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Tajh Boyd or Jameis Winston?
Winston or Boyd?
You can't go wrong with either of them, but Boyd has been consistently great in carrying No. 3 Clemson this season.
There's no way Clemson is undefeated without Boyd, which proves his worth to the Tigers. I'm not sure the same can be said about Winston, Florida State's remarkable freshman.
Winston has been spectacular, but FSU might be undefeated with someone else at QB.
Boyd has completed 66.5 percent of his attempts for 1,783 yards, 15 TDs and only two interceptions, both of which came in the win over Syracuse. BTW, he also threw for 455 yards and five TD passes in that game.
He accounted for all five TDs — three passing and two rushing — in the 38-35 win over Georgia, all three TDs in a 26-14 win over N.C. State and rallied the Tigers in their 24-14 win over Boston College on Saturday. His 6-yard run in the fourth quarter was the go-ahead TD.
I look forward to seeing Boyd and Winston on the same field Saturday night.
Team of the Midseason
So far, so good for Clemson. The Tigers have had scares against Georgia, N.C. State and Boston College, but have displayed a new identity and desire. They might struggle against teams they should defeat, but instead of slipping up like in the past, they're winning them this season. The defense has been surprisingly good — 10th in the nation in points allowed (16.2 a game) — and Boyd has done what it takes to win the close ones.
Surprise team of the Midseason
Maryland (5-1) had so many injuries at quarterback last season, the Terrapins had to move a linebacker behind center. They've received strong QB play this year from C.J. Brown and Caleb Rowe and could finish the season with 10 wins, if they can defeat Virginia Tech on Nov. 16. Make sure to check out WR Stefon Diggs, a true deep threat and dangerous return guy.
Surprise Player of the Midseason
Winston, right? You bet. The hope and hype was there, but Winston has surpassed that with a remarkable start to his career. Florida State hasn't faced a top-ranked team or played in a truly hostile environment, so we'll know a lot more about Winston after Saturday night's game at Clemson. Nothing has seemed to affect him so far. Check out these stats: 1,441 yards passing, 17 TDs, two picks and a 213.9 passing efficiency, which have generated some Heisman hype.
Top Defensive Player of the Midseason
Clemson DE Vic Beasley finished strong last year, and has continued that momentum through the first six games this season. He leads the FBS with nine sacks and has generally caused havoc for any team the Tigers have played. At 235 pounds, Beasley is a smaller DE, but he's developed an impressive bull rush to go with his superior quickness. Beasley has 15 sacks in his past 12 games and returned a fumble for a TD in the win over BC.
Freshman of the Midseason
More Winston love here. Honorable mention goes to Pitt WR Tyler Boyd (25 catches for 445 yards) and RB James Conner (354 yards rushing), who are off to great starts, as is Virginia Tech CB Brandon Facyson, who leads the ACC with four interceptions.
Top five games of the second half
1. Florida State at Clemson, Saturday
2. Miami at Florida State, Nov. 2
3. Virginia Tech at Miami, Nov. 9
4. Clemson at South Carolina, Nov. 30
5. Clemson at Maryland, Oct. 26
SEC awards
Check out the SEC Midseason awards here.
Also, help Johnny Manziel pick out his Halloween costume.
October 17th, 2013
8:38 pm
FootballTopFan(c) congratulates Tuskegee Golden Tigers running back Hoderick Lowe for scoring four (4) touchdowns in their win over the Morehouse Maroon Tigers !!!
Hoderick Lowe is a true freshman from Grady High School in Atlanta, Georgia.
October 17th, 2013
4:12 pm
This game should be a fun one to watch! Superstar Veteran vs. Superstar Rookie…
October 17th, 2013
11:55 am
Famous Jameis has been impressive thus far, but Boyd is a known quantity.
Hard to argue with that logic.
October 17th, 2013
11:17 am
Boyd has a QBR of 73 in the NCAA, Winston is no 10. Noles roll in Clempson.
October 17th, 2013
10:51 am
Falcons keep losing and they'll get early picks to get one of those Ignitio!
Andy agree..both Boyd and Winston are Super players..also looking forward to game this week (battle of Boyd vs Winston) I like both teams..
1. FSU by 3
2. FSU by 7
3. VT by 9
4. Clemson by 14
5. Clemson by 6
6 Anybody over GT
7. Anybody over Falcons
8 Anybody over Braves
9 Anybody better than Wren and Fredi G
Braves players were stupid not to catch Chippers opening pitch..he did more for Braves than any player in in last 17 years…one of the best. Oh yes, he was right on 4 game play-off as was most fans. Sometimes it hurts to tell the truth.
Good day.
October 17th, 2013
9:42 am
Based on experience, Boyd is WAY ahead of Winston. He single-handedly took apart LSU in that bowl game last season.
October 17th, 2013
9:24 am
Come on FSU and Winston are putting up video game numbers.
I want the Falcons to draft Vic Beasley in the first and Attoachu in the second and that will sure up our pass rush & increase our versatility since they can both play as OLB's/DE's.

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When the stock exchange reopened after four days, great volume trades were seen across the board. Post-Sandy, home improvement stocks like Home Depot and Lowe's saw big surges while tech stocks took a fall. However, among the most noticeable winners were US automakers Ford (NYSE: F) and General Motors (NYSE: GM). Ford, which reported Q3 earnings a day earlier, beat EPS forecasts by $0.10, reporting EPS of $0.40, and beat revenues by $800 million. General Motors is also back with a bang! Its Q3 EPS of $0.85 beat estimates by $0.25 and revenues of $37.6 billion beat estimates by $1.9 billion.
Compared to Ford which beat analyst EPS estimates by 32%, General Motors beat estimates by 36%, which translated into GM's stock closing 9.5% higher with Ford's up 7.7%. What remained common between their earnings report was their remarkable performance in their North American segments amidst losses in European segments. In International segments, both companies reported mixed results but Asia remained profitable overall for both automakers. Let's look at a summary of GM's third quarter earnings.
Q3 Highlights
- General Motor's adjusted EBIT stood at $2.3 billion, about $100 million better than a year ago.
- Four out of five of GM's business units were profitable. The only loss-making unit was GME (European operations) that faced an adjusted loss before interest and taxes of $500 million.
- Free Cash Flows generated in Q3 were $1.2 billion bringing the year-to-date total to $3.2 billion. This is a $1 billion improvement from last year.
- Capital spending on new products, plant and equipment was set at roughly $8 billion annually, up from about $6.2 billion last year.
- GM faced $1.3 billion year-over-year negative impact of unfavorable foreign exchange translation.
- Effective tax rate this quarter was about 20%, compared to less than 6% last year.
- GM faced a $100 million special one-time impairment of goodwill in Korean operations. This charge reduced diluted EPS by $0.04.
- Change of various important items and indicators from Q3 last year is summarized in the table below.
North America
In North America, as mentioned earlier, the company did pretty well. 62% of its revenues came from the region, yet it lost more than 2% of its market share. Honda and Toyota are now back in the picture with their inventories back to normal levels. Last year, in the same quarter, GM was able to achieve better results because of Honda and Toyota's post-tsunami supply running low. Not anymore! Presently, both of GM's Japanese rivals have their market shares following upward trajectories than the US automaker.
