text: Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar Ultra-slim, three-channel sound bar speaker Zoom Front Shown below TV Shown below TV Shown with grille off Photos Videos Item #: 714G42B Review Summary 3 people say In Stock $699.99 Was: -$200.00 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Scratch & Dent Price Loading... $499.99 Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $699.99 New Stock $599.99 Open Box Buy this item and earn up to 500 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 500 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar by Kristen Schaub Sound bar speakers: room-filling sound with less clutter Add big sound to your TV without a roomful of speakers. Sound bars require minimal space and wiring, and their sleek designs complement today's flat-panel TVs. Most sound bars have their own built-in amplification, so you won't need to use a home theater receiver. Some models use advanced surround processing and carefully aimed speaker drivers to simulate the effects of a full home theater audio system. Achieving great sound with your television is just a single speaker away with Klipsch's Gallery G-42 Soundbar. Well, it's really three speakers in one thanks to separate, dedicated drivers for the right, left, and center channels. It means you'll hear the kind of detail and depth that you've been craving from your TV shows, movies, and video games. And all from a single speaker that matches the ultra-slim design of the latest flat-panel TVs. You can also combine the G-42 with any of Klipsch's other Gallery speakers to get a stylish on-wall surround sound system or low-impact whole-house audio system. Three speakers in one cabinet The G-42 uses three of Klipsch's patented Tractrix® horn-loaded tweeters, one each for the left, right, and center channels. This special tweeter design helps to increase the speaker's high-frequency output, producing more lifelike sound. You'll also hear a larger soundstage with excellent imaging that allows you to pinpoint the direction of gunfire or the sound cheering crowds from off-screen. Each tweeter is paired with a light, stiff woofer (two woofers for the center channel) to ensure you hear seamlessly blended mids and balanced bass with each channel. The driver grouping for each channel is housed in a separate acoustic chamber, each with its own port to ensure the best overall sound, with minimal interference between the channels. You'll get the benefit of hearing three separate speakers while having to make room for just one on your entertainment stand or wall. Just be sure to feed this passive (non-amplified) speaker some power from your receiver or amplifier, and it'll reward you with sound that's bigger, more powerful, and way more detailed than those tiny, tinny speakers in your TV. Contemporary design to match any flat-panel TV The polymer cabinet has a stylishly curved front baffle that gives it both a contemporary look and low-resonance structural stability. The cabinet undergoes an extensive twelve-step finishing process to achieve a stunning high-gloss piano black luster. And the incredibly thin grille — it measures just half the thickness of a credit card! — easily pops off and on with magnetic attachments. Use the included glass base to place this speaker on an entertainment stand below your TV, or mount it to your wall using the dual keyholes slots and mounting bracket. Klipsch's Gallery family Create a slim, stylish on-wall surround sound system or low-impact whole-house audio system using any combination of Klipsch Gallery speakers. (Clockwise from top left: G-16, G-17, G-28, G-12, and G-42 models shown) Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. See more info on this item Highlights:includes separate left, right, and center channels in a single sound bar speaker designfrequency response 65-24,000 Hz (±3dB)handles 50 watts (RMS) / 200 watts (peak)sensitivity 92 dB8-ohm impedancethree Tractrix® horns with 1" titanium dome tweetersfour 3-1/2" long-throw IMG woofersbass-reflex (ported) enclosurethree sets of binding posts (one each for the left, right, and center channels)dual keyhole slots and mounting bracket for easy wall-mountingincludes glass base for tabletop placementhigh-gloss black finish41-15/16"W x 6-1/16"H x 2-11/16"D (without base)weight: 12 lbs.warranty: 5 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Enclosure Bass Reflex Pieces in System 1 Color Hi-gloss black Tweeter 1" Tractrix Horn x 3 Midrange --- Woofer 3.5 Cone x 4 Separate Subwoofer No Subwoofer Driver --- Bluetooth Connectivity No Wall-mountable Yes Mounting Bracket Included Yes Surface Mount Stand Included Glass base Speaker Parts Warranty 5 Years Speaker Labor Warranty 5 Years Amplifier Parts Warranty N/A Amplifier Labor Warranty N/A Specifications System Frequency Response 65-24k Hz Powered System No Sound Bar RMS Power --- Subwoofer RMS Power --- Audio Inputs Mini Stereo Audio Inputs --- RCA Stereo Audio Inputs --- Optical Digital Audio Inputs --- Coaxial Digital Audio Inputs --- HDMI Audio Video Connections HDMI Inputs --- HDMI Outputs --- Dimensions Sound Bar (inches) 6-1/16H x 41-15/16W x 2-11/16D Sound Bar Weight 12 lbs Subwoofer (inches) --- Subwoofer Weight Not Given Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Soundbar (Left/Center/Right channels) loudspeaker Magnetic cloth grille Tempered glass base Wall bracket Two 5mm screws 2 Adhesive strips Owner's Manual Warranty Card Scratch & Dent items may be missing non-essential accessories. In some cases the manufacturer's accessories have been replaced with generic equivalents. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Klipsch Gallery Soundbar: The Klipsch Gallery G-42 Soundbar is the perfect home audio solution to replace the poor-quality sound of today's flat-panel television with high-quality, room-filling sound. The Klipsch G-42 soundbar features left, right, and center channel speakers contained in one sleek cabinet. The Klipsch G-42 provides accurate, non-fatiguing sound for hours of listening pleasure. The G-42 features exclusive Tractrix Horn technology in an extremely thin speaker that effortlessly delivers legendary Klipsch sound. The G-42 sound bar is equipped with three Dynamic 1" tweeters, and four 3.5" high-output woofers. Designed with modern décor in mind, the Klipsch Gallery soundbar occupies minimal space, while delivering enhanced sound. Note: The Klipsch Gallery G-42 Soundbar is a passive speaker and requires a separate amplifier or A/V receiver. Driver Technology Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology 4 Klipsch Principles: Klipsch believed four principles to be the foundation for great sound. Together, these four design principles (high efficiency with low distortion, controlled directivity, flat frequency response, and wide dynamic range) have and always will be the foundation for Klipsch stunningly powerful and precise sound. LCR Design: The Klipsch Gallery G-42 is a passive "soundbar" design with a separate Left channel, Center channel, and Right channel speaker; all built into separate chambers in one aesthetic cabinet. Tractrix Horns: The Klipsch Gallery G-42 soundbar utilizes Tractrix Horn technology for lifelike sound, more output using less energy, improved reliability, reduced distortion and a large soundstage with well-defined imaging. Proprietary Klipsch technology with a refined 90° x 90° dispersion pattern expands the prime listening area and improves dynamics, increases soundstage dimension and produces pinpoint imaging for an enhanced listening experience. The three horn-loaded drivers, one each for the left, right and center channel provide a powerful and detailed sound from a very slim cabinet that is less than 