move forward as we can legally, however we need to do our jobs within the rule of law" (AP/Washington Post, 10/27).


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Living in the shadow of all the big-block-powered street crushers GM produced in the '60s, the high-performance small-block cars of the day had good reputations for taking on Brand X and coming out winners.
One of the top performers was the '66-67 L-79 equipped Nova. With high-revving 327s and lightweight bodies, the mouse-motored Chevy IIs caught more than a few big-block owners by surprise, especially when in the hands of racers like Bill "Grumpy" Jenkins.
Jerry Montgomery's favorite Bow Tie has always been the '66-67 Chevy II/Nova. In his eyes, the lines are perfection, the proportions beautiful, and overall a fantastic looking piece of Detroit iron. After building and later selling a Pro Street-style shoebox Nova, Jerry wanted another Chevy II project with a more street-oriented theme. On the outside the car needed to look stock except for wheels and tires, but underneath pack a modern punch equivalent of the L-79 cars from the '60s.
The foundation for the project was an all-original, rust-free '66 Chevy II sedan that Jerry found in Bedford, Ohio, in 1998. He liked the sedan because so many cars were hardtops that it stood out more. The previous owner had only been in possession of the car a few months after driving it back from Missouri, where the car had spent all its life. With too many projects already going on, the '66 with straight six power and three-on-the-tree gearbox was sold to Jerry, who drove it home, and over four summers enjoyed it as it was. Then the time came to treat the deuce to a complete rebuild with some modern flavor.
The entire car was stripped down, the body mounted on a rotisserie and the original paint removed, exposing virtually rust-free factory sheetmetal. The usual dents and dings were massaged out, the original chrome and stainless re-plated/reconditioned, and polished, and the body prepped for being coated in GM Torch Red paint from PPG. There would be no modifications, as in Jerry's eyes, GM did it right and it was hard to improve upon perfection.
While this was going on, a Martz Chassis front clip was assembled to take care of steering and suspension duties up front.
Out back, the factory monoleaf springs were scrapped in favor of multileaf units attached to a 12-bolt rear stuffed with Moser parts, 4.10 gears and a Posi unit. Putting the car back together, Jerry hand-fabricated a set of subframe connectors to give the Chevy II some extra structural rigidity. Wilwood brakes handle stopping duties at all four corners.
For power, Jerry wanted something modern, but paid homage to its L-79 predecessor. His choice was a GM Performance Parts Ramjet 350 mated to 700R4 transmission built by Stratton Transmission in Shelby, Ohio. With 350 hp at 5,200 rpm and 400 lb-ft of torque at 3,500, the Ramjet mouse packed the same hp rating as the old L-79-more than enough to give the lightweight compact neck-snapping acceleration.
Inside, the Chevy II stock bench seat was recovered in tan leather by Huy Doan at Doan Upholstery in Mansfield, Ohio. Huy also took care of refurbishing the rest of the interior, including the custom-made door panels. Chevy II Only out of Mt. Washington, Kentucky, supplied replacement glass so vision was crystal clear inside the car.
To keep tabs on the crate engine, Jerry installed a Dakota Digital dash unit along with an ididit Inc. steering column and billet steering wheel. A Pioneer stereo supplies cruising tunes to complement the rumble of the small-block, while a Vintage Air Sure-Fit A/C unit keeps everyone comfortable. Finishing things off are a set of Budnik aluminum wheels with BFGoodrich G-force T/A rubber.
It took four years for Jerry to completely refurbish, modernize, and do his best to improve upon the perfection GM came out with in the fall of 1965, and from the looks his '66 manages to do just that.