In Europe, the company has lost money for over a decade now. Since 1999, GM has lost about $17.3 billion in the region. In the latest quarter, approximately $500 million was lost due to unfavorable FX translation as Dollar strengthened against the Euro. Adjusted EBIT margin in the region was in the red, -9.4%. Losses in Europe for FY2012 are expected to be between $1.5 billion - $1.8 billion. GM's management promises slightly better results in 2013 but losses will continue.
Such disappointing results led me to question whether GM should continue its European operations? GM made some good moves in Europe lately. They've started restructuring by cutting jobs in Europe in order to save some millions. This year, $300 million is expected to be saved in costs from job cuts and an additional $500 million is expected to be saved in the next two years. They've also cut down on inventory. This year's production is down 27% from last year and finished goods inventory is down by $400 million from Q2 this year.
Another positive move in the region is GM's alliance with French automaker PSA Peugeot Citroen (NASDAQOTH: PEUGY.PK), under which both companies would jointly develop small and mid-size cars, vans and utility vehicles. The companies are also nearing the closure of a deal that will help them reduce costs by shared purchasing of inputs. The alliance will help GM understand the European demand in local perspective and design products more welcomed in the region. Ford needs to look out as GM's better positioning in the region could further dent Ford's revenues in Europe.
The international segment took an unfavorable impact of $300 million lost in forex translations. However, the region was the second best performing segment for GM as the current quarter was GMIO's fourth consecutive quarter of improved performance. Most of this improvement comes from China where GM is becoming the market leader. In China alone, GM holds a 14.4% share of the auto-market as of Q3, which is up 0.7% year-to-date. The strength in Chinese demand can be seen from GM's increasing production in the country.
South America
Despite a decrease in net revenues, GM was able to achieve a net profit of $144 million this quarter, compared to last year's $44 milion loss. The company lost a portion of its market share in South America, just like other regions, and the management justifies it with older product offerings in the region. But with plans to launch seven new models in Brazil, the company is expected to swing more profits from this emerging market in the years to come.
Follow the Contrarians
For a quick look at what lies beyond Q3 for the US automaker, click here. We may be looking at a turnaround for GM. The company's operations are expected to improve once the Europe problems are taken care of and we start seeing newer models on the road. Until then, be Foolish and follow your contrarian neighbour next door. Sell when everyone's buying and buy when everyone's selling. The stock is clearly overbought at the moment. As Buffett would say, 'be fearful when others are greedy'.
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Bryan Wilgocki works in ticket sales with the Phantoms. The Schenectady, NY native recently graduated from Cazenovia College in 2012 with a bachelor's degree in Professional studies. Throughout his time at Cazenovia, Bryan played both ice-hockey and baseball for four years. Bryan also served as the intern baseball coach for the 2011-12 fall season.
Bryan started this season as an Inside Sales Representative and is in his second season as part of the Phantoms team.


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Pernicious Anemia and Vitamin B-12 Deficiency
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD
Melissa Conrad Stöppler, MD, is a U.S. board-certified Anatomic Pathologist with subspecialty training in the fields of Experimental and Molecular Pathology. Dr. Stöppler's educational background includes a BA with Highest Distinction from the University of Virginia and an MD from the University of North Carolina. She completed residency training in Anatomic Pathology at Georgetown University followed by subspecialty fellowship training in molecular diagnostics and experimental pathology.
Charles Patrick Davis, MD, PhD
Dr. Charles "Pat" Davis, MD, PhD, is a board certified Emergency Medicine doctor who currently practices as a consultant and staff member for hospitals. He has a PhD in Microbiology (UT at Austin), and the MD (Univ. Texas Medical Branch, Galveston). He is a Clinical Professor (retired) in the Division of Emergency Medicine, UT Health Science Center at San Antonio, and has been the Chief of Emergency Medicine at UT Medical Branch and at UTHSCSA with over 250 publications.
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Pernicious anemia facts
- Pernicious anemia is a condition caused by too little vitamin B12 in the body. It is a form of vitamin B12 deficiency anemia.
- Vitamin B12 helps the body make healthy red blood cells and helps keep nerve cells healthy. It is found in animal foods, including meat, fish, eggs, milk, and other dairy products.
- The most common cause of pernicious anemia is the loss of stomach cells that make intrinsic factor. Intrinsic factor helps the body absorb vitamin B12 in the intestine. The loss of parietal cells may be due to destruction by the body's own immune system.
- Pernicious anemia can cause permanent damage to nerves and other organs if it goes on for a long time without being treated. It also raises the risk for developing stomach cancer.
- Common signs and symptoms of pernicious anemia are:
- Feeling tired and weak
- Tingling and numbness in hands and feet
- A bright red, smooth tongue
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- Pernicious anemia is diagnosed using family history and medical history, a physical exam, and diagnostic tests and procedures.
- Pernicious anemia is easy to treat with vitamin B12 pills or shots as well as diet changes. Life-long treatment is needed.
- Complications caused by untreated pernicious anemia may be reversible with treatment.
- Doctors don't know how to prevent pernicious anemia that is caused by the immune system destroying stomach cells.
- Eating foods high in vitamin B12 and folic acid can help prevent vitamin B12 deficiency caused by a poor diet.
What is pernicious anemia?
Anemia is a condition in which the body does not have a sufficient number of red blood cells or hemoglobin. Hemoglobin is present within red blood cells and is important for carrying oxygen to all tissues of the body. In males, anemia is typically defined as hemoglobin level of less than 13.5 gram/100ml, while in women, a hemoglobin level of less than 12.0 gram/100ml is considered to be indicative of anemia. These definitions may vary slightly depending on the source and the laboratory reference used. Pernicious is a term that means destructive, injurious or deadly.
Anemia can result from disruptions in the production of red blood cells or hemoglobin as well as from an increased destruction of red blood cells or loss of blood.
Pernicious anemia is a disease where large, immature, nucleated cells (megaloblasts, which are forerunners of red blood cells) circulate in the blood, and do not function as blood cells; it is a disease caused by impaired uptake of vitamin B-12 due to the lack of intrinsic factor (IF) in the gastric mucosa. It was termed "pernicious" because before it was learned that vitamin B-12 could treat the anemia, most people that developed the disease died from it.
Pernicious anemia is due to an inability to absorb vitamin B-12 (also known as cobalamin or Cbl) from the gastrointestinal tract. Humans get vitamin B-12 from animal products; both meat and dairy products are dietary sources of vitamin B-12. The body is able to store vitamin B-12 for a long time, so inadequate dietary intake must persist for years before a true deficiency of vitamin B-12 is reached. Because of this, the symptoms of pernicious anemia usually do not appear for years. While pernicious anemia is most commonly diagnosed in adults with an average age of 60, a rare, congenital (inborn) type of pernicious anemia has been described.
As with other causes of anemia, symptoms related to decreased oxygen-carrying capacity of the blood can include tiredness and shortness of breath. Vitamin B-12 deficiency also interferes with the function of the nervous system, and symptoms due to nervous system damage may be apparent even before the anemia is discovered.
Pernicious anemia is most common in Caucasian persons of northern European ancestry than in other racial groups. Pernicious anemia is also termed Biermer's or Addison's anemia.