2.6875"deep. Titanium Diaphragm Compression Driver Tweeters: The Klipsch Gallery soundbar employs three 1" Titanium diaphragm compression drivers mated to 90° x 90° square Tractrix Horn. Combined with the Tractrix Horns, the 1", solid-formed, very lightweight metallic diaphragms (one for each channel) work in conjunction with precise phasing plugs at the horns throat to create highly efficient drivers with excellent transient response and lack of distortion. The new Linear Travel Suspension assures the most precise diaphragm excursion, increasing high-frequency detail and smoothness. Long-Throw Injection Molded Graphite Woofers: The Klipsch Gallery G-42 utilizes four 3.5" active long-throw IMG woofers (one each for the left and right channels, and dual woofers for the center channel). The four total woofers with light, yet very stiff diaphragms combine with large motor structures to produce surprising bass output. Enclosure Design Bass Reflex Enclosure: The Klipsch G-42 soundbar features a bass reflex enclosure for deeper bass and higher efficiency. Each speaker channel (left/center/right) is housed in a separate acoustic chamber inside the G-42 passive soundbar, with each chamber individually ported. A design that provides for the best overall sound with the least interference between channels, the individual ports are perfectly matched with the cabinets and woofers and precisely flared to minimize turbulence and distortion. Molded Polymer, Low-Resonant Cabinet: The elegant, injection molded polymer cabinet has a front baffle that curves to the rear on both sides to create both a highly aesthetic appearance and a solid, low-resonant structure. High-Gloss Black Finish: The detailed, twelve-step cabinet finishing process achieves a sleek, high-quality piano black high gloss luster that perfectly blends into any interior setting. Acoustically Invisible Grille: With the thinnest grille ever to come from Klipsch (one-half the thickness of a credit card), the sound is equally detailed with the grille on or off. With it off, the high gloss appearance and fine lines of the speaker are preserved due to the lack of visible fasteners on the speaker baffle made capable by a unique magnetic grille rod attachment. Connections Binding Posts: The Klipsch G-42 is equipped with three pair of sturdy binding posts (a pair for the left, center, and right channels) to ensure a secure connection to many types of speaker cables and connectors. The binding post terminals will accept banana plugs (single only), pin-connectors, spade-connectors, and bare wire (18-gauge or larger). Wire Management System: The Klipsch Gallery soundbar's wire management system keeps wiring flush with the back of the speaker for perfect surface alignment and a clean, uncluttered appearance from the front or back. Note: Speaker wire larger than 18-guage may not fit in wire management system channels. Mounting Options Tempered Glass Base: The Klipsch G-42 soundbar features a dark tempered glass base that allows placement on a stand or shelf either in front of, above, or below your television. The tempered glass base attaches to the soundbar speaker's back-panel dual threaded inserts (5mm) using the supplied two M5 screws. Note: The Klipsch G-42 soundbar measures 41.9375" (w) x 6.5625" (h) x 5.0625" (d) with the tempered glass base attached. Wall-Mount Bracket: The Klipsch Gallery soundbar features two keyhole slots and includes a wall-mount bracket to hang the soundbar speaker on the wall (wall-mount screws not provided). Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar Reviews Average Customer Review: 3 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. Display name (e.g., JohnD) Your review will be signed using the display name and location * Your location (e.g., Charlottesville, VA) * Your rating Click on a star to rate the overall product on a scale of 1-5 1500 characters left * Your review Attach a YouTube Review Crutchfield Video Review Guidelines Only submit videos that you made or are authorized to use. Do not submit videos that contain music, video or visuals that are copyrighted and belong to someone else. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. Submit the URL of your YouTube™ video review or product demonstration. e.g., "http://www.youtube.com/v/o79TWHh598U" 500 characters left Pros 500 characters left Cons * Agree to Terms By checking this box you agree your review becomes the property of Crutchfield, that you are over 18 years of age, that you own or have owned this product, and that you are located within the United States or its territories. Please see our Review Guidelines for more information. We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 4 out of 5 Very happy!!! Written By Anonymous, Le Mars, IA on Thursday, October 23, 2014 Was looking to update my system, the wife hated my old tower speakers, so we found this as an alternative. Paired with two G12's for my rear surrounds and a Klipsch sw-110, looks great. Clean crisp highs, solid window rattling lows. We're hearing parts of movies we didn't know existed before. Took a lil tweaking to balance the highs and subwoofer. I have my high pass set for 100hz and above, low pass @ 110hz and below. My only complaint would be cost. Pros: Great looks, Great sound Cons: Cost Was this review helpful? Yes | No 2 out of 5 Sounds small Written By Anonymous, Palo Alto, CA on Wednesday, September 04, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) I got this soundbar to replace two Polk bookshelf speakers that sound amazing but have always bothered my wife due to their size and difficulty of placement in small Bay Area living spaces. I thought a passive soundbar would keep me happy by allowing me to still power with my amp, and be a huge improvement aesthetically for her. Huge mistake - it is a lot bigger than many soundbars but still had very small sound. We were both unhappy, so I returned it to Crutchfield and spoke with their advisors about what to do instead. I ended up with some very small but powerful Definitive Technologies speakers with which I am delighted. I wish I'd called them first, they knew what I needed better than I did. Pros: Allows use of existing amplification setups Looks great wall mounted Cons: Size Tinny sound Looks terrible standing on a table 2 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Klipsch® GalleryT G-42 Soundbar Written By pkp, Philadelphia, PA on Monday, April 09, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Great speaker if you are looking for a non powered soundbar for under 1k. I ended up purchasing this speaker since I couldn't do an in wall setup. I was very impressed with the sound. I get very clear and rich sound from this speaker which is connected to a yamaha rx-a3000. The built in subs in the soundbar are not very powerful without a dedicated sub but perfect for night time viewing when you don't want to wake up your sleeping baby. On a side note, ff you have a 60+ inch tv, you might find the speaker a bit small. For me, the sound was more important than the looks and am very glad I made the purchase, especially since there were no reviews posted. Pros: Great sound. Easy to set up. Wall mountable. Light weight. Cons: None so far. 31 out of 32 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No Add accessories for the Klipsch Gallery™ G-42 Soundbar Add Accessories Cut just the right length of speaker wire for your needs. See all categories & accessories Cut just the right length of speaker wire for your needs. Speaker Wire without Connectors Have your new speakers installed by qualified professionals. 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Google is doing everythign for us. The question is why? Maybe they love us so much.
