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Weekend review
Much of the weekend was about sparkling debuts as north London new boys Mesut Özil and Christian Eriksen wasted little time in demonstrating what they're all about. Elsewhere, it's a bit grimmer up north as Manchester's two heavyweights continue to underwhelm
By Matt Stanger, Alex Dunn, Nick Miller and Mark Buckingham
Last Updated: 16/09/13 7:38pm
The perfect match?
After three matches without scoring from open play, the big question for Tottenham was whether Christian Eriksen could provide the subtlety they need in the final third against Norwich. The answer was a resounding 'yes' as the 21-year-old set up Gylfi Sigurdsson to open the scoring with a perfectly weighted pass and then played a key role in the Icelander's second.
Although he's not yet in Özil's league, Eriksen contributed 44 assists in 113 Eredivisie games for Ajax and created an astonishing 138 chances last season - the highest of any player in the league.
There is plenty of cause for optimism at Spurs despite Norwich's poor showing and with the Gareth Bale sideshow now over, Andre Villas-Boas can focus on combining impressive performances with an already healthy-looking set of results. MS
Work in progress
The fledgling strike partnership between Southampton pair Rickie Lambert and Dani Osvaldo is the proverbial work in progress.
Only twice did Lambert and Osvaldo exchange passes in the area in Sunday's goalless draw with West Ham. The touch maps below demonstrate in terms of their movement and the spaces they occupy, both players appear to hold pretty similar ideas about dropping off the front. Being interchangeable is no bad thing, but unless you have quick transitions in the middle of the field it can leave sides flailing for a target to hit.
Lambert was relatively quiet, save for hitting the post with a near post header and a trademark effort in the second period where he opened up his body on the left flank to bend a right-footed shot that forced a solid stop from the outstanding Jussi Jaaskelainen.
Osvaldo, who scored 17 goals in 31 games for Roma last season, was guilty of missing a gilt-edged chance in the first half when a lack of cuteness in his finish from Luke Shaw's pullback allowed Jaaskelainen to make a sprawling save. Of more concern to Mauro Pochettino though will be whether they are too similar to forge an effective partnership. Read our full match analysis here AD
No substitute for experience
Gareth Barry on his Everton debut was a revelation. Despite having harboured reservations about a lack of football pre-match he lasted 90 minutes and barely put a foot wrong. Composed and subtly inventive in possession, he persistently drove his new side forward, with his flailing block to prevent Chelsea striker Samuel Eto'o from netting into an open goal in the first period typifying his overall performance.
After the game his manager spoke of how his new signing's performance was a 'master class' and how he is 'a perfect influence for Ross Barkley and James McCarthy'. During his time at City, only Michael Carrick (8125) attempted more passes than Barry (7561) in the Premier League and while both are often accused of being too safe in their choices, Barkley will benefit from being in the company of a man who treats the ball so tenderly. Around the hour mark, before he got a second wind for the final 15 minutes or so, Barkley lost the ball four times in succession. He'll learn though and only a true curmudgeon would begrudge Everton's new poster boy his moment in the sun. Read our full match analysis here AD
Champions uninspiring
A first win in three matches but a third game in which United failed to score from open play. You would expect the champions to be far more incisive against the ten-man relegation favourites.
Wayne Rooney impressed on his return and his continued importance to the team is underlined by the Opta stat that the striker has scored or assisted 40 goals in his last 44 Premier League appearances. At the start of the summer, United had the opportunity to replace their wantaway forward, but now they are left to rely on his impact as the midfield and wingers look increasingly ordinary.
That debutant Adnan Januzaj played more key passes in his 23 minutes on the pitch than Ashley Young and Antonio Valencia reinforces the belief that the starting duo are some way below the standard required. The same is true of Anderson, of course, who was indulged by Sir Alex Ferguson to the point of obese embarrassment. MS
Runners-up uninspiring
We were promised so much, but Man City are yet to deliver on Manuel Pellegrini's pre-season pledge to play attractive football in the opponent's half. City strived to take the initiative against Stoke, but hit the target with only three of their ten attempts in a forgettable fixture.
In truth, City's starting XI never looked convincing. A centre-back pairing of Matija Nastasic and Javi Garcia left much to be desired, while Jack Rodwell struggled to make the most of his first start alongside Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri and James Milner failed to offer cutting edge on the flanks. The quick transitions on which Pellegrini intends to base his style - and that Fernandinho was signed for - failed to materialise as City toiled but looked nothing more than ordinary against an ordinary Stoke side for whom the crushingly ordinary Jonathan Walters should have headed the winner.
Pellegrini hinted that his team selection may have had one eye on Tuesday's trip to Plzen where City must try to turn on the style after three laboured displays. "(Stoke) is a difficult place to come and it was also difficult because we have a Champions League game on Tuesday and had an international week. So it is a good draw," said Pellegrini after the game. The right result and right performance against Plzen would provide a timely boost ahead of Sunday's Manchester derby and that fixture holds enormous significance for two managers who still need to prove themselves to expectant supporters. MS
Appreciating Özil
Of course one cannot draw conclusions from one game, but if Mesut Özil continues in this vein, the impact he could have on the Arsenal side is profound. He appeared to free up the rest of his teammates from the state of almost perpetual frustration in which they often find themselves, making them a quicker and more decisive unit.
Özil's probing meant Arsenal should really have been out of sight by the break, creating three clear chances, all in the opening 45 minutes, enjoying a remarkable 73% possession. One suspects that at some point the German will get bored of artfully presenting Theo Walcott with free runs on goal, only for him to thunk the ball straight into the goalkeeper's midriff.
Özil faded in the second half, but given he probably shouldn't have played due to spot of flu, that is hardly a surprise. Just imagine what he'll be like when he isn't stuffed full of Sudafed. Read our full appreciation here NM
In praise of Pardew
Back-to-back Premier League victories for the first time since the start of February and for only the second time since April 2012. It has been a gruelling 12 months or so for Newcastle, but they deserved their 2-1 win over Aston Villa and have a chance to make it a hat-trick of victories on the spin when they host Hull City on Saturday.
The main advantage for Alan Pardew at the weekend was that he was finally able to stage a convincing return to the 4-3-3 formation that served the team so well in the second half of the 2011/12 campaign. With Loic Remy taking up Demba Ba's previous role on the left and Hatem Ben Arfa playing his way back into form on the right, Newcastle's attacking unit was more than capable of causing problems for Villa and they hit the target on eight occasions - the joint-highest total of the weekend.
