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Our 28th Annual Celebration Luncheon was a success! From the bottom of our hearts, thank you to our sponsors and to everyone who participated in our Celebration Luncheon! We are very grateful for all of your support. A big thanks to our Sponsors- Corporate Sponsors- Eastern Bank Charitable Foundation, United Way of Massachusetts Bay Strong Sponsor-Old Neighborhood Foods Smart Sponsors-Tome and Cindy Belhumeur, General Electric, Chris and Nick Meninno, Salem Five Charitable Foundation Bold … [Read more...]
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Our 27th celebration luncheon was about three weeks ago and we are still glowing from the event. Each year the staff and I feel renewed and inspired by the afternoon. We were inspired by the girls, Latoyia, Fran, Tom and you- our supporters. I was so proud of our Girl Heroes for their many accomplishments and I am sure most of you will agree it is not easy to speak before 580 people! Our Mistress of Ceremonies, Latoyia Edwards, engaged, inspired and motivated us. Her commitment to the girls … [Read more...]
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Well, many would maintain that you shouldn't wear a black suit, but leaving that aside...
Brown shoes can be quite versatile. While it's more common to see men in suits wearing black shoes, the fact is that brown shoes can not infrequently represent a better choice.
That having been said, there's nothing magical about brown shoes which make them always and automatically the best choice. (For convenience sake, I'll lump everything from tan to dark brown - including reds like burgundy and merlot - into the "brown" family. This is an oversimplification, of course.)
Sometimes black - yes, black - really is the best color choice for shoes. Not always, and not as often as most people think, but sometimes.
And I would add that these guidelines tend to vary based on geographic location, occasion, social class, age, and other factors. Both within a country, and especially between countries. ("Best color choice" for a 21 year old going clubbing in Los Angeles, can be very different from "best color choice" for a 60 year old banker holding a press conference in London.)
You're not wrong, so long as you understand that it's a general guideline, not a law.
A nice pair or two of brown shoes might well be worth buying. But black shoes - while not always the best choice with a suit - are more often than not a safe choice. Particularly with navy or grey suits.
My tastes lean more toward the burgundy end of the brown spectrum, but to a great extent the best shade comes down to personal preference. I do tend to regard lighter shoes - tan, for example - as being somewhat less formal than darker shoes.
Great thanks for the information.
And I know a lot of people on this forum say never wear a black suit. But in my area a black suit is ok to wear as long as you aren't dressed like a black tie event. i.e. brighter pink/blue shirts with a colorful tie.
I'm also going to assume Cap toes are much more acceptable than wingtips? lol

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Drew was awarded a three-year contract with Milwaukee worth more than $7.5 million and a team option for a fourth year, bringing the entire package to around $10.5 million, according to a source.
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"We're going to play the right way. We're going to have fun playing. We're going to play hard every single night. When we step in between those lines, we will be a committed group.
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Drew said he is eager to work with the Bucks' young players, including third-year center Larry Sanders and second-year center-forward John Henson, who attended the news conference at the BMO Harris Bradley Center.
"One thing I can tell you about both guys, they impact the game with their length," Drew said. "They always gave us problems. We avoided them at times.
"Within what I do offensively and defensively, I think these guys are going to be a perfect fit. And I'm really excited about the opportunity to coach both of these guys. It's not going to be something that's going to happen overnight. But we're going to get started this summer."
And he said he wasn't worried about the unsettled contract situations affecting the backcourt, with the futures of Brandon Jennings, Monta Ellis and J.J. Redick yet to be decided.
"This is part of the NBA, players who become free agents," Drew said. "You've got three pretty good ballplayers. These three guys are certainly solid NBA backcourt players. We'll just make a decision on that. It's just part of the process, particularly during free agency."
Drew credited several of his former coaches for helping him develop his own style. He served as an assistant coach for 17 years before becoming an NBA head coach and he played 10 years in the league.
And he pointed to two coaches in particular — his college coach at Missouri, Norm Stewart, and the late Cotton Fitzsimmons, who coached Drew with the Kansas City Kings.
"Real hard-nosed guy, real tough guy," Drew said of Stewart. "As tough as it was with him, that really paved the way for me. I felt if I can handle him or play for him, everybody else would be a piece of cake."
Drew said he was traded after playing just one season in the NBA and was questioning himself.
"I got a phone call from Cotton Fitzsimmons, and he said the magic words: 'I believe in you,'" Drew recalled. "That really started my playing career.
"And I had a guy to play for, Pat Riley (with the Los Angeles Lakers), one of the best coaches I've ever been around. He had some pretty good players.
"I picked up a great deal being around him. I just tried to take something from each coach. As I look back, I can see how valuable it was for me to do that."