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What part of "Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn" don't you understand?
The way things are going, all ISP's are going to be throttling bandwidth, so this tool will be irrelevant.
As far as I know, Verizon is the only ISP that doesn't throttle. However, they're still installing lots fiber for their FiOS network. Their coverage area is miniscule compared to cable company's coverage. You can bet that as FiOS keeps spreading, and attracting more customers, once their coverage area rivals that of cable company's, Verizon will start throttling as well.
Until then, Verizon FiOS is your best bet if you can get it. I'm still waiting for FiOS in my area.
i must say I can attest to FiOS being amazing, but I just saw a news report on of the networks about Verizon, AOL/Time Warner and several others, AT&T. It said they were joining forces to purge their servers of news groups (read torrent sharing sites) because they lead to child pornography sites. I agree child porn is abhorrent but that surely constitutes censorship and possibly throttling.
This is my Sig. There are many like it but this one is mine.
I already loved Google, so this is just icing on the cake. There are various ISPs in addition to Verizon that do not throttle P2P traffic. The only catch is that they are not any of the major ISPs, so in order to take advantage of their services you will need to be getting your internet service from someone who allows you to choose from an approved list of ISPs. Qwest is one such company and I am sure there are others.I agree that the movement among US and foreign ISPs alike is heading towards an overwhelming favor in the way of throttling. All of this I believe comes down to reducing costs to allow for greater profits. Regardless of whatever the excuse du jour happens to be, whether it is to fight child pornography, copyright infringement, etc. this is not the proper way to address such concerns. The fairest and coincidentally the most effective approach is to target such activities at the source rather than the destination. By following ISPs current logic and taking it to the extreme, we end up with an internet restricted to such an extent that it no longer remains the internet.
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I have no problems with ISP's throttling bandwidth. I can understand it from a business perspective.
However don't piss on my head and tell me it's raining. Don't advertise your services as 'Unlimited Internet at Max Speeds' and then tell me you're going to limit that.
This is another reason I want Obama in office. He has an aggressive tech policy, light years beyond John 'I thought Windows was something on a house' McCain. Obama wants to redefine 'broadband'. The FCC today
defines "broadband" as an astonishingly low 200 kbps. Much much lower than many other developed countries. This distorts
federal policy and hamstrings efforts to broaden broadband access.
Obama will define "broadband" for purposes of national policy at speeds
demanded by 21st century business and communications.
'Traffic Control' is built-in to the Internet. The TCP/IP stands for "Transmission Control Protocol / Internet Protocol". Building a network without traffic control is like building an ATM Cash machine without handling the case of insufficient funds.
There is nothing wrong for an ISP throttling bandwidth. Most ISPs base their business model on bandwidth. You can get "Unlimited Internet Access" for only $9.95 per month, however limited at 56 Kbps. If you want faster access, you have to upgrade your bandwidth package, of course, with an extra fee.
There is a lot of confusion about Net Neutrality.
Notice the following phrase at http://compnetworking.about.com/od/internetaccessproviders/f/net-neutrality.htm contradicts itself: "Some service providers may prefer to regulate the flow of traffic through their networks for business reasons, while free economy advocates suggest that traffic controls are unnecessary"Free economy advocates should not call for regulations. ISPs have the right to limit bandwidth to their customers. The debate is not about ISPs blocking websites; it is about ISPs giving higher bandwidth to chosen websites for high-quality video. Likewise, ISPs may wish sell subscriptions to access to web channels, the same as Cable Television. The good news is Internet access will be faster, so the 'slower websites' will still be faster than what we have today.
See my other detailed post at http://www.hothardware.com/News/New_Net_Neutrality_Bill_Proposed/
TCP/IP does not require network throttling. What I am saying is bandwidth is finite, and during peak time, some network packets must be dropped when congestion occurs. The best way to give a good service to everyone is by throttling bandwidth. If you want more bandwidth, you have to be ready to pay more.
There will always be dishonest businesses. The free market is the best to weed out those businesses, because dishonest businesses don't keep their customers. If another ISP promise the same bandwidth package for the same price, which one will you keep? The only dishonest businesses that remain in the market are those having a monopoly, and it is impossible to have a monopoly without the help of the government.
Politicians are not honest either, in fact they earn their living exclusively from lies. Having big businesses sleeping with big government is not the solution for honesty and transparency. Competition is what drives good businesses into the market and makes bad businesses go bankrupt. The government is against competition by making laws to protect itself and the big corporations supporting it. This is why we have regulations, patents and antitrust laws - to keep entrenched corporations in place.
Well said evil_sam. If I could vote for a post, I would give your post 5 stars.
I beleive the Net Neutrality saga is a big PR stunt.
I agree that "Free Market" and "Cable ISPs" is an oxymoron. This is because the Cable ISPs are not free, but tied to government regulations. More government regulations will just make things worse, like all government interventions.
It's not about "free market", here, it's all about monopoly and honesty
The best way to break a monopoly is to remove entry barriers (regulations).
and if the "children" refuse to "behave themselves", it's time for the
"parents" to step in.
This assumes the government is the parent One Big Happy Family and has the answers to everything. In fact the government is the source of this mess.
If the ISPs refuse to "behave themselves", the free market (customers) will punish them. Politicians will not puhish the ISPs, but likely to reward them with taxpayer's money. Corporations want to make money, and you have much more control over your wallet when you subscribe Internet services, than you have control on the money you send to the politicians. The government takes your money by force (taxes) and by theft (inflation). The more money the government has, the more power it has, and this is why there is so much corruption. Since corporations want to maximize their profits, they will use the easiest way. Behemoth Corporations find it far easier to lobby the government for privileges (regulations) and handouts (subsidies), than to work hard and sell goods and services to customers. It is time to take control of our lives and stop giving away our power to politicians.
A group of corrupted politicians and bureaucrats (aka Government) should never be referred as "parents". This analogy is simply wrong.
Not when I'm presented with a REAL choice of ONE - unless you're one of those who also likes to lump Dialup and DSL access, which fail to hold a candle to cable access in the connection speed department, in with cable.
