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Sammy Watkins appears on track to start the first game of his rookie campaign after dealing with injured ribs during the preseason.
The Buffalo Bills' No. 4 overall draft selection was a full participant in Wednesday's practice.
While the wideout has practiced all week, Bills coach Doug Marrone wouldn't confirm whether the rookie would be good to go Sunday against the Chicago Bears.
"We're just going to wait and see for the game," Marrone said, per ESPN.com's Mike Rodak.
It's every team's prerogative to be secretive while still releasing an injury report. It's also true that rib injuries can be fickle.
However, it would be a surprise and major disappointment if the dynamic rookie didn't start Week 1.
Here are some other injuries we are tracking:
2. The oft-injured Michael Crabtree didn't participate in practice for the 49ers on Wednesday. The wide receiver is battling a calf injury.
3. Anthony Davis sat out practice for the 49ers on Wednesday. The right tackle has a hamstring injury.
4. Panthers quarterback Cam Newton sat out practice Wednesday due to soreness in his injured ribs. Coach Ron Rivera is still confident that he will start on Sunday.
5. Jets cornerback Dee Milliner (ankle) didn't practice Wednesday. Rex Ryan said "it's a little bit of a concern" but wouldn't rule him out -- yet.
6. Patriots tight end Rob Gronkowski (knee) was limited at practice on Wednesday. Patriots coach Bill Belichick is not ready to give Gronk the official green light yet.
7. Seahawks coach Pete Carroll said running back Christine Michael (hamstring) has been ruled out of Thursday's game against the Packers. Carroll added that cornerback Tharold Simon is expected to have a minor procedure on his knee within the next couple days, per John Boyle of The (Everett, Was.) Herald. Carroll doesn't expect it to be a long-term issue for the nickel corner.
8. Redskins cornerback Tracy Porter missed practice Wednesday with a hamstring injury. Porter is penciled in as the No. 3 corner on the team's depth chart.
9. Linebacker Brian Orakpo was listed as limited at practice Wednesday with a sprained ankle. Orakpo was injured in the Redskins' preseason game against the Ravens.
10. Tight end Jordan Reed is full-go at practice and will play on Sunday. The Redskins playmaker has been bothered by a sprained thumb.
11. The Bengals' Vontaze Burfict (hamstring), Tyler Eifert (shoulder) and Andre Smith (concussion) were all full participants for Cincinnati on Wednesday.
12. Patriots wide receiver Aaron Dobson was not on the team's injury report on Wednesday. Dobson didn't play in the preseason until the final game as he recovered from a March surgery where he had a screw inserted into his left foot.
13. Raiders quarterback Matt Schaub (elbow) is back at practice and will not be limited this week.
14. Nick Roach was limited in practice for Oakland on Wednesday. The linebacker is still suffering from a concussion that he suffered in the team's third preseason game.
15. Bernard Pierce (concussion) and Lardarius Webb (back) are participating fully for the Baltimore Ravens this week.
We will update as more injury reports pour in throughout the day.
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RWBTEX wrote:So I guess I'll ask in this thread since it's only at the competitions that I see this. What is it with these weird yellow brisket slices. what the heck is that? Been seeing it more and more frequently, I mean literally some slices have a very yellow color?
Must be a south Texas thing Arnie.
What are y'all juicing them with down there?


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Dr. Steven P. Cohen obtained his medical degree at the Mount Sinai School of Medicine, completed an anesthesiology residency at Columbia University, and a pain management fellowship at Massachusetts General Hospital. Currently, he is Professor of Anesthesiology & Critical Care Medicine, as well as Physical Medicine & Rehabilitation, at the Johns Hopkins School of Medicine and Uniformed Services University of the Health Sciences. He is also Director of the Blaustein Pain Treatment Center, Medical Education and Quality Assurance for the Pain Management Division at Johns Hopkins, and Director of Pain Research at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center.
Dr. Cohen has been very active in teaching and pain research in recent years, having published over 250 peer-reviewed articles, reviews and book chapters in the past 15 years. Among his major contributions are the development of an FDA-approved technique for treating sacroiliac joint pain (lateral branch radiofrequency denervation), inventing the intravenous ketamine test to help guide treatment in patients with chronic pain, and performing the first studies evaluating the epidural administration of biological agents for pain. These articles have been featured in some of the top general medical journals including "Lancet", "CMAJ", "BMJ", "Annals of Internal Medicine" and "JAMA-Internal Medicine". His research has been the subject of articles in the Science Section of the New York Times on 4 separate occasions. He has been the first author on the "Pain" chapter in the last 2 editions of "Cecil Textbook of Medicine", and was listed in 2014 as one of the top 10 experts in the world for back pain based on quantitative analysis of publications.
In addition to his academic work, Dr. Cohen is a retired Colonel in the U.S. Army, and was deployed 4 times in support of operations in Bosnia, Iraq and Afghanistan. He also serves as the Reserve Liaison to the Pain Management Consultants to the U.S. Army and Navy Surgeons General. Dr. Cohen has previously presented data on pain management in service members to the U.S. Congress, FDA and General Officers. His research was instrumental in the passage of the 2008 Military Pain Care Act, and he served as an inaugural member of the U.S. Army Medical Advisory Board. His previous awards include the American Society of Regional Anesthesia & Pain Medicine John J. Bonica Award, ASIPP Public Service Award, Donlin M. Long Pain Award, Michael J. Cousins Award Lecture, American Academy of Pain Medicine Founder's Award, the Order of Military Medical Merit, and the Legion of Merit.
- Director of Medical Education - Pain Medicine Division
- Professor of Anesthesiology and Critical Care Medicine
- Professor of Neurology
- Professor of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation
Departments / Divisions
Centers & Institutes
- MD, Icahn School of Medicine at Mount Sinai (1989)
- The Presbyterian Hospital in the City of New York / Anesthesiology (1993)
- Massachusetts General Hospital / Pain Medicine (2000)
Board Certifications
- American Board of Anesthesiology / Anesthesiology (1994)
- American Board of Anesthesiology / Pain Management (2001)
Research & Publications
Research Summary
Dr. Cohen's research focuses on pain, including neuropathic pain and fibromyalgia. Many of his studies examine the causes and treatment of injuries among U.S. soldiers.
Selected Publications
Cohen SP, Atanelov L, Rammasubu C, Amasha R, Kurihara C, Verdun A, Duarte SS, Stambaugh T. "Can changes in vital signs be used to predict the response to lumbar facet blocks and radiofrequency denervation? A prospective, correlational study." Reg Anesth Pain Med. 2014 Jul-Aug;39(4):333-40. doi: 10.1097/AAP.0000000000000105.
Hsu E, Atanelov L, Plunkett AR, Chai N, Chen Y, Cohen SP. "Epidural lysis of adhesions for failed back surgery and spinal stenosis: factors associated with treatment outcome." Anesth Analg. 2014 Jan;118(1):215-24. doi: 10.1213/ANE.0000000000000042.
Rauck RL, Cohen SP, Gilmore CA, North JM, Kapural L, Zang RH, Grill JH, Boggs JW. "Treatment of post-amputation pain with peripheral nerve stimulation." Neuromodulation. 2014 Feb;17(2):188-97. doi: 10.1111/ner.12102. Epub 2013 Aug 15.
Cohen SP, Hameed H, Kurihara C, Pasquina PF, Patel AM, Babade M, Griffith SR, Erdek ME, Jamison DE, Hurley RW. "The effect of sedation on the accuracy and treatment outcomes for diagnostic injections: a randomized, controlled, crossover study." Pain Med. 2014 Apr;15(4):588-602. doi: 10.1111/pme.12389. Epub 2014 Feb 13.
Kroll CE, Schartz B, Gonzalez-Fernandez M, Gordon AH, Babade M, Erdek MA, Mekhail N, Cohen SP. "Factors associated with outcome after superior hypogastric plexus neurolysis in cancer patients." Clin J Pain. 2014 Jan;30(1):55-62. doi: 10.1097/AJP.0b013e3182869d68.
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Activities & Honors
- John J. Bonica Award, American Society of Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine (ASRA, 2014
- Founder's Award, American Academy of Pain Medicine, 2014
- Faculty-Mentor Award, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2014
- Best Doctors, Baltimore Magazine, 2011 - 2012
- Teacher of the Year, The Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, 2010
- Letter of Recognition, U.S. Army Surgeon General, 2010
- Order of Military Medical Merit, 2010
- Lifetime Public Service Award, American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, 2009
- Army Achievement Medal, 2008
- Global War on Terrorism Service Medal, 2003
- Armed Forces Reserve Medal with M Device, 2003 - 2007
- Meritorious Service Medal, 1999
- Army Commendation Medal with Oak Leaf Cluster, 1995 - 1996
- Overseas Service Ribbon with Oak Leaf Cluster, 1994 - 1999
- Army Service Ribbon, 1993
- National Defense Service Medal, 1991
- 38th Parallel Medical Society, 1993 - 1999
- American Academy of Pain Medicine
- American Pain Society, 2001
- American Society of Anesthesiologists, 1998
- American Society of Interventional Pain Physicians, 2006
- American Society of Regional Anesthesia, 2004
- Association of University Anesthesiologists, 2007
- International Spinal Intervention Society, 2007
- Maryland State Society of Anesthesiologist, 2005
- New York Academy of Sciences, 1999 - 2002
- New York State Society of Anesthesiologists, 1998 - 2003
Professional Activities
- Associate Editor, Journal of Anesthesia & Clinical Research, 2010
- Associate Editor, Local and Regional Anesthesia & Analgesia, 2008
- Associate Editor, Open Spine Journal, 2008
- Associate Editor, Open Pain Journal, 2008
- Associate Editor, Journal of Cancer Pain and Symptom Palliation, 2005
- Associate Editor, Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, 2007
- Associate Editor, Pain Physician, 2007
- Board of Directors, Defense & Veterans Center for Integrative Pain Management, 2009
- Chairman, 121st General Hospital in Seoul, Seoul, Korea, 1997
- Editor, Regional Anesthesia and Pain Medicine, 2009
- Editor, Pain Physician, 2009
- Editorial Board, Pain Medicine
- Vice Chairman, Wuerzburg Army Hospital, 1995
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"Questioning Steroid Shots for Back Pain," The New York Times, September 19, 2013
Reuters, "Spinal injections may not aid lower back pain," April 16, 2012
"Psychiatric Problems Send More Troops Home Than Combat Injuries," NPR, January 27, 2010
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San Luis Obispo, Calif. - UC Santa Barbara's women reclaimed the Big West title thanks to its lowest-ever score at the championship with 26 points. Long Beach State was second thanks to a school-record effort of 72 points, while UC Irvine was right behind the 49ers with 75 tallies. Fourth place belonged to UC Riverside with 84 points, while host Cal Poly finished fifth with 140 points. Cal State Fullerton (141), Cal State Northridge (203) and Pacific (251) rounded out the women's side.
The Gauchos' Lauren Christman claimed the overall crown with a course-record time of 21:07.5 UCSB dominated the top 10 as six more runners claimed six of the nine remaining spots. Lindsay Christman (4th-21:43.1), Danielle Domenichelli (6th-22:15.7), Hadas Moser (7th-22:20.1), Megan Lewis (8th-22:27.6), Bethany Nickless (9th-22:29.5) and Liza Hitchner (10th-22:30.2).
Santa Barbara's men's team finished a very close second to Cal Poly who won their 4th straight title. The 13th-ranked Gauchos were just four points behind the #24 Mustangs at 29-33. Third place belonged to UC Irvine (106), with Long Beach State (110) and Cal State Fullerton (140) coming in behind the Anteaters. UC Riverside (150) and Cal State Northridge (192) rounded out the men's standings.
UCSB posted four runners in the top 10 and scored all five of its runners in the top 11 to just miss the crown. The men were led by second place Mike Chavez, who completed the 8K course in 25:47.7, just two seconds behind individual champ Phillip Reid from Cal Poly. J.D. Krawczyk was right behind Chavez finishing in third at 26:03.1. Micah Tyhurst (8th-26:22.2), 2005 individual champion Chris Ashley (9th-26:26.1) and Tim Aukshunas (11th-26:32.4) rounded out the UCSB contingent of scorers.


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Accessing External Data
To access data from an OLE DB data source, you must provide SQL Server with the following information:
The name of the OLE DB provider that exposes the data source.
Any information the OLE DB provider must have to locate the source of the data.
Either the name of an object that the OLE DB data source can expose as a rowset, or a query that can be sent to the OLE DB provider that will cause the data source to expose a rowset. The objects that can be exposed as rowsets are known as remote tables. The queries that generate rowsets are known as pass-through queries.
Optionally, you can supply SQL Server with valid login IDs for the OLE DB data source.
SQL Server supports referencing heterogeneous OLE DB data sources in Transact-SQL statements by using: the linked server name or the ad hoc computer name.
Linked Server Names
A linked server is a virtual server that has been defined to SQL Server with all the information required to access an OLE DB data source. A linked server name is defined by using the sp_addlinkedserver system stored procedure. The linked server definition contains all the information required to locate the OLE DB data source. Local SQL Server logins are mapped to logins in the linked server by using sp_addlinkedsrvlogin.
Remote tables can be referenced by using the linked server name as one of the following:
The server name in a four-part name table or view reference in a Transact-SQL statement. The other three parts of the name reference an object in the linked server that is exposed as a rowset.
An input parameter to an OPENQUERY function. OPENQUERY sends the OLE DB provider a command to execute. The returned rowset can then be used as a table or view reference in a Transact-SQL statement.
For more information, see Identifying a Data Source by Using a Linked Server Name.
Ad Hoc Names
An ad hoc name is used for infrequent queries against OLE DB data sources that are not defined as linked servers. In SQL Server, the OPENROWSET and OPENDATASOURCE functions provide connection information for accessing data from OLE DB data sources.
By default, ad hoc names are not supported. The DisallowAdhocAccess provider option must be set to 0 and the Ad Hoc Distributed Queries advanced configuration option must be enabled.
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Enabling the use of ad hoc names means that any authenticated login to SQL Server can access the provider. SQL Server administrators should enable this feature only for highly trusted providers that are safe to be accessed by any local login.
OPENROWSET and OPENDATASOURCE should be used only to reference OLE DB data sources that are accessed infrequently. For any data sources that will be accessed more than several times, define a linked server. Neither OPENDATASOURCE nor OPENROWSET provide all the functionality of linked server definitions. This includes security management and the ability to query catalog information. Every time that these functions are called, all connection information, including passwords, must be provided.
OPENROWSET and OPENDATASOURCE appear to be functions and for convenience are referred to as functions; however, OPENROWSET and OPENDATASOURCE are macros and do not support supplying Transact-SQL variables as arguments.
OPENROWSET can be used with any OLE DB provider that returns a rowset, and can be used anywhere a table or view reference is used in a Transact-SQL statement. OPENROWSET is specified with the following:
All the information required to connect to the OLE DB data source.
Either the name of an object that will generate a rowset, or a query that will generate a rowset.
OPENDATASOURCE provides connection information as part of a four-part object name. This function supports only OLE DB providers that expose multiple rowsets by using the catalog**.schema.**object notation. OPENDATASOURCE can be used in the same locations in Transact-SQL syntax that a linked server name can be used. OPENDATASOURCE is specified with the following:
The name registered as the PROGID of the OLE DB provider that is used to access the data source.
A connection string that specifies the various connection properties to be passed to the OLE DB provider. The syntax of the connection string is a sequence of keyword-value pairs. The basic syntax is defined in the Microsoft Data Access Software Development Kit, and each provider documents the specific keyword-value pairs it supports. For more information about connection strings, see OPENDATASOURCE (Transact-SQL).
For more information, see Identifying a Data Source by Using an Ad Hoc Name.
Accessing Linked Servers
After a linked server is created by using sp_addlinkedserver, the server can be accessed by using the following:
Distributed queries that access tables in the linked server through SELECT, INSERT, UPDATE, and DELETE statements by using a linked server-based name.
Remote stored procedures executed against the linked server by using a four-part name.
An EXECUTE statement that takes an arbitrary parameterized pass-through command by using the AT linked_server_name extension. This command includes data definition language (DDL) and data manipulation language (DML) statements, or commands that return more than one result. For more information, see Using Pass-Through Queries As Tables.
sp_addserver is maintained as a compatibility feature for existing applications, but this stored procedure will not be supported in future releases. As applications are ported to SQL Server 2008, these applications may have to be run for a while with some new code that uses distributed queries against a linked server definition and some legacy code that uses a remote server definition. Both linked servers and remote servers use the same namespace. Therefore, either the linked server or the remote server definition must use a name that differs from the network name of the server being accessed remotely. Define one of the entries with a different server name, and use sp_setnetname to associate that definition with the network name of the remote server.


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(Fiberoptic Joint Examination)
Arthroscopy is a surgery done to examine a joint visually. Most of the time, it is done on larger joints, like the knee or shoulder. A special tool called an arthroscope is used. It is an instrument that looks like a long tube with a miniature camera on the end. Repairs or corrections to the joint may be done by using the arthroscope and other tools.
Diagnostic Arthroscopy of the Right Knee
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Reasons for Procedure
Reasons for Procedure
It is used to see, diagnose, and treat problems inside your joint. The procedure is most often performed for the following reasons:
- Diagnose an injury or disease inside a joint
- Remove bone or cartilage
- Repair tendons or ligaments
Possible Complications
Possible Complications
Problems from the procedure are rare, but all procedures have some risk. Your doctor will review potential problems, like:
- Infection
- Blood clots
- Swelling or bleeding
- Damage to blood vessels, nerves, or other tissue
- The need to have another surgery or more extensive surgery
Factors that may increase the risk of complications include:
What to Expect
What to Expect
Prior to Procedure
The type of anesthesia will depend on the joint your doctor is looking at. You may receive one of the following:
- General anesthesia —you will be asleep
- Local anesthesia—the area will be numbed
- Spinal anesthetic —your lower body will be numbed by putting a numbing medicine in your back
Description of the Procedure
The doctor will make tiny incisions in the skin along the joint. Special tools will be inserted through the incisions. The tools include the arthroscope. The picture from the arthroscope will show up on a screen so that the doctor can see the inside of your joint. The doctor may use the images to move around other tools that can cut and repair tissue in your joint.
For example:
- Some meniscal tears in the knee will be repaired by cutting out some of the cartilage.
- Carpal tunnel syndrome in the wrist may be treated by loosening the ligament that puts pressure on the nerves.
Once the examination or surgery is done, the tools will be removed. The skin may be closed with stitches or clips. The incisions will be covered with a dressing. The fluid or tissue that was removed may be sent to a lab for examination.
How Long Will It Take?
Usually less than one hour, but this may be longer if repairs are being done.
Will It Hurt?
Anesthesia will prevent pain during surgery. Pain and discomfort after the procedure can be managed with medications.
Post-procedure Care
The dressings can sometimes be removed as early as the next morning. When you return home after the procedure, do the following to help ensure a smooth recovery:
It takes 4-6 weeks for the joint to recover. You can probably go back to work or resume daily activities within a few days, as long your doctor approves. You may be instructed to use crutches or a cane for the first few days if the surgery was done on a joint in your legs. A specific activity and rehabilitation program may be suggested. This will help speed your recovery and protect future joint function.
Athletes often return to athletic competition within a few weeks.
Note: Repair of the anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) by arthroscope may require a recovery time of 4-6 months and a more specialized rehabilitation program.
Call Your Doctor
Call Your Doctor
It is important to monitor your recovery. Alert your doctor to any problems. If any of the following occur, call your doctor:
- Signs of infection, including fever and chills
- Redness, swelling, increasing pain, excessive bleeding, or any discharge from the incision site
- Persistent nausea and/or vomiting
- Pain that you cannot control with the medications you've been given
- Cough, shortness of breath, or chest pain
- Joint pain, fatigue, stiffness, rash, or other new symptoms
- Swelling, tingling, pain, or numbness in your toes that is not relieved by elevating your knee above heart level for one hour
- Drainage
If you think you have an emergency, call for medical help right away.
Ortho Info—American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons http://www.orthoinfo.org
Canadian Orthopaedic Association http://www.coa-aco.org/patient-education
Updated May 2010. Accessed December 18, 2014.
Lindström D, Azodi O, et al. Effects of a perioperative smoking cessation intervention on postoperative complications: A randomized trial. Ann Surg. 2008;248:739-745.
What is arthroscopy? Arthroscopy Association of North America website. Available at:
Accessed December 18, 2014.
Yacub J, Rice B, et al. Nerve injury in patients after hip and knee arthroplasties and knee arthroscopy. Am J PhysMed Rehabil. 2009;88:635-641.
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NHL Game Night: 4-5-14 Stars at Lightning
Time for some real talk, Tampa Bay.
Ben Bishop allowed 5 goals on 28 shots for the loss. It was just an awful game by Bishop, who has been subpar since coming out of the Olympics break. Jamie Benn's second goal was an extremely soft goal that Bishop allowed through him and Roussel's goal came on a seemingly innocuous play where Bishop did not cover a puck at the side of his cage. He's clearly fatigued, both mentally and physically. I get that Cooper wants home ice for the playoffs, but home ice is irrelevant if Bishop keeps playing this poorly. Point blank, I would've put Lindback in for the last 40 minutes of this game and even though the Lightning made it interesting in the Second Period, the fact remains they burned more of what little Bishop had left in the tank tonight and got nothing out of it.
First Period
0:40 DAL Ja. Benn (31), (Goligoski, Seguin)
5:37 DAL Ja. Benn (32), (Garbutt, Fiddler)
18:26 DAL Seguin (35), (Jo. Benn, Ja. Benn)
Second Period
1:57 TB Stamkos (24), (Palat, Hedman)
6:44 TB Sustr (1), (Malone, Thompson)
Third Period
1:26 DAL Fiddler (6), (unassisted)
7:57 DAL Roussel (14), (Garbutt, Eakin)
Tyler Johnson was the game's third star. To be honest, though, this was a game where nobody on the Lightning deserved a star.
Real talk, Tampa Bay. This team has been mediocre at best and a dumpster fire at worst since the Olympics break. Did they manage to string together enough points to lock up a playoff spot early, primarily by manufacturing wins against subpar teams? Yes. But, this team hasn't played well, with the exception of one or two efforts where they actually focused, such as in the game against Montreal. The last two games they have been utterly embarrassed by two teams (Calgary and Dallas) that I know in my heart, man-for-man, they're better than. They're definitely better than Calgary and I know they're better than Dallas, too. But, only if they move their feet and use their heads, and too often for the past month and a half the Lightning have been doing one or the other, or neither, but not both.
At this point I almost give the defensive corps a pass, so a lot of what I'm going to say now will focus on the forwards. True, Sustr got lost after a faceoff in his own end resulting in Seguin's goal tonight, but he atoned for it, unlike others on the Lightning. If you twisted my arm, I'd call out Gudas for being a shadow of what he was prior to getting hurt in that game against Anaheim several months back, but he clearly wasn't at fault tonight after the refs threw him out of the game for no reason. He was ejected for a headshot on a play where he was clearly playing the puck and shielding it from an oncoming Roussel who lowered his head reaching for the puck and ended up taking the worst of it. Gudas wasn't throwing a check and wasn't being careless with his elbows or shoulders. He was playing the puck and making a hockey play. He shouldn't have been tossed and if he gets any supplemental discipline for that play from the NHL then the league should be ashamed. He did nothing wrong on that play. But, I digress.
The forwards on this team have been unwilling to pay a price and unwilling to mind details in the first 2/3rds of the ice. Period. And, while some of it has been the youth of the team, a lot of it has been the veterans. The first Stars goal came directly from a soft misplay of a puck by Teddy Purcell. A couple of others came from bad turnovers by Stamkos, including the back breaker by Fiddler in the Third Period. Even Valtteri Filppula has routinely been guilty of overhandling pucks and turning it over far too frequently. These are your team leaders, and a lot of times they have been, A.) unwilling to take a bump to make a play, and subsequently B.) been throwing the puck into bad areas and putting a struggling, fatigued goaltender in bad situations. These are your veteran leaders. These are the guys you need to mind their details, and they aren't. The forwards on this team, lately, have been soft as Charmin along the wall, they don't come back hard or deep enough to help out their, mediocre at best athletically, defensemen, and to top it all off they've been flat out idiotic with the puck half the time when they actually do have it. It's inexcusable, and while you might be able to punish Purcell with reduced ice time, it's not like you can sit Stamkos or Filppula. It's on those two to wake up and lead by example. Otherwise, I hope they liked Andreychuk's statue unveiling tonight and that bronze Stanley Cup out on the plaza, because they won't get within a country mile of the sterling silver one playing the way they have.
And what's worst of all is this: I expected this team to rebound after wetting the bed against Calgary. After embarrassing themselves that badly against Calgary you would think they'd be ready to go tonight. Nope. That's how fat, happy, and pleased with themselves they are right now. I'm so disappointed in this team right now, and I'm not willing to give them a pass because of their youth. Baloney. They're so much better than they've been playing lately and they should expect so much more of themselves, let alone what those of us who watch this team's expectations are. This has been a special season, and they owe it to themselves to finish it right. The last thing that they should want to happen is to stumble to the finish line, get blasted out of the first round of the playoffs, and have this season end up tasting like a dung sandwich all summer. But, you know, that's what this is turning into. A big old dung sandwich. Real talk.
Andrej Sustr had his first NHL goal and was -1 with 2 shots, 1 hit, and 1 blocked shot in 20:27, paired most of the night with Victor Hedman. Putting aside the play where he got lost on his faceoff assignment on Seguin's goal late in the First Period, he played reasonably well. He atoned for it with his rebound goal and he helped fill the void when Gudas was thrown out of the game for no good reason. Sustr is 2 games away from graduation here on the site, and if he plays like he did tonight for the team, he could provide them a shot in the arm from a depth standpoint.
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• Rockwood United Methodist Church will have its two day Christmas bazaar in the church at 801 N. Kingston Ave. Bazaar hours are from 5 to 9 p.m. Friday and start at 9 a.m. Saturday. A potato soup/chili meal on Friday is available for $6. Handmade items and baked goods are among the sale items offered during the bazaar; a couple of auctions are also planned. Call 354-0753 for details.
"Hoping to give a child a smile when that child really doesn't have much to smile about" is how Dianne Beha described a recent outreach project of St. Andrew's Episcopal Church, Harriman.
"Filling their little arms with a warm stuffed animal gives hope and love to them when it is needed," added Beha, president of the church's Episcopal Churchwomen.
Hundreds of stuffed animals — ranging from whimsical to hand stitched — were purchased and brought to the church over several weeks.
The 250-member congregation of Oak Ridge Unitarian Universalist Church voted last week to accept the offer by developers Blanchard and Calhoun to sell the church.
This clears the way to include the church property in a planned retail development at Illinois Avenue and Oak Ridge Turnpike.
"The voting that occurred following the Sunday worship service was conducted in accordance with the bylaws of the church," said David Savoie, president of the Board of Trustees.
• The adult Bible class of Roane Church of Christ, Kingston, will study "God's Glory" at 9:30 a.m. The worship service sermon, "The Bible Doctrine of Authority," will be delivered at 10:30 a.m. The church is at 1204 S. Kentucky St.
• Edgewood Baptist Church, Kingston, will have a two-day youth revival with Evangelist Greg Locke. Services begin at 7 p.m. daily through Oct. 2. The church is at 750 Gallaher Road.
St. Andrew's Episcopal Church in Harriman will join other churches across the country and around the world on Oct. 6 in the custom of the Blessing of the Animals.
This is the third annual celebration for St. Andrew's and will be open to the public. A line of pets — everything from dogs and cats to hamsters and even horses — will begin forming at 2 p.m. at the church at 180 Circle Drive.
Those who know Carrie Barksdale would never argue that she's part of Jesus Christ's army of Christians who live to spread His gospel.
Now it's official: the Harriman woman was cited earlier this month with the Hard-Fighting Soldier Award during this month's 2012 Tennessee State Lectureship banquet in Gatlinburg.
"The pay may not be much," she told the audience when she was given the honor, "but the retirement is out of this world."
The Evans Family of Rockwood will again host its 26th annual Gospel Singers Reunion this weekend at Roane County Park.
The singing will be from 4 to 10 p.m. Sept. 22.
Dudley Evans said this year's singing features several outstanding regional gospel trios and quartets that will fill the park with great sounds of inspirational songs for all gospel music lovers.
Beech Park Baptist Church, Oliver Springs, will have a See You at the Pole youth rally starting at 6 p.m. Sept. 26 at the church at 1085 E. Tri County Blvd.
Jamey Ragle, evangelist and comedian, will conduct the rally. The Tennessee Temple Slammers and Tennessee Temple Praise and Worship Band will also perform.
For more than three decades, Ragle has motivated, inspired, encouraged and created hilarity around the world.
• The 190th annual session of the Hiwassee Primitive Baptist Association will begin at 9 a.m. in New Hope Primitive Baptist Church at 1010 New Hope Road, Rockwood. All-day preaching is planned.
• Union Valley Baptist Church, Oliver Springs, will have a gospel singing beginning at 7 p.m. Featured singers will be Eddie Bridges, Hallelujah Praise and the Praise Him Youth Choir. The church is on Windrock Road. Call Pastor Wayne Morgan at 435-4150 for details.
Morrison Hill Christian Church loves rock'n'roll.
The Kingston church has rocked out with a praise band for nearly 20 years.
But lately, Morrison Hill's preaching minister Dennis Mullen has been thinking that a lighter touch may meet a real need.
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Survivors mark North Fork wildfire anniversary
DENVER (AP) – Survivors of the Lower North Fork wildfire are marking the one-year anniversary of the blaze, but they're not planning on getting any compensation from the state any time soon.
"Seems to me that there's no leadership" coming from state authorities on assisting survivors, said Sam Lucas, whose parents perished in the fire.
More than two dozen Lower North Fork neighbors and survivors gathered at the state Capitol Tuesday to decry what they consider foot-dragging by the state on compensating them for the wildfire that grew out of a prescribed burn no state forest land.
Colorado lawmakers passed a bill raising the damage cap for people suing state government, but it would apply only to damages occurring after June 30, 2013. It won't help those people who lost houses and property from the wildfire caused by a state-ordered prescribed burn that broke out on March 26, 2012, killing three people.
In the meantime, those affected by the fire are building a case against the state in hopes of proving that a pattern of gross negligence led to the three deaths and the loss of millions of dollars in property.
They point to previous prescribed burns in the same valley that escaped or reignited. They say two that occurred in March and October of 2011 should have signaled to the Colorado State Forest Service that prescribed burns in the area were dangerous.
Lawyers for the victims said the escaped burns suggest a pattern of gross negligence that culminated in last spring's deadly fire. Litigation by the victims blames the Denver Water Board, the Colorado State Forest Service, the Colorado Department of Public Safety and seven other agencies and individuals.
The Forest Service, Denver Water and the Department of Public Safety declined to comment on the lawsuits.
In the end, 27 houses were destroyed or damaged and about 1,400 acres were charred.
Survivors vowed not to stop fighting.
"They burnt down the wrong people, I'll tell you that," said Beth Semptimphelter, whose home was damaged but not destroyed in the blaze. Insurance has paid for some but not all of the damage, she said.
According to The Denver Post (http://tinyurl.com/cyjca5s ), the state quickly took responsibility for the fire. Legislation was introduced to create a claims process so victims could be compensated above the $600,000 per-incident cap set by the state Governmental Immunity Act. So far, 95 claims related to the fire have been filed, and damages being sought total $73 million.
But none of the victims has been paid by the state. The state attorney general's office is working with lawyers representing the victims to develop a case management plan to help determine how losses will be measured. Once the values are set, they will be forwarded on to the state claims board and then to the state Legislature for payment. Victims said the process is too complex and time-consuming.
The lawyers said the lawsuits will protect their clients if the settlements offered by the state are too low. Survivors urged quicker action by the state.
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Attorney General Greg Abbott's campaign said Wednesday he has raised nearly another $5 million for what's expected to be a race for governor.
Abbott in January reported having an $18 million campaign war chest.
He disclosed the $4.785 million — raised during the two-week window before the June 30 end of the last reporting period — in a podcast from his campaign.
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It�s the week local realtors and business owners spend the year preparing for: Thousands of tourists will be flocking to the region to celebrate the nation�s Independence.
�This is the week other weeks are gauged by,� said Donna Smith of Seashore Reality in Topsail Island.
According to AAA, nearly one million visitors will call the North Carolina coast home for the week of the Fourth, many of whom will spend their time taking in the region�s surf and the sun. As the pre-holiday weekend arrives, realtors are seeing few �vacant� signs in front of the rental properties they manage.
�We sold the last place early last week,� said Brandon Ward, owner of Ward Realty in Surf City. �Things are looking good for the week.�
Ward said this influx of tourists comes after a rough, cold spring and an Easter weekend falling in March when the beach is still out of sight � and mind � for most prospective travelers.
Ray Tillery, rental manager at Realty World in Atlantic Beach, experienced the same lull through the winter and spring. Tillery said that the summer, especially the week of the Fourth, is looking much more cheery.
�We are absolutely thrilled,� Tillery said. �The Atlantic Beach area will have a lot to offer this week including baseball games and outdoor movies. It�s looking like the weather will even hold up, so there�s nothing keeping the folks from coming here.�
Elizabeth Barrow, public relations director with Crystal Coast Tourism, echoed Tillery�s sentiments, saying the week of the Fourth is a time when the various towns along the Crystal Coast band together to provide entertainment for visitors from around the nation.
�The towns really rally together to provide something for people of all ages. The boardwalks will be bustling,� Barrow said. �This weekend is very strong for the Crystal Coast.�
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Frozen drink nostalgia: Chilly Chile Paloma
The snack bar at our Little League field had several flavors, but it was the grape snow cone I craved. I would carry it carefully to the bleachers, watching the syrup sink through the dome of crushed ice. There was a family -- husband, wife, two girls in softball and a boy in T-ball -- that often sat eating snow cones as they watched the games. Sometimes the father would pour a slug from a flask into his cone, a mystery to me: I was 11 years old and could not imagine anything that would make a purple snow cone better than it was.
Nostalgia: from the Greek nostos (homecoming) and algia, meaning "composed of slush, artificial grape syrup and sodium benzoate."
We tend to consume frozen drinks at happy times -- the slushees of childhood, the daiquiris of beach vacations, the honeymoon pina -- so we're inclined to remember them with pleasure. They benefit from proximity to Mexican sunlight, the cut-grass smell of childhood's baseball field, the sound of waves, the absence of the office grind. When we seek them out in other circumstances -- say, post-work happy hours in cheesy chain restaurants -- they can't help but suffer by comparison.
After many a disappointing slush pile, I've realized that what I loved about that snow cone was probably inseparable from being 11. Still, as summer hits a Ryan Goslingesque level of hotness, I crave a frozen adult beverage that's actually adult: boozy yet balanced, with quality spirits and flavors beyond the cloying.
Most restaurants' frozen drinks aren't doing the genre any favors. Stuck recently in a chain bar, I allowed the young waitress to steer me toward the mango-strawberry swirl margarita. "How's your drink?" she asked, watching me poke my straw at the red goo atop the Velveeta-colored drink.
"It's pretty sweet," I said.
"I know, right?" she nodded eagerly.
It's sugar slush bombs like this that explain Kingsley Amis' comment in "Everyday Drinking": "We have no excuse for self-satisfaction while we allow the atrocity of the Pina Colada to flourish unchecked in our midst."
Why are so many frozen drinks so bad? Some have pointed a finger at Mariano Martinez, the Dallas restaurateur who invented the frozen margarita machine (his original is now ensconced at the Smithsonian). In 1971, busy bartenders at Mariano's Mexican Cuisine "were burning out blenders as fast as I could buy them," Martinez told me when I called him the last time I was in Dallas. One night a customer told him that his first margarita had been great, the second so-so and the third just awful.
Give Martinez props for even listening to a customer who'd admitted to three margaritas: He worried. After a sleepless night, he stopped at 7-Eleven to get coffee and noticed the Slurpee machines. Bingo.
7-Eleven wouldn't sell him one. "Didn't you ever take chemistry?" he remembers one rep asking patronizingly. "Don't you know alcohol doesn't freeze?"
Tequila doesn't freeze -- not at the temperature level of a standard freezer -- but after acquiring a soft-serve ice cream machine and playing around with his recipe, Martinez discovered that a mix of lime, tequila, Cointreau and simple syrup would indeed slushify.
For every bartender who regards the frozen drink machine as a savior, though, there's a purist who thinks it dumbed down a drink that did not, originally, contain sugar. A thread runs from the invention that boosted Martinez's business -- Mariano's expanded to six restaurants around Dallas -- to the machines roiling their cloying syrupy colors in the bars lining Duval and Bourbon streets and disgorging the concoctions into day-glo plastic batons shaped like naked ladies.
Martinez is testy about the bars that use syrups to cover bad or little alcohol: "greedy, money-grubbing people using bad tequila or too much sour mix." And he points out that he didn't use his invention to scrimp. His frozen margarita uses five bottles of 100-percent agave tequila in every five gallons of drink. Yes, it's sweet -- I tried one in Dallas recently -- but it's not only sweet. That's a critical difference between it and the diabetes-in-a-glass you get for many a frozen drink.
Gina Chersevani, the mixologist at Hank's on the Hill and Buffalo & Bergen in D.C. -- who will be inducted into the Dame Hall of Fame at the Tales of the Cocktail conference in New Orleans this week -- says it's garbage in, garbage out: Commercial sour mix plus chemical-flavor syrups plus cheap booze equals lousy cocktail. "Most of the ingredients have been sitting in a warehouse for years, and they're supposed to be good?"
Chersevani and her team have been using machines to whip up delicious frozen drinks out of Suburbia DC, a retrofitted Airstream trailer at Union Market in Washington. They're sweet and tart, and you can taste the booze in them: El Dorado dark and Chairman's light rums in the pina colada; Milagro tequila, Cointreau and Ilegal mescal in the margarita. Even Amis might have sucked one down, though he probably would have hidden in the bathroom to do it.
For the home mixer sweating out the summer, Chersevani says, the secret to a good frozen drink -- beyond fresh, high-quality ingredients -- is not to overshoot the amount of ice or alcohol. A good blending ratio is about three ounces of mix (including juices, liquors, syrups, etc.) to eight ounces of ice. "There's a reason there's measuring in cocktails," she says. "Even the mixers give you instructions about proportions; they're there for a reason."
Frozen drinks like these may mean that the kids who try Chersevani's concoctions -- yes, some are child-friendly -- won't have to doubt their future nostalgia. She remembers a little boy who was confounded by one of her snow cones. He didn't know what to make of it, she says. "This tastes like blueberries," he said, puzzled. "It doesn't taste like blue."
1 serving
We found Royal Rose's Three Chile Simple Syrup in Washington, at Ace Beverage and Salt & Sundry in Union Market.
MAKE AHEAD: The grapefruit juice needs to be frozen for a few hours or up to a day in advance. From Spirits columnist M. Carrie Allan.
2 ounces (1/4 cup) fresh ruby red grapefruit juice
1/2 ounce fresh lime juice
1 1/2 ounces blanco tequila, such as 1800 Silver
1/2 ounce Royal Rose Three Chile Simple Syrup (see headnote)
Pinch kosher salt
1 cup crushed or chipped ice
Wedge of lime, for garnish
Pour the juice into at least 2 wells of a standard ice cube tray. Freeze until solid.
To make sure the right amount of ice is used, combine the following ingredients in a 2-cup-capacity liquid measuring cup: lime juice, tequila, chile simple syrup, salt, grapefruit ice cubes and enough crushed or chipped ice to total a scant 1 1/2 cups.
Transfer to a blender. Puree on the highest speed for 20 seconds, then stop to stir with a cocktail spoon. Blend again to eliminate any remaining chunks of ice.
Serve in a chilled rocks or coupe glass, garnished with the lime wedge.
NUTRITION Per serving: 170 calories, 0 g protein, 19 g carbohydrates, 0 g fat, 0 g saturated fat, 0 mg cholesterol, 240 mg sodium, 0 g dietary fiber, 12 g sugar
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Mary Larson Bishop gazes at the folds and peaks of the Santa Lucia Range with longing. "I used to go deep into the woods looking for herbs," says the Salinan tribal elder, who is known for her knowledge of medicinal plants such as yerba santa, traditionally used to heal skin inflammation. Now, she no longer roams the Central California coastal hills. "I'm afraid of bringing anything out of the woods that might spread to other trees," says Bishop. "I don't want to track that crud out of the hills."
The "crud" is Phytophthora ramorum, a minuscule waterborne mold that weakens and kills many species of native trees and plants. The pathogen, which causes both Sudden Oak Death and Ramorum blight, was first discovered in the mid-1990s. Since then, it has spread to 14 California counties along the Pacific Coast, and even to Washington and Oregon. It travels by clinging to boots, hands, pant legs and tires.
The mold enters through the bark of a plant and literally eats its victim from the inside out, making it hard to diagnose until leaves start turning brown. It damages the twigs and leaves of more than 25 plants that tribes use for basketry, medicine and ceremonial purposes, including California bay laurel, maidenhair fern, madrone, Douglas fir, and coast redwood. The disease also attacks oaks, including tanoak, coast live oak, California black oak, Shreve oak and canyon live oak. A total of at least 250,000 acres of oaks have already died.
Many California and southern Oregon tribes, including the Salinan, Hoopa, Yurok and Karuk, have long relied on oaks for food as well as for cultural practices ranging from basketry to land management. "The overarching concern is for the oaks, since they are such an important plant for both humans and for wildlife," says Jennifer Kalt, a botanist with the California Indian Basketweavers' Association. The disease has disrupted coastal ecosystems and inconvenienced outdoor recreationists. But for the more than 30 coastal tribes known collectively as the Acorn Peoples, even more is at stake -- thousands of years of cultural practices and tradition.
Tribal members "come back to the same spot every year to gather acorns from the tanoak," says Nolan Colegrove, the Hoopa Tribe's senior forestry manager. Although the tribe's own land is not yet affected, P. ramorum has wiped out entire tanoak forests on public land that once served not only for food gathering, but for storytelling, instruction and ceremonies. If the mold continues to kill off oaks and interrupt plant-gathering cycles, elders could lose the chance to pass their knowledge to the next generation.
Some tribal members also worry about the mold's impacts on human health. "I have heard basketweavers ask scientists if ingesting the pathogen can be harmful, since they use their teeth for weaving and of course eat the acorns, and I have never heard anyone answer that question," says Kalt. So far, researchers have found no health problems caused by handling or ingesting the mold, according to Katie Palmieri, spokeswoman for the California Oak Mortality Task Force, although scientists still have much to learn about the pathogen.
To help control the spread of P. ramorum, which proliferates in cool, moist conditions, tribal members try to stay out of the forests during the rainy season, although that's the best time to gather many plants. Even in the dry summertime, stringent protocols instituted by tribal, state and federal land-management agencies must be followed in quarantined areas. Traditional gatherers and foresters alike have to wash soil and plant matter off their vehicles, equipment, clothing, and footwear with bleach before leaving the woods. Firewood, forest products and commercial nursery plants from quarantined areas must be certified pathogen-free. Outside quarantined areas, plants for basketry or medicine can still be taken, but gatherers are asked to dry the plants as soon as possible, burn unused parts such as bark, and boil any soaking water before pouring it out. Once a plant is infected, fungicides are ineffective. A chemical called Agri-Fos can help healthy plants resist the disease, but at the cost of making the plants and their products toxic to humans.
The Hoopa and Yurok tribes are participating in a study that monitors the spread of the mold. "It's just a matter of time," says Colegrove, before P. ramorum invades Hoopa lands. "And it's not like we can go anywhere else." Tribes believe that for spiritual and cultural reasons, their ceremonies and dances must be practiced within certain sites on their traditional lands -- sites that could become quarantined due to P. ramorum infection.
In the meantime, the tribes are considering a traditional forest-management tool to combat the microscopic menace. For thousands of years, Indians used fire to clear brush and stimulate growth of beneficial species such as native grasses, and some think fire could help control the disease. So far, however, the use of controlled burns is still under discussion.
But the California tribes remain hopeful. Bishop says, "My youngest daughter, Michelle Irvine, goes into the woods when the trees drop their acorns and brings them home." Irvine is sprouting the acorns and replanting seedlings across the Central Coast. "I have a beautiful red oak that she grew from an acorn; it is a very healthy tree," says Bishop. "I am hoping that someone will find a cure for this disease."
The author is a Salinan/Esselen Indian journalist based in Phoenix, Arizona.
This story was funded by a grant from the David and Lucile Packard Foundation.


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Grilled Baked PotatoesOne of the easiest ways to grill baked potatoes is to simply wrap them in foil and cook them over direct heat until tender. You can unwrap them the last few minutes to crisp them up, but to me, it still tastes more like a steamed potato, which is good, but is missing that "baked" flavor. I don't wrap my potatoes when I bake them in the oven either - just wash, prick a few times with a fork or knife, and bake directly on the rack. Course you can also cook them on the grill without wrapping but, either way, it takes about as long as it would in the oven.
Instead, treat them basically as you do other veggies on the grill, by slicing them lengthwise and then grilling them right over direct heat. You get that baked flavor you want with a smaller time investment and the bonus of grilling so you don't have to heat up the oven. Simple. Delicious!
If you have very large bakers, or if you're running shorter on time, get a head start with the microwave by pricking several times with the tines of a fork, then cooking on high for 5 minutes. Slice lengthwise and grill. Goes great with those Spicy Sugar Steaks I posted recently.
Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 35 min
Total time: 45 min
Grilled Baked Potatoes
From the Kitchen of Deep South Dish
Large baking potatoes, like Idahos
Olive oil
Kosher salt and freshly cracked black pepper
Sprig of rosemary, stripped
Preheat grill to high. If potatoes are extra large, prick several times with a knife or fork and microwave for 5 minutes. Split in half lengthwise and toss with olive oil until coated all over. Sprinkle both sides with salt and pepper. Place potatoes, cut side down over direct heat and grill for 15 to 20 minutes or until nicely browned. Use tongs to turn, sprinkle the cut sides with the rosemary and continue grilling another 10 to 15 minutes or until tender. Check with a fork or with the tip of a knife to see if soft. Drizzle with additional olive oil or add a pat of butter before serving.
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It has been more than ten years since Mopar introduced a new Original Equipment Manufacturer (OEM) monster truck to the Monster Jam series, but that streak is about to end. "Mopar Muscle," a Ram monster truck driven by Mike Miller, is set to compete in six Monster Jam events this year, all the while sporting the new Gen II 426 Hemi 50th anniversary logo. The first event will take place in Detroit on January 11th, joining Hall Brothers Racing's championship trucks "Raminator" and "Rammunition," which have been sponsored by the Ram Truck brand since 2002.
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Mopar Muscle is a pretty sweet truck, standing ten feet high and weighing a whopping 10,300 pounds. An intense 2,000 horses are needed to move the massive truck up into the air and over obstacles, made possible by the 565 cubic-inch supercharged brother to the Gen II 426 Hemi engine.
"We are very proud of our new Mopar Muscle Ram monster truck," said Tim Hall owner and crew chief for the Champaign, Illinois-based team. "It looks really fantastic, and I can't wait to see it run. Mopar has a long and storied history of winning across many forms of racing, so we intend on helping to make their entry into monster truck racing just as successful."
Hall Brothers Racing team driver Mark Hall has earned eight "Driver of the Year" honors with the Raminator, which won its own 2013 "Truck of the Year" award – its seventh since 2002. Alongside Rammunition, driven by Mat Dishman, the two have earned 20 season point championships, and Mike Miller and Mopar Muscle can only contribute to the ongoing success.
"The Mopar Muscle Ram is a fantastic ride, and I am really looking forward to competing with it," said Miller, who has been with the team since 2011. "The iconic HEMI engine has won a lot of races across many categories in motorsports, and I intend to add to that list. On a personal level, not only have I been passionate about monster trucks since my childhood, but I am really honored to fly the Mopar banner. If you need any indication of how much I love the brand, my own son is named Hemi."
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Cnr DF Malan & Moot Street (Eskia Mphahlele)
Hermanstad | Pretoria
South Africa
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