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Collected Plays of Satish Alekar: The Dread Departure, Deluge, The Terrorist, Dynasts, Begum Barve, Mickey and the Memsahib
Oxford University Press, 2009 - Literary Collections - 422 pages
Satish Alekar, Mahesh Elkunchwar, and Vijay Tendulkar constitute the trinity who wrote and produced some of the most influential and progressive plays of modern Indian theatre, and in doing so, shaped modern Marathi theatre. This volume of Satish Alekar's plays includes some of his finest works in translation: Mahaniravan, Mahapoor, Atirekee, Pidhijat, Begum Barve, and Mickey ani Memsahib. Alekar uses colloquialisms, traditional Maharashtrian performance practices, black humour, and devices from the theatre of the absurd to create an oblique sense of reality in his plays. The first part of the book includes Mahanirvan (1974), which broaches a subject considered taboo in Indian theatre - death - and defuses the sense of horror surrounding it to show it as an everyday occurrence. The second play, Mahapoor (1975), presents a picture of the middle-class youth of India, torn between the philosophy taught to them and the grim reality of their existence. Atirekee (1990) takes a hardlook at terrorism and presents it as a phenomenon that emerges from the circumstances of modern society. Pidhijat (2003), Alekar's most recent play, is a devastating satire on the malleability of morality in both 'tradition' and 'modernity'. The second part includes two plays - Begum Barve and Mickey ani Memsahib. Begum Barve (1979) is a lament for the cultural forms that are lost to modernity. Barve is a throwback to the lost era of Marathi musicals and the play is about the protagonist'sfinal attempt at living his life on his own terms - an attempt that is cruelly crushed, sadly, by his long-time partner. Mickey ani Memsahib (1973) is a surreal play about an Amazonian woman who controls her scientist husband physically and mentally, who in turn seeks his escape through his scientific experiments. The plot, almost novelistic, is a brilliant satire on the nature of scientific modernity. The plays have been translated by Gauri Deshpande, Urmila Bhirdikar, Alok Bhalla with Jayant Dhupkar, Pramod Kale, Shanta Gokhale, and Priya Adarkar. Each part of the volume is prefaced by a critical introduction by noted theatre critic, Samik Bandyopadhyay. This volume also includes an interview of Satish Alekar by Bandyopadhyay. Rare photographs of the productions of these plays constitute a special section in the book. A must for students and scholars of modern Indian theatre and cultural studies, this book will also be of interest to scholars of Indian literature in translation.
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Fantastic RV resort only 25 minutes from Zion National Park. Great facilities - toilet / shower combo (can get crowded). Choose a site by the Virgin River side (mine was 99). Dog friendly. Plenty of shade. Even fire rings! One of the top 10 resorts I've ever stayed at! - Panthera16
Oct 2016 - $60.00
One of the nicest RV parks I've visited. Paved roads, gravel pads, paved patio, picnic table, fire ring. Hookups are well located for motorhome. Lovely clean pool and hot tub. Wifi sometimes available in the resort office. Weak Verizon signal there, too. The abundance of campfires every evening made for smoky air in the RV. Located about 20 minutes from Zion NP. - 42lena
Oct 2016 - $59.00
When I'm paying almost $60/night, I get pretty picky about the park. In our experience, Zion River Resort was worth every penny. Our site was probably one of the nicest back-in sites in the campground because it was so spacious (Site 55). It was a gravel site in a corner so it was open and spacious in the back. Full hookups and cable. There is no actual river view which was a little disappointing, but there were nice amenities at the campground: cute general store, social room, game room, free coffee, beautiful pool/spa area, and a shuttle service to Zion National Park. The laundry facility was nice, but a little pricey ($2 for wash/$2 for dry). Bathrooms were also nice: individual rooms with a toilet and shower. There are two separate bath houses with at least 3 bathrooms in each house. The only drawback is the 7-minute shower timer then there's a 5-minute pause "to save water." Maybe I'm slow, but it takes me longer than 7 minutes to shower and wash my hair. If the timer was 10-12 minutes, I would not even have mentioned it. We were in a back-in site, but the pull-through sites were very long with cement pads, landscaping, picnic table and fire pits. The staff was very friendly and helpful. One negative was that we had absolutely no cell/data service with Verizon at our campsite. There was one tiny spot in the game room where we could make a phone call, but that was it. Not sure if a booster would help provide better connectivity. - Smashcamp
80 South 1150 West Hurricane, Utah 84737 (map) | (435) 635-4154
Sites: 168 | Latest Rate: $48.00 | 134 Reviews
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Dec 2016 - $48.00
This is a nice park. Lots of shade trees, so if you want satellite make sure you reserve a site that has a view of the southern sky. They know which ones they are and they are noted on there map. They have cable but you have to put $150.00 deposit on a box to get it. We had a satellite site. What was a disappointment was the management. When we made the reservation a week earlier they didn't tell that our site was next to some construction they were doing in the park, so for the full week we were subjected to noise and dust. Also the first night we were there a water main broke next to our site and flooded our night. First we couldn't find any management or security to report the problem, finally dialed 911 and they sent the city out and they finally found someone. We were up until 5am with people trying to fix the water leak. Not one word of sorry about keeping us up all night. Later in the week they turned the water off for the whole park and didn't notify anyone. I know things happen but the management basically gave the impression of oh well too bad. - The traveler
Nov 2016 - $36.00
At checkin I was put off - first thing I was handed was 4 pages of rules and was told they wanted to make sure I behaved. First day WiFi wouldn't work. I was pretty much believing I was going to not go for the park - I was totally wrong. The place is spotless, how many parks have a street sweeper. Trees galore and the sites are concrete and very wide and level. Gas fire pits in 3 locations and the club house is the best I've seen. WiFi was fixed the second day and worked well. This is one nice place and we will be staying again. Except for the 4 pages of rules I would give this park a 10. Just goes to show one can be totally wrong about first impressions. - Littleguy
Oct 2016 - $45.00
Pretty, clean park with paved roads, concrete pads. There are both shady and sunny sites. Quiet location on edge of a neighborhood. Zion NP is about 40 mins away. St. George shopping and dining are about 30 mins away. - 42lena
97 South Valley Rd Leeds, Utah 84746 (map) | (435) 879-2450
Sites: 55 | Latest Rate: $40.00 | 44 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $40.00
Stayed three nights while visiting Zion and Bryce National Parks.