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VANCOUVER -- Andrew Harris scored the game's lone touchdown in the B.C. Lions' 17-6 win over the Saskatchewan Roughriders in CFL action Saturday night.
Harris' touchdown came late in the first quarter of the league's final regular season game.
The game had no influence on playoff seeding. B.C. (13-5) had already clinched home turf for the West Division final Nov. 18. Saskatchewan (8-10) will visit Calgary in the semifinal next weekend.
Harris finished with 57 yards rushing on nine attempts and ended the season with 1,830 yards from scrimmage, becoming just the second Canadian to lead the CFL in that category.
After the Lions pinned the Riders at their own four-yard-line and the visitors went two-and-out, B.C. got the ball back at the 31-yard line. Following a completion to Shawn Gore for 12 yards, Harris ran the next play for 19 yards into the end zone at 13:50 of the first.
Paul McCallum scored the other B.C. points -- three field goals, a convert and a single. With that he became the CFL's leading scorer for the second year in a row.
Travis Lulay started at quarterback after two games on the sidelines with a sore shoulder and passed for 88 yards in just over a quarter of work before Mike Reilly came in to finish the game. Reilly went 9-for-13 for 101 yards as well as 34 yards rushing.
Third-stringer Thomas DeMarco came in with five minutes to go in the fourth and had 56 yards on 6-of-7 passing, including a 14-yard pass to Ernest Jackson that kept the drive alive. He then found Eric Moore for 19 yards with under two minutes to play that set up the final field goal.
Sandro DeAngelis had the lone points for Saskatchewan, a field goal in each half.
Saturday was Riders quarterback Drew Willy's second career start in the CFL. J.T. O'Sullivan, the one-time San Francisco 49ers starter, took over behind centre in the second half.
Darian Durant was given the night off to rest. He suffered a helmet-to-helmet blow last Saturday but will likely be behind centre in Calgary.
Adam Bighill, B.C.'s nomination for Most Outstanding Defensive Player, had an interception and surpassed the century mark in tackles with eight on the evening.
NOTES: There were 36,357 fans at B.C. Place Stadium. ... Saskatchewan won the last meeting between the clubs 27-21 on Sept. 29.
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The Capital Grille - NY – Time Life Building
- Address:
120 West 51st Street, Time Life Bldg.
New York, NY 10020Neighborhood:
Midtown West
- Cuisine:
SteakhousePrice: $50 and over
The Capital Grille - NY – Time Life Building
- Dining Style: Fine Dining
- Website: http://www.capitalgrille.com/
- Phone: 2122460154x
- Hours of Operation:
Lunch: Monday - Friday: 11:30am - 3:00pm
Dinner: Monday - Saturday: 4:00pm - 11:00pm, Sunday: 4:00pm - 10:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Carte Blanche,Diners Club,Discover,JCB,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Steak, Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Peter Menard
- Dress Code: Business Casual
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Chef's Table, Full Bar, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Private Room, Takeout, Wine
- Special Events: For group dining or other special events, please contact our Sales and Marketing Manager today. Can accommodate up to 35 guests per private dining room.
A word from The Capital Grille - NY – Time Life Building
You are cordially invited to join us for an evening or afternoon of relaxed elegance and exceptional cuisine. Our impressive menu of nationally renowned dry aged steaks and the freshest of seafood will ignite your culinary imagination as our award-winning wine list of more than 5,000 bottles awakens your inner sommelier. And as our gracious, knowledgeable servers delight you with their uncanny ability to anticipate your every need, you'll experience firsthand why the American Culinary Federation recently bestowed upon us their "Achievement of Excellence Award." Whether you're celebrating a special occasion or hosting a business luncheon or dinner, we can help you flawlessly pull off any private dining event. Our event planning staff has extensive experience and the ideal materials to work with—a capital setting, distinctive food and unmatched service.Continued
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The Capital Grille - NY – Time Life Building reviews from OpenTable diners
326 reviews since May 26, 2014
- Food4.4Service4.3
- Ambiance4.4Noise LevelModerate
special occasion (193)notable wine list (135)romantic (112)good for groups (106)fit for foodies (105)great for lunch (76)vibrant bar scene (50)neighborhood gem (39)hot spot (29)late-night find (20)great for brunch (19)kid-friendly (10)scenic view (7)great for outdoor dining (3)Show More
- Very ordinaryEmg7855VIPDined on 9/19/2014The food was very ordinary. I ordered the fish special, my companion the steak, both were ok but nothing special considering the cost. Our server, however, was wonderful.
- Not worth the costWeedyVIPDined on 9/17/2014The atmosphere is predictable for the chain, and is nice enough. But the food is adequate at best, to bland. And at the prices they charge, there are far better options in the midtown area. Would not return.
- steakOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014I love my steak and capital grill is a great place for a premium steak. Great service and wine list is also a plus.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 9/14/2014if you are going to see a broadway show, the capital grille on 51 street is a good place to dining before the show, the food is excellent. make sure you ask for theatre manu, because the price is about half of the regular.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always very enjoyable!Cas9VIPDined on 9/14/2014This restaurant rarely disappoints, which is why we keep coming back. The service was exceptional as was the food.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always goodPabloVIPDined on 9/13/2014Capital Grille is always good. Excellent steaks, great sides, good service. A favorite steakhouse. Only but is that it is totally predictable. How about changing the menu once a decade? How about Home fries. How about seasonal salads. CG seems stuck.Special Features:
- Birthday DinnerkyledrinkDined on 9/13/2014Overall, it was a great experience. Also, great location in proximity to Time Square. We walked to Broadway in less than 10 minutes.Special Features:
- 40th birthday40thGNODined on 9/12/2014When we made the reservation we noted that it was a 40th birthday party dinner. From the moment we arrived they made the evening special. There were sparkles on the table and a birthday card! The food was fabulous and well paced. The server was friendly but not obtrusive. At the end of dinner we were brought the most delicious cheesecake with a candle. A great way to start an evening out!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Fantastic EveningOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 9/11/2014We took advantage of the wonderful pre-theater menu at the Capital Grille. The food was perfectly prepared and our server, Ed Sullivan ( brought back memories ) was as outstanding as the food. The restaurant's wine list has offerings to satisfy all preferences. The capital Grille and staff provided us with a memorable evening during our visit to New York CitySpecial Features:
- More to doOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 9/6/2014If the managers are going to walk around and talk with different groups and tables, I suggest they do it with ALL of the tables. Those not visited might take offense in being neglected.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Bad WaitressLauraDined on 9/6/2014We have been to this restaurant before, and although the food is very good and the location is perfect for a pre-theatre dinner, the service this time was terrible. Our waitress was surly and not at all friendly or helpful. When I asked if there was a price fixed menu, she looked annoyed and took about 10 minutes to bring it to us. When our friend ordered his 2nd martini, and she was shaking the drink by our table, she lost control of the shaker, the top hit my water glass, and ice water was spilled all over the table and our friend. We tried to make light of this accident, but the waitress never even apologized for her mistake. Her bad attitude ruined our very expensive dinner. I will go somewhere else next time I go to the theatre.I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great everything!FoodieVIPDined on 9/4/2014I love this restaurant! Is always consistently excellent! I get the price fix pre-theater menu which is a great bargain! We had a wonderful waiter named Ed who is so accommodating to special needs. Perfect lamb chops!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Disappointing considering the priceSebastianDined on 8/31/2014It seemed ridiculous to be in New York and not eat steak one night. So choosing a 4* recommendation ought to have been a safe choice. Unfortunately this restaurant doesn't seem to know how to do a pepper steak cooked blue. Both surfaces were thickly coated in an oddly unspicy ground pepper mix. Unfortunately this combined with an insufficiently hot pan meant the surfaces failed to caramelise and the meat tasted of almost nothing. Rest of meal ok and wine list good. But steak is supposed to be the place's raison d'etre!Special Features:
- Bad ExperienceHuntGarDined on 8/29/2014I know the Capital Grille is a very nice place and it was my wife and I's first visit to a Capital Grille. We have always dined at Ruth's Chris. We decided to try Capital Grille. The service was not at all what we expected. Our waitress never came back to ask about our food, which was way undercooked, took a long time to be served, and the restaurant was empty. Our waitress walked DIRECTLY past us 5 times without looking or saying anything. My wife and I just sort of laughed it off, made the most of it, ate about a quarter of the dinner, a Filet and a Rib eye, and left. I was very disappointed in the service and the food.