I agree completely. I have recently moved and consequently have been forced to go from my previous 12mb cable connection to a measly 1.5mb DSL connection. I feel as though I have been relegated to speeds remeniscent of 56k dial-up. My only alternative would be a satellite connection, or dial-up, neither of which are remotely close to being high speed. While there are manifold options when it comes to selecting an ISP, the likelihood of being fortunate enough to have a choice between multiple companies who offer truly competitive speeds is rare at best.
As far as the government coming to the rescue on this dilemma is concerned, I wouldn't hold my breath. My faith in our government, which has become a morbidly obese bureaucracy, has evaporated faster than isopropyl alcohol poured into a scalding frying pan.
The only real competition cable has is fiber optics. However, given the scarcity of fiber optics and their extremely limited residential availability, it can hardly be called competition at this stage. The government should have helped build the infrastructure necessary for widespread fiber optic availability, rather than bending over backwards for cable companies who can't even abide by terms they have already agreed to.
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I'm sure you guys have heard of or have wildblue
sattelite internet right?
well anyway, I've been a customer for going on a
year now and i knew from the start i was gettin
sc#%@!*. I purchased a brand new emachine (don't
laugh) and signed a contract with wildblue for their
silver package $50.00 month (512kb download & 128
upload) and i noticed almost immediately there was
something wrong. The downloads start out around
100kb and quickly drop to around 30. I filed a
complaint with Dishnetwork (the people i recieve
wildblue through) and they sent someone to examine
the prob and he noticed my claim was true. To make a
long story short, several calls and a BBB complaint
later, they accuse my BRAND NEW computer to be the
problem. Since i didn't purchase service directly
from wildblue they (wildblue) wouldn't return my
calls. I know what you're thinking why didn't i just
go with another ISP? THERE IS NO FREAKING OTHER ISP
IN MY AREA! MEANWHILE, i'm stuck with a 18 month
contract. no viruses...no malware...no
spyware...just a really slow connection that i'm
overpaying for.
10 down, 3 up, no limits at all. Just downloaded 32 and 64bit versions of Ubuntu tonight.
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Rowan-Cabarrus Community College is gearing up for spring and honoring Earth Day with a variety of Earth-friendly and other classes.
Call 704-216-7222 as soon as possible to reserve your spot. Or you can register online for most classes. Go to www.rccc.edu, select WebAdvisor at the top of the page, click "Students," then "Register and pay for Continuing Education Classes." You may also visit the website at http://www.rccc.edu/enrichment/ for more information.
• Fortify Your Fitness (and Finish a 5K) — Participants will learn and apply information on topics such as running form, stretching, strengthening, nutrition, injury prevention, safety and race day preparation. Included is individual coaching with a training schedule from a certified running coach, personal trainer and wellness professional as well as a dry-fit shirt. This class is for new runners and walkers as well as previous runners who need a restart. Please bring water, a pen and appropriate running apparel for the first class distance of half of a mile. Class two will discuss shoes and equipment.
Mondays: Now — May 6; 5:45-7 p.m.; N.C. Research Campus, Kannapolis, RCCC Building, Room 202; registration, $60.
Or Thursdays, starting today—May 9; noon.–1:15 p.m.; N.C. Research Campus, Kannapolis, RCCC Building, Room 202.
• Beginning Yoga — (six weeks). This course introduces the fundamentals of yoga with a focus on proper breathing techniques, relaxation and correct body positions. Yoga strengthens the body and mind through exercises in relaxation and balance. Space is limited to facilitate individualized instruction. Bring a yoga mat and wear loose, comfortable clothing.
Wednesdays, through May 1, 5:30–6:45 p.m., North Campus, Salisbury, Building 400, Room 4124 (aerobics room); registration, $50;
Or Thursdays, April 18 – May 23; 5:30-6:45 p.m.; North Campus, Salisbury, Building 400, Room 4124 (aerobics room).
• Power Vinyasa Yoga — (six weeks). Vinyasa means "breath-synchronized movement," and power Vinyasa yoga combines a series of poses with the power of inhaling and exhaling to achieve mind-body balance. Vinyasa movements are smoothly flowing and almost dance-like, which explains why it is sometimes referred to as Vinyasa Flow Yoga. Open to beginners and experienced students alike, regardless of age or physical ability. Students should wear comfortable clothing and bring a yoga mat, towel and water.
Wednesdays, April 3-May 8, 5:30-6:45 p.m., NCRC, Kannapolis, RCCC Building, Room 219; registration, $50.
• Sell It Online — This class will introduce you to the world of online auction sites such as TIAS, ETSY, eBay, Ruby Lane and Proxibid and more. We will discuss the pros and cons of each site, look at business requirements, explore shipping alternatives and more. Each student will be allowed to bring one item to research, price, build the description, take photographs and post for sale online through an auction platform of your choice.
Tuesdays, April 9-30, 6-9 p.m., North Campus, Salisbury, Building 400, Room 4126; registration, $65.
• Upcycling 101 — You will learn the basics of turning the old into something new and useful, all while getting those creative juices flowing and practicing environmental sustainability. Throughout the course, you will create an organizational board to be used for memos, keys, jewelry…you decide. Each student is asked to bring a frame of choice (recommended minimum size of 11-by-14 inches) to class (think window frames, old prints in the attic, yard sale finds). All other materials and supplies are provided.
Tuesdays, April 9 and 16, 6:30-8:30 p.m., Trashed Creative Recycling Studio in Historic Downtown Concord; registration, $45.
• Introduction to Bonsai — After a short lecture and demonstration on style and care aspects, each student will create their own bonsai from scratch. With guidance from the instructor, participants will style, wire and transplant their newly created bonsai into a container. Included in the class: plant (garden juniper), bonsai container, wire, bonsai soil and bonsai shears .
Supplies to bring: It is recommended that you bring gardening gloves; juniper foliage is sometimes a little prickly.
Friday, April 12, 9:30 a.m.-1:30 p.m., Rufty-Holmes Senior Center, Salisbury, craft room; registration, $80;
Or Tuesday, April 16, 5:30-9:30 p.m.; NC Research Campus, Kannapolis, RCCC Building, Room 115.
• Bright Ideas for Going Green at Home — Learn ideas to start saving energy and money in this class by Ken Clifton. Topics will include solar energy, home energy audits, efficient lighting and insulation, and electric cars and charging stations. To learn more about Clifton and his energy projects, visit http://www.kenclifton.com/
Friday, April 19, 9-11 a.m., Rufty-Holmes Senior Center, Salisbury, multipurpose room; registration, $25.