Young man was helpful in spotting us while backing into site. Wifi was spotty. Have to use converter box for TV.
Nice grassy area for dogs.
Many permanent residents. - E&E
Sep 2016 - $35.00
Not the worst park in the area but far from the nicest park we have stayed in. It was lightly wooded which in this area is a plus. Gravel site with concrete patio and picnic table. Sites were fairly level but tight. Barely enough room to park tow vehicle. Quiet. Some year round residents with junk around. Managers friendly and helpful. Town has little to offer. Convenient to I15. Not convenient to much else. Good water pressure, electric was out for couple of hours. Cable out for 2 days. WIFI extremely slow. Gave up on it and used our jet pack. Verizon service was 3 bars 3G. Would stay again in a pinch because other parks in the area aren't any better. - oosuzieqr
Jul 2016 - $39.00
We stopped over for just one night stay on our journey north. We arrived late and our assignment was posted on the door with site instructions. The lots and spaces are all gravel with a cement slab that contains a wooden picnic table. The lot was level and we did not have to make any adjustments to our motorhome. The RV park was easy to access to/from I-15 (about 3 minute drive). All of the hookups worked well and Internet was fast. They had cable with a lot of channels but we didn't use this feature as we arrived late and left early. There were sufficient trees for shade but placed so there was no concern of overhang that would interfere with parking. There were a few "full timers" but their spaces were well kept and everyone in the park was friendly. There was a nice grass patch at the front of the park to walk the dogs. There is another large green space in front of the office and motel but there was a sign posted "no dogs on the grass." That was okay because there was another location well suited for walking them. The staff was very friendly and accommodating. We had to move our reservation back a night due to change in schedule and they made this very easy without any extra charges. We would stay here again. - WM RV Newbie
175 South Valley Rd Leeds, Utah 84746 (map) | 435-627-9004
Sites: 36 | Latest Rate: $28.00 | 18 Reviews
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Oct 2015 - $28.00
Small park off the freeway with little freeway noise. Sites were very narrow. We were able to open slides, but not our awning. They were gravel and level. Both the internet and cell service were very anemic. The laundry facilities were good and cheap. - SAU51
Sep 2014 - $37.00
Nice shade trees, sites were clean and kept nice. A very small campground with not much to do. Our view was nice of the mountains and field next door. Very quiet. A great place if you need a home base if you are visiting Zion National Park. - Wanda H
Oct 2013 - $30.00
We made a quick one night stop that turned into two nights. It was quiet and peaceful. We weren't too sure after the drive between I-15 and the park. But it was a really sweet little park. The man there was very helpful and accommodating. We pulled in around 8pm on a Sunday and he came out all cheerful and helped us get into the space, etc... The scenery there was so pretty and it was so quiet and serene, we stayed another day. Very nice place. Not many activities or "amenities" per se, but a neat place to stop for a day or two. - jilspan
150 North 3700 West Hurricane, Utah 84737 (map) | 801-520-3427
Sites: 17 | Latest Rate: $30.00 | 10 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $30.00
This CG may have been upgraded since the last reviewer visited as the itinerant sites are very good with nice, reasonably level gravel and concrete platforms with picnic tables. The electric output we got was steady between 117-120. The roads are very wide. - KiwiRVer
Jun 2015 - $27.00
The camp consist of full timers. Main concern was the electric output was low. No picnic tables, and sticker burrs. There has to be a better place to stay. - De order
Nov 2014 - $30.00
Stayed 3 nights. Very clean and well kept. Park appears to be "time share" type of arrangement with RV sites available at times. Park staff were great. Definitely would stay again. - Tom McKeon
Zion National Park, Utah (map) | (435) 772-3837
Sites: 172 | Latest Rate: $15.00 | 105 Reviews
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Sep 2016 - $15.00
Very convenient location, close to visitor center and shuttle bus stop into canyon. Nice views of surrounding mountains from most sites. Sites were fairly generous. We had 30 amp service. Perhaps nicest toilet facilities of any National Park campground I have ever been in. Very clean and attractive. Our site has some restricted view of mountains due to trees. Adjacent site and several sites across road would have been perfect. - j harris
Aug 2016 - $15.00
We managed a last minute stay of 1 night since I hadn't booked in advance. We loved the campground and our site was spacious The views from the campground are great. Site was gravel with a fire pit and picnic table. You can walk into Springdale from the campground. The shuttles inside Zion were great and very convenient. Managed to get OTA tv signal and decent Verizon service. We would stay here again. - jtl2
Jul 2016 - $15.00
Staff very friendly. Large back in's and pull throughs. Great shuttle system in the park. No showers or full hook ups. - RonD H
Zion National Park, Utah 84767 (map) | (435) 772-3256
Sites: 127 | Latest Rate: $20.00 | 8 Reviews
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Nov 2016 - $20.00
This is a fairly clean campground, though I found some trash at my site. There's traffic noise, but almost none at night. Sites are shady, non-level dirt. Each site has a picnic table. Generator hours: 8-10 AM and 6-8 PM. Roads are narrow asphalt in fair condition with a few large potholes, tight turns, some low branches, and many cracks in the pavement.
