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Voting Opens for PGA TOUR Volunteer Challenge at The Barclays, Fans Encouraged to Vote for Favorite Volunteer and Help Raise Funds for The First Tee of Metropolitan New York
Thursday, July 14 2016 - The PGA TOUR's The Barclays has donated more than $44.8 million to charity since its inception. Now, fans can contribute to the charitable giving at The Barclays by participating in the PGA TOUR Volunteer Challenge, sponsored by Myrbetriq® (mirabegron).
The Barclays 30-Day Million Dollar Hole-In-One Challenge continues through end of July
Wednesday, July 13 2016 - This summer, golfers in the New York/New Jersey Metropolitan area have a chance to compete to win $1 million by making a hole-in-one at a participating course.
The Barclays announces $1.3 million to charity in 2015
Monday, July 11 2016 - The Barclays is proud to announce that the 2015 event, played at Plainfield Country Club in Edison, N.J., raised a grand total of $1.3 million for New York/New Jersey Metropolitan-area charities.
Dustin Johnson wins World Golf Championships - Bridgestone Invitational, moves to No. 1 in the FedExCup standings
Wednesday, July 6 2016 - Recent U.S. Open winner Dustin Johnson shot consecutive rounds of 66-66 on the weekend at Firestone Country Club to win his first World Golf Championships-Bridgestone Invitational and third career World Golf Championships event.
Dustin Johnson, winner of The Barclays 2011, captures first major at U.S. Open
Wednesday, June 22 2016 - Dustin Johnson overcame a four-shot deficit to win the U.S. Open Championship at Oakmont Country Club for his first career victory in a major championship and 10th PGA TOUR title.
Scott leads FedExCup standings as tickets go on sale for The Barclays
Tuesday, April 12 2016 - Tournament officials have announced that tickets are available for The Barclays, which is set to take place August 23-28 at the Black Course at Bethpage State Park in the first event of the FedExCup Playoffs.
The Barclays defending champion Jason Day wins Arnold Palmer Invitational presented by MasterCard
Tuesday, March 22 2016 - Jason Day, the winner of The Barclays in 2015, birdied the 17th hole in the final round and made a remarkable up and down out of a bunker on the 72nd hole to record his first victory of the 2015-16 PGA TOUR Season and eighth of his career.


text: Lisa Madigan Illinois AG Dispute With Jimmy John's Continues By Sarah Mueller • Jun 10, 2016 "DSCN9425" BY FLICKR USER ROB_ROB2001 / (CC X 2.0) Jimmy John's -- the chain sandwich company based in Illinois -- says it's fixed the problem with stores using non-compete agreements for employees. But the Illinois Attorney General's office says franchise locations are still using them. Under the agreements, employees couldn't work for another sub shop while working at Jimmy John's or for two years afterwards. AG spokeswoman Eileen Boyce says stores are still asking employees to sign the agreements. Illinois AG Sues Sandwich Chain Over Non-Compete Agreements By Associated Press • Jun 9, 2016 "DSCN9425" By Flickr User rob_rob2001 / (CC X 2.0) Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is suing the Jimmy John's sandwich chain accusing it of improperly forcing low-level employees to sign agreements preventing them from seeking jobs with competitors. Madigan announced the lawsuit against Champaign-based Jimmy John's in a news release Wednesday. She called the non-compete agreements unfair. Legislation Proposed To Remove Sex Abuse Statute Of Limitations By Chase Cavanaugh • May 3, 2016 lisamadigan.org Legislation introduced in Springfield would remove Illinois' Statute of Limitations for prosecuting child sex offenders. Attorney General Lisa Madigan called for the measure last week when former US House Speaker Dennis Hastert admitted to sexually abusing teens. Illinois no longer has a statute of limitations for child sex abuse cases when corroborating physical evidence exists, or when someone legally required to report the crime fails to do so. Thus the new proposal only affects the 20-year cutoff in cases where these circumstances don't apply. Fantasy Sports Regulation Measure Passes In The House By Sarah Mueller • Apr 20, 2016 DraftKings The future of fantasy sports betting in Illinois hinges on legislation that's passed a House committee. It would regulate sites like DraftKings and FanDuel. The measure would ban company employees and anyone under 21 from playing the online games and give oversight to the Illinois Gaming Board. But Representative Scott Drury, a Democrat from Highwood, said he doesn't think the proposal can stop youth from participating. He also complained he needed more time to ask questions about the legislation before voting on it. Student Loans Among Illinois Attorney General's Top Consumer Complaints For 2015 By Guy Stephens • Mar 7, 2016 lisamadigan.org Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan released her office's list of the top ten consumer complaints of 2015 on Monday. Madigan's office says that, for the first time, the annual list includes "education-related complaints" made by student borrowers dealing with problems related to student loans, loan servicers and for-profit schools. Such complaints ranked seventh on the list. Fantasy Sports Sites Support Illinois Regulation Plan By Associated Press • Feb 25, 2016 DraftKings Fantasy sports sites are in favor of an Illinois House plan to regulate contested online sports betting. Boston-based DraftKings and New York-based FanDuel are expected to announce their support of a proposal sponsored by Democratic Rep. Mike Zalewski at the Capitol today. Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan issued an opinion in December saying the sites were illegal. The companies argued the opinion could destroy a "legitimate industry'' allowed by state law. New York and Texas have also issued opinions challenging the legality of the industry. AG Madigan: Stay Away From Tax Refund Anticipation Loans By WNIJ • Feb 9, 2016 "Filing taxes - 1040 form" by Flickr User PT Money / (CC BY 2.0) The Illinois attorney general is warning residents to avoid tax refund anticipation loans. Such loans involve a tax preparer lending you the amount of the tax refund that you expect, minus interest and fees. Attorney General Lisa Madigan says it may be tempting to get a return back quickly, but taxpayers should steer clear. "Really, what those products are – are simply very expensive, very short term loans taken out against your tax refund," Madigan said. Attorney General Sides With AP On Rauner Calendar By Associated Press • Dec 31, 2015 The Illinois attorney general has ruled that Governor Bruce Rauner's office has withheld too much information on his daily appointment calendars from taxpayers. The state's public access counselor issued an opinion in response to an appeal under the Freedom of Information Act by The Associated Press. Public access attorney Joshua Jones says the AP correctly argues that Rauner's staff improperly used exemptions under the Illinois Freedom of Information Act to keep his whereabouts and activities secret. Lawsuit Filed For Fantasy Sports Betting In Illinois By Associated Press • Dec 29, 2015 DraftKings A lawsuit that could determine the fate of fantasy sports betting in Illinois could go to trial next summer. Boston-based DraftKings and the Illinois Attorney General agreed to an expedited schedule and a bench trial in a lawsuit that could determine the fate of daily fantasy sports betting in the state. An order filed in Cook County Circuit Court shows Lisa Madigan agreed to respond to DraftKings' complaint by January 22nd. A trial could begin by June. DraftKings' attorney said in a statement the company and its legal team "are confident" they will win their case. Madigan Calls For Investigation Of Chicago Police By Illinois Public Radio • Dec 2, 2015 Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan is asking the federal government to investigate the Chicago Police Department -- including how officers use deadly force. Madigan says there's been a pattern of allegations of Chicago police misconduct, besides the killing of Laquan McDonald. Pages1 2 3 next › last »

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RIR to post race-related tweets on billboards
Citizen Staff Reports 08/28/12
Excited that NASCAR is making its return to Richmond International Raceway next month?
Raceway officials want to hear from you – and they may broadcast your thoughts on billboards around town.
Officials are encouraging members of the public to send tweets using the hashtag #RVALovesRacing. Several digital billboards in the Richmond area will display a different tweet featuring the hashtag each day, from Sept. 2-8. The billboards are located at:
• I-64 West, just east of the Staples Mill Road exit
• 7912 W. Broad Street
• I-195 North, just south of the I-64/I-95 interchange
• Laburnum Avenue, heading west, just east of Richmond International Raceway
• Mechanicsville Turnpike near Interstate 64
NASCAR returns to RIR Sept. 7-8 for the "One Last Race to Make The Chase" weekend, featuring the Federated Auto Parts 400 NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race Sept. 8 – the final race before the field is set for the Chase for the NASCAR Sprint Cup. Tickets start at $45 apiece and can be purchased by visiting http://tinyurl.com/RIRtickets or by calling 866-455-7223.
Local choral group seeks volunteers
Citizen Staff Reports 07/18/2016
Good Vibrations choral group is looking for all voices with some musical experience to sing with the volunteer choir. The season runs from August to November. Genre includes patriotic and inspirational. > Read more.
County plans Fourth of July event
Henrico County Recreation and Parks will present "Red, White, and Lights" at Meadow Farm Museum/Crump Park July 4.
Henrico County has hosted a Fourth of July celebration annually since 1981, but this year's event will offer a later start time and expanded hours and be highlighted by new entertainment.
The free event will begin at 4:30 p.m. and will feature the Richmond Symphony, a laser-light show, patriotic performances, and family activities. > Read more.
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Henrico CASA seeks volunteers for training as child advocates
'Evening with Henry Winkler' event to benefit Henrico Schools
Henrico Public Library offers new nature exploration backpacks
Henrico Extension to hold free lawn care workshop Aug. 13
Allen named COO of Parham Doctors' Hospital
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Motel 6 Scottsdale, Phoenix
- Free parking
Main amenities
- 122 guestrooms
- Outdoor pool
- WiFi in the lobby
- 24-hour front desk
- Coffee/tea in a common area
- Air conditioning
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
For families
- Private bathroom
- Television
- Daily housekeeping
- Laundry facilities
- In-room climate control (air conditioning)
- Cable TV service
What's around
- Scottsdale Fashion Square (0.2 mi / 0.2 km)
- Scottsdale Waterfront (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Western Spirit: Scottsdale's Museum of the West (0.9 mi / 1.5 km)
- Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
- Scottsdale Center for the Performing Arts (1.3 mi / 2.1 km)
Motel 6 Scottsdale, Phoenix
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- Modern, Room, 1 Queen Bed
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- This hotel has 122 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 2 floors
- Check-in time 3 PM-3 PM
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- No cribs (infant beds)
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For the value, best hotel in Scottsdale
Great choice for clean, no frills room. When I travel on business, I am gone all day and only need the room to sleep. I liked the laminate flooring. No nasty carpets. You always wonder how your budget room well turn out. Very clean.I would stay again.
