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July 16, 2009
Notice
Education Stabilization
Fund Dollars
Notification of Non-replacement
Required School District
Publication Notice
As required by Section 4 of HB
1400. passed by the 61st Legislative
Assembly, please consider this as offi-
cial notification that "... any education
stabilization fund dollars received by
the Lone Tree School District #6 as a
result of the American Recovery and
Reinvestment Act of 2009, must be
used first to restore funding deficien-
cues in the 2009-20t0 school year
when compared to the 2005-06 school
year and that any additional dollars
received under the American
Recovery and Reinvestment Act of
2009 must be used for one-time non-
recurring expenditures because this
state is not responsible for replacing
that level of funding or otherwise sus-
taining that level of funding during the
2011-13 biennium."
(July 16, 23)
.BUT TRUE
By Samantha Weaver
- It was American paleontologist.
biologist and scientific historian
Stephen Jay Gould who made the tbl-
lowing observation: "The most
important scientific revolutions all
include, as their only comrnon fea-
ture. the dethronetnent of human arro-
gance from one pedestal after another
of previous convictions about our cen-
trality in the cosmos."
Those who study such things claim
that spectators at horse races consume
more snacks than fans at any oilier live
sporting event.
- Duct tape is famous lor the numer-
ous uses to which it's been put. but
you rnav be surprised to hear about
this one: haute couture (of a sort).
Every year, Duck brand duct tape
holds a contest in w'hich high-school
students create prom dresses out eL
yes. duct tape. The winner receives a
$3.000 schohu-ship for college.
From the Yes. There Is a Word for It
files: purlicue. When you extend your
lorefinger and thumb as if you're
shooting an imaginary gun. the space
between the two digits is know as the
purlicue.
The average bat lives approximate-
ly 1 g years and spends abort! 1 2 of
those years sleeping.
Iconic Elizabethan English play-
wright and poet Williaxn Shakespeare
had no formal education past grant-
mar school.
If ) ou travel to Tokyo and have the
great good fortune to dine at the
exclusive restaurant called Happo-en.
you might be able to get a took at the
oldest bonsai trees in the world. The
specimens kept in the restaurant's pri-
vate garden have been lovingly culti-
vated for between 400 and 800 years.
When they're over the open ocean,
tsunamis can travel at moe..l.han 50,,
miles per hour.
HOCUS-FOCUS
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nent is the country of Djibouti locat-
ed?
2. FOOD & DRINK: Wh is credited
with naming, if not inventing, the
sandwich?
3. MOVIES: \\;Vho played the lead in
.... Fhe Invisible Man"?
4 GAMES: In Monopoly, what are
the four railroad spaces named?
5. HUMAN ANATOMY: What is a
more common name for the umbili-
cus?
6. GENERAL KNOWLEDGE: A
Big Band dance called the "Lindy
Hop" was inspired by which real per-
son?
7. RELIGION: Noah's Ark landed
on what mountain, accolding to the
Old Testament?
8. ENTERTAINMENT: Who creat-
ed the catchphrase "BarnS, "' on mlevi-
ston?
9. HISTORY: What was the Stanley
Steamer'?
10. SCIENCE: Why does the brain
produce endorphins?
Auswers
1. Africa I northeast
2. John Montagu. the fourth Earl o1
Sandwich
3. Claude Rains
4. Reading Railroad. B&O Railroad.
Short Line and Pennsy Ivania Railroad
5. Navel or belly button
6. Charles Lindbergh. who was the
first re fly solo across the Atlantic
Ocean
7. Mount Ararat
8. TV chef Emeril Lagasse
9 A steam-powered automobile built
in the early tg00s
10. Endorphins act as opmtes, or nat-
ural painkillers, during extreme stress
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Gateway International Raceway
Race Information & Records
Last Year's Winner: Cad Edwards
Qualifying Record: Casey Atwoo 132.423 - 1999
Race Record: Carl Edwards 119.142 - 2006
Race Time: 9 pm ET, July 18th
Track Statistics & History
Location: Madison, III.
Banking I Turns(I-2) I Turns(3-4): 110 / 9 ° / 3 °
Distance: 1.25 miles
Shape: Oval
Due to the fact that there is no Cup race this
weekand, we are covering the Nationwide
race instead. In the shadow of the famed
Gateway Arch in St. Louis, the 1.25-mile
Gateway Intemational Raceway boasts a
state-of-the-art lighting system and currently
seats 60,000. While the track is fairly short by modem
NASCAR standards, it does not compensate for this with
high banking. Rather, it s unlue in that turns are
banked ditferentiy, and are also of derent radii. The track
plays host to NASCAR's Nationwide and n Truck
Sedas as well as lightning fast NHRA action.,
Through July 12, 2009
2009 Sprint Cup Series
Driver Points
1) Tony Stewart 2884
2) Jeff Gordon 2709
3) Jimmie Johnson 2672
4) Kurt Busch 2526
5) Denny Hamlin 2457
6) Carl Edwards 2438
7) Ryan Newman 2385
8) Kasey Kahne 2336
9) Juan Montoya 2321
10) Kyle Busch 2298
11) Mark Martin 2296
12) Matt Kenseth 2295
2009 Nationwide Series
Driver Points
1) Kyle Busch 2931
2) Cad Edwards 2739
3) Brad Keselowski " 2597
4) Jason Leffler 2527
5) Joey Logano 2395
6) Justin AIIgaier 2140
7) Mike Bliss 2129
8) Brendan Gaughan 2080
9) Steve Wallace 2065
10) Jason Keller 2013
Mark Martin
Born: Jan. 9. 1959
Sponsor: Carquest/Kellogg's
Crew Chief: Alan Gustafson
Car: Chevrolet
Biography:
Mark Marlin is known for his consistency. For exam-
pie, he finished in the top ten eleven limes in 2008 out
of the twenty-one starts he made. He also qualified for
the Chase for the Cup all 3 years he raced full-lime
dudng its estence. Mark Martin also currently holds
the reoord for most Nafnwide Series wins wi'6h 48.
Overall, Marlin has 36 career NASCAR Cup wins and
has finished second in the Spnnt Cup Series point
standings four limes (1990, 1994, 1998 and 2002). in
1990, a 46-point penalty at Richmond for using an ille-
gal (but non-performance enhancing) carburetor
spacer caused him to k3se to Dale Eamhardt by 26
points in the final standings. Later NASCAR stated
that they shouk not have penalized him, but they
could not retract the decision, Marlin announced he
would retire after the 2005 season, dubbing the sea-
son the "Salute to Ycu" tour as a thank you to his fans.
Matin later agreed to come back and dnve for the
2006 season. In 2007, Martin became the oldest dri-
ver in the modem era to lead the Spdnt Cup points for
morn than ene week, Last year, Marlin made his 700th
career start at the 2008 Auto Club 500.
NASCAR Sprint Cup Sedes dnver Martin Truex Jr. will move to
Michael Wap Racing next year from the Eamhardt Ganassi
Racing team. Waltrip announced the deal last Tuesday, saying
Truex would drive the No. 56 Toyota. Waltrip, a two-time
Daytona 500 winner who is now 46 and hasn't won a Cup race
since 2003, said he would scale back to a partial .schedule next
season. "I'm tuming my car over to a guy that I think can go win the championship,"
Waltrip said at a news conference. Tmex, 29, was considered perhaps the Cup sedas'
top free agent this year, even though he's won only one race in his Cup career,
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Driver
Mark Martin 14 1 195/10
Jeff Gordon 7 2 170/0
Kasey Kahne 15 3 170/5
Tony Stewart 32 4 165/5
Denny Hamlin 4 5 155/0
Ryan Newman 12 6 150/0
Bnan Vickers 1 7 151/5
Jimmie Johnson 3 8 147/5
Clint Bowyer 5 9 138/0
Juan Montoya 19 10 13410
Start Finish Points/Bonus Mark Madta took the checkered nag Saturday night and
won the Ufel.xxk.cem 400 in Chicag0iand, At the age 50,
rVlk has made Cup radag h persen seaor drcuit He wen
at Chic Speedway, ge e song jurap off the dou-
tlile restad with two laps lelt to win his seaes-higt feurth race
of the season. After Ite race Marlin said, 'When rm pumped
p ddving fast race cars, I eeaainly dce't feel 50." Marn dom-
inated the rdce early and led 196 laps. Wm cely 40 laps to go,
a fl'anc linish that saw Johnsen and Kua Busch tare ce lhe
rack a*vl Marlin his ohence to regain the leed and held on.
Jeff 's ha.charging finish got him second place and
earned his thi;d runnsr-up linish in the last five raoss
Who was the crew chief for Jeff Gordon
when Gordon won his first championship?
a) Ray Evemham c) Rick Hendrick
b) Jack Roush d) Jerry Glanville
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