- Enjoyable diningCas9VIPDined on 8/24/2014Capitol Grille rarely disappoints. This time was mostly on par with our other visits. The food was delicious as always. Our server this time was a bit abrupt, which is atypical. Usually stellar service complements excellent food. Don't miss the opportunity to enjoy this restaurant if you are in the area.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Stellar meal - even better serviceRichVIPDined on 8/23/2014My wife and I really enjoyed our latest visit to the Time Life location that we prefer to the one in Paramus, NJ. My Kona steak was cooked to perfection. And we both enjoyed the Generous Pour event, hosted by our server Hannah, who was absolutely wonderful. We had several conversations with her during the evening, to the point where she confessed that I looked just like her boyfriend's dad (and she had the picture to prove it). This Capital Grille location never fails to shine.Special Features:
- Great for BirthdayBOB87Dined on 8/23/2014Wonderful place to celebrate a special occasion. Our waitress was excellent. My husband enjoyed his 87th birthday with all the special birthday touches that they provide. We had the Pre theater dinner. It was an excellent value with very good food.Special Features:
- Business Lunch Done RightlalaVIPDined on 8/18/2014Service and portions were just right. Lamb cooked to perfection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous Full Service BarOpenTable Diner Since 2011Dined on 8/17/2014We had dinner at the bar and Mike the bartender was amazing. He is a treasure and a true professional!!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- LelandDined on 8/16/2014Went for the pre/fixed menu for the theatre and it was great!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- deliciouscaroleecarolieDined on 8/15/2014I went for restaurant week and everything was great. The steaks we ordered were cooked to perfection and all sides, salads, and desserts were wonderful. The service was great, out to help you in any way with a big smile. The manager even stopped by every table to see if all was ok. The perfect pour deal was a little sub par...I found all the wines they offered in the tasting a little too sweet. However the waiter was very knowledgeable and was prompt in bringing over the next wine I requested. Great experience, would recommend 100%Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always reliableOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 8/15/2014I usually ignore "restaurant week" menus because they tend to contain the least interesting dishes. But the $38 menu at Capital Grille is a great deal. We each had the caesar salad to start, then I had the 8 oz filet mignon and my companion ordered the NY steak. The steaks were delicious and cooked perfectly. The $38 menu included dessert. We combined this deal with the "generous pour" and for an additional $25 each we were able to sample 3 white wines and at least 4 reds. A great meal at a great price.I would recommend this to a friend.
- food quality was offCrafty2121Dined on 8/15/2014Usually, a fabulous meal and great service. Although our requests were met. We had a great, attentive waiter. However, the food quality was off. Thought it was just me since I have dietary restrictions, but both of my family members felt the same way. On the positive side, had a great table, desserts were delicious and service was great! The Paramus, NJ location has far superior food quality in our opinion. But NYC is still a nice place to experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Super AnniversaryjojoDined on 8/15/2014Made reservations for 3 per opentable to Capital Grille and mentioned it was our anniversary. We were greeted very friendly even though we were an 1/2 hour early, said our table would be ready shortly. When we got to the table there was confetti and a card wishing us a Happy Anniversary. At the end of the meal they brought out a special dessert and 3 glasses of champagne. Service was impeccable food delicious, an outstanding experience.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- WastingfoodisasinVIPDined on 8/15/2014This was the fifth time to dine at Capital Grille during NYC RW 2014 Summer and to enjoyed the Generous Pour, 7 variety flights of California wine. Ambience was as good as one near Wall Street. Service was the best among three in manhattan.I would recommend this to a friend.
- I love Capital GrilleDannieTDined on 8/15/2014I always enjoy going to capital grille. Lunchtime was no different as it was my first time. Too much to eat at once.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Typical SteakhouseEdNYCDined on 8/15/2014Space looks like a typical steakhouse, dark wood paneling with added fake deer heads to the décor. My low rating has to do with the poor service. Not only was it slow, but they managed to mix up all the steaks and their degree of cooking. Took us a while to figure and sort it out.Special Features:
- A very pleasant eveningOutToDineDined on 8/14/2014The service is truly excellent. They did everything they could to make this a perfect evening.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A good restaurant week meal but...IenjoyeatingoutVIPDined on 8/14/2014I lunched at Capital Grill with 3 friends taking advantage of a nice Restaurant Week menu. The restaurant is very nicely decorated, and the food was very good, as expected (I have eaten here a couple of times before). We were however very disappointed with our waitress. While not rude, she was very curt and seemed unhappy to be serving a restaurant week table. Her demeanor perked up a bit about the time we asked for the check. This is different than my past experiences dining here. I will return but will ask for a different table if I am seated in her section.Special Features:
- Gabe the bartender is amazing!alibaby7Dined on 8/13/2014Had a reservation for 6 in the restaurant, and was persuaded by Gabe to stay in the bar area and have our dinner there. It was amazing food, as usual, and superb service! Such a nice man, and wonderful bartender. Will definitely be coming back soon!!!Special Features:
- Exceeded ExpectationsMadisonDined on 8/13/2014We enjoyed a restaurant week dinner, and the "generous pour" wine pairing with friends - The hostess was efficient and friendly, our waiter (Jimmy) was excellent, all of the meals were perfect . . . We will be back -I would recommend this to a friend.