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I ordered this as a Christmas gift for my wife and we're very happy with the results. We use it to stream Pandora or Amazon music in the shower. We've blasted it and have experienced no crackling as others have mentioned. The sound is still perfect 15 feet away with no obstructions. Even at 30 feet it only skips a little with 2 walls in the way.
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Jay Wow First Winner for Jersey Town
Presque Isle Downs juvenile victor Jay Wow became the first winner for Darby Dan Farm sire Jersey Town July 6.
Presque Isle Downs juvenile victor Jay Wow became the first winner for Darby Dan Farm sire Jersey Town July 6.
Colt won a 4 1/2-furlong maiden special weight at Gulfstream Park by a nose May 27.
With steady rain falling, the under tack show for the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic 2-year-olds in training sale began May 17, with two juveniles sharing the top eighth of a mile workout time of :10 and four equaling the best quarter-mile time of :21 3/5.
Thirstforlife to make first start in Churchill Downs stakes.
Topped by an Into Mischief colt bought by Spendthrift Farm for $335,000, the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co.'s April sale of 2-year-olds in training began on a strong note April 19, with across-the-board increases in gross, average, and median prices.
During the April 14 under tack session for the Ocala Breeders' Sales Co's spring 2-year-olds in training sale, a son of Shackleford breezed a quarter-mile in :20 2/5, the fastest at the distance so far during the first four of six workout sessions.
Workouts for next week's Ocala Breeders' Sales Company's April spring sale of 2-year-olds in training continued April 12, with three horses equaling the fastest breeze time for an eighth of a mile.
Three Into Mischief fillies and offspring of four freshmen sires were among 14 horses that shared the fastest eighth of a mile workout time of :09 4/5 during the March 9 first of three under tack workout sessions.
Joe and Helen Barbazon's Pleasant Acres will inaugurate its new stallion facility in Morriston, Fla., with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and gala from 6-10 p.m. (ET) Jan. 16.
A new partnership called Darby Dan Farm Racing resurrected the famous Darby Dan silks for a colt named Manitoulin, a son of Soaring Softly, who finished fifth in his maiden special weight debut Nov. 22.
The Iowa Thoroughbred Breeders and Owners Association is conducting an online auction of seasons to more than 180 stallions from 16 states.
Freud, this year's second-leading sire in New York who topped the list in 2014, will stand for $10,000 in 2016 at Sequel Stallions New York near Hudson.
Castleton Lyons has announced the 2016 stud fees for its two stallions, Gio Ponti ($12,500) and Justin Phillip ($5,000).
Darby Dan Farm's schedule of 2016 fees is unchanged from 2015 apart from new additions Tapiture ($7,500) and Sky Kingdom ($5,000).
The colt is out of graded stakes winner Afleeting Lady, a half sister to classic winner Shackleford and grade I winner Lady Joanne.
Barretts Sales, having conducted paddock auctions of horses of racing age during the Del Mar race meeting the past four years, is inaugurating a select yearling sale this season. It will be held Aug. 15.
Darley in America, near Lexington, announced its stallions will be available to be bred on Southern Hemisphere time, effective Sept. 1 for the Australian breeding season and Aug. 1 for South America.
Some positive economic indicators have Fasig-Tipton July participants expecting a robust market for select yearlings as the season's first major auction is set for July 9 in Lexington.
The first reported foal sired by grade I winner Emcee was born Feb. 10 at Becky Thomas's Sequel Stallions New York.
The first reported foal by grade I winner Justin Phillip is a colt born Jan. 23 at Lee Anne Smith's Paradigm Farm in Virginia.
Calculator's win in the Jan. 10 Sham Stakes (gr. III) adds to the legacy of the O'Farrell family's Ocala Stud. The Florida-bred son of In Summation races for longtime Ocala Stud client Richard Pell.
Gross, average, and median at the Fasig-Tipton Midlantic December mixed sale saw deceases at the one-day auction.
While the Metropolitan Handicap (gr. I) gets the most buzz from the 'best milers make the best sires' adage, the Cigar Mile (gr. I) coming up on Nov. 29 has also produced its fair share of top stallions.
The stallion Forestry has been sold to a Brazilian consortium and will not stand at Taylor Made Stallions in Kentucky, Taylor Made stallion nominations manager Travis White confirmed Nov. 17.
Castleton Lyons near Lexington has announced that Gio Ponti, the three-time Eclipse Award winner and earner of more than $6.1 million, will stand for $15,000 in 2015, unchanged from the prior year.