Pardew's willingness to show more adventure is complemented by the stat that Newcastle have averaged the fewest number of long balls per game in the top flight this season. The Magpies may still be some way from making a full recovery, but they should avoid the catastrophic campaign that was predicted after a chaotic summer. MS
Number's up?
It still seems that Jose Mourinho isn't convinced that Juan Mata is suited to his preferred counter-attacking system but the playmaker's withdrawal after 57 minutes in Saturday's defeat to Everton coincided with a comparatively subdued final half-hour for Chelsea. During his time on the pitch, Mata played more accurate crosses than any other player, completed more dribbles than any other Chelsea player and only Ramires made more key passes for the Blues. His substitution was clearly based on tactical reasoning rather than any evident lack of contribution to a profligate team performance.
In some ways Mata's predicament raises questions about Mourinho's management style. Although he's obviously one of the best coaches in recent years, the Portuguese can appear to manage by franchise. He turns up at a new club and shapes the team in the Mourinho brand rather than allow the players he has available to significantly influence his methods. Individuals either adapt - Wesley Sneijder at Inter being a key example - or they risk accepting a peripheral role - a situation that is certainly muddling when it means last season's club Player of the Season is immediately placed in a position of uncertainty. MS
Bad day at the office
Sunderland thought they had come from behind for a second time against Arsenal when Jose Altidore's shot just rolled over the line. However, referee Martin Atkinson had blown the whistle to penalise Arsenal defender Bacary Sagna for a foul on Alitdore as the two players jostled for the ball just outside the penalty area. Atkinson could easily have played the advantage, and compounded that decision by then not sending off Sagna.
No wonder Paolo Di Canio was a touch irate when he was sent to the stands late on. Atkinson's gaffe was our 'controversy of the weekend' and you can read the rest of Best of the Weekend here MB
Courtesy of Opta...
26 - Aston Villa have gone 26 Premier League games without a clean sheet, the longest current run in the division. Leaky.- OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 15, 2013
1 - David Moyes collected his first Premier League victory at Old Trafford in his 13th game there as a manager (D4 L8). Patience.- OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 15, 2013
1 - Chelsea have lost as many PL games this season as they did in Jose Mourinho's first season in charge (2004-05). Parity.- OptaJoe (@OptaJoe) September 15, 2013

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Many areas have a local chapter of MOMS Club.....that was a great way to connect me with other moms who had kids the same age and time on their hands. Being a part of that group caused me to do a lot more that I would have done on my own. Within the club, a monthly calendar is put out and there are various outings, park days, play dates, play groups. It gave me a reason to have people over....and I centered the playdate around a theme....my house is small, so I always leaned toward outdoor activities when it was my turn to host. Valentines story hour which included a book and maybe a snack or a craft and a little play time. Camp day where I set up our various tents and play tents in the yard (MY KIDS LOVE TENTS) followed by a nature treasure hunt and lunch. Scarecrow making where everyone brought over clothing, and I provided the straw and a stake to make a scarecrow. Recipe club (that one was more for the moms) where you choose a theme "apples" and everyone brings an apple dish adn the recipe to share while the kids play. Pinecone bird feeder day at the park. Play doh making....and play day. Someone had a cupcake decorating day. I used my church hall in the winter for an open gym day. Ice cream sundae day where everyone brings a topping to share. Soft pretzel making day. Pumpkin decorating....everybody brought their own. Bring your own lunch playdates. We would hit the local pick-your-own farms for strawberries, blueberries, apples and peaches. Pumpkin picking/hayrides. Farm and zoo visits. Those with pools would host an open swim hour. Or a sprinler fun day. Meet at local kid friendly places for lunch. You really could turn everyday activities into something special when you had other moms and kids to share it with! Met lots of good friends and it was a lot of fun.
In general.....my daughter, 3, loves Play doh, painting, puzzles and Starfall.com (great computer site for learing letters and begining readers. Of course anything outside trumps indoor activities. Neither of my kids were big on coloring.....though it is one of my favorites!
How did you find out where the local mom group was I have a three year old myself and we are not involved in any mom group where I live had I not read your article I would not have thought of it.
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Scientific assessments are essential tools for linking science and decision making. They survey and synthesize science, within and between disciplines and across sectors and regions. They highlight key knowledge that can improve policy choices and identify significant gaps that can limit effective decision making. Assessments also track progress by identifying changes in the condition of the Earth, changes in human response, and advances in science over time.
Assessments have been integral components of USGCRP since our inception. We have a legal mandate to conduct a National Climate Assessment (NCA) every four years, the third and most recent of which was released in May 2014.
The Fourth NCA is in development.
The NCA:
- Informs the Nation about observed changes, the current status of the climate, and anticipated trends for the future;
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global change; and
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An emerging area of focus for USGCRP is strengthening our capacity to conduct assessments on a sustained basis. We are building a sustained assessment process that will ultimately facilitate continuous and transparent participation of scientists and stakeholders across regions and sectors, enabling new information and insights to be synthesized as they emerge. An important part of the sustained assessment process is the development of a set of national climate change indicators.
To learn more about proposed activities in support of the sustained assessment process, see the sustained assessment Assess and Engage pages.
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Washington, D.C. (November 30, 2012)—The ALS Association will add ten awards totaling $2.9 million to its Translational Research Advancing Therapies for ALS (TREAT ALS™) portfolio, funding two clinical management grants, three drug discovery contracts, two clinical pilot studies and three biomarker studies—all focused on finding improved treatments for people with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS), otherwise known as Lou Gehrig's disease. The ALS Association's TREAT ALS ™ portfolio presently has 80 active research projects with a total award value of $12 million.
Due to the deadly and often rapid nature of ALS, a need exists for treatments and a cure for this disease as there is only one drug approved by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) that modestly extends survival. ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that affects nerve cells in the brain and the spinal cord. Eventually, people with ALS lose the ability to initiate and control muscle movement, which often leads to total paralysis and death within two to five years of diagnosis. For unknown reasons, veterans are twice as likely to develop ALS as the general population.
The two clinical management grants, which intend to expand access to care for people with ALS will analyze remote forms of treatments. Edward Kasarskis, M.D., and Richard Kryscio, Ph.D., with the University of Kentucky Research Foundation in Lexington, Ky. will devise and monitor a virtual ALS center that could provide people with the disease with multidisciplinary care remotely in their homes. James Berry, M.D., and Merit Cudkowicz, M.D., with the Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston, Mass. have devised a "telehealth" initiative to assess a videoconferencing program that offers home health providers tools to provide care to people with ALS in homes.