• Basics of Solar Electric Generation — Learn how you can use the sun to generate electricity with solar panels. This class will cover the details and process of buying and installing solar panels on or around your residence or business.
Friday, April 26, 2-4 p.m., North Campus, Salisbury, Building 400, Room 4133; registration, $25.
• Digital Photography: How To Use Your Digital Camera — The classes are perfect for real estate agents, novice photographers or anyone who would like to take better vacation photos.
Students should bring their textbooks, cameras, storage cards, batteries, USB cables and manuals. The registration fee is $100 and does not include the textbook — "Welcome to Digital Photography - 2nd Edition," ISBN: 978-1-59136-175-6 or 978-1-59136-065-0.
Fridays, May 17-June 14, (no class on June 7), 9 a.m.-noon, North Campus, Salisbury, Building 400, Room 4128; registration, $100 plus textbook.
• Motorcycle Basic Rider Course (BRC) — Co-sponsored by the NC Motorcycle Safety Education Program and RideNow Powersports, this course teaches the skills needed to operate a motorcycle safely in traffic. The class is designed for new riders and re‑entry riders who have not ridden in a long time, however, experienced riders have also found it to be quite beneficial. The student learns the location and operation of the controls of the motorcycle. Students will practice riding to demonstrate they have the strength, balance and coordination to perform straight-line riding, shifting, turning and stopping exercises. Students will learn street riding strategies for riding on the highway in traffic, as well as skills to avoid accidents, including emergency braking, swerving and proper cornering techniques.
We provide the motorcycles, but ask that you bring your own DOT approved helmet (must be three-quarters or more). In addition, you will be required to wear eye protection, a long sleeved shirt or jacket, long pants (preferably denim), over‑the‑ankle footwear and full-fingered gloves (preferably leather). "acceptable footwear for riding activities" includes any over-the-ankle leather footwear. Hiking boots and tennis-type shoes that cover the ankle and are reinforced with padding and thick canvas or leather are also acceptable.
Successful completion of the BRC will earn you a skills waiver card for the NCDMV. This means the DMV will not require you to take their motorcycle riding test. You will still be required to visit your local DMV office and take their written exam before being issued a motorcycle endorsement. The following weekend classes meet on Friday evenings from 6 p.m.-9 p.m. and Saturdays and Sundays from 8 a.m. – 5 p.m. and require full attendance for successful completion.
The classes are held at RideNow Powersports, Concord (254 Concord Parkway S.). The registration fee for all Basic Rider Courses is $169. Please register early, as class size is very limited — Friday, April 26 through Sunday, April 28; Friday, May 10 through Sunday, May 12; Friday, May 24 through Sunday, May 26.


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"I applied to dozens of schools in multiple counties and could not get my foot in the door," said Williams, who began his career at CES six years ago. "I walked into Cloverleaf and that all changed. It was the oldest school in the county, but I've found more success in that building than I could ever dream.
"The students, the staff and administration got what they asked for and what they asked for was no less than my best."
Williams said he was appreciative of the other teachers in Bartow County and said while he is thankful to be selected and recognized as Teacher of the Year, he thinks all teachers nominated were deserving of the award.
The annual banquet is sponsored through donations acquired by the Bartow County Education Foundation and the meal was provided by Georgia Bank & Trust.
Each year, the foundation raises money through local businesses as well as a direct deduction program from county school paychecks to fund classroom grants to supplement instruction. The Teacher of the Year banquet is the second largest event by the foundation, with the teacher grant banquet being the largest.
"I'm telling you, the good Lord knew what he was doing when he called you into education," Dot Frasier, executive director of the foundation, said to the teachers and administrators present for the event. "And I know that the Lord calls all good teachers. Sometimes I used to tell my staff that I thought some of them might have answered the wrong phone, but I know none of you did."
Frasier reported this year more than $12,000 in gifts were provided to the nominees by the various contributors in the community.
Teacher of the Year nominees recognized during the banquet were Terri Mansfield of Adairsville Elementary School; Maggie Alvarez of Allatoona Elementary School; Beverly Hancock of Clear Creek Elementary School; Linda Brooks of Emerson Elementary School; Patricia Gelmini-Boyter of Euharlee Elementary School; Linda Harper of Hamilton Crossing Elementary School; Marcia Kraut of Kingston Elementary School; Lisa Bagnell of Mission Road Elementary School; Judson Smith of Pine Log Elementary School; Leisa Boulanger of Taylorsville Elementary School; Sue Acuff of White Elementary School; Marie Carney of Adairsville Middle School; Nikki Cox of Cass Middle School; finalist Christine Alderman of South Central Middle School; Christy Gollhofer of Woodland Middle School; Patrick Konen of Adairsville High School; Chuck Bohannon of Cass High School; and finalist Terry Corn of Woodland High School.


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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (Dec. 19, 2009) — Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert capped a four-win day with a record fifth victory by probable 2-year-old champion Lookin At Lucky in Saturday's $750,000 CashCall Futurity at Hollywood Park.
Baffert, who saddled eventual Kentucky Derby runner-up Pioneerof the Nile to win his fourth Futurity in 2008, broke the record he shared with D. Wayne Lukas as Lookin At Lucky covered 1 1/16 miles on Cushion Track in 1:43.30 under jockey Garrett Gomez to finish three-quarters of a length clear of Noble's Promise.
The victory was the fifth in six starts for Lookin At Lucky and helped ease the pain Baffert and owners Mike Pegram, Karl Watson and Paul Weitman felt when he drew the 13-post in the Breeders' Cup Juvenile and was beaten a head by Vale of York after running wide most of the way.
Lookin At Lucky became Baffert's fourth winner on the ten-race program, his first quadruple at Hollywood Park. All came with 2-year-olds on a day he also saddled the fourth (The Program) and fifth-place (Marcello) finishers in the 29th running of the Futurity, a race which has generated six Kentucky Derby winners.
Lookin At Lucky, a son of Smark Strike, was eager to run early Saturday, but settled nicely just back of The Program on the backstretch as his stablemate set the fractions.
"I've always known he was versatile and could do whatever we want with him," Gomez said. "He did everything good today. He was traveling super easy when we turned for home. He just waits on horses and only does as much as he has to. When I turned for home he quickened for about 100 yards then went into relax mode.
"It always looks like he's stretched to win, but that's not the case," Gomez said. "He's going to learn more as he goes along because he's got a super mind to him. We've got to get him to where he puts his competition away and sprints to the wire. He's full of talent and I'm getting even more excited about him."