- LOVED IT!!Bella4VIPDined on 8/13/2014The food was cooked to perfection!! The steak and lobster tail were delicious -- melted in your mouth!! Service was great!! Would highly recommend!!Special Features:
- Pre theatre dinnerFoodie47Dined on 8/13/2014Our group had a delightful experience the other night. Pre-theatre menu, as well as the restaurant week menu, had excellent value. I had the kona sirloin and it was a delicious piece of meat:cooked exactly as requested and buttery soft. The menu choices were substantial and two in our party couldn't finish their steaks, not the usual problem with a pre-theater menu. Service was perfect and we are not easily pleased. Looking forward to our return.Special Features:
- Consistent GemConsistentVIPDined on 8/13/2014Always great whether it is lunch, dinner, restaurant week or at the bar bites. Waiter was knowledgeable, friendly and very professionalSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/12/2014Great food, great wine. Will be sure to come back again.Special Features:
- good service.DainaDined on 8/12/2014웨이터도 친절하였고 전체적인 분위기가 너무좋았어요. 그리고 그릴도 맛있지만 식전빵이 정말맛있어요. 그리고 디저트도 대박추천합니다.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Restaurant WeekGcarlVIPDined on 8/12/2014Came for dinner with friends during Restaurant Week, and had a great experience. Some restaurants do not exactly put their best foot forward for these special dining experiences (smaller portions, less than great service, etx.) Not Capital Grill. The food was very good and the portions were the same as the regular menu. The service was outstanding; our waitperson was congenial and very attentive, making sure we were having a good dining experience.Special Features:
- SERVICE, AMBIENCE AND FOOD!FAITHDined on 8/11/2014This was a delightful evening. The service was impeccable. Our waiter graciously offered to split our selections, to allow us to sample the Restaurant Week menu! The juicy medium rare and rare steaks were perfectly cooked and well seasoned. The mashed buttery potatoes were extremely good, and the string beans were fresh and crunchy. The chowder was loaded with a variety of seafood, but was a bit watery and lacked spice. After such a sumptous main course, we may have been too stuffed to truly enjoy the cheese cake, which was a bit too sweet, or the chocolate cake, which was a tad dry. The lighting and banque seating at the Capital Grill is sultry and sophisticated! A new all around favorite!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
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Ringling Brothers Will Stand Trial for Elephant Abuse
Washington, DC — Today, Judge Emmet Sullivan of the federal district court in Washington D.C. issued a major ruling rejecting the last-ditch attempt of Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus to avoid trial over charges that the circus abuses its Asian elephants in violation of the federal Endangered Species Act.
The groundbreaking lawsuit, brought by the American Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals, the Animal Protection Institute, the Animal Welfare Institute, the Fund for Animals, and Tom Rider, a former employee of Ringling Bros., alleges that the circus violates the Endangered Species Act by abusively training and disciplining elephants with sharp implements such as bullhooks, by intensively confining and chaining the multi-ton animals for prolonged periods, and by forcibly separating baby elephants from their mothers.
"The ASPCA is delighted with today's ruling, which paves the way for the real case at hand: whether Ringling Brothers violated the Endangered Species Act in its treatment of the elephants," stated ASPCA Senior Vice President Lisa Weisberg.
In its ruling, the Court scolded the circus for "wast[ing] a considerable amount of time and resources" of the Court and the groups by engaging in "dilatory" delay tactics over several years. The Court had previously ruled and today reiterated that the circus had repeatedly withheld critical evidence, in violation of a Court order.
"After five years of legal wrangling, we look forward to unveiling the curtain at trial to expose the suffering and death of elephants at the hands of the so-called 'Greatest Show on Earth,'" said Tracy Silverman, General Counsel for the Animal Welfare Institute. "These magnificent animals will finally have their day in Court."
In today's ruling, the Court also recognized the important "public policy in favor of protecting the animals from unlawful harassment or harm." The Court further admonished that "promoting the public interest in the preservation of such species will remain an ever-present threat to those seeking to unlawfully harm such species."
"Today's strongly worded decision shows that the Court has run out of patience for Ringling Brothers' stalling ploys," said Michael Markarian, president of The Fund for Animals. "This trial will come not a moment too soon, as Ringling's elephants continue to suffer every day from abusive discipline and prolonged chaining."
The Court also rejected Ringling's attempt to interject baseless counterclaims against the plaintiffs, and to harass the plaintiffs with discovery on irrelevant issues. The Court ordered all further discovery to be completed by the end of the year, and a trial date is expected soon.
"We're excited to move forward with this case and hope the spotlight continues to shine on the use of inhumane chains and bullhooks and Ringling's cruel behind-the-scenes treatment of elephants," said Nicole Paquette, General Counsel and Director of Legal Affairs at the Animal Protection Institute.
The plaintiffs are represented by the public interest law firm Meyer Glitzenstein & Crystal.
- Witnesses and former circus employees have given sworn testimony to the U.S. Department of Agriculture, as recently as October 2006, that behind the scenes at circuses, elephants are kept tightly chained by one front and hind leg and unable to move freely. In the wild, elephants travel many miles each day. There are reports of circus elephants being confined this way up to 20 hours or more each day. Research shows that this leads to psychological and physical problems such as arthritis, crippling foot problems, and behavior that is indicative of high levels of stress.
- As recently as July 2006, undercover investigators have videotaped trainers beating elephants, contrary to statements that the animals are trained exclusively through positive reinforcement. The lawsuit alleges that trainers use a stick with a sharpened metal hook on the end (called a "bullhook" or "ankus") to repeatedly beat, pull, push, torment and threaten elephants.
- In a January 2005 email, Ringling's own "Animal Behaviorist" recounted to Ringling's General Manager that she saw an elephant named Lutzi "dripping blood all over the arena floor during the show from being hooked," after a handler "hook[ed] Lutzi under the trunk three times and behind the leg once in an attempt to line her up for the T-mount." A "T-mount" is a stunt where two elephants and at least one person stand on the back of a kneeling elephant.
Copies of these documents are available upon request.
- August 23, 2007 — U.S. District Court Judge Emmet G. Sullivan issues a ruling rejecting Ringling Brothers' attempts to have the case dismissed, and permitting the plaintiffs' case to proceed to trial.
- October 2006 — In response to a court order, Ringling discloses its own internal veterinary records revealing severe abuse at the hands of Ringling's elephant handlers.
- September 2005 — The federal district judge assigned to the case announces that he will "incarcerat[e]" Ringling's lawyers and executives if they do not turn over critical veterinary documents that were required to be produced much earlier in the litigation.
- February 2003 — A unanimous panel of the federal appeals court in the District of Columbia finds that the plaintiffs have standing to sue Ringling Brothers for its mistreatment of Asian elephants.
- June 2000 — Animal welfare groups file suit against Ringling Brothers in federal court in the District of Columbia under the Endangered Species Act to stop Ringling's inhumane and unlawful mistreatment of highly endangered Asian elephants.
- July 1999 — Baby elephant Benjamin drowns in a pond when traveling between Ringling shows; witnesses state that he was evading his Ringling handler who had chased him with a bullhook.
- February 1999 — USDA cites Ringling after inspectors observe large rope burn "lesions" on two baby elephants — Doc and Angelica — caused by forcibly separating the babies from their mothers well before the end of their natural weaning period.
- January 1998 — USDA concludes that baby elephant Kenny dies after being made to perform by Ringling despite the fact that he was extremely ill.
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On Wednesday's Good Morning America , Usher Raymond 's ex-wife, Tameka Raymond , sat down with ABC's Dan Abrams to discuss the terrifying recent near-drowning in a swimming pool of her 5-year-old son, Usher Raymond V . Despite a judge's subsequent refusal of her emergency motion to have her custody arrangement changed, Tameka says she'd still like to have more time with the kids.
"I'd like to have first right of refusal, which means that when he is not present the kids come home to their mom," Tameka explained. "They don't stay home with the nanny and watch whatever show he's on. They come home to their mother."
Even though Tameka wants more custody of the kids, she said she doesn't feel last week's accident was Usher's fault.