Verizon LTE works well. Terrestrial broadcast TV: CBS PBS. No VHF weather radio. - wjzcbn
Oct 2014 - $16.00
Very busy, so get their early...even in October. Nice sized sites, water at the dump station. Very close to visitors center and shuttle bus to all the hikes. Great location. - John WD Smith
Jun 2014 - $18.00
The sites are large and most are shaded. The bathrooms in the 'B' loop have been newly renovated and are nice and clean. The river was nice and clear and the water cool and refreshing. By the end of July it can get a bit muddy when the thunderstorms bring in the red silt. The only real negative is the lack of showers. After several days of hiking in near 100 degree temperature a shower is almost a necessity. - tsparky
472 N 5300 W St George, Utah 84737 (map) | (435) 879-2378
Sites: 23 | Latest Rate: $13.00 | 3 Reviews
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May 2011 - $13.00
No frills, pleasant view. Don't know why park is listed under St. George since it is far closer to Hurricane. Near UT 9, but no highway noise. Be warned that you will be gated in from 9PM to 7AM, there is an emergency exit over a tire ripper if needed but of course you can't return. - gcmortal
Jul 2008 - $13.00
The view was excellent. We had site 16 and it was on the end which was great, but the level was quite steep (pull through though). We should have move to a different spot but it was just for one night. The picnic table and cover was really nicely done. The tent spots on each site were nicely prepared and flat. For $13 this was a great one-night stop. We brought our own generator and we needed it for the A/C - it was around 100 degrees. The evening cooled off nicely with a nice thunderstorm that passed through. Staff on site were very attentive and polite. If you want a place just off of the main route from Utah to California (St George) this is a nice stop. If you want to be close to the Zion Park and don't mid the drive (30 mins) then this site is good. There is a campground actually in Zion park, and there are others closer, but none this cheap. - User308
May 2008 - $21.00
Nice little state park. Overlooks the reservoir. Fishing is allowed from the shore. - The traveler
5800 Old Highway 91 Hurricane, Utah 84737 (map) | (435) 879-2212
Sites: 123 | Latest Rate: $44.00 | 61 Reviews
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Oct 2016 - $44.00
When requesting reservation I asked for them to give directions from hurricane, Utah. They did not comply. On the emailed instructions, in red, it said to use google map for directions. Bad decision, it took us to Industrial park. Real road was around the lake on a road not meant for large Rvs. Extremely Hard to locate. When we got in the site they put us in was too small for our big rig plus tow. Then pilot car complained we stuck out too far. Poor experience. Avoid if at all possible. - Mike Hostetler
Jul 2016 - $15.00
Their sites are too narrow. I was able to get one of the 2 Coast to Coast sites, but had original reservations that cost $42 a night with KOA discount. Our door was literally in the front yard of the next site. The location was nice as well as the scenery around, but way too close to your neighbors.
Did not have time to visit the pool but looked fun. Also really no grass to walk your dog and with hot pavement made it difficult to keep your pets paws from burning. - Dkkirkland
Jun 2016 - $14.00
Park had many spaces available. Almost all spaces a pull-through however they require quite a bit of leveling. Water and Electricity were fine. Camp says they have WiFi but never was able to get it to work. No phone reception if using Verizon. - Benzomik


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In a slightly elevated position, a fine detached Victorian villa, set in a convenient position within walking distance of local amenities including Kenley Station (0.2 miles). Originally built in 1863 and displaying many period architectural features, the property has undergone a programme of renovation and enhancement by the present owners thereby creating a magnificent family home which combines character with modern day technologies. Nineteenth century ornate coving, marble fire surrounds, deep skirting boards, picture rails and panelled internal doors have been complemented by replacement heritage double glazed windows, Cat 6 wiring, some air conditioning, light oak floors to the ground floor and a built in sound system. The sophisticatedly styled accommodation is laid out over four floors to provide gracious reception rooms, generous bedroom sizes, contemporary bath/shower rooms and open plan family/entertaining areas. Reception rooms are arranged around the Reception Hall, which has stairs to the upper and lower levels. The Drawing Room is a double reception room with two fireplaces and a Sitting room at one end. Both this and the adjoining Dining Room have large bays windows to the rear which not only provide a very pleasant outlook over the gardens but also allow for a large amount of natural light to flood through. The Kitchen/Breakfast Room with its vaulted ceiling and light well, is open plan to the Family Room and Conservatory and has been comprehensively fitted with a range of hand painted, bespoke design cabinetry, granite work surfaces and integrated appliances by Mark Wilkinson., creating a marvellous family area. Elsewhere there are domestic offices for laundry and storage, a Shower Room and pedestrian access to the Garage.