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|Kiaran P. McLaughlin
|Hamazing Destiny
|D. Wayne Lukas
|Jersey Town
|Barclay Tagg
|Justin Phillip
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Niall Carroll's Classical Daytime Friday 11 July 2014
Get your Friday off to a musical start with a four hour fix of the great classics on Classical Daytime and a Coffee Concert featuring Schubert's Symphony No. 5 from Amsterdam
Netherlands: Concertgebouw, Amsterdam
Schubert: Symphony No. 5 in B flat, D. 485
Mantova Chamber Orchestra
Alexander Lonquich (conductor)
Title: Thieving Magpie: Overture -- Thieving Magpie
Composer: Rossini, Gioachino
Performer(s): Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra
Album: Not Available (Recordno: 415377) ~~ G006602
Duration: 10:02
Title: Piano Concerto No.2 In C Minor (2nd Movement) Adagio Sostenuto
Composer: Rachmaninov, Sergei
Performer(s): Evelyn Chen (Piano), Philharmonia Orchestra
Album: Not Available (Recordno: Cmfmcd30) ~~ G334601
Duration: 12:31
Title: Stornello; La Zingara
Composer: Verdi
Performer(s): Rebecca Evans (Soprano), Michael Pollock (Piano)
Album: Debut Series (Recordno: 5697062)
Duration: 1:52
Title: Ricercare A 6 (The Musical Offering)
Complete Work Name: Ricercare A 6 Bwv 1079
Composer: Bach, J S
Performer(s): Maria Mosconi (Alto), Arnaud Thorette (Violin), Antoine Pierlot (Cello), Johan Farjot (Piano)
Album: Bach Transcriptions - Ensemble Contraste (Recordno: LDV 04)
Duration: 6:43
Title: Symphony No.94 'Surprise' (4th Movement) Finale
Composer: Haydn, Franz Josef
Performer(s): Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra
Album: Haydn: Symphonies 94, 96 and 104 ~~ H588804
Duration: 4:01
Title: On Hearing The First Cuckoo In Spring
Composer: Delius, Frederick
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Album: Not Available (Recordno: 8.557143)
Duration: 5:53
Title: Una Furtiva Lagrima -- L'Elisir D'Amore
Composer: Donizetti, Gaetano
Performer(s): Juan Diego Florez (Tenor)
Album: The number one Opera album 2004 CD 1
Duration: 4:38
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By moving to Toyota, Joe Gibbs Racing is presenting the NASCAR world a stark reality check. This is a shrewd business decision, strategically clever and quite possibly vital in ensuring the sustained well-being of the company and its 430 employees.
I'm a Chevy guy. I drive a Silverado. A General Motors seat belt clasp like the one in my Granny's Oldsmobile Cutlass Supreme affixed to a black belt often holds up my pants. As a race fan I'm not terribly enamored by the karma involved in a team of Gibbs' stature jumping ship.
But from a business perspective this wasn't even debatable.
There is no franchising in NASCAR. It's a performance-based business, and to maintain ample sponsorship backing teams must run up front and win. Consistently. If not, see ya
For 16 years JGR has done that with GM. So why leave? Traitors! Please. The landscape has changed.
Inter-team collaborations such as the Dale Earnhardt Inc./Richard Childress Racing engine development program leave JGR on an island. With whom does JGR align itself? Hendrick Motorsports, RCR and DEI are all positioned as crucial sects of the GM Racing platform, so to distinguish itself Gibbs deemed it best to detach from the GM fold in favor of Toyota.
The move elevates Gibbs from second fiddle to lead dog. That's what the folks at JGR wanted. They will be the chief benefactors of the best engineering Toyota Racing Development can offer, and won't have to wonder whether they're getting what Hendrick is getting. They'll get the best of the best.
That is critical for the future.
Joe Gibbs Racing, see, is just that, a racing team. There aren't 70 car dealerships from which to draw extraneous income. There aren't trucking companies or outside investors. Yes, coach Joe does patrol the sidelines for the Washington Redskins and that helps pay for Tony Stewart.
But all said, JGR must perform on the racetrack to remain operational. Toyota will see to it that that happens.
Some folks wonder how anyone could infer that, given Toyota's struggles in 2007. That's a fair question. But NASCAR is about people -- the cars are all pretty much the same -- and taking the established personnel Gibbs has, melded with TRD, it's a potent concoction.
Stewart is the ultimate barometer. He's here to win.
If he didn't think he could win he wouldn't even be here, much less negotiating a contract extension.
You've said for weeks that Tony Stewart's sprint car teams were a holdup in the decision for Gibbs to move from Chevy to Toyota. Now that they've done it, what does this mean for Smoke's teams? Do they lose Chevy as sponsors?
-- Tim Putnam in Iowa
Nope. Nothing changes there. Stewart said Wednesday the move to Toyota in Cup won't affect his USAC and World of Outlaws teams, and that they'll move forward with Chevrolet as planned. He said it's not much different than when he drove Chevrolets on the Cup side and his sprint car outfit was backed by Mopar.
Smoke on the water: Speaking of Stewart's non-NASCAR exploits, get this -- he's going fishing. Stewart, through his Smoke brand, is an inaugural partner with Total Cast Fishing, a NASCAR-style competitive team of pro anglers who will fish the Bassmaster Elite Series. In essence, he'll help sponsor these guys.
Seems to me that bass fishing is the new NASCAR -- a wildly popular niche market to which fans are ardently loyal. Won't be long before Skeet Reese is a household name, too.
Marty the Party!
C'mon man, I asked you a great question about shared engine programs having a negative effect on competition and you go and stick a half-assed question about a road race in the Chase?
Man, that question's been asked since the damn Chase came around! Get to the meat and potatoes man! If eight teams have the same engine, designed by one of the top-tier teams in the series, how is that fair to a team that doesn't share engine programs?
Can't the top-tier company "keep" the important data that they culled from all the teams buying their engines and use that to better their own team, i.e. Hendrick? Meat and potatoes, man meat and potatoes.