Baffert, who won the Kentucky Derby and Preakness with Real Quiet and the Preakness and Belmont with eventual Horse of the Year Point Given, is looking forward to the future as well.
"It's nice to have young horses," he said." He ran a little bit different. He put him into the race this time. That's good for him. He didn't have to do a lot. He just sat there, cruised around there. You could tell he was in a good spot. He wanted to get a little tough early, but then he backed him off, which was good. That's probably his best race. He's getting better and better.
"We're just gonna freshen him up and I'll probably run him about two times before (the Derby). I don't know (where), I haven't figured it out. He might ship out, I don't know. Either go to Oaklawn Park, New York, you never know . . . but I've got a lot of nice horses, I've got to spread them all out."
A few others were on display Saturday, including Stuka Stakes winner Tiz Chrome and seventh-race winner Clutch Player.
"That Tiz Chrome, he's a pretty serious horse," Baffert said. "I like the way he ran. And the other one, Clutch Player, he's gonna run two turns. So it's good to be in this spot, but you need a lot of bullets in this game. You never get too excited."
Lookin At Lucky paid a mere $2.60, matching the record low Futurity win mutuel set by Point Given in 2000. The winner's share of $400,000 boosted his earnings to $1,243,000.
Second choice Noble's Promise, the third-place finisher in the Breeders'
Cup Juvenile, ran well through the stretch after racing wide much of the way. He finished a half-length in front of Make Music for Me in third.
"The horse did very well," jockey Rafael Bejarano said. "From where he was drawn, I tried to get him comfortable early. My horse came running to the end, he never quit. The other horse (Lookin At Lucky) just had a better post and that really helped him. I know I can beat him next time."
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Guys, new to site, just wondering how the 2011 bows are doing? I'm interested in the firecat 400 and the onza bows.
I dont have a close dealer around my area and the closest one 1 hour away from me still hasent had a Martin rep in to stock their new bows. Havent even shot one yet.
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'The Magic of a Moment' at Carmel Del Mar
Carmel Del Mar Elementary School recently celebrated its young artists, photographers, composers, writers, dancers and video producers at its annual Reflections Reception held at the Carmel Del Mar Library.
This year's theme is "The Magic of a Moment." The CDM PTA thanks its talented students, judges, volunteers, teachers, staff and Principal Delaney for making this event possible. Photos/Mary Holmes
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Okay guys I need some help here!
2011 Martin Silencer, I built a set of strings for it.
1. The bow is a 55-70lbs
2. It does not register 70lbs- 68 max
3. recommended 32" ATA its @ 31 5/8"
What are we missing?
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Today I am here to promote my dear friend Kittee's newest cookzine: Papa Tofu Loves Ethiopian Food. I've known Kittee for almost a year now and every time we spend the day together she feeds me the most delicious food. She's a whiz at creating vegan and gluten-free recipes and this cookzine is a hefty, 85 page masterpiece that proves her culinary skills. Not only are the pages filled with tips, guidance, and recipes, but also Kittee's hand-crafted artwork. I can tell you with complete confidence that this is definitely a necessary addition to any cookbook shelf. You won't be disappointed, I promise! Want a copy? Kittee is selling Papa Tofu Loves Ethiopian Food through her website so purchase a copy and support a truly talented and wonderful vegan.
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College basketball: Elizabeth City State 80, Livingstone 79
SALISBURY Felician College in Lodi, N.J., is no longer the only correct answer to the trivia question: Who has beaten Livingstones mens basketball team?
Elizabeth City State is now on that list as well. The Vikings (9-5, 2-2) came to packed Trent Gym on Thursday and left the building with an 80-79 double-overtime victory to frustrate the crowd and the weary Blue Bears, who arent far removed from a grueling road trip.
Every time there came a time when we absolutely had to execute, we had a mishap, Livingstone coach James Stinson said. This was not indicative of how weve been playing.
The visitors managed to win despite being smashed 26-11 in the often decisive offensive-boards category.
We dominated the boards, sighed LC veteran Tyler Johnson, who had 20 points and 10 rebounds before fouling out late in the action. This was just a very tough game. Both teams played well, but only one was going to win it.
Talented Angelo Sharpless, who came in averaging 22.8 points per game, scored 26 to carry the Vikings. Included in his total were a pair of decisive free throws with 13.2 seconds left in the second OT. Those free throws came when he fell on a baseline drive that appeared to draw limited contact.
He got a few calls, but were not complaining, Livingstone guard Mark Thomas said. We lost this game when we had plenty of chances to win it.
Livingstone didnt get the clean look it wanted on its last, desperate possession.
Jody Hill was the first option off a high screen, but when he was cut off, Thomas wound up having to loft a heavily contested jumper over taller defenders from the right baseline. Thomas hit the rim with a couple of ticks left, and Livingstone got hands on the long rebound, but the Blue Bears long winning streak ended.
Time was running down and I had to take that shot and just hope that maybe wed get a tip, said Thomas, who scored 18 points.
Livingstone (11-2, 3-1) had won eight straight since that Nov. 16 loss to Felician, but there were a lot of reasons it couldnt put this one away including 30-percent shooting in the second half, a 4-for-20 night on 3s and 14 of the Blue Bears 17 personal fouls being lumped on Johnson, Eladio Espinoza and Darnell Turner, who fouled out with 7:55 left in regulation.
Free throws also hurt us again, and thats been the Achilles heel all season, Stinson said. We missed easy chippies all night, and credit Elizabeth City with doing a tremendous job defensively. They took away our first option a lot.
The Blue Bears, who played without injured big man Ethan Anderson, seemed on the verge of taking charge early when Thomas scored eight in two minutes for a 20-12 lead. But the shots stopped dropping, and the Blue Bears settled for a 31-30 halftime edge.
Omar Ford-Bey hit two free throws for a 63-61 Livingstone lead, but ECSUs Dominique Byrds made a layup for the final points of regulation. The Blue Bears had the last possession but didnt execute.
A free throw by Ford-Bey gave Livingstone a 69-67 lead with 11 seconds left in the first OT, but Sharpless drove the length of the court and went straight at the rim to score.
Sharpless is special, Stinson said. And when they need to get the ball to him, they do.
Sharpless was fouled as he laid the ball in, but he missed his free throw with four seconds left, and a second OT session was needed.