"I didn't blame him for it, I just was angry that it happened on his watch, because while accidents happen, never have my children been injured on my watch," Tameka said.
She's also worried that she's missing out on their childhood, adding, "I had to see on Instagram that my four-year-old lost his first tooth, that's my baby. you know things that are like precious moments, milestone moments, I'm just missing them."
Tameka told GMA that she instinctively knew something was wrong when Usher called to tell her the bad news.
"I was at a dental appointment," she recalled. "And, you know, he doesn't call me regularly so when I saw his number come up, I immediately jumped up because I figured he has the boys, I need to get this!"
The near-fatal-drowning follows the accidental death of Tameka's 11-year-old son from a previous relationship, Kile Glover , who passed away during a jet ski accident last year.
A rep for the singer confirms to ABC News Radio that Usher Raymond V was released from the hospital over the weekend. The former couple are due back in family court on August 27.
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Rivalry Returns to Montgomery
The Montgomery Biscuits, along with the City of Montgomery, the University of Alabama and Auburn University, have announced that the two schools will host the sixth annual MAX Capital City Classic, presented by MAX, Your Community Credit Union, on Tuesday, March 4, 2014 at 6:30 p.m. at Riverwalk Stadium. Gates will open at 5:30 p.m.
In a thrilling inaugural MAX Capital City Classic on March 10, 2009, the Auburn Tigers overcame a late-game blown-lead and a one-run deficit in the ninth inning to beat the Alabama Crimson Tide 8-7 in front of a near record crowd of 7,489 at Riverwalk Stadium. Auburn right fielder Ben Jones was named the Most Valuable Player of the inaugural game after completing a stunning turnaround for the Tigers in the top of the ninth inning by driving in Trent Mummey with the game-winning run.
The Auburn Tigers took their second straight victory over the Crimson Tide during the second annual MAX Capital City Classic on March 24, 2010. The game was originally set for March 9, 2010 but was postponed due to inclement weather conditions. In front of 7,205 fans, Auburn University beat the University of Alabama in a final score of 8-6. Auburn reliever, Michael Hurst, was named Most Valuable Player after he completely silenced Alabama's bats mid-game and gave way for the Auburn win.
The Auburn Tigers continued their undefeated record in the MAX Capital City Classic by taking the 3rd annual game by a score of 2-1 on March 15, 2011. In front of a record 7,492 fans the Tigers bested the Tide by way of relief pitcher Bradley Hendrix who threw three scoreless frames, allowing only one hit to get the win. Brooks Beismer hit a two-out double driving in Wes Gilmer for the go-ahead run, which would prove to be enough.
In the fourth annual MAX Capital City Classic the Auburn Tigers continued their winning streak against the Crimson Tide on March 6, 2012 in front of a crowd of 7,129 fans. Auburn starter, Jon Luke Jacobs, earned the win after throwing 6.2 innings, allowing 2 runs on five hits and six strikeouts. Justin Bryant got his first save of the season as he threw the final 2.1 innings, allowing a run on three hits with three strikeouts. The Auburn Tigers prevailed with a final score of 8-2.
In the fifth installment of the rivalry game, Auburn stayed undefeated in the MAX Capital City Classic by taking advantage of three Crimson Tide errors in a 6-3 win for the Tigers on March 5, 2013. In front of a crowd of 6,911, Auburn relief pitcher Conner Kendrick stole the show by tossing the final six scoreless-frames without allowing a hit and striking out a career-best eight for the win. The Tigers only amassed five hits but were able to take advantage of the defensive miscues by Alabama to score four unearned runs en route to victory.
The games mark the first time the schools have met in a regular-season, non-conference game since they met in a seven-year series at Paterson Field from 1990-96. Auburn and Alabama met annually throughout the state during the 1980s and 1990s.
"We are very happy to bring these prestigious programs back to Montgomery," said Biscuits owner Sherrie Myers. "In addition to being a wonderful and entertaining game, the City of Montgomery is pleased to reinstate a great tradition. It's almost like Montgomery's own Iron Bowl."
The two schools met in SEC contests at Paterson Field in 1993 and 1995, with Auburn winning 11-3 in 1993 and Alabama upsetting the top-ranked Tigers 10-5 in 1995 before a then state-record 8,543 fans.


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Pleasanton, TX.,(Sept. 8th, 2012) The winds of change are upon us.
Thus was the theme for GAP I-37 Raceway Saturday night as a new title sponsor was named for the 14 mile, semi-banked, dirt track just outside Pleasanton. Gonzales Auto Parts, with stores across south Texas andMexico, was named as the new track sponsor and title sponsor for the seasonending Thousand Buck Shootout.
Also a pleasant weather change was in the air, literally and figuratively, with much appreciated cooler temperatures, well under 100anyway.
With the IMCA Super Nationals going on this week in Boone, Iowa, the Modifieds and Sportmods ran a non-sanctioned, non-points race drawing several non-regular racers.
It was a regular night for the Limited Late Models, Street and Pure Stocks, plus the Front Runners.
Leonard Lands in Winners Circle
Sinton's Darin Leonard took home the hardware in the Modified main going flag to flag in the 20-lapper. Leonard had to fend off challenges by Joe O'Bryan early and Carson Bednarz late. Leonard's biggest challenge came as he and Bednarz raced to the checkers with a slower car in the way. Leonard had to give the lapper a little shove to hold off Bednarz at the line.
Leonard got the jump on Marlin Samford to get the lead, with O'Bryan, Samford, Bednarz and Matt Fox in pursuit as the green waved. Samford fell back giving up spots to Bednarz, Fox and Doyle Massa. After a restart, Fox began to put the heat on Bednarz for third with the two running wheel to wheel for a handful of laps.
Coming to halfway it was Leonard, O'Bryan, Bednarz, Fox and Ben Ketteman, recovering from early spin and go. Bednarz was able to hold off Fox and get under O'Bryan to snag second, with Ketteman getting past Fox for fourth. O'Bryan pulled to the infield on lap 16, but then right back out giving up third and losing several spots.
Bednarz closed in on Leonard and with two to go was a couple car lengths back as they came up on a slower car. With the white flag waving Bednarz was close enough to challenge. Coming off turn 4 on the run to the checkers the slower car came into play. Leonard, who wasn't going to lift, had to shove the slower car across the line to get the win the CD Electric, Brandy Leonard Racing, CC Coatings, Ace Transmission, Coastal Diesel, New Vision Graphics, Harris Chassis.
"The track was really slick tonight." commented Leonard. "I just tried to hold back on the throttle and maintain the spot. I didn't try to run away from the field. I just eased in it and kept from spinning out. That almost didn't pay off at the end when I came up on that lapped car."
"I could see the #16(Carson Bednarz) sticking his nose inside every once in a while. I wasn't too worried about it. I knew the top line was faster until we caught the lapped car."
"That slower car went straight in the end, and fast. I never lifted and hit him. I just hoped he didn't spin and tear us up as I pushed him across the finish line. He looked like he wasn't going to be in the way until he messed up in one of the corners. Then he became a player."