The Garden Level is arranged for entertaining but could also easily provide annex accommodation if so desired. There is a fully equipped Kitchen and a Shower Room plus a large double reception room with two bay windows and French Doors out to the gardens.
From the Galleried Landing on the first floor, rooms have been combined to create a Master Suite with a large double bedroom and bay window, Dressing Room/Bedroom 6 and an En Suite Shower Room. The Guest bedroom also takes advantage of a large bay window to the rear. The main staircase continues up to the second floor where there are three further double bedrooms and a Shower Room.
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Hayes Lane is a popular residential road in a convenient location with a pleasant walk to Kenley which has local shops and a station. There are local schools including Hayes Primary, Caterham and Woldingham School for Girls. Purley is 1.5 miles with a good range of shops including a supermarket, library, restaurants and access to superstore shopping on the Purley Way. The M25 is easily accessible via the nearby A22 and junction 6 at Godstone. TRAIN SERVICES: Kenley Station is 0.2 miles with direct rail services to London Victoria (37 mins) and London Bridge (35 mins). Purley Station is 1.2 miles with fast services to London Bridge (22 mins), Victoria (28 mins) and Gatwick Airport (27 mins).
Approached via a pair of wrought iron, electronically operated gates with video entry, on to a brick paviour parking and turning area leading to the double Garage and Office. The gardens are a feature of the property being landscaped to provide year round interest and colour with the clever use of attractive stone retaining walls. There are various terraces from which to capture the sun including an outside dining terrace with barbeque area and a Summer House – with power and light connected – which is at present used as a Gym. A wide level lawn is bordered by mature hedging, herbaceous borders and shrubberies. There is an outdoor lighting scheme and a rain water harvesting tank for irrigation.
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Kenseth, Johnson take different roads to reach chase for title
Avondale, Ariz. — Matt Kenseth grew up in Wisconsin. Jimmie Johnson moved there to further his racing education.
Kenseth's life in the sport has been all about stock cars and asphalt tracks. He has built chassis and shock absorbers and has a thorough knowledge of every part of his car.
Johnson went from motocross to off-road trucks. Before settling in Pewaukee, he had no idea of some of the most basic concepts of oval-track racing. Team-building might be his strength, but seat-of-the-pants engineering never will.
Johnson is a workout fiend. He has a $14 million apartment in Manhattan.
Kenseth isn't, and he certainly doesn't. He goes back to Wisconsin to hunt for deer and hits New York — grudgingly — only for the NASCAR awards ceremony.
Both ride. Johnson has a Trek, Kenseth a Harley.
Yet for all their differences in backgrounds, habits and personal tastes, Kenseth and Johnson are solid friends as much as rivals, linked by one championship and fighting for another.
"You know, they are very similar in how they race," veteran Jeff Burton said. "They are both clean drivers, both very committed to the sport.
"They are both good people. They both have values that you can be proud of. They are the kind of people that when they win championships you are proud that they represent the sport."
Sunday's AdvoCare 500k at Phoenix International Raceway marks the next-to-last round in the battle for the 2014 Sprint Cup title chase Kenseth and Johnson have dominated. The race is scheduled for 2:15 p.m. Milwaukee time.
Johnson will start from the pole. The five-time champion holds a seven-point lead in the standings. Kenseth, the 2003 champion, will line up 14th.
Kenseth, 41, ascended to the NASCAR pinnacle from a typical stock-car background, working on his father's car to earn the right to drive. He won in his third start, claimed late-model championships at Slinger, Madison and Kaukauna and ended up in the big leagues in 1997 when former short-track rival Robbie Reiser needed a driver for his team in what is now known as the Nationwide Series.
"I think it makes you appreciate it more, and you probably relate to the guys that do work on it a lot more if you had to do that yourself and had to work your way up there and build your own cars and help pay for them," Kenseth said. "You certainly have a different level of respect."
After placing second and third in that second division, Kenseth was the top rookie, in what is now Sprint Cup, in 2000. Three years later he methodically dismantled the competition en route to the title.
Johnson, 38, arrived on the Wisconsin racing scene about the time Kenseth was leaving.
As a Chevrolet prodigy, Johnson was polished and prepared for the business end of the sport. He had raced off-road trucks in Crandon but understood little about stock cars before ending up with noted American Speed Association crew chief and mentor Howie Lettow.
"I didn't know what 'wedge' was so he literally took this little plastic table we had and cut one of the legs down and made it shorter and said, 'This doesn't have any wedge in it and it's tipping over,'" Johnson said, referring to a rudimentary adjustment for handling.
"Just had to go through all the basics and teach me the basics."
He spun out a lot, and he crashed. But Johnson also learned quickly. Herzog Motorsports took him to NASCAR full-time in 2000, and the sport's hottest driver, Jeff Gordon, brought him to powerhouse Hendrick Motorsports the next year.
Johnson finished fifth in the championship as a rookie in 2002, one spot behind Gordon, and the next year he was runner-up to Kenseth.
"Really since his championship, when we got home my wife (Chandra, then girlfriend) and I drove over to his house and had a beer with him and Katie (Kenseth, Matt's wife) and his team when he was in the No. 17 car," Johnson said. "I would say from that point forward we have always had a strong friendship."