The three drug discovery contracts awarded by The ALS Association will support the pre-clinical assessment of therapeutics for the disease, and researchers expect they will lead to the progress of new therapies for ALS. Researchers leading these projects include: Oleg Butovsky, Ph.D., with Brigham and Women's Hospital in Boston, Mass.; Steven Burden, Ph.D., with Skirball Institute, New York University Medical School, in New York; and Rita Sattler, Ph.D., and Jeffrey Rothstein, M.D., Ph.D., at Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine in Baltimore, Maryland.
In addition to the clinical management grants and drug discovery contracts, The ALS Association is supporting two novel clinical pilot studies involving people with ALS with the Northeast ALS Consortium (NEALS) Clinical Trials Network. Jonathan Glass, M.D., and Christina Fournier, M.D., with Emory University in Atlanta, along with Merit Cudkowicz, M.D., and James Berry M.D., in Boston, Mass. will work together to determine whether they can identify a subset of people with ALS that respond to immune suppressing medication. Additionally, Jeremy Shefner, M.D., Ph.D., with SUNY Upstate Medical University in Syracuse, N.Y. will test Cogane™, a small, non-peptide agent that can penetrate the brain and spinal cord, which has been shown to improve the number of functional motor units and increased the life span in mouse models of ALS.
The ALS Association will also fund three biomarker studies, which could accelerate diagnosis of the disease and hasten clinical trials. Two of the three studies were supported by EMD/ALS Biomarker Research Fund through the Keith Worthington Chapter of The ALS Association. Researchers include Michael Benatar, M.D., and Joanne Wuu, both with the University of Miami Miller School of Medicine in Miami, Fla., who will look for predictive biomarkers in patients with a genetic form of the disease before they develop symptoms. Patricia Anders, MHG, Boston, Mass. will develop a strength testing device that may more accurately measure response to therapy. And finally, Lyle Ostrow, M.D., Ph.D.; Dean Wong, M.D., Ph.D. and Jeffrey Rothstein, M.D., Ph.D., all with Johns Hopkins University, will assess whether a PET imaging marker can accurately distinguish between people with ALS and healthy subjects.
To view a full listing of these awards, please visit www.alsa.org/researchawards2012.
About The ALS Association
The ALS Association is the only national non-profit organization fighting Lou Gehrig's Disease on every front. By leading the way in global research, providing assistance for people with ALS through a nationwide network of chapters, coordinating multidisciplinary care through certified clinical care centers, and fostering government partnerships, The Association builds hope and enhances quality of life while aggressively searching for new treatments and a cure. For more information about The ALS Association, visit our website at www.alsa.org.


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SET THE SCENE: UMBC (5-13, 1-4 America East) will play for the third time in a span of six days when the Retrievers host league heavyweight Stony Brook (12-6, 4-0) on Martin Luther King, Jr. Day – Monday, Jan. 20, at 2:00 p.m. The contest will be broadcast by ESPN3, with Eric Frede and Frank Sullivan on the call.
RETRIEVER UPDATE: The Retrievers have dropped two straight and have struggled on the offensive end in setbacks at UNH (56-42) and versus Vermont (73-47). UMBC managed only 26 field goals in the two games combined, converting only 29.9 percent from the floor. However, Aki Thomas' squad is still an impressive 5-2 at the RAC Arena this season. FR G Rodney Elliott is still on a record-scoring pace for first-year Retrievers, averaging 13.8 points per game. SR F Chase Plummer needs just one point to become the 12th Retriever to reach the 1,200-point plateau.
SEAWOLF UPDATE: Stony Brook has won three straight, after dropping a pair of non-conference contests. They edged upstart UMass Lowell, 70-65, at Pritchard Gym on Saturday evening. Four Seawolves scored in double figures, led by red-shirt FR G Ahmad Walker, who scored 18 points. 2013 America East Rookie-of-the-Year, forward Jameel Warney leads four 'Wolves in double figures with 15.7 points per game and also averages 8.9 caroms per contest.
Who's Up Next: The Retrievers have their first mini-bye of the season, as they do not compete again until Saturday, Jan. 25, when they host Hartford in the nightcap of the Hall of Fame Day doubleheader. Tip-time is 3:30 p.m.


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The caps and gowns have been returned, and the diplomas are in the mail. New grads nationwide are on the hunt for jobs that will both pay the bills and yield personal rewards. Here are some thoughts on how these emerging professionals should approach this challenge.
Have a plan, and expect it to evolveFirst and foremost, it is important to identify your personal, long-term goals. The answer is not static, of course, and it may take awhile to arrive at a satisfactory one. At the same time, contemplate that any goal is a tentative one, and it will be rewritten many times over. Serendipitous (not random) opportunities will be important factors that will influence your goals. But even a plan that carries intrinsic uncertainty is preferable over not having a plan at all.
Your plan is a blueprint to guide the activities that are under your control: the specific actions that you will execute and that will move you closer to your goal. At the same time, the plan will provide the context and the background against which to identify opportunities, to influence people and to position yourself in circumstances that may not be totally under your control but will allow you to realize your goal.
In summary, there is an immediate result of your activities but also an important influential aspect on everything that surrounds those activities. Drawing the plan is a most personal endeavor, and the seriousness of it calls for not only a hard introspection but also consultation with a network of mentors, friends, colleagues and family members.
Assess your experience and your motivationsThe next aspect to reflect on: the training you have received. This, too, will change. Indeed, it should change.
For biochemistry and molecular biology graduate students, the formative years in graduate school, followed by a few more years as postdoctoral trainees, lay down the path to a career as scientist. There is no better time in a young scientist's life. During these years, we get ever so close to the pinnacle of the scientific endeavor: the seducing prospect of being the first to describe an as-yet-unknown phenomenon, the rigor of scientific inquiry, the love (and frustrations) of experimentation, and the testing and falsifying of hypotheses.
We form a vision of ourselves — the incredibly appealing vision of becoming an authoritative voice in the area of research that happens to be also of profound personal interest. In this vision, we become leaders of labs filed with bright students and postdocs. Some will realize that vision, but most will not. The reality is that the open positions at universities are very competitively fought over and that funding for research is scarce.
You have options, so keep an open mindYou have been trained to do academic research because there is no better way, but it does not follow that academic research institutions are the only places where intellectually challenging science is being done and that only academic labs have the interesting problems to be tackled.
If discovery and challenge is what you are after, look into the past at Bell Labs, where scientists of varied fields, working together, came up with probably the most far-reaching set of discoveries that we enjoy today. Far closer to the present are ubiquitous high-tech companies at which intelligent development and use of technology has brought us new ways of working and communicating.