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Many a football club has a defining philosophy. For some, it is about an emphasis on pleasing passing, an addiction to adventure and attack or a futuristic faith in youth. For Stoke City, it is about spirit. "If we get beat, we get beat, but we'll never give up," said Kenwyne Jones. "Here at Stoke City we play for 90 minutes."
They proved it. The Premier League's longest unbeaten home record was preserved in the dying seconds by the substitute Cameron Jerome. "We have great team spirit and we fought back and fought hard, even with 10 men," he said. Despite Steven Nzonzi's red card, which Stoke hope will be rescinded when they appeal, City showed that comebacks are not confined to the two Manchester clubs. Stoke have conceded the opening goal in their past four games at the Britannia Stadium but recovered to claim eight points. Four came in the space of as many days.
"That comes from pride," Jones added. "This is our job. No one wants to lose so you're not just going to stand there and accept defeat. Everyone knows what Stoke City is about and they have seen it time and time again. That is just another day for us." Not quite: having kicked off with the division's tightest defence and having had the fewest shots on target, they were unlikely participants in a six-goal thriller.
Southampton, exploiting Stoke's uncharacteristic frailty against crosses, scored as many times as the previous seven visitors to the Britannia Stadium had between them. "The manner in which we conceded our goals was so sloppy and the boys at the back will be disappointed with that," Jerome said. But if Stoke are sustained by their honesty, they were rescued by a replacement.
Trailing 3-1, Tony Pulis had the choice of three striking substitutes: Michael Owen, scorer of 40 goals for England; Peter Crouch, who has mustered 22 and is City's reigning player of the year; and the unheralded Jerome.
He plumped for the last and reaped a reward. There was method behind the seeming madness. Pulis values honest endeavour and eschews glamour but if Jerome, rarely prolific but invariably industrious, seems the embodiment of Stoke, his manager sees a catalytic figure. "Once a game opens up he has so much energy and pace. He influences them so much," said Pulis.
He provided the definition of an impact substitute with a glorious 33-yard, 70mph, 90th-minute equaliser. "I hope it's the goal of the season," said Jones. It may have secured him the role that tends to be regarded as the unwanted compliment, as the resident super-sub. "The manager chooses his team and you just have to accept that," said Jerome.
While Stoke's saviour started on the bench, Southampton's most illustrious player remained there. "It wasn't the day for Gastón Ramírez, who is an outstanding talent," said manager Nigel Adkins, fearful of a culture shock for the Uruguayan. "It would have been a big welcome to English football." Jerome's late leveller notwithstanding, a beaming Adkins emerged more confident that Southampton will not be bidding farewell to the Premier League.
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FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. — An Arizona man is facing serious injuries after Flagstaff police say two men attacked him with a machete.
Police say the unidentified victim was attacked Saturday and suffered injuries to his face, head, back and one of his legs.
The victim told police that he was targeted by the pair because of an earlier confrontation.
Police say they have identified one of the suspects in the attack as 19-year-old Andrew James Jaurequi, of Flagstaff. The second suspect, who authorities say goes by the name "Sauce," has not been positively identified.
The condition of the victim is not known.


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East Webster shuts out Vardaman
VARDAMAN – The East Webster Wolverines used a 178-yard rushing effort by Demetrius O'Briant to help 390 yards of total offense to defeat Vardaman on the road 37-0.
Bolo McCurry got the scoring starting for East Webster (3-0) with 6 seconds remaining in the first quarter with an 11-yard run.
The Wolverines hit a big play in the second quarter when quarterback Ledrick Patterson found Tyler Griggs on a 58-yard scoring pass. O'Briant ran in the two-point conversion after the earlier extra point failed and East Webster held a 14-0 lead.
In the third quarter, O'Briant had a 15-yard run for a touchdown to extend the margin to 21-0, then put the game away in the fourth quarter with a pair of 8-yard scoring runs by Tamakis Bell.
The Wolvierines scored once more on a team safety when Vardaman snapped the football over the head of the punter out of the end zone.
Bell followed O'Briant in the rushing department with 91 yards on 14 carries as East Webster totaled 325 yards on the ground.
Defensively, Lilton Vance had 12 total tackles and a pass deflection for the Wolverines and Xavier Moye added 10 tackles.
"Things went well obviously," East Webster coach Jimmy Carden said. "We did turn it over a couple of times, but the offensive line took over the ball game pretty quick. We had a couple of drives that we didn't score on that we drove down inside the 20 and got a penalty or two.
"The offense clicked really well and the defense bent a little but didn't break, but in the second half they played real well. It was a good football game for us and I was proud of the kids."
The Wolverines return home next Friday hosting Houlka in a game that was originally scheduled to be played on the road.