Livingstone actually jumped out 75-70 in the second OT, but Quintin Spady, who had not scored, nailed a wide-open 3, and Sharpless tied it up.
When we get ahead like that weve got to keep going, Johnson said. But we let up. We got too passive.
ELIZABETH CITY STATE (80) Sharpless 26, Barber 10, Byrd 9, Price 8, Barek 6, Rice 4, Faulcon 3, Spady 3, Key 2, Jackson, Moore.
LIVINGSTONE (79) T. Johnson 20, Thomas 18, Hill 13, Turner 10, Ford-Bey 7, Espinoza 5, Welch 4, King 2, Adams, Flint, C. Johnson, D. Johnson .
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Members of the West Side Pioneer Association have started moving historical artifacts and files into the new Tracy Historical Museum, the renovated former post office building at 12th and Adam streets.
Stanley Moya, manager of the U.S. Cold Storage facility, has been named Tracy Industrialist of the Year. The facility on MacArthur Drive has recently doubled in size.
Services have been held for Thelma Mae Souza, 85, a longtime Tracy resident.
The Tracy Raiders varsity team blasted the Modesto 49ers, 53-21, to advance to the youth football Superbowl game, where they will face the Stockton Vikings.
Tracy High running back Carlos Valdez has been named winner of the Peter B. Kyne Trophy as the most valuable player on the team.
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Robert L. "Bob" Haupt, chairman of the Tracy Junior Miss Pageant for the past 17 years, has been named Tracy's Citizen of the Year. Haupt, operator of Tracy Credit Bureau, is an active member of the Kiwanis Club of Tracy.
Robert H. "Bob" Kenner, a retired Tracy blacksmith who was a longtime Boy Scout leader, has died at the age of 91. (Kenner Park is named for him.)
James R. French, retired superintendent of Tracy Public Schools, is the new president of Tracy Friends of the Library.
Tracy High's football Bulldogs trounced Davis of Modesto, 30-13, to advance to the quarterfinals of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division 1 championship. Danly Daniel scored three of Tracy's touchdowns.
Ed Kaiser captured his second consecutive Tracy City Golf Championship with a 4 and 3 win over Bill Pollard.
50 years ago — 1962
Ruth Bolton, 38, of Oakland, has been named the new administrator at Tracy Community Memorial Hospital. The native of New Jersey succeeds Ginny Gingrich Fimrite in the position.
Senior quarterback Paul Fiack has been chosen winner of the Peter B. Trophy as the most valuable player on the Tracy High football team.
George Johnson scored 20 points to lead the Tracy High varsity basketball team to a 60-52 win over an alumni team.
After 35 years with B&B Laundry, Francis McCarthy is leaving Tracy to operate a dry cleaning and laundry business in Burlingame.
Robert Patzer and Jo Carpenter were married at the First Presbyterian Church.
75 years ago — 1937
The Holly Sugar factory is completing its fall "campaign" and will be closed down by Dec. 4. The plant produced 600,000 bags of sugar.
Tracy has gone "over the top" in securing memberships to the Red Cross, according to Dorothy Evans, local chairwoman.
Shifty halfback Joe Ruiz has been named winner of the Peter B. Kyne Trophy as the most valuable player on the Tracy High football team.
100 years ago — 1912
Members of the Board of Trustees (City Council) heard that some home owners are resisting the Board of Health's order to connect their homes to the city's new sewer system. Judicial action will be taken, trustees agreed.
Transients are believed responsible for stealing clothing from the Fritz Hilkin home south of town.
— Tracy Press archives


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An amp that means business Helix created the Competition SPXL1000 amplifier for those of you who want an amp with massive power and uncompromised sonic fidelity. This mono workhorse can deliver 750 watts RMS to a 4-ohm sub or 1200 watts RMS to a 2-ohm sub, and can even blast out 1750 watts RMS to a 1-ohm sub or subwoofer system. SPL competitors, you can even gang two SPXL1000 amps together to bring a whopping 3500 watts RMS to the party. Extraordinary features Gold-plated connections won't tarnish or suffer any oxide buildup that could interfere with the signal flowing in or out of this amplifier. You can adjust the low-pass filter, tunable bass boost, and variable phase control to tune your subwoofer system for maximum performance. For the SPXL1000's input, you can choose between using a single mono signal or a Real Mixed Input, which uses preamp mixing to properly combine the stereo left and right channel signals, instead of the usual Y-cord-type wiring. See more info on this item Highlights:mono subwoofer amplifier750 watts RMS x 1 at 4 ohms (1200 watts RMS x 1 at 2 ohms)1750 watts RMS x 1 at 1 ohmClass D design24-karat gold-plated RCA input, power, and speaker connectionsdouble-sided copper plated circuit boardsnoise-free inputsstereo or mono inputs with Real Mixed Input optioncan be ganged with a second SPXL1000B for double the powervariable low-pass filter (35-250 Hz)bass boost (0-18 dB from 40-120 Hz )continuous phase adjustment: 0 to 180 degreeswired remote bass level control includedpreamp inputs and outputs2- or 4-gauge power and ground leads and a 150- to 160-amp fuse recommended wiring and hardware not included with amplifierfuse rating: 80A x 220"W x 2-1/4"H x 10-15/16"Dwarranty: 2 yearsOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs Performance RMS Power Output (Watts x Channels) 750 x 1 Peak Power Output (Watts x Channels) 2975 x 1 Power at 2 Ohms (Watts x Channels) 1200 x 1 Bridged Power (Watts x Channels) N/A Minimum Impedance Bridged N/A Minimum Impedance Unbridged 1 Best Frequency Response 27-250 Hz THD at Rated RMS Power 0.33% Signal to Noise Ratio 96 dB Input Voltage --- Features Amplifier Class D Low-Pass Crossover Frequency 35-250 Hz Low-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/A High-Pass Crossover Frequency N/A High-Pass Slope (dB/octave) N/A Bass Boost 0-18 dB Bass Boost Frequency 40-120 Hz Fan Cooled No Fuse Rating 160 Speaker Level Inputs No Preamp Outputs 1 pair Width (inches) 20 Height (inches) 2-1/4 Depth (inches) 10-15/16 Parts Warranty 2 Years Labor Warranty 2 Years Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Mono subwoofer amplifier Two 80 amp maxi-blade fuses (installed) Wired remote control 16.5' Remote cable (RJ-25 plug on both ends) 12" Protect Bridge jumper Six 3/4" Self-tapping screws 5mm Allen wrench 2.5mm Allen wrench Instruction manual (German/ English) Master/Slave wiring instructions Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Features Controls Connections Features 1-Ohm Stable: The SPXL1000 is stable down to 1-ohm. The 1-ohm output is 1750 watts RMS x 1 channel; the 2-ohm output is 1200 watts RMS x 1 channel. 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The remote's approximate dimensions are: Width: 1-13/16" (2-5/8" including the mounting tabs) Height: 1-3/8" Depth: 2-3/16" (2-5/8" including the knob and wiring) Controls Gain: The rotary gain control is continuously variable from 0.2 volts to 6.0 volts to match the source signal. Bass Boost: the bass boost circuit has adjustable gain and center frequency (frequency at which the bass adjustment is centered): Gain: rotary dial; continuously variable from 0 to 18 dB Frequency: rotary dial; continuously variable from 40 to 120 Hz Crossover: The built-in low pass crossover is always active. The crossover point is continuously variable from 35 to 250 Hz. Phase: The subwoofer phase is continuously variable from 0° to 180°. Master/Slave: Choose the master or slave mode if using two SPXL1000 amplifiers together to power one subwoofer. The master setting is used when not strapping two amps together. 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Dennis Claridge, Jerry Tagge, Craig Sundberg, Tommie Frazier, Joe Ganz.