-- JB, Columbus, Ohio
Sure they can, JB. The two real advantages big teams like Hendrick and Evernham receive from leasing engines are the money made in return and the sample size offered at the track each weekend. Running six engines at the track each week compared to two obviously produces three times the results in regard to information that might help prevent future motor failures.
How many teams does engine information-sharing affect? Let's see
Penske Racing has its own in-house engine program that, right now, is outgunning most everyone down the straightaway. Roush/Yates Engines takes care of every Ford team, including the Wood Brothers and Robby Gordon Motorsports. In other words, nine teams get very similar pieces.
DEI and RCR are building engines together, sharing technologies and data. Gillett Evernham Motorsports builds its engines in-house and supplies power to Petty Enterprises. Gibbs, headed by Mark Cronquist, constructs its own power. Toyota Racing Development builds engines for Michael Waltrip Racing and Team Red Bull, sharing every nugget possible. Terry Elledge heads up Bill Davis Racing's in-house program with help from TRD. Ganassi Engines is in-house. Haas/CNC gets its power from Hendrick.
So that leaves Morgan-McClure. Ron Puryear, chief engine builder for MMM, is on an island. Is he at a disadvantage? Um, yeah. Are engines the only area where Morgan-McClure is at a disadvantage? Certainly not. I love Morgan-McClure because they're old-school Abingdon, Va. But old-school doesn't cut it anymore.
That's my take. Now here's the word from the source. I asked your question to Jeff Andrews, head engine man at Hendrick. Here's his take:
"I think the best explanation would be that first, our engines are leased out and not sold," Andrews explained. "HMS owns the engines and they are returned after each race to be rebuilt and have any updates or technology changes that have occurred since the last build installed during the rebuild.
"We have no specific engines for any specific team, we build 10 identical race engines every week and [they] are distributed to teams. Only the cars in the Chase are given any preference as to engine power once in the Chase.
"During the season up to that point, all cars share equal opportunities in regards to engine power. All engines must be within 5 horsepower -- which is less than 1 percent -- of each other. Per Mr. Hendrick, HMS cars [are] lease-engine cars, or they do not go out the door to the teams to avoid any questions in regards to engine performance at the track.
"During a race, there is no information gathered from our lease teams in regards to chassis info or specific setup issues. Actually, on the contrary, we have a Technology agreement with HAAS Racing where they are given the information used on HMS cars that is needed to set up their cars and chassis similar to HMS if they desire."
Hope that helps, man. I learned something.
All that's being said about Scott Riggs is that his future is in doubt. Scott can drive a race car as he proved in the Craftsman Truck Series and the Busch Series. He has been slowed down for the last four years by mediocre equipment and personnel swaps.
He always seems to get the leftovers from the organization he's with, like Nemechek at MBV/MB2, and now Kahne/Sadler at EMS/GEMS. Of course they are driving junk this year too. Personally, I wish Scott could hook up with the fourth RCR car.
Any word about Scott and where he will be in 2008? Come on, Marty, I need some answers!
-- Mike Hudzinski, Hillsborough, N.C.
I spoke to Riggs Thursday morning and he's still in limbo as to his future plans, Mike. He has spoken with Yates in the recent past, and since J.J. Yeley chose to sign at Hall of Fame Racing, Riggs could be in line for the No. 88. It would be a good fit for him.
The fourth RCR team would be a great opportunity for Riggs, but again, having no points to start the season makes that a much more difficult decision than it might seem based on level of equipment alone.
Kasey Kahne has had two really good weeks in a row, a welcome bright stretch in a tough season to be a Kasey fan. Is this the light at the end of the tunnel? Are we Kasey fans to believe it's getting better?
-- Mary Ann McFarland, Oxford, Miss.
Go Rebels! I hear Oxford is one of the most glorious places in all the land to engulf oneself in collegiate football joy. Give me the true scoop, Mary Ann. If it's legit I might just be coaxed into checking it out.
Anyway, to your question. I spoke with Kahne this week about his recent success -- a runner-up effort at Bristol and a 10th-place run at Fontana -- and he still doesn't feel Gillett Evernham is quite dialed in. He called it a "fine-tooth comb between being good and [being] real bad." But he quickly backed that up by saying they've most certainly improved.
He praised crew chief Kenny Francis for making little gains. When you see how badly Elliott Sadler is struggling, and consider that Kahne has the same car, it shows you how even minute adjustments have a profound effect in NASCAR.
I also asked Kahne if he felt the new management, which will enable Ray Evernham to focus more on making the cars better, has helped. The answer is yes. Evernham is a detail guy. He sweats the small stuff. And now that he's turned the sponsorship-development and business-to-business focus over to George Gillett's group, he can worry about the fine details that make for fast race cars.
Since Montreal, I have followed Marcos Ambrose closer than I ever did before. I was really impressed with the way he handled that situation and it made me a fan. Is he going to go to Nextel Cup anytime soon? And if so what car would he drive?
-- Gina, Grapevine, Texas
If Ford Motor Co. has anything to say about it, yes, Gina. Ford officials told me earlier in the week that if sponsorship can be located they'd like to arrange a full Busch Series schedule for Ambrose and "move him to Cup along the way."
If nothing else, they want a solid partial season. A lot depends on sponsorship, but Ford officials said the search is going quite well.