26 Darin Leonard, 16 Carson Bednarz, 371 Ben Ketteman, 53x Matt Fox, 37b Matt Banker, 17mf Doyle Massa, 14 Joe O'Bryan, t41 Robert Roysdon, 31 Marlin Samford, 17 Jason Campbell
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Heat 1; 31 Marlin Samford, 14 Joe O'Bryan, 17mf Doyle Massa, T41 Robert Roysdon, 17 Jason Campbell
Heat 2; 26 Darin Leonard, 16 Carson Bednarz, 371 Ben Ketteman, 53x Matt Fox, 37b Matt Banker
JJ and Johnny Show in Sportmod Scramble
Corpus Christi's JJ Jennings grabbed the lead from the second row and never looked back in the 20-lap Sportmod feature. Jennings was chased early by two young guns, Talon Minten and Cody Leonard, but in the end it was multi-time track champ, Johnny Torres hot on his heels after a late caution. Jennings held off Torres by only a couple car lengths as the checkers waved.
After an aborted start due to a multi-car tangle, Jennings ducked under T. Minten and Leonard as they ran up the track in turn 2. T. Minten and Leonard sorted themselves out with Torres and Greg Rohmer falling in line behind them. Torres and Leonard then raced side by side, swapping third as they both closed on T. Minten.
Torres finally got the spot and was now under T. Minten for second until Alton Fambro spun right in front of the lead group for a caution. Jennings got a good jump back under green while Torres renewed thefight for second with T. Minten. At the crossed flags it was Jennings, T. Minten and Torres still door to door, Leonard and Rohmer rounding out the top five.
Torres finally secured the spot on lap 11 as Leonard now moved in on T. Minten with Leonard getting the spot. With five to go the leader caught the back of the pack but was able to get through slower cars quickly. Torres got hung up by two lappers giving Leonard the chance to reel him in for second as the laps wound down.
A spin by Robby Minten brought out a caution on lap 18 setting up a green, white, checkered finish, with Torres now on Jennings tail. As green waved again, Jennings got three car lengths on Torres, a margin he was able to hold as he took the win in the G&M Oilfield Services, Bud Light, P&K Services, WFI Waste Management, Pat Foreman Heads, Swenson Racing, CB's Race Engines, Western Flyer Race Car.
"I just rolled the bottom through (turns) 1-2," said Jennings. "Talon(Minten) decided to try to run the top and left that bottom open. I got past and never looked back.
"You never know what line someone might find that's faster. That's one of the reasons I prefer starting back farther. I never heard anyone behind me though. When you're in the lead you can run wherever you want, but you never know if someone is coming in a faster line. I just stuck to the bottom and waited till I saw someone on top. No one ever came up."
"Those guys coming over from Goliad never run on this type track. It's always a heavy track over there. We're looking to forward to running against them in Edna coming up in a couple weeks."
"We're going to Texas Motor Speedway Dirt Track next week to run that big show for our first time. I just want to make the show. There will probably be 100 cars and a bunch of good ones like Stevie(Whiteaker), Dustin(Butcher), Johno(Whittington and (Shane)Hebert. There's probably 20 guys that can win that race on any day. I just want to make the A, bring it home, run Edna, then the last points night here."
26g JJ Jennings, 66 Johnny Torres, 37 Cody Leonard, 14t Talon Minten, 9 Ray Doyon, 51 Greg Rohmer, 84k Patrick Kelly, 119 Eric Floyd, 5r Ryan Doyon, 74 Mickey Helms, 60 Pat Lyon, 4r Robby Minten, 72 Zach Tesch, 118 Anthony Gordon, 57 Dale Flanagan, 08 Alton Fambro, 01 Joseph Snow, 10d Don Painter, 11 Tom Grothues, 22t Tommy Grimes---DNS, 147 GW Hessong---DNS
Sportmod heats
Heat 1; 14t Talon Minten, 84k Patrick Kelly, 60 Pat Lyon, 01 Joseph Snow, 08 Alton Fambro, 22t Tommy Grimes, 5r Ryan Doyon
Heat 2; 37 Cody Leonard, 66 Johnny Torres, 118 Anthony Gordon, 10d Don Painter, 11 Tom Grothues, 72 Zach Tesch, 147 GW Hessong
Heat 3; 51 Greg Rohmer, 26g JJ Jennings, 119 Eric Floyd, 9 Rayon Doyon III, 57f Dale Flanagan, 74 Mickey Helms, 4r Robby Minten
Bartosh Best in Limited Late Model Bash
Richard Bartosh(Pleasanton) went wire to wire taking the victory in the 15-lap Limited Late Model feature. Bartosh emerged from a three wide battle for the lead on lap 1, then proceeded to put a good ol' whoopin' on the field as he pulled away to a huge lead and the win in the Gateway Church, Water Well Services, T&S Bit Service, BK Services, King Welding, Afra Machine, Kendrick Automotive, Harris Chassis.
It was three wide coming off turn 2 at the start of the race with Bartosh getting through Howie Marcx and Gary Hunter to grab the point. Marcx fell in line behind Bartosh with Craig Crawley, Hunter and Johnny Torres side by side with point's leader, Trey Votion. As Bartosh inched away, Crawley looked up top on Marcx as Landon Farquar worked his way to fifth.
Torres, in a hired gun role, tried to follow Crawley by Marcx for second. Torres and Farquar were able to put Marcx back two spots a lap later. With Bartosh increasing his lead, Torres worked past Crawley forsecond bringing Farquar along to third. Farquar got second from Torres in the final circuits while Bartosh, the 2010 track champion, was taking the checkers by a full straightaway.
"I've been making a lot of changes," reported Bartosh. "This is a different car than what I've been running. We've been throwing changes at it, but I think I finally found the right one."
"I changed some air pressure between the heat and feature, and got it right apparently. Once I got out front in the feature Ifound a line that the car liked. Fortunately I hit my line every time. I kept listening for someone coming, but never heard anyone. I've raced with some of those guys in Corpus and they run good and clean. Some of newer ones are still working it out."
"I talked to Trey(Votion) and he said he just missed the set up. I'm either second or third behind him in points. This will probably be my last year chasing points. We'll just come out and race for fun."
Limited Late Models
7 Richard Bartosh, 77 Landon Farquar, 48 Johnny Torres, 6 Craig Crawley, 99t Tommy Temple, 99 Trey Votion, 113 Howie Marcx, 93(4d3) Anthony Gordon, 14 Gary Hunter, 0 Daniel Neel---DNTG
Limited Late Model heat winners; 6 Craig Crawley, 7 Richard Bartosh
Lyon Tames Street Stock Field
San Antonio's Mike Lyon took home his first Street Stock win of the season, but it wasn't easy. Lyon, who led from the green, was chased throughout the race by Brian Becka. Becka would dive in the corners low and get alongside, but Lyon would get the run off the top and hold the position andhold Becka off for the checkers.
Lyon got the lead off turn 2 as the 15-lap Street Stock feature fired off, tailed by Becka, Tristan Carmen, Dennis Hilla and Frank Okruhlik side by side with Eric Knudtson, debuting a new car. As Becka began his first of many challenges on Lyon, Hilla got by Carmen and Okruhlik took the spot from Knudtson.
Carmen moved back in on Hilla as they had their own side by side battle that lasted for several laps. Back up front, Becka was stilllooking for way around Lyon, but Lyon was up to the task and continued to hold the top spot. Carmen finally secured third when Hilla looked to break something in the right front suspension and pulled off.
Becka followed on Lyons bumper, regrouping for a couple laps to take his final shot at the win. On the final lap Becka gave Lyon one more try getting in turn 1 deeper and coming off turn 2 nearly door to door. Lyon held a slight advantage entering turn 3, and got the run off turn 4 to eke out the win in the Car Craft Auto Service, Woodlake Body & Paint, Industrial Brake & Clutch, Mission Race Engines powered Chevy.
"Most of what got the win was me staying up top," stated Lyon. "I just hit lines every lap and stayed on the top. I just hoped no one would come underneath me. It turned out to be the right line."
"I knew he(Brian Becka) was down there. I kept seeing the black shadow of a car underneath me. I knew if I stayed where I was at that he wouldn't get by me if I kept the momentum up top."
"I just seemed like the top lane was going to work for me. After all the earlier races it was real dry. The top just looked like it would work me, and it did. Every time before that I've tried the bottom, the top was where it was at."
"I'm happy running with the Street Stocks. We've been doing a lot of work on the car and I'm happy with it. I hope to get achampionship out of it in the future. I'd like to run the Street Stock Shootout, but I like it here and my car is set up for here."
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40 Mike Lyon, 9 Brian Becka, 4 Tristan Carmen, 99 FrankOkruhlik, 15 Tommy Casey, 67 Joe Boop, 27 Eric Knudtson, 93 Aaron Leddy, 2xDennis Hilla
Street Stock heat winners; 4 Tristan Carmen, 99 Frank Okruhlik
Doyon Does It Again
Ryan Doyon added another trophy to his collection as the young Lacoste driver picked up the Pure Stock honors. Doyon, who also had first Sportmod race, got past early leader Pat Kelly sr., then pulled away for the win in the 3-D Landscaping, Doyon Motorsports, Empire Race Chassis, CD TireShop, Sheppards Race Engines, Chevy.
Fourteen cars took the green with Kelly, William Cavender and Jarrett Payton went three wide off turn 2 for the lead. Coming off turn 4 Kelly got the edge with a four wide battle for fourth sorting itself out. As the lead group singled out it was Payton, Cavender, Doyon and Brandy Ramzinski trailing Kelly. Doyon began picking his way to the front and caught Kelly using the high side.
Doyon snuck past Kelly for the lead on lap 3 and began to creep ahead. As Doyon put some distance on Kelly, points leader, Adam Torres and Ramzinski were scrapping it out for third until Ramzinski had trouble and slowed. With Doyon now way out front, Torres chased down Kelly for second and took the spot with two laps to go. Doyon, with a comfortable lead, was able to cruise across the line and grab the checkers.
"With the track being so dry, I just tried being patient," replied Doyon. "I just tried not to mess up or slide too much. Running the Sportmod feature helped me a little knowing how the track was going to be. Knowing how dry it was going to be helped with the set up on my Pure Stock."
"I didn't know if anyone was behind me. I just try to run my race and not worry about people behind me. It's always tough not knowing if someone has found a better line. You just have to stick with what got you up front and run your own race."
"There's a big difference better the two cars. The Sportmod is lighter and more responsive. The Pure Stock is heavier and takes more gas and brake work to turn. Next year we're going to try to run for IMCA Sportmod rookie of the year after finishing out this year in the Pure Stock."
Pure Stocks
5 Ryan Doyon, 66 Adam Torres, 64k Pat Kelly sr, 6p Jeremy Hernandez, 7x Janel Hilla, 15 William Cavender, 95s Sterling Tausch, 14 Trey Heald, 57 Ben Franke, 21 n/a, 1c2 Dustin Blessing, 88 Brandy Ramzinski, 3 12 Bill McCall, 9s Jarrett Payton
Pure Stock heat winners; 64k Pat Kelly sr., 88 Brandy Ramzinski
As the Front Runner feature kicked off for its 12-lapper, Trevor Bettis led into turn 1, but it was Landon Sowder off turn 2 with theadvantage. Sowder was chased by points rival Dillon Gaither while Thomas and Ryan Franklin battled for fifth. Hailee Marcx and Bettis were fighting for third when the two made contact and Bettis doing a 12 spin and falling back.
Up front Gaither was pressuring Sowder and as they came up on a slower car made some contact. Gaither slipped by but took a hit from Sowder with some parts coming off to bring out the yellow. Gaither got backaround Sowder on the restart with Marcx and Lauren Blessing now fighting for third. Sowder did his best to hang on to Gaither in the final laps taking deep runs into the corners.
Gaither was able to stretch back out on the straightaways and hold off Sowder for his tenth victory in a row driving the in the FirstChoice House Leveling, Rohmer Racing, CNC Grafix, Rays Auto & Truck, Earnhardt & Sons Automotive, TJ Hopper, Tiburon.
"That's ten in a row," exclaimed Gaither. "I was just trying to finish the season and take the points championship. I came up on Landon(Sowder) and we started racing real hard."
"He was trying real hard. Coming off (turn) 4 he got into me and I was pretty sideways. I was able to save it. He leaned on me again down the back straightaway. I just try to race everyone clean. I guess you could say 'that's racing', but I look at it in a different way."
"I think since I won my heat and the main I may have the points locked up for the championship. I'm just going to come out here the next couple races and just finish. I won't go out there to try and be a hero."
Front Runners
5 Dillon Gaither, 08 Landon Sowder, 05 Lauren Blessing, 113 Hailee Marcx, 67 Ryan Franklin, 8t Thomas Franklin, 100 Jamison Pace, 17 Kirstin Blevins, 57 Trevor Bettis, 12 Roy Easler jr---DNS
Front Runner heat winners; 5 Dillon Gaither, 08 Landon Sowder
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(C) describing activities conducted to develop policy and to coordinate Federal agency and interagency efforts related to delinquency prevention; and
Source(Pub. L. 93–415, title V, § 503, as added Pub. L. 107–273, div. C, title II, § 12222(a),Nov. 2, 2002, 116 Stat. 1894.)
Another section 503 ofPub. L. 93–415, title V, Sept. 7, 1974, 88 Stat. 1135, amended section 5033 of Title 18, Crimes and Criminal Procedure.
Prior Provisions
A prior section 5782,Pub. L. 93–415, title V, § 503, as added Pub. L. 102–586, § 5(a),Nov. 4, 1992, 106 Stat. 5027, defined "State advisory group", prior to the general amendment of this subchapter by Pub. L. 107–273.
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The inspirational man behind the Oscar nominated movie "127 Hours" returned to his roots Wednesday, to share his story. Aron Ralston, who went to Northview Middle School in Washington Township as a child, spoke at the Easter Seals Crossroads business luncheon.
The luncheon fundraiser aims to help people with disabilities.
In 2003, Ralston became trapped under a boulder, while rock climbing in Utah. After being stuck for five days, he finally cut off his own arm to escape. Ralston said his recovery has been all about learning his purpose in life.
"In some sense it was to get back in the outdoors and in another sense it was to grow, to mature. And the change, the biggest change over all these years has been that now I have a family, Ralston said.
He and his wife have a young son named Leo.
Ralston still goes rock climbing and participates in other outdoor adventures with the use of different prosthetic arms.