The future is even more promising: Intricate biological pathways, rare and complex diseases, and new medicines are at the frontier and many nonacademic labs and institutions are hard at work trying to unravel them, diagnose them and discover them. In other words, there are many opportunities to perform intellectually challenging work, be part of discoveries and perform otherwise rewarding activities in the company of respected colleagues.
Internships, co-ops, summer programs and the like provide terrific opportunities for both students and employers to get know one another. For the organization, these arrangements help identify talent and complete small projects; for the students, they provide the chance to sharpen interpersonal and technical skills.
Develop a top-notch résumé and work on interviewing skillsYou want to end up on the short list of candidates. Here are some pointers:
Embrace change, for it is inevitableIn this age of rapid technological changes, you have to be open to continuous training — to be ready to reinvent yourself. You need to be open to carve your own future according to your plan and to be ready to grab the chances of making your mark and making a living.Those opportunities may come in the form of doing research in an academic institution; doing research aimed at drug discovery in big and small pharma, startups, biotechs and contract research organizations; offering technologies to customers; or working with customers to find what their needs are to develop new technologies.Just be ready to contribute where the contribution will be most impactful — for you and for society.
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Now for the really exciting news! I recently applied to be the new co-host of a lifestyle talk show here in Ottawa called Daytime (on Rogers). It's a wonderful show that's all about the great city I live in. It covers entertainment stories, community events, cooking, and so much more. I was on the show a few months ago as a guest, speaking about being a mom blogger.
On Sunday I found out that I am a finalist for the position of co-host for Daytime Ottawa.
I'm in the TOP TEN, baby!
I'll be co-hosting the show on Wednesday, September 7th! If you're not able to watch me live, don't worry - I'll send out the link so you can watch! After the ten finalists have all co-hosted, viewers and friends will get to vote online for their top three favourite co-hosts from September 17th to 22nd. The top three will then be showcased between September 26th and 28th. Of course, I'll be reminding you every two minutes on Twitter so you don't forget. You're welcome.
I am so excited and so happy to have made it this far. When I got the good news, there was a lot of 'squee-ing' going on in my house. And I sort of forgot all about the housework I was doing. I did manage to cook dinner, though, with shaking hands.
Years ago, I was a reporter for a show on Rogers called Ottawa Living - I was the "girl around town", and I would report on the events taking place in the city every week, from different locations around town. I spent a few years working as a reporter for a news talk radio station, and I also worked as a news writer for another TV station. With degrees in Communications and Broadcast Journalism, you could say that I am definitely passionate about the news and media world.
I interned in the fast-paced newsroom at CBS TV in Washington, D.C. and sat in Mary Hart's chair at Entertainment Tonight in Hollywood, California. Both those internships taught me a lot, and confirmed to me what I already knew - working in TV, both behind the scenes and in front of the camera, was a great place for me to be.
Even if I don't advance to the top three (but believe me, my fingers are crossed!) I'm thrilled to have been given this opportunity. I hope you all have a chance to watch when I co-host, and I hope I'll have your support so I can advance to the next round!
In other news, I was one of three fashion bloggers chosen to be featured in the fall shopping issue of Ottawa Magazine.
I'm so excited, and wanted to say thank you for your kind words on Twitter, Facebook, and through email. I appreciate it a lot!


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A judge has dropped charges against two surfers accused of attacking a celebrity photographer shooting photos of Matthew McConaughey on a Malibu beach.
Los Angeles County district attorney's spokeswoman Sandi Gibbons says the charges were dismissed Friday after prosecutors decided against starting a third trial against the surfers. A jury deadlocked last month on the misdemeanor battery case against Skylar Peak and Philip Hildebrand.
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The LS Fest will invade Bowling Green, Kentucky September 7-9, 2013
Each year a bonanza of LS engine events takes place in Bowling Green, Kentucky, The action-packed weekend is filled with a variety of events and gives fans of the famous GM engines a chance at prizes and bragging rights. Join us this year as we invade the LS Fest September 7-9, 2013 in Bowling Green, Kentucky. Here are some details of what to expect at the show:
Autocross presented by Ridetech and Camaro Performers
This year will only feature a Street Tire Class.
3S Challenge presented by Optima Batteries and Popular Hot Rodding
This event will be held in place of the autocross on Sunday, it will test 3 factors: Speed, Stop & Steering. Get in on the action to see how your car performs!
Engine Swap presented by CAR CRAFT Magazine
Two teams compete to install separate LS engines, supplied by Holley, in two separate cars. The first to get the engine started and to drive the car wins.
Show-n-Shine presented by Jet-Hot
Street Rod (pre 49)
Any domestic cars built prior to 1949.
Classic Custom (49-63)
Any domestic cars built between 1949 and 1963.
Muscle Car (64-74)
Any domestic cars built between 1964 and 1974.
Street Machine (75-95)
Any domestic cars built between 1975 and 1995.
Late Model (96-10)
Any domestic cars built between 1996 and present.
All imports, all years.
Classic Truck (pre 74)
Any domestic trucks built prior to 1974.
Muscle Truck (75-95)
Any domestic trucks built between 1975 and 1995.
Late Model truck (96-10)
Any domestic trucks built between 1996 and present.
Just Because
Any non-car/truck vehicle powered by an LS engine.
Under Construction
Any unfinished LS engine based project vehicle.
Best of Show
Winner takes home $500 cash + Jacket!
Country Cruise presented by Hooker Headers
Take a break from all the action and join us on a cruise through the hills of Kentucky.
Dyno Challenge presented by ERL Performance and Super Chevy
Hop on the dyno to test your car's horsepower and torque. It's "first come, first served," so be sure to jump in line asap.
Drift Challenge presented by Lucas Oil
It doesn't matter what year/make/model your car is, as long as its LS powered! Drivers are evaluated by a panel of three judges that decide who advances to the next round based on four criteria: line, speed, angle, and overall style.
Drag racing
7 classes:
- Pro Extreme LSX Drag Class
- 5th-gen Camaro Challenge Class
- LSX All Motor Class
- LSX Drag Radial Class
- LSX Real Street Class
- LSX Rumble Class
- True Street Class
For the first time, PAC Racing Springs is sponsoring this class that pits drivers and their cars up against one another in a 1/8th mile drag race. Lightweight door-slammers, big tires, tube chassis, stock suspensions, and powerful engines are just some of the expected cars to run this class.