Ironically, the Montreal escapade with Robby Gordon may have been the best thing that ever happened to Ambrose's career -- for exactly the reason you stated. The manner in which he reacted and responded to the disappointment of dominating the race, only to be dumped late, impressed a lot of people, including potential sponsors. Suddenly he had a household name in racing circles. He was thrust into the limelight -- and possibly into a Sprint Cup opportunity.
It is unknown right now for whom he might drive at the next level, but Wood Brothers/JTG Racing -- the team that owns his No. 59 Busch car -- is in the market for a new driver. If Bill Elliott can keep the No. 21 in the top 35 in owner's points -- right now just four points separate the No. 21 and Bill Davis' No. 22 -- Ambrose might just be the guy.
Time to blast. We're headed to Richmond a day early to show off my little man to the grandparents. Gotta love it.
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WEIR S BOOK OUTSHINES ALL PREVIOUS STUDIES OF HENRY. Beautifully written, exhaustive in its research, it is a gem. . . . She succeeds masterfully in making Henry and his six wives . . . come alive for the reader. "Philadelphia Inquirer"
Henry VIII, renowned for his command of power and celebrated for his intellect, presided over one of the most magnificent and dangerous courts in Renaissance Europe. Never before has a detailed, personal biography of this charismatic monarch been set against the cultural, social, and political background of his glittering court. Now Alison Weir, author of the finest royal chronicles of our time, brings to vibrant life the turbulent, complex figure of the King. Packed with colorful description, meticulous in historical detail, rich in pageantry, intrigue, passion, and luxury, Weir brilliantly renders King Henry VIII, his court, and the fascinating men and women who vied for its pleasures and rewards. The result is an absolutely spellbinding read.
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Volbeat, HIM, All That Remains + Airbourne Set for 2013 Rock Allegiance Tour
The lineup for this year's Rock Allegiance tour has been announced and it features Volbeat, HIM, All That Remains and Airbourne.
The lineup for this year's Rock Allegiance tour has been announced and it features Volbeat, HIM, All That Remains and Airbourne.
It was a big week to head online or to the record store if you were a hard rock fan, and Volbeat, Stone Sour and Device all saw positive results for their new records.
Volbeat frontman Michael Poulsen was the guest on Full Metal Jackie's radio show this past weekend. Poulsen spoke all about the band's latest album 'Outlaw Gentleman & Shady Ladies' and what their new bandmate Rob Caggiano brings to the band both on the record and as a whole. The vocalist also spoke about being influenced by older artists as well as newer musicians. If you missed Full Metal Jackie's show, check out her interview with Michael Poulsen below:
Danish rockers Volbeat put on an enthusiastic performance at a sold out New York City show last night (April 9) at Best Buy Theater with support from the very talented Danko Jones and Spoken.
Danish rockers Volbeat have always been extremely popular in their home country, and with each album they've gained more momentum and fans. However, 2010's 'Beyond Hell/Above Heaven' was their true breakthrough in North America, spawning hit singles such as 'Heaven nor Hell' and 'A Warrior's Call,' which both topped the Billboard Active Rock chart.
Volbeat's 'Outlaw Gentlemen & Shady Ladies' album arrives next week, but the band has an early treat for their fans. They've made 'Room 24,' their collaboration with famous Mercyful Fate leader King Diamond, available to their fans as a free download.
Guitarist Rob Caggiano's exit from Anthrax has been a confusing one. At first, Caggiano chalked up his departure as wanting to focus primarily as an in-studio producer, specifically with Volbeat, but exactly one month after leaving Anthrax, Caggiano joined Volbeat as a full-time guitarist. The reactions of Anthrax band members have been mixed, but now Caggiano has gone further in-depth as to why he chose to leave the thrash legends.


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NEW YORK -- Seven players were officially invited to the NFL draft. Yet an eighth, uninvited prospect -- Kentucky's Artose Pinner -- stood tall and proud at The Theater at Madison Square Garden on Sunday morning when he was announced as the second pick of the fourth round (99th overall) by the Detroit Lions.
"It was amazing," the former Kentucky running back and SEC offensive player of the year said. "To see your picture and highlights on the screen and then your name on the board that's a blessing."
Especially considering the circumstances.
At the end of last season, Pinner thought of himself as a top running back prospect. He figured he was capable of being drafted in the first two rounds. And for good reason. After starting just five games and rushing for less than 700 yards in his first three seasons, Pinner had 283 carries for 1,467 and 13 touchdowns in 2002.
But like Miami's Willis McGahee, a projected top-five prospect taken 23rd overall by Buffalo, Pinner had his dreams derailed after suffering a nasty leg injury in January.
Pinner sustained a high ankle sprain and fractured fibula in the Senior Bowl and has spent more time regaining his strength and mobility than trying to impress scouts with flashy moves and speedy 40 times.
"Putting on an NFL uniform -- I always dreamt about this, but at the same time, it was a longshot," he said.
Pinner had surgery on the leg and needed to have screws inserted to repair the ligaments. The removal of the screws in New York just happened to be scheduled two days before this weekend's draft.
As Pinner watched running backs sporadically go off the board on Saturday, he wondered how long it would take before hearing his name called. Then, he said he was contacted by the Lions and informed that they were trying to trade up with Tampa Bay to select him with the final pick of the third round.