Kenseth and Johnson joke around while waiting for interviews or driver introductions. A text message from Kenseth jabbed Johnson, telling him not to be offended that he wouldn't be receiving pointers on Martinsville. (Johnson has won eight times there and Kenseth none.) Johnson still harasses Kenseth about how "he used me up a couple of times," when Johnson was the off-the-pace newcomer in the Busch Series.
They also share a reputation. Fans have seen both as too bland, Kenseth because he seemed guarded in his younger days and Johnson because he made winning routine; rarely does either do or say anything controversial.
Their young daughters are friends, too. While shopping recently, 3-year-old Evie Johnson made sure her parents bought enough Play-Doh for Kaylin and Grace Kenseth, too.
"Seven or eight years ago, the motor home park was always quiet and everybody went in the bus and locked their doors and nobody would talk to each other and do anything, and now with all the kids, it's a lot fun," Kenseth said.
"We're different, and we have different interests as far as what we like and what we don't like, maybe away from the race track," Kenseth said of himself and Johnson. "I think our relationship has always been good. It's probably better right now than it's ever been."
While the end of 2003 became a turning point for the champions' friendship, it was also a watershed moment for NASCAR.
Kenseth's dominance of the championship while only winning one race was the worst nightmare for those trying to attract attention to the sport at the time when it goes head-to-head with the National Football League. The next season, NASCAR adopted a pseudo-playoff in which points would be reset with 10 races to go with the idea that the tight competition among numerous drivers would extend to the finale.
If Kenseth was the driver who forced the Chase, then Johnson was the one who thrived the most from what he created.
Of the nine championships since NASCAR instituted the system, Johnson has won five, from 2006-'10. Overall, Johnson has gone to victory lane after 16.2% of his starts; in Chase races that winning percentage jumps to 24.5%.
"It's hard when you are inside of it, inside the car, inside the team to know what the difference is because we are doing the same stuff," Johnson said. "But when I look around and I see what other champions...they always seem to find a way to find a little more.
"So somehow we are doing it, yes, I recognize that, but it's not a concerted effort. It's not something that we are doing any differently. It's just, I think, what you have to do to win championships. We are trying to rise up to the pace of the No. 20 and beat him."
Kenseth's off-season move from his longtime seat in Jack Roush's No. 17 Ford to Joe Gibbs' No. 20 Toyota did make him unusually tough to top. By the end of summer he had matched his career high with five wins in a season. Then he started the Chase with two more.
A rough stretch by Johnson leading into the Chase — four consecutive finishes of 28th or worse — hinted that even as he led the regular-season standings, Johnson was ripe to be beaten for the third-straight season. The top spot in the points has shuttled back and forth in recent weeks with Johnson taking over three weeks ago at Talladega, Kenseth tying at Martinsville and then Johnson building an edge again last Sunday at Texas.
Johnson exudes confidence heading into the last two races.
Kenseth seems equally calm.
He's in a good place in life and his career. If Kenseth is going to win a second title, he will need to beat the driver and team he considers the best of the past decade. But he has his best feeling since 2006 — when he finished runner-up to Johnson — that the goal is within reach.
"They always say, 'If you want to be the man, you have to beat the man,'" Kenseth said, "and he's always definitely been the man."


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Speak Out 8/19/10
Hanging wires
AMERENUE surprises me. It replaced a power pole behind my house and left lines hanging to the ground. It has been three weeks and no word about it even after trying to call.
Action or obstruction
IN response to claims that Republicans are obstructionists, I say good. I'd rather not have our representatives passing laws like their jobs depended on it. I'd rather have them do nothing and stay out of my life. I'd rather them have to work normal jobs and spend less time in Washington, D.C., scheming and plotting.
Honesty first
JUST between you and me, I'm getting sick of hearing our president say, "Let me be clear." How about, "Let me be honest."
BP's mistake
A recent comment said BP should raise its gas prices so we end up paying for the cleanup of the Gulf oil spill. When other companies have been fined by the government or have had a crisis of their own making, they've done that. Remember, they are one of only a few companies that do not use oil from the Mideast. BP had an accident. Have you never made a mistake that was your fault? I hope those around you didn't carry a grudge and make you wallow in guilt forever like you expect of BP.
Catching speeders
AS for small towns catching speeders near the interstate, I think that's great. Speed limits are clearly marked, People coming off the interstate often drive fast because they're used to doing so. However, high speeds are a danger in residential areas and should not be tolerated. There's no excuse, and speeders deserve any ticket they receive. Good job to these police forces.
Problem gambling
CAPE Girardeau voters are being asked to consider a potential casino in November. It would be well for all of us to educate ourselves on what is being offered. The Missouri Gaming Commission has a website: www.mgc.dps.mo.gov/. The menu on the right-hand side has a "Problem gambling" link that discusses the signs of addiction to gambling. This is worth considering before casting your vote.
No exceptions
PRESIDENT Obama made a clear statement about whether or not a controversial Islamic center should have the right to be built near the site of the World Trade Center. His position is that of an ardent supporter of the Constitution: No such rights can be infringed upon, regardless of public sentiment. The tea party movement professes to unwaveringly stand by the Constitution, yet they're among the loudest voices condemning the president for his position. Along with this condemnation is a list of reasons why this particular case is an exception to the Constitution, but exceptions are exactly what the great document was designed to withstand.
School work
THOSE complaining that Cape Girardeau School District administrators dropped the ball on renovations and improvements by waiting until now to get the work done are on target. These renovations could have been tentatively scheduled pending the outcome of April's vote, and they obviously weren't. As a result, the work is just now being done. The noise is extremely distracting to students and teachers. Once again, our administration let those of us at the classroom level down. I'm sure excuses will be given. Please look past those excuses. Hold them as accountable as they hold those of us at the classroom level.
Fair taxation
IT is amazing how many folks adopt political positions counter to their interests. In terms of annual income, we have now reached a point -- thanks to the Bush economic plan (also the current Republican plan) -- where the top 1 percent of income earners in the United States earn 23.5 percent of all income earned, and the top 20 percent earn nearly 50 percent of all income earned. While the incredibly rich have acquired a greater share of all income over the last few decades, those of us in the lower percentages lost out. The folks who argue that sales taxes represent a fairer tax than income tax are forgetting that when it comes to basics, we all only need to buy so much food. Thus, the less affluent always will pay a higher proportion of their salary on essentials (and thus taxes) than will the affluent, who will squirrel their earnings away and not pay sales taxes on them. Sales taxes are regressive. placing a greater proportional burden on the less affluent. This is not a fair tax. A basic principle of taxation should be that those earning more should pay a higher tax rate. This is the essence of progressive taxes. It is fair and just. If I am earning millions of dollars, I should expect to pay a greater share than someone earning a tenth or a hundredth of what I earn.


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Yet Traynor doesn't use her childhood experiences of abuse as a marketing tool, and she doesn't want anyone's sympathy. Asked about her many near- death experiences, she rattles them off perfunctorily. For instance, she nearly drowned once - "too many drugs" she says. Then there was dehydration ("too much drink"), alcohol poisoning ("self-explanatory"), an acid-induced suicide attempt ("tripping in Cornwall and it was so beautiful I flew off the edge of a cliff"), eight car accidents ("or was it seven?"), a "normal" suicide attempt ("just one"), a stabbing ("a mugger held a knife to my throat"). And so it goes on.
For Traynor, it's all par for the course: "I would say I've had a normal life. Kids who are unsure of themselves, and the parent-figures around them, will force these situations on themselves." Traynor is softly spoken, with a gentle, Northern burr to her voice (she grew up largely in Liverpool and Wales). Talking to me in the faux-grand confines of the Groucho Club, she was open and unaffected. But she is media-savvy enough to put up an evasive front when necessary. Whereas her traumas are firmly in the public domain, she'd rather we didn't take them seriously.
Now that she is 38, and has been living with her antique-dealing boyfriend in the bosom of his family ("his Mum's my number-one fan," she enthuses) for 12 years, she is sufficiently distanced from these experiences for them to become powerful, riveting fiction. She looks the part of the successful author, swathed in a beige jersey trouser suit, until we come to take her photograph: "I hate having my photos taken; I don't have any at home." It takes a few roll-ups to settle her down. This is something passed on to her latest heroine, Viv, whose face is badly disfigured from a childhood accident, and who lurches in a druggy haze from one crisis to another. There are no safe havens. People continually let her down. Again, Traynor insists that's normal. Like her heroines, you get the impression she simply can't afford to indulge in self-pity.
"I was three and a half when I was taken out of the children's home in Liverpool, and taken to my foster family," she says. "I remember the day I arrived at this place. They stuck me on a chair, and all I remember is people prodding me. I don't think they'd seen a black child before. I had a bright red coat on with big, black buttons. And I wanted them to stop prodding me. It was my first coat and I really liked it. I'd never had one before; probably because I'd never gone anywhere!"
From reading Sister Josephine, it seems fair to assume that her new parents didn't have much love to give. "I think it harks back to Victorian philanthropy. They thought they were doing a good deed. They were very poor, with lots of children. And children were there just to be fed and clothed."
As she was growing up in this repressive and cold household, Traynor kept a diary in which she wrote nothing but lies, about boys, parties and all the things she wasn't allowed to do. "I lived in North Wales when I was about 14, but went to school in England, which was an hour and a half away by bus," she says. "I never had friends at home because it was too far. But it was good really, because at school I was cool. At home, I had to wear sandals and brown cardigans, and go to church three times a week.
"So I used to get back from school and hide in my room, and write down what I'd tell my friends the next day. My friends used to go out with boys and that. So I used to make all these romances up. They never guessed because I lived so far away. School had no idea what was going on at home. I'd turn up and read my diary to them. They'd gather round and say, 'Ooh! Then what happened?'"
In effect, Traynor's double life was the spur to her storytelling, as she wrote her stories down to keep up with her lies. "I remember one particular episode when I'd met this bloke outside the Tiffany ballrooms in Buckleigh, and I almost feel as if I did meet him; but it was a complete lie." As a self-defence mechanism it paid dividends, until her foster-mother found the diary, and went mad. They were strict Catholics," she shrugs. "There was a lot of abuse - physical, emotional, sexual. We gave up the pretence that they were my parents when I was 16. I went to another family; they weren't much better."
That's all she's prepared to say, and I'm certainly not going to push her. Traynor may not identify with the victim scenario, but terrible things have happened to her. It's just that her way of dealing with it is to write more stories. So Josie (like her creator) grows up to become a nurse, and contends with the human body at its most gruesome; amputated limbs, cancerous tumours and incontinence. "Everyone has a piss identity," is how she neatly sums it up. Viv, with three-degree burns masking one side of her face and body, is more concerned to heal her psychological scars. This, for Traynor (whose own face is smooth, round, and framed by curly, soft brown hair), goes back to "the primal wound" inflicted on a baby when it's born and whipped away. "They know something's wrong inside," she says, "But then, everyone's got a wound of some sort." Although Traynor's is strictly off-limits, it left her attempting suicide, which she attributes simply to being "pissed off". She had been forced into nursing by her foster parents, against her will. "I saw what life had in store for me: old people, people dying, not getting visitors from one day to the next. It wasn't, 'Oh poor me, I'm a nurse and I don't want to be'. That was how I saw life," she says. "I thought, 'I could go on being a nurse, become a Sister, get married, have two children. If that's going to be my life, I don't want to know'."
Hence the suicide attempt, in the classic combo of pills and booze. Luckily, she was found and put in a psychiatric ward. She found it so terrifying, she promised not to kill herself and was let out. But a night nurse had planted a seed, suggesting she go to college. And her psychiatrist suggested she take up smoking grass. "He said, 'Off the record, go out and have a joint,' and it saved my life. For the first time I realized you could just enjoy yourself. So I went as far from Liverpool as I could, and went to poly in Plymouth to study psychology." She smoked dope every day from morning till night for three years. "I had no interest in psychology, I only chose it because it had the fewest lectures per week."
Which is where Divine takes up the Traynor story: rape, rejection, bad trips, a catastrophic brush with the law. Casual cruelty is endemic, and always shrugged off. "You just run into these things. It's a reflection of society, and that's why they're in my novels. There are always mad things going on in my life. But not always bad."
The latest mad thing for Traynor was finding her father on the Internet. Having typed in his name on the search engine, a single hit led her to an American company. "I sent an e-mail asking for him. A woman sent a message back asking what I wanted. I told her: 'I'm looking for a Nigerian man who was based in London around 1959; he could be my father.' And she said 'Yes, he is. And you're not the first of his children to find him on the Internet!' It turns out that six weeks ago, a bloke called Kim had e-mailed her from Australia, and he's my father's son! So I got in touch with him, and we clicked. We're going to try and meet halfway, in Bali."
At this stage in her life, Traynor seems calm and in control. She's working on her next novel, this time about a man, "a tramp, who's been done over by everyone in his life." She's happily ensconced in Devon, and has finally given up her day job in computer sales. "I'm reading books now. All sorts, but encyclopaedias mostly. I read about interesting places. The stuff you should learn as a child. I learnt what causes rain the other day." No more near-death experiences, and no more drugs either: "I don't smoke spliff anymore. I don't need to."
'Divine' is published by Bloomsbury, pounds 10.99
On her foster family:
"They stuck me on a chair, and all I remember is people prodding me"
On her psychiatrist:
"He said, 'Off the record, go out and have a joint,' and it saved my life. I realised you could just enjoy yourself"
On her family:
"There was a lot of abuse - physical, emotional, sexual"
On her choice of degree:
"I had no interest in psychology, I only chose it because it had the fewest lectures per week"
On her life:
"There are always mad things going on in my life. But not always bad"
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Chrysler is recalling 780,000 of its Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan minivans from the 2010 to 2014 model years due to the possibility of circuits overheating, which can lead to a fire. Of the 780,000 total vans being recalled, Chrysler estimates that 644,850 are in the US, 106,980 are in Canada, 8,009 are in Mexico, and 20,638 are in other markets. All of the affected vehicles were built between August 25, 2010 and October 31, 2013.
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Chrysler slows minivan production, hasn't built VW Routan this year
- Steven J. Ewing
- Mar 13, 2013
Chrysler has slowed production of its Town and Country and Dodge Grand Caravan minivans this week, Automotive News reports. The Windsor, Ontario plant will cut its three shifts from eight hours each to four hours each in an effort "to align production with market demand," a Chrysler spokesperson told AN. Chrysler also builds the closely related Routan minivan for Volkswagen at its Ontario facility, but has not built a single example thus far in 2013.
Chrysler recalling 471 minivans over liftgate issue
- Jeff Sabatini
- May 9, 2012
Chrysler has already sold over 84,000 minivans this year, but an unfortunate few were built with defective liftgate sensors. The 471 vehicles with the bad parts include both Chrysler Town & Country and Dodge Grand Caravan models, all of them 2012s built in March, according to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration recall report.
Dodge Grand Caravan, Avenger to be replaced by Fiat-based crossover
- Steven J. Ewing
- Oct 10, 2011
According to Automotive News, the Chrysler Group will kill off one of its bread-and-butter minivans – the Dodge Grand Caravan – sometime during the 2013 calendar year. This will leave only the Chrysler Town & Country to do minivan battle for the Pentastar automaker. Curiously, through September of 2011, the Grand Caravan has actually outsold the more expensive Town & Country by almost 14,000 units.
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