Raymond's Performance and Alignment will sponsor this index style class drag race for 5th-gen Camaros only. The other requirements are Camaros with LS-based motors, OEM-style transmissions, electronic fuel injection, and appear to be stock from the outside.
The School of Automotive Machinists (SAM) will sponsor a naturally aspirated heads-up shoot-out style drag racing class for LS small block GM powered and bodied cars and trucks. Both cars and trucks are required to appear stock. They must also drive to the staging lanes and scales, but may be towed afterwards.
Sponsored by Callie Performance Products, the LSX Drag Radial is a power adder shootout class. All cars must appear stock and must be stock bodied.
Wiseco Performance Products will sponsor the Real Street class. This class pits cars running on True 10.5 wide slicks or DOT 275 drag radial tires. All vehicles must be GM bodied and GM LS powered vehicles. Racers may only have one type of power adder.
The COMP Cams sponsored LSX Rumble class is the most popular of all 7 classes. The requirements are open to all and every combination of vehicle and engine.
Unlike all 7 classes, the True Street is further from the rest. In this competition, competitors must first cruise their car for a 30-mile drive, and then arrive at Beech Bend to make passes on the race track. Cars must be street legal, but otherwise – anything goes. Lingenfelter is the sponsor for the True Street Class this year
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Only 28 people survived the deadly shipwreck last year
Italian officials have put the death toll in the April 2015 migrant shipwreck at between 750 and 800 people, following autopsies on the remains retrieved from inside the vessel.
That figure is in line with survivor estimates of between 700 and 800 victims. Only 28 people survived the April 18, 2015, shipwreck, the deadliest known migrant tragedy.
Government official Vittorio Piscitelli said Tuesday that a more precise number can be known only after further examination of the remains, "to substitute the numbers with names." Many remains were badly decomposed by the time the wreck was raised from the seabed earlier this year.
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I am a Mom to six kids, and the one gift each year that they look forward to more than anything else? One on one time. Each year, on or around their birthday, either my husband or myself will take the birthday child out for one on one time. The outings have ranged from a bookstore to the ballet, from manicuress to a musical concert, and everything in between.
For parent-child gifts, these are perfect for building those special memories, but they do require time. When time is in short supply, I often choose personalized gifts for my tweens or young teens. I have given photo mugs, calendars comprised of pictures of a cherished pet, and photo collage posters. The possibilities with the personalized photo gifts are endless, and can include stationery sets, mousepads, even jewelry. They are pretty convenient to shop for nowadays, too, as there are numerous online sites such as Snapfish, as well as your local drugstore.
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I am a Mom to six kids, and the one gift each year that they look forward to more than anything else? One on one time. Each year, on or around their birthday, either my husband or myself will take the birthday child out for one on one time. The outings have ranged from a bookstore to the ballet, from manicuress to a musical concert, and everything in between.
For a tween or even a teenager, some kind of electronics for sure. The big thing for boys is a Playstation 3 and girl is an awesome cellphone.
I always keep on a lookout for used electronics. Sometimes, the big box stores sells "open box" items for 5%-10% less then the regular sticker price. Another option, would be coordinating with extended family and give your tween gift cards to the same store, then they would be closer to purchasing their big ticket item.
As far as tangible gifts, my tweens want electronics! And any ol' electronics will do.
That really depends on the kid! One thing we try to think about, since we are a big family, is not littering up the house with lots of "Stuff". We buy season passes to the local water park for our tweens at Christmas time. They love it! We also have done magazine subscriptions, clothes, legos, or special events as gifts. Taking the kids out to the go cart track or a musical event and building memories together is way better than an ipod touch could ever be!
You know what's amazing? I've been a parent for 20 years now, I have 6 kids, and I have no answer to this question. None. You see, gift giving on a budget is easy when the kids are little; a quick trip to the dollar aisle, some wrapping paper, some candy - you're all set! But when they get bigger? Well, let's face it, whatever will really make them happy, I can't afford. So Larry and I settle for giving them gift cards - Best Buy for our tech geek, Target for the fashion-conscious girls, maybe one to Lego.com for the 11-year-old who is still enamored of his favorite building toy.
Just lowering the bar for parents everywhere, as usual. You're welcome.
The best present you can give a tween, boy or girl, is quality time. Actually sitting with them, listening to them, asking them questions is so unusual in their lives that this will make a great impact. Take them out for ice cream, or even better, treat them like a grownup and take them for coffee! Listen, listen, affirm and encourage.
As the mother of a dozen children, I have bought a LOT of presents for "tween-agers". My favorites for this age are: books (it's a great time to help them develop a love for reading); art kits (so important to help them develop creativity); sporting equipment (because they need to get outside and play); and science kits (academic and fun all wrapped up in one). I do not purchase movies, video games, or electronics for this group, as I believe they need to develop their minds (with creative and critical thinking skills), as well as working to be physically fit. So many of our kids nowadays are missing these critical activities for brain development and physical development.
I love to get crazy with themed gifts! Some examples:
I bought a cute fabric covered storage box and filled it with books. I got them each an Eye Spy- type book, a book of poetry, a novel or two, a biography or autobiography, an art book with colored pencils or other media, etc., a puzzle book, like crossword, Sudoku, etc., a sketch book, and a fun type book like Mad- Libs.
I went to our local spots outfitter and bought "Scappoose Indians" (our town and mascot) themed gifts.I bought school colored drawstring, tote or sports bags and had them personalized for just a few more dollars. I filled them with softball or soccer socks, sweatpants, volleyball shorts, t-shirts, and jackets. All of this in school colors and with our logos and team names on them. SOooo fun!
My son has been asking for a PS3 for a year. It is out of my budget as his sister is not interested. Usually I will spend on one big thing like this for them to share. Has anyone had success buying a used station? Do some upgrade to newer versions and sell the old one?
Journals, special notebooks, pens, erasers. My daughter this age LOVES that kind of thing!
- I would say you can't go wrong with electronics :-)
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Great question! I have noticed that as my kids approach the teens they are more picky about what they like and don't really mark up those good 'ole catalog toy books anymore. I love the ideas about gift certificates to amusement parks, concerts, and such. However, at the younger teen ages, I still think they are looking for something more tangible under the tree. Electronics is an easy win, but can be expensive. A popular book series can be a big winner (check with other moms and the teacher for options). Also, craft projects are good for older children as well as younger. Models, robotics, sewing, wood carving, ect... http://www.mykryptonites.blogspot.com/
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I have boys in that age group and they like to get hand held games like Nintendo DS or games for it and books from their favorite series! My boys also like to get tennis shoes from the trendy teen stores in the mall. Having a large family those types of things are a treat or for gifts.....not an every day occurance like most other families.