When that didn't happen, he figured the waiting would end early on Day 2. He was right.
Pinner, who projects to do more running and cutting drills in the next month as he continues to rehab, looks forward to joining the team where future Hall of Famer Barry Sanders once played.
"They acquired some great talent at wide receiver in Charles Rogers and with a good young quarterback like Joey Harrington," said Pinner, "and hopefully, I can add to that equation and be part of a great nucleus for years to come."
But first, he needs to regain the form that made him an all-SEC performer last year.
James C. Black is an NFL Editor at ESPN.com.


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Furor over the iPhone 4 antenna…
Honestly folks, I don't get it.
A lot of people think that a recall of iPhones will be inevitable now, because (to their way of thinking) Apple shipped a phone with a known defect.
I'm wondering what phones they've been buying up until now: these defect-free phones from those manufacturers who are so careful that they only release absolutely rock solid equipment to the consumers. If you were satisfied with your previous phone and its freedom from defects, then why did you bother switching to the iPhone at all?
"My god, it could drop calls!" It's a cell phone. We've accepted crappy performance from them for years, sometimes caused by cell phone deficiencies, sometimes caused by network deficiencies, and yet we continue to pay our bills.
"I'm annoyed that I have to buy a case for my iPhone." I bought one for my first iPhone, because it was so slippery I kept juggling it out of my pockets. I delayed getting one for my second iPhone, with the net result that I put a scratch in the front bezel two weeks in. I didn't call that a "design flaw" and ask for a recall: I bought a case. Get over it.
I'm not really that much of an Apple fan boy, I just think that the Apple iPhone remains significantly (at least for me) than anything else on the market when taken as a whole. If you like your EVO better, then fine, I won't whine when it drops your call after using it for just five hours and its battery runs out. I also won't file a class action lawsuit about it.
Yeah, I'm with you. After dropping two iPhones and cracking their screens, there's no way I'd use an iPhone without a case.
What percentage of users have naked iPhones? I'd guess it'd be pretty small.
You cannot be serious.
The antenna design flaw iis tiny; Apple's response to it has been earth shattering.
First blaming it on weak ATT signals and suggesting that the algorythm for calculating it was to blame. That bigger bars would help customers see that their ATT coverage really sucked to begin with and that was the root cause of the drop outs.
Today there are reports that Pple is deleting all comments in their own forums related to the Consumer Reports article.
This isn't what we expect of a world class organization.
The design flaw can apparently be fixed with a rubber band but this is the least of the problem. In this fiasco Apple has exposed it's Achilles heel – it simply cannot admit that it made a mistake, and it refuses to accept feedback from anyone, including it's own customers.
I suspect this is because Jobs spent a full twenty minutes of a two hour WWDC Keynote extolling the genius of this new antenna design…
Your mention of the class action suit in this context is a bit of a red herring as it was in the works before the iPhone 4 hit the market.
Sent from my iPad…
73, Jeff
It's hard to tell what will annoy Mark, and what will not annoy Mark. Did he rant somewhere around here about his anger over Apple Developers EULA? I guess having been an ATT customer for so long means he has gotten used to dropped calls.
Hmmm…. I'm guessing it's because he already bought a case, which he regrets not doing sooner.
It is rather ironic that the new antenna design was supposed to be a feature and ended up being a class action lawsuit.
It does seem kinda sue happy to launch a bunch of lawsuits over something that can be fixed with a piece of tape. Let's face it. Your phone should have a case anyway. Leather smells good.
You seem to be missing the point that this is much less a cell phone problem. Yes, each electronic device has its own quirks and features. Some are better than others, the iPhone is the best of breed.
But unfortunately it's being sold by a company that apparently has no respect for its customers.
This problem was first noted just hours after the product release. The now infamous email to Jobs about it yielded his arrogant response: "don't hold the phone that way" and that the customer should "buy a case".
This was quickly followed by Apple's "stunning" software problem that over-inflated signal quality…but shortly thereafter, AppleCare started advising customers that any forthcoming software fixes wouldn't fix the hardware-based antenna problem.
And then there was the customer service script leak that advised tech support to tell customers that, in fact, the antenna is awesome, but even so, don't hold it that way, maybe buy a case, and no, AppleCare is not to give out a free case, offer any kind of warranty repair, or deal with the problem in any satisfactory manner at all.
And now that Consumer Reports won't recommend it, the first iPhone that they haven't recommended so they certainly aren't Apple bashers, Apple is deleting mentions of the Consumer Report findings on its support forums, as it frequently seems to do when problems crop up that it doesn't want to acknowledge.
I don't think this is going to stop the iPhone momentum because frankly I think that most consumers just want an iPhone and don't give a crap if it has problems or not.
But longer term I wonder about Apple's ability to thrive given that they have abandoned the computer market and thrust themselves into the consumer market despite the fact that they obviously believe that consumers are idiots who will purchase anything that they lay on the table and if there are problems, just deny, deny, deny it and screw 'em!
Not a world class company, not a world class act…
On a side note, I'm standing in line today to buy a Droid X. But not because of the iPhone antenna design flaw, but because of AT&T…
Jeff, KE9V
As one who does not own a cell phone (and has no current plans to own one), I find the emotional angst generated on both sides of Apple's antenna issues somewhat amusing.
