Rags-to-riches stories are pure Hollywood

By Allison Linn

Just 4 percent of people who grew up in the bottom fifth of the household income ladder?made it to the top fifth as adults, according to a new long-term study showing the limits of American mobility.

?The rags-to-riches story is more often found in Hollywood than in reality,? said Erin Currier, project manager with the Pew Charitable Trust's Economic Mobility Project, which prepared the report.

The analysis of household income across two generations, released Monday, found that very few people?born to poor parents?ended up rich, and?only 8 percent of people whose parents were in the top fifth of?households dropped to the bottom fifth as adults.

The study?found that the vast majority of American families are bringing in more money than their parents did, adjusted fror inflation,?than when they were the same age. But especially among the most poor, bigger paychecks aren't?often enough to push families? up the income ladder.

Most people raised in very rich and very poor households didn?t see their own circumstances change?much when they grew up. The report found that 70 percent of Americans whose parents were in the bottom fifth of the income ladder stayed below the middle as adults. And 63 percent of those born in the top fifth of the income ladder stayed above the middle when they became adults.

Those born in the?middle three-fifths of the income spectrum did have a higher likelihood of moving either up or down the ladder as adults.

In all, 35 percent of?American households could be classified as upwardly mobile, meaning they had a higher household?income than their parents at the same age and were at a higher point in the income distribution ladder than their parents had been.

People can make more money than their parents and still not rise up the income ladder because median income has increased at all levels.

Currier said that means many people may feel more successful than their parents ? maybe because they own a slightly bigger house or have a flat-screen TV ? but?aren?t much better off relative to other households today.

"The general public thinks there?s much more mobility than there actually is," said Lawrence Mishel, president of the Economic Policy Institute, who was not involved in the research.

Mishel also noted that many households have more income than their parents did at the same age because more women are working than in the previous?generation.

That's a contributing factor that the Pew report also acknowledged. Looking more narrowly just at men, they found that 59 percent of sons are earning more than their dads did at the same age.

The Pew analysis was based on the Panel Study of Income Dynamics, an in-depth look at family finances, using data from 1968 through 2009. The long-running study allowed the researchers to compare how adults are doing in comparison to how their parents were doing at the same point in their lives. The figures were adjusted for inflation, family size and age.

A separate look at total wealth found that half of Americans are wealthier than their parents were at the same age.

The fact that most households are bringing in more income than their parents but only half are wealthier is a little troubling, Currier said.

?Clearly families do have more money in terms of what?s coming in every month, but they don?t?have greater savings,?they don't have?greater assets - for the most part -?than their parents did,? she said.

One of the biggest ways individuals can improve their?circumstances relative to their?parents is to get a college degree.

The researchers found that a four-year degree triples a person?s chances of making it from the bottom to the top of the income ladder. College graduates also were more likely to be doing better than their parents were at the same age, in terms of both income and wealth.

The researchers also found that African-Americans were less likely than whites to outearn their?parents. The data was too limited to do a similar analysis of other racial and ethnic minorities.

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Chicago-born head of Orthdox Church in America steps down

BY MONIFA THOMAS Staff Reporter July 9, 2012 1:08PM

Updated: July 9, 2012 4:18PM

The Chicago-born head of the Orthodox Church in America resigned his post over the weekend, saying ?I had come to the realization long ago that that I have neither the personality nor the temperament for the position.?

Metropolitan Jonah presented his resignation to church leaders during a conference call Saturday. He wrote that he was stepping down ?as per your unanimous request, as conveyed to me by Chancellor Fr. John Jillions.?

Born James Paffhausen in Chicago, he currently resides in Washington, D.C. He asked for a new assignment.

?I had come to the realization long ago that that I have neither the personality nor the temperament for the position of Primate, a position I never sought nor desired,? Metropolitan Jonah wrote.

?It is my hope that due consideration will be made for my financial situation, both in any interim and in consideration for any future position. I am the main financial support for both my parents and my sister, beyond my own needs.

?I will appreciate your consideration in this, and beg forgiveness for however I have offended you, and for whatever difficulties have arisen from my own inadequacies and mistakes in judgment.

?Asking your prayers, I remain faithfully yours, Metropolitan Jonah, Archbishop of Washington?

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Philips Fidelio SoundRing

The Philips Fidelio SoundRing, a speaker system armed with Apple's wireless streaming AirPlay, uses its eye-catching circular design to fill a room with sound. Its front and back panels use identical pairs of full-range drivers, so whether you're in front or in back of the speaker, you ears have a direct line to the sound. Unfortunately, the $299.99 SoundRing distorts at high volumes, and generally behaves like a far less expensive speaker. The SoundRing ?is good-looking and offers quality audio at moderate volumes, but the inflated price tag is because of the AirPlay functionality, not because of the speaker system's audio performance.

Design
The SoundRing, like nearly all AirPlay docks, is black with chrome accents, and has very few controls. The donut-shaped speaker, which can be removed from its small, circular base that also acts as a stand, measures 8.3 by 7.6 by 4.5 inches (HWD) when sitting in the charging base. It's portable in a room-to-room sense, but it only works in AirPlay mode when undocked, and doesn't seem ideal for outdoor use?primarily because it needs access to your home Wi-Fi network to stream audio, and also because the black portions of the speaker are cloth, covering the array of four 1.5-inch drivers. When not docked in the stand, the speaker can still sit upright thanks to a flat lower panel.