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The Impala bloodline is only sheetmetal deep - it's all Corvette underneath.
We've all read those ads in the classifieds that give a brief account of how the car has gotta go 'cause a baby's on the way and the wife says so. Christian Prusia almost found himself in that situation. In the garage rested his perfectly impractical and flawlessly fun '32 Ford three-window, while in the house was his wife, pregnant with their second child. The writing was on the wall for the little two-seater, but the good news is that Christian didn't have a hard time getting the green light to replace it, as long as the new project could hold the whole family comfortably. Suddenly things weren't looking so glum.
Of course, seating four comfortably and hauling scads of baby paraphernalia knocked a few options off the list, but there are plenty of mid- and fullsize classics to choose from. A wagon would have been the obvious choice, but Christian always had a thing for '63 Impalas and saw this as the perfect opportunity to build one. Given their expansive interior and trunk, even a two-door Impala was undoubtedly up to the task of being a family rod. So the search was on.
Christian began by clicking through all the usual resources online and eventually ran across a seller on eBay who appeared to have a solid '63, and just as importantly, a solid reputation as a seller. The auction described the Imp as "a daily driven, all-original, stock '63." After a few calls, some false confidence, a winning bid, and a one-way ticket from Portland, Oregon, to Bakersfield, California, Christian was ready to fly in and drive home the perfect project. Or so he thought.
When Christian finally laid eyes on the Impala in person, it initially appeared to be exactly what the seller said it was-a very presentable stocker. Papers were signed, cash was exchanged, hands were shaken, and Christian hit the road headed due north. He was maybe a good 10 miles into the 877-mile adventure when the speedo died. That's usually no big deal, but this one managed to emit an ear-splitting whine for the remaining 866 miles.
On the freeway, the Impala was stunningly sluggish, but Christian shrugged it off. It was a worn-out original engine, after all. However, at the first gas stop, he noticed the back of the car was bathed in oil. The engine was burning so much oil that it required a quart every 60 miles. "Literally every hour on the road, regardless of location, I'd pull off to the side and add a quart," Christian says. "That went on for 12 quarts until I reached Portland."
About midway through the trip during a routine gas and oil stop, a woman walked over to compliment the car and tell Christian how she had driven the exact same year and color Impala in high school. She also wanted to point out that the gas tank was leaking. A quick inspection revealed the neck was badly cracked where it met the tank. With only six hours left to go, Christian borrowed some plumber's putty and duct tape from a nearby muffler shop, crossed his fingers, and hit the road again with a brewing case of eBay remorse.
The long trip home had given him plenty of time to come up with a plan for the car-a '63 Impala with new Corvette manners. That's a pretty tall order, and Christian knew he was likely looking at a new chassis to even get close, so he began researching his options. That's where Dave Eckert of Eckert's Rod and Custom comes into the picture.
Now, a Corvette and a '63 Impala don't have much in common other than the company that birthed them, but there is one design feature that would make the chassis exchange a little more painless-the X-frame. Rather than the more typical perimeter or ladder frames that run under the floorpans on most cars, the Impala's backbone goes straight up the middle underneath the transmission tunnel. Using the Impala's original arrangement, Dave designed a complete new X-frame that would reuse all the Impala's original body mounts but accept the front and rear cradle, suspension, and torque tube from any C5 or C6 Corvette. Essentially, it allowed Christian to lift his '63's body off and lay it on top of a new Corvette ZO6. A little tunnel and firewall surgery was all that was necessary to clear the new frame and the 5-inch engine setback. Of course, things snowballed from there and the Corpala concept was created as a rolling testbed and a way to introduce the new chassis at the '07 SEMA show. But as radical as it looks cosmetically, beyond the flash, it's a stock Corvette, practically serviceable by a GM technician.
Thankfully, Christian's next big road tour in the Imp went much more smoothly than the first. After the show circuit, he and Dave pulled Corpala out of the trailer, checked the oil level and tire pressure, and drove 1,982 miles from Portland to Little Rock, Arkansas, for the start of the '08 HOT ROD Power Tour(r). They completed the entire Tour without a single problem, and Christian didn't baby it, either; during the Tour, he ran the quarter-mile in 12.93 at 110.09 mph at Heartland Park in Topeka, Kansas, tossed it around the Air Ride autocross course in 19 seconds, and dyno'd it on Dynomax's mobile dynamometer. Despite a weight of nearly 4,500 pounds with a trunk full of gear, it was managing to hang with the stock Vettes on both tracks. At the conclusion of the Tour, he turned around and drove 2,001 miles from Madison, Wisconsin, back to Portland, again without issue. Currently, Corpala's serving semidaily-driver duties for Christian, and yes, even hauling the kids around, just like he promised.
After completing the Corpala chassis, Christian was so pleased with the outcome, he teamed up with Dave to form Torque Industries, the arm of Eckert Rod and Custom that now markets the Torque 3G Chassis for several GM cars and trucks. That means you can build your own Corpala, Corbird, Corva, Corlark, Cormaro . . . you get the idea.
Quick Inspection '63 Chevrolet ImpalaChristian Prusia * Portland, ORPowertrainEngine: Cool siamese induction aside, when you pop the hood, it's a stone-stock 427ci LS7 straight from GM surrounded by Eckert's metalwork. It is at least wearing a set of LG Motorsports headers to aid in exhaling.
Power: Stock is no slouch when we're talking Z06-spec parts; Corpala puts 453.4 hp and 439.1 lb-ft to the wheels.
Transmission: A six-speed MMX transaxle still mounted in the cradle from an '05 Vette resides at the rear of Corpala.
Rearend: The C5 differential was rebuilt with Unitrax internals and a 4.10:1 ratio. The halfshafts are stock Corvette.
ChassisFrame: All the C5/C6 goodies are bolt-in thanks to a Torque Industries 3G Chassis crafted by Eckert's Rod and Custom. Rather than perimeter-style framerails, the 3G chassis uses an X-member to retain most of the stock floor. With significant engine setback and the transaxle in the rear, Corpala has a nearly 50/50 weight distribution. Thanks to exhaust, brake, and fuel lines being enclosed within the chassis' center tunnel, it gains a nice low center of gravity while keeping sufficient ground clearance. Since a '63 Impala utilizes an X-frame, all stock body mounts were retained.
