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Racing notes: Rookie Carpentier fast on track
The folks at Hertz may want to begin taking a security deposit from former open-wheel driver Patrick Carpentier.</p><p> After posting the fastest time in the second of two Daytona 500 practice sessions Saturday, Carpentier, who is a rookie in the Sprint Cup series, was asked if he had fun driving a stock car.</p><p> “It's like a rental car on steroids,” Carpentier said. “And I always loved a rental.”</p><p> The fastest lap of the combined sessions belonged to defending Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson. He turned a lap at 186.285 mph in the morning session.</p><p> Carpentier's top lap in session two was 186.150 mph. He was second-fastest in the morning session.</p><p> “It's wonderful,” Carpentier said.
Crowning glory
We busted our butt all summer and fall. We've been through adversity. We've been through ups and downs. This is the outcome. We're thankful." Both teams entered with 7-0 WAC records, but it was the Broncos who stepped onto the FieldTurf wearing the crown. The Broncos' showcase displays the past five WAC trophies. They had won 46 of 47 WAC games during that span, and six in a row against the Warriors. "We believed," UH quarterback Colt Brennan insisted. "That was our motto." It was strengthened during a chapel service yesterday morning when the pastor gave a sermon on David and Goliath. "All of the armies were scared of Goliath," UH defensive tackle Michael Lafaele said. "This young boy came out and called him out in the name of God.
News of Enterprise
More snow came down and it was bitter cold last week, then the temperature went way up. Winter isn't over yet. It just seems natural to have a major storm around the middle of March. However, March did come in like a lion, so according to tradition, it should go out like a lamb. We'll just have to see what happens. No one controls the weather -- God is in charge of that.A variety of soups were served Monday evening at the Full Gospel Church at Jerusalem Corners. The Daughters of Light women's group made several different kinds of soup and customers were allowed as much as they wanted. The ladies have scheduled a bake sale at Quality Market March 22.Pleasantville TOPS #1305 met Thursday evening at the Pleasantville Community Church with 25 weigh-ins. There was a total weight loss of 19 pounds and four turtles (weight stayed the same).
Savings institution banking on solid service in Gilbert
Gilbert Road, Gilbert Crossroads Towne Center. Web site is www.arizbank.com. Frank can be reached at (480) 844-4515 or wfrank@arizbank.com. Business hours: The Gilbert office is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. Drive-up services are open from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Monday through Thursday and 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. on Friday. When founded: Arizona Bank & Trust has served Valley businesses since 2003. With assets of $237 million, Arizona Bank & Trust provides clients with a hands-on banking experience and the resources to reach their financial goals. A franchise or one of a kind? "The Gilbert office provides one-of-a-kind services complimented by the vast of array of resources provided by Arizona Bank & Trust as a whole. We make "Great Things Happen!"{trade} for all our customers." What makes the business unique: "The staff at Arizona Bank and Trust believes that outstanding customer service is the most important core value they offer.
A Car Called Smart. Maybe Too Smart For The U.S.A.
I am 6'2" 210lbs and my wife is 5'9" tall around 140. What is the deal with not importing the deisel? There are a ton of fuel inefficent personal pickups on the road. I just dont understand. I hope this changes soon. If so I would purchase one the next day and never look back. Mabey the US manfactures should take some notes. .
The Edwards Campaign: What Went Wrong?
No campaign ever fails for just one reason. Some say the frightened corporate media torpedoed Edwards. Some say Edwards, a sleek rich cat himself, was the wrong messenger. He just wasn't believable. His populist message seemed invented out of thin air to save a failing election bid. All true — but perhaps not crucial. In the past, wealthy politicians have invented populist messages and done quite well, despite media opposition. I suspect the critical failing in the Edwards campaign was the way they framed their message. In their frame, America was divided into a small elite of winners and a vast populace of losers. Now it was time for the losers to fight back and even the score. That frame was a huge gamble. It depended on voters seeing themselves not just as ordinary little guys but as losers: insignificant forgotten people, pushed to the margins of society, neglected by the people who really matter.
Delta flight attendants seeking to form union
Some Delta Air Lines flight attendants are seeking to unionize as the nation's No. 3 carrier considers combining with Northwest Airlines or United Airlines. A past effort by Atlanta-based Delta's flight attendants to unionize failed. Delta's pilots are currently the only major work group at the company to be part of a union. .
More passengers need to fly JetBlue and ExpressJet to keep service
The odds of finding the seat next to you empty on a flight leaving Tucson were better in January than they were six months ago. Maybe too good.JetBlue’s flights to New York took off from Tucson with just 53 percent of seats filled last month. Its flights coming in from the East were more full, averaging 66 percent of seats occupied. ExpressJet, which flies to nine cities, filled exactly half of all of its available seats in both directions. .
County renews airport consultant agreement; inks lease with PBCC
County commissioners have exercised the second one-year renewal option with CH2M Hill, Inc. for the continued performance of professional planning and design services related to the Palm Beach the improvement program at Palm Beach County Airports. The original $2.5 million contract was approved in 2005, and six subsequent amendments increased it by $9 million. The renewal option has no financial impact, commissioners said. PBCC Lease In other airport news, commissioners have approved a short-term lease of property at Palm Beach International Airport (PBIA) to Palm Beach Community College (PBCC) PBCC has actually used the property since 2001 for its Fire/EMS Training Program, but is in the process of finding a new location, creating the need for a new short-term lease, commissioners said.
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