Nebraska, Michigan Ready to Make History
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By Randy York
Forget the stats, ratings and momentum. Don't over-analyze which team might have the edge in speed, strength or talent. Nebraska and Michigan are equal threats to become the lead dog in the Big Ten Conference Legends Division Saturday night before a national television audience that will watch Memorial Stadium celebrate 50 consecutive years of home-game sellouts.
Black rally flags and all.
Does it really take a quarterback to point out what can become the Huskers' ultimate advantage in a showdown game that gives the winner an inside track to a Big Ten championship game and a potential Rose Bowl invitation?
"We need a raucous crowd … one that can create a ruckus for the team we need to beat to get where we want to go," said Craig Sundberg, one of four former Husker quarterbacks that will help Nebraska commemorate 50 Years of Sellouts: 5-Plus Decades of Excellence at the Husker Nation Pavilion.
"From a spectator standpoint for a game like this, we're going to need a 12th man," Sundberg said. "Sometimes, you need to eliminate turnovers and sometimes, you need the crowd. It's going to be a cold night, so we might need the whole stadium to make a ruckus and give us an edge."
Anyone who knows Sundberg might be surprised to hear a quiet, humble leader use words like raucous – which means boisterous and disorderly – and ruckus, which is nothing more than noisy commotion.
Sundberg Mirrored the Qualities of His Head Coach
It is, in fact, almost unreal how much Sundberg is the antithesis of both words. I mean, when he lost the starting quarterback job his senior season to good friend and fellow Christian Travis Turner, Tom Osborne said Sundberg handled the situation so maturely that he didn't know if he could have handled it as well.
Sundberg is almost a mirror of his head coach … quiet, thoughtful and rooted in his faith. The night before he became the MVP of Nebraska's 28-10 comeback win over LSU in the 1985 Sugar Bowl, Sundberg lost eight pounds from a 17-hour bout with the flu that threatened his ability to start the game four hours before kickoff.
"Even to this day, that was as sick as I've ever been," Sundberg said Thursday, surprised that anyone would even ask about a game played 27 years ago. "It was a full-blown internal attack, and it was bad.
"Time passes," Sundberg said, "and the reality is that was only the sixth game I started at Nebraska. If the whole bowl game doesn't happen the way it did, I'm probably not getting called to do what I'm very happy to do – represent Nebraska and sign autographs. For me, that game was just another spiritual confirmation. I'm not the one who deserves the glory. There was no reason a guy who was as sick as I was would go out and play a college football game."
But he did, and Craig Sundberg played well on that 1985 New Year's Day in New Orleans. Down 10-0 nearly 11 minutes into the first quarter, he threw a 31-yard touchdown pass to Doug DuBose. In the third quarter, Sundberg gave Nebraska a 14- 10 lead with a 9-yard touchdown run on a keeper. In the final period, the fifth-year senior from Lincoln Southeast threw 24-yard and 17-yard touchdown passes to tight end Todd Frain to put the game out of reach. It was the most lopsided bowl win for Osborne in his first 12 years as a head coach and would continue to be his most lopsided decision for another nine years.
Well-Known Names Preceded Sundberg's Honor
Yes, it was a rare New Year's Day and a huge upset when Sundberg was named the Sugar Bowl's Most Valuable Player. The four previous winners of that same accolade were none other than Herschel Walker, Dan Marino, Todd Blackledge and Bo Jackson.
"It's very humbling because there are far more notable and higher-level candidates than I am to win an award like that or to be invited to something like a 50-year celebration for the Michigan game," Sundberg said.
Nebraska went 10-2 and shared the Big Eight championship with Oklahoma in 1984, and Turner and Sundberg played equally in the Huskers'17-7 loss to the Sooners. Sundberg regained his starting job for the Sugar Bowl, and he exited stage left as champion. Travis Turner became Sundberg's most jubilant post-Sugar Bowl celebrant.
"You couldn't have written a better script for Craig," Turner said. "It was hard to lose his job as a senior, but he never lost his spirit. He got knocked down, but he got back up and proved that football is a lot like life."
Claridge, Tagge, Frazier Will Sign at the Pavilion
Joining Sundberg at the Husker Nation Pavilion are three other former Husker quarterbacks – Dennis Claridge ('61-62-63) represents the 1960s. Jerry Tagge ('69-70-71) represents the 1970s. Sundberg ('82-83-84) represents the 1980s, and Tommie Frazier ('92-93-94-95) represents the 1990s.
Joe Ganz (2006-07-08) represents the most recent decade, and the offensive intern on Bo Pelini's coaching staff has pre-signed an 8x10-inch graphic that will be handed out at the Pavilion for the 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. autograph session.
Eric Crouch, the only Nebraska quarterback to win a Heisman Trophy, is now a college football television analyst and although he will be back for the game on Saturday, he is unavailable to participate in the 50-Year celebration due to two other signing commitments. Jeff Culhane, however, will interview Crouch at 8:05 p.m. Thursday on the Husker Sports Network. Former Husker Steve Taylor and NU play-by-play man Greg Sharpe will interview Claridge at 4:40 p.m. Saturday at the Husker Nation Pavilion. Taylor and Sharpe will interview Frazier immediately after the Claridge interview on Game Day.
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