Suspension: Up front is stock C5 stuff, including the cradle. The spring has been upgraded to a custom Vette Brakes & Products (VBP) 1,250 lb/in part that lowers the nose by about an inch, though a coilover conversion from Pfadt Race Engineering is used for track days. Shocks are QA1 12-way adjustable, and the sway bar is a 1.5-inch-diameter bar from Pfadt. The rear parts choices are identical to the front, except the VBP spring is rated at 1,350 lb/in.
Brakes: Baer 14-inch cross-drilled and slotted rotors are paired with Baer Monoblock Extreme six-piston calipers behind each wheel. A C5 master cylinder provides the pressure.
Wheels: Eighteen- and 20-inch two-piece billets are Retros from Intro Custom Wheels with 6 and 8.5 inches of backspacing to make the stock track width of the C5 Corvette work within '63 Impala fenders.
Tires: Toyo Proxes T1R measure 255/35R18 in the front and 305/30R20 in the rear.
StyleBody: The original five-piece front bumper was welded into a two-piece and tucked tightly to the body, and PIIA driving lights were mounted in the bumper guards. The rear was welded into one solid piece and tucked in as well. Impala guys surely noted the reworked rear panel with four taillights from a '70 Camaro rather than the original six. The trunk panel was removed from the decklid, creating a new trunk opening from the original. All body seams were welded up and door locks, badge work, and hood hardware were removed.
Paint: The main body and chassis were painted with PPG Silver Star, while the drivetrain components were painted with PPG Charcoal Star. The engine components and interior features were painted with a Dark Charcoal Star along with a custom PPG red that matches the canvas top. Dave Eckert and Ben Conely of Ben's Custom Painting in Oregon City, Oregon, handled the spraying.
Interior: Griffin Interiors of Bend, Oregon, and Paul Reichlin of Cedardale Upholstery did a lot of work in here. The factory bench was cut down to create two buckets while maintaining stock chrome trim and wrapped with Rolls-Royce Blood Red leather. The rear seat was custom-built. The custom center console incorporates the stock lid and latch to maintain the Impala heritage. The audio/video was sponsored by Sony, so it's got all the good stuff: eight speakers, navigation, radar, iPhone, iPod, tuner, DVD, remote, touch screens, 61/2-inch drop-drown monitors, and so on. Of course, there's a dual-battery system, just in case. Hear No Evil handled much of the install.


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The new strategy identifies four priority areas. These are human well-being and local livelihoods―conserving biodiversity―sustaining the water cycle―reducing climate change and its impacts
Continue our work on both nature and humanitarian issues
Our focus on humanitarian as well as nature issues provides our organisation with its rather unique position. A good example of this is the partnership with Red Cross, Cordaid, Care and the Red Cross Climate Centre to increase the resilience of local people to disasters, including those caused by a changing climate. In nine project areas in Asia, Africa and Central America, we are conserving and restoring wetlands that have a role in coastal defense and in storing and regulating excess rainwater, so reducing the incidence and intensity of flood and drought hazards.
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Tourists crowding onto Walt Disney World's new Seven Dwarfs Mine Train attraction this week in Florida got a glimpse of a new direction for theme parks looking to upgrade old technology.
Walt Disney Co. has removed classic attractions such as Mr. Toad's Wild Ride and Snow White's Scary Adventures — with their creaky electric vehicles, decades-old mechanical figurines and glowing, painted backdrops — from the Fantasyland area in the Magic Kingdom park in Orlando.
In their place it built the mine train, an entirely new ride system that combines elements of a roller coaster and the classic themed dark rides, with audio-animatronic figures considered the most lifelike in the industry. Nearby, similar animatronic technology brings to life Lumiere, the candlestick character from "Beauty and the Beast," in the new Enchanted Tales With Belle attraction.
This is part of a drive by theme parks to keep their attractions relevant in an age when video game graphics have outpaced anything Walt Disney imagined decades ago. At the same time, the parks can't rely only on stomach-churning thrill rides. They need rides that appeal to children, parents and grandparents, who often travel together to the parks.
Elements of the new technology are making their way into Disney's Anaheim parks and can be seen in the faces of the characters of the Radiator Springs Racers attraction in California Adventure.
Disney will use it "where it fits with the story we want to tell," said Bruce Vaughn, chief creative executive of Walt Disney Imagineering, the arm of the company that designs and builds its attractions. He declined to talk about specific future projects.
The Florida ride looks to appeal to a broad cross-section of park visitors, he said.
"We wanted to create a family experience that would bring to life the dwarfs in a way that we could not have done before," Vaughn said. "Snow White has a deep history with the company, and we didn't want to lose that."
Released in 1937, "Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" was the company's first feature-length film, and the story has played a central role in Disney theme parks.
Across town, rival park operator Universal Studios Florida plans to open its Harry Potter and the Escape From Gringotts ride this summer. The attraction combines elements of a coaster, elaborate sets, 3-D film and special effects. Although it's expected to be more intense than Disney's mine train, it also is aimed at families.
"Family rides are particularly important in this day and age," said Dennis Speigel, president of International Theme Park Services Inc., an industry consulting firm in Cincinnati. "They get great reception no matter where they are.... They tell a story, and the guests like to repeat, because you can't absorb it all on the first ride."
Disney's mine train attraction was built on part of the location once occupied by the Magic Kingdom's 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea: Submarine Voyage, a ride that closed 20 years ago. Disney called the new ride the centerpiece of a massive refurbishment and expansion of the Fantasyland section of the park.
The attraction is built into a wooded hill, evocative of the mine entrance in the animated film. The line snakes into the hill where a long queue provides activities for parkgoers as they wait for the three-minute ride. During the first few days, waits lasted up to two hours.
Mindful of how phone-based games such as "Bejeweled" and "Candy Crush Saga" keep people occupied, Disney designers incorporated a jewel-matching video game in one section of the line.
By swiping across screens embedded in faux water troughs, guests can hunt and sort the types of gems they will see the dwarfs mining. Later in the line, guests can pass their hands under wooden water spigots, carved as animal heads, to trigger musical notes that can be blended into a song from the Snow White film. Another area enables visitors to spin wooden-looking barrels to make images of each dwarf appear. Guests working together can get enough barrels spinning to generate the big payoff — an image of Snow White.
They then board a roller coaster train designed to look like a string of mine cars. But unlike a typical coaster, each of the cars swings back and forth as the train zips through curves on the track. At one point there is a sudden, 40 foot drop.
The system, which Disney developed in conjunction with Vekoma Rides Manufacturing, a Dutch coaster company, is smooth and quiet. The designers have engineered out the traditional clicketyclack and vibration that characterizes coasters. This lets the riders to experience the music from the film classic and scenes filled with Snow White, the seven dwarfs and forest critters on the ride.
After zipping at speeds of about 30 miles per hour through the hillside, the train slows and enters the cavern where the dwarfs are mining jewels. There, riders see a new generation of audio-animatronic figures. The faces contain an internal projection system that enables Disney to better replicate the faces and expressions that viewers are familiar with from the Snow White film.
Vaughn said the projection technology allowed the designers to mate the distinct personality of each dwarf with his facial expressions.
Such advances enable new rides to make better use of projection, new forms of robotics and materials, he said.
"All of this comes together to bring to life characters that people know so well," Vaughn said.
This type of technology is needed in ride development because an audience conditioned by three-dimensional films, elaborate special effects and detailed video games expects an interactive experience, Vaughn said.
Disney plans to use the projection system that animates the faces of the dwarfs in one project in Anaheim's Disneyland, said Jim Hill, a contributor to the "Unofficial Guide, Walt Disney World 2014" who writes frequently about theme parks.
"Going forward, this will be how Disney tries to do characters in dark rides," Hill said. "When they bring the Alice in Wonderland ride back online at Disneyland later this year, you will see the projected face in the Red Queen figure."
Hill liked Disney's mine train ride.
"It is a clever system," he said. "What other company would reach back to a film released almost 80 years to build a ride? This is not something that was five minutes ago."


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Early reviews of the iPad are generally positive, with the gadget garnering raves for its battery life (longer than the 10 hours Apple has advertised), large and bright touchscreen, superfast processor, big library of applications and sleek design. Negative marks include incompatibility with the widely used Adobe Flash video technology, lack of camera and physical keyboard and the inability to multitask.
Where to buy: Any of the six Apple stores in Colorado, and Best Buy stores in Lakewood, Lone Tree, Westminster, Colorado Springs and Fort Collins. (New online orders placed at Apple.com will ship by April 12.)
When: Saturday at 9 a.m. at Apple; 10 a.m. at Best Buy.
How much: $499 to $699 for Wi-Fi-only models featuring 16 GB, 32 GB or 64 GB of memory.; 3G models (able to connect to AT&T's wireless network for $14.99 to $29.99 a month) will be available later this month for $629 to $829.
Local events: A group of Colorado software developers will be holding iPadDevCamp in Colorado Springs on Friday and Saturday. The conference will feature presentations from some of the brilliant people who are making apps specifically for the iPad. The Mac Spa on Wynkoop is hosting iPad Playdate on Saturday from 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. The store will have an iPad for people to play around with and free wi-fi and refreshments for those who have their own iPad.
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When Aliens: Colonial Marines' official game announcement billed it as a "true sequel to James Camerson's classic Aliens", diehard fans of the film trilogy took that to mean the game would undo the events of the controversial Alien 3, harshly criticized by Aliens director James Cameron and some of its principal cast. Not so, says the studio making Colonial Marines.
"Aliens: Colonial Marines is consistent and compatible with the history of events established by the three key films," Randy Pitchford, co-founder and CEO of Gearbox Software, said yesterday over Twitter.
So that means that Hicks and Newt - whose demises Cameron considered an insult to Aliens and its many fans - are still dead. That is, if this game is indeed set after the events of Alien 3. The release doesn't say; it mentions only that the Sulaco is abandoned above LV-426. That could suggest this game takes place between Aliens and Alien 3; a 2008 interview said the game would take place after Alien 3 but then, that was 2008. The game has been in development since 2006.
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ROCHESTER — As the Planning Board continued to review conceptual plans for a new commercial building on Monday, board members remained concerned the entrance to the parking lot would be too close to the intersection of Brock and Washington streets.
"The concept itself — I love it," said Planning Board Vice Chairman Derek Peters.
However, he said that unless the Brock Street access had a "right-turn-only" exit, he would not vote to approve the plans.
"I think it's the only viable option," he said.
The plans, submitted by McGroen Partners LLC, include a three-story retail and office building across from Staples, as well as about 78 parking spaces. Entrances and exits would be located on both Washington and Brock streets.
According to Art Nickless, president of Norway Plains Associates engineering firm, the Brock Street access would be about 60 feet away from the intersection with Washington Street.
The conceptual plans presented on Monday were slightly amended from the plans presented during the last Planning Board meeting. The design now includes total traffic circulation around the building, which would require filling in about 962 square feet of wetlands.
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SALT LAKE CITY (RNS) It's no coincidence that victors rarely ask for a rematch. When you've won, traditional wisdom says, walk away.
But for the Utah couples attempting to topple a state ban on same-sex marriage once and for good, there will be no turning back until their case -- or one like it -- lands at the U.S. Supreme Court.
Lawyers for the three plaintiff couples announced Thursday (Aug. 7) that they will join with Gov. Gary Herbert and Attorney General Sean Reyes in calling for the Supreme Court to hear their case.
It's an unusual move.
But Peggy Tomsic, who represents the three plaintiff couples in Utah's historic Kitchen v. Herbert lawsuit, said she believes the move is a necessary one.
"Just as the state has articulated: This is one of the most important issues of our time and it needs to be resolved," said Tomsic. "Unlike the state, we believe the more important reason that the Supreme Court needs to take this case now is it needs to put to bed finally this question of equality and fairness."
Earlier this week, Utah filed an official petition with the high court, asking the nation's nine justices to take up Utah's same-sex-marriage case.
It's the state's last chance to reinstate Amendment 3, the voter approved same-sex-marriage ban that became the first to be struck down by a federal judge last year.
But the plaintiffs aren't in such dire straits.
Because the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in June that Utah's ban on same-sex unions violated the U.S. Constitution, that decision would stand and become law in all of the 10th Circuit states if the Supreme Court refuses to hear the Utah case.
That means gay-marriage bans in Colorado, Kansas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, Utah and Wyoming would be overturned. It would be a win for the plaintiffs.
But it's not the win they want.
"If we let the decision by the 10th stand, sure, it resolves the issue for the plaintiffs and other people living in the circuit for now. But people move, people get relocated because of jobs, people travel all across the U.S.," Tomsic said. "It can't be, in terms of their security and stability, that every time a same-sex couple passes a state boundary they might be at risk."
By telling the Supreme Court that they, too, want the justices to weigh in, Utah's plaintiffs are sending another message to the nation: They think we can win -- even at the highest level, when they have everything to lose.
(Marissa Lang writes for The Salt Lake Tribune.)


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