Nowaday cell phone is a important part of our daily life already. But I wonder 100 years ago why people can live without phone.
Is a cell phone really an important part of your daily life? I don't own one and I don't miss it.
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Tomato-Sour Cream Dip
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It's great to feel the lingering taste of this Tomato-Sour Cream Dip. A perfect companion to any main course, this Tomato-Sour Cream Dip is an easily made recipe!
|Canned tomato sauce
|8 Ounce
|Thick sour cream
|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1 Dash
|Onion juice
|2 Teaspoon
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
Combine all ingredients and chill before serving.
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Difficulty Level:Easy
Course:Side Dish
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Serving size: Complete recipe
Calories 541 Calories from Fat 407
% Daily Value*
Total Fat 46 g71.3%
Saturated Fat 26.6 g133%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 119.6 mg39.9%
Sodium 1745.4 mg72.7%
Total Carbohydrates 31 g10.4%
Dietary Fiber 6.2 g24.8%
Sugars 24.5 g
Protein 9 g17.6%
Vitamin A 46.2% Vitamin C 64.3%
Calcium 33% Iron 17%
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People Are Already Walking Out Of Adam Sandler's New Movie
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On Wednesday, about a dozen Native American actors, including the film's Native consultant, walked off the set of Adam Sandler's new Western parody, The Ridiculous Six.
The actors found the language in the script to be offensive toward native women and misrepresentative of Apache culture. In not-exactly-surprising Sandler fashion, the screenplay offers up jokes about an Apache woman smoking a peace pipe while squatting to pee. Other native women have names like "Beaver's Breath" and "No Bra." Looks like we may have a new contender for Sandler's most offensive flick to date.
Loren Anthony, a Navajo Nation tribal member and lead singer of metal band Bloodline, told Indian Country Today Media Network that he'd originally declined to participate in the movie. "I was asked a long time ago to do some work on this and I wasn't down for it. Then they told me it was going to be a comedy, but it would not be racist."
After producers assured him that a cultural consultant had been hired and the work would be "tasteful," he was ultimately persuaded to to join. "But on Monday things started getting weird on the set."
As Mashable reported, Anthony didn't appear to have any problems with filming a few days ago, as he was sharing uncritical photos from the shoot on his Instagram.
Another actor to leave the set was Allison Young, Navajo, who reported that she, too, "had an uneasy feeling inside of me and felt so conflicted" when she signed on to the film. "We talked to the producers about our concerns. They just told us, 'If you guys are so sensitive, you should leave.'…Nothing has changed. We are still just Hollywood Indians."
Other actors cited inaccurate costumes and a general atmosphere of disrespect and closed-mindedness. It's a high-profile problem for a high-profile project to have: the comedy is part of a four-movie deal Netflix inked with Sandler last fall. Sandler is slated to develop and premiere four films exclusively with the streaming giant. (In his statement about the news, Sandler cited the fact that "Netflix rhymes with 'wet chicks'" as his reason for the partnership.)
It's also the second time in months that Netflix has been in the news for insensitive portrayals of Native Americans. The otherwise delightful Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt, brainchild of 30 Rock dream team Tina Fey and Rob Carlock, included a puzzling, uncomfortable plotline about a wealthy, white woman (played by Jenna Maroney) with a secret past: she's actually a Native American.
Jacqueline used to be Jackie Lynn, until she dyed her hair blonde, popped in some blue contacts, and started her life anew in New York. She tells her parents that this transition is necessary, because "if you want to get anywhere, you need to be blonde and white." It's her comic version of Don Draper's Dick Whitman roots (creator Matt Weiner has said many times that Mad Men is, at its core, a story about trying to become white in America because "the definition of success in America—becoming a WASP. A WASP male."), a way to add a sympathetic backstory to an otherwise tough-to-love character.
Opinion on the Native subplot was divided. Jiwere-Nutachi/Chahta Johnnie Jae, journalist and co-editor of Native Max magazine, approved wholeheartedly, telling ICTMN that "The show is also addressing the white privilege afforded to those same white-passing Natives. It's not trivializing these issues, it's bringing them out in the open." But plenty of critics took the other side, with Vulture arguing that Jacqueline's backstory amounting to "sloppily marginalizing a group of people who are already as marginalized as you can get" and The AV Club deeming the whole thing "a whitewashed plot about whitewashing. And it just feels off. [Jane] Krakowski should not be playing a Native American character, even one who has decided to pretend to be white."
Netflix has responded to the allegations against Sandler's movie — a spoof of The Magnificent Seven — by, essentially, dismissing them: "The movie has ridiculous in the title for a reason: because it is ridiculous. It is a broad satire of Western movies and the stereotypes they popularized, featuring a diverse cast that is not only part of — but in on — the joke."


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London tab reportedly has video of FIA president in sex tape
Updated: April 2, 2008, 12:01 PM ETESPN.com news services
LONDON -- Formula One's governing body is keeping its distance from sexual allegations in a British tabloid newspaper about its president, Max Mosley.
"This is a matter between Mr. Mosley and the paper in question," an International Automobile Federation (FIA) spokesman said.
"We understand that Mr. Mosley's lawyers are now in contact with that newspaper and the FIA has no comment."
The News of the World reported in a front-page story that FIA president Mosley, 67, had ...
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