A thin metallic band along the center of the speaker's top panel (when upright) houses the Power, Play/Pause, and Volume buttons. The back panel of the ring houses a USB port, a 3.5mm Aux input, and a Wi-Fi Setup button that, along with an LED on the front panel, underneath the black cloth, flashes different colors to indicate connection status. The SoundRing has no remote control, but comes with a 3.5mm audio connection cable and a power adapter.

The manual claims that if you've stopped any AirPlay streaming music and have nothing connected via USB to the rear port, the system automatically defaults to the 3.5mm Aux input. But there is no indicator for this, and our review unit didn't play nice with any device connected via 3.5mm. This is a design issue more than anything else?if you have multiple sound source options, you should have a source button like just about all of the competition has.

Performance
At moderate volumes, the Philips Fidelio SoundRing provides quality audio perfomance on tracks that don't challenge it with deep bass. Less heavy rock songs, classical and instrumental music, and other less bass-intense genres are delivered with a strong emphasis on midrange frequencies. The result is crisp, clean sound, and as long as deep bass doesn't enter the equation, the SoundRing sounds quite nice even at close to maximum volume, albeit not like a $300 system.

Trouble comes in the form of low frequencies. Even at about 75 percent volume, the Knife's "Silent Shout", a particularly bass-heavy track, distorts in ugly ways. At maximum volume, it sounds like the drivers are about to explode. This is clearly not a system for bass-lovers, but moreover, this distortion shouldn't be happening in this price range.

Sticking to less challenging tracks?in terms of low end?is the key to getting the most out of the SoundRing. John Adams' modern classical piece, "The Chairman Dances," benefits a little from the focus on mid-range frequencies. But much of the beautiful resonance of lower-register stringed instruments and percussion feels thin or absent on the SoundRing, while higher-frequency content, like wood block hits, is delivered cleanly and loudly.

If you don't listen to tracks with deep bass, the SoundRing will likely disappoint far less, but there are some usability issues as well. Aside from the aforementioned difficulty with listening to 3.5mm aux input sources (we had no trouble at all using the USB port to both charge and listen to an iPhone 4S), the setup process is a drag. We won't detail the process here, but it's tedious, and makes you do some back-end work in Safari that a free app could handle after you enter your Wi-Fi network's name and password. Much of the competition, like the Altec Lansing inAir 5000 Wireless AirPlay Speaker ($499.95, 4 stars), has opted to use an app instead?the resulting setup is usually more user-friendly, and typically much quicker. This is most likely a one-time annoyance, but worth noting.

To put it bluntly, the Philips Fidelio SoundRing sounds like a fantastic $150 speaker dock. The problem is, it costs twice that, and it doesn't provide a very polished experience. We've seen this before with the JBL OnBeat Air ($249.95, 3.5 stars)?speakers that have boosted prices because the inclusion of AirPlay technology is so costly. You end up with a speaker worth far less than the final, inflated price, at least in terms of audio quality. This isn't the case with all AirPlay docks, but the strongest systems, like the Klipsch Gallery G-17 Air ($549.99, 4 stars) and Bowers & Wilkins Zeppelin Air ($599.95, 4 stars), have hefty prices that reflect the great internal speakers as well as the AirPlay functionality. For our money, the best wireless speaker system doesn't use AirPlay, however?the Bluetooth JBL OnBeat Xtreme ($499.95, 4.5 stars) is our current Editors' Choice.

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Nokia Lumia 910 pops up in developer tool, has us chasing phantoms

The often rumored Nokia Lumia 910 has proven to be an ephemeral spirit so far. If the company's Remote Developer Access tool is an indicator, though, it may become corporeal before too long. A Nokiapoweruser reader has spotted the phone's name hanging out as one of the selectable devices. Unfortunately, we're not getting much more than that: there's no hardware specifications lurking about that we know of. Earlier rumors had it being a slight spin on the Lumia 900 with a 12-megapixel camera and even a Verizon edition, but the lack of hard evidence outside of the name may leave us all wondering for some time yet as to what Espoo's flagship might get in a refresh. We won't be shocked if any future overhaul waits for Microsoft's latest and greatest platform to arrive.

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RUSSELL, BONE JR., MILLER AND CARTER IN LUCAS OIL SPEEDWAY VICTORY LANE!

July 2nd, 2012

(WHEATLAND, MISSOURI) -?Jason Russell from Henley, Missouri, grabbed the $1,000 payday courtesy of Rain's Ice in the ALPS Food Stores ULMA Late Models on Saturday Night. Johnny Bone Jr., Jeff Miller and Mark Carter also all ended up in Victory Lane at?KIX 105.7?Night at the Races. Following an exciting night of on track Fireworks, AM Pyrotechnics lit up the night sky with the area's Wildest Fireworks Show. Lucas Oil Speedway was proud to welcome guests from Homes for Our Troops, Military Veterans and Scouts, to the Diamond of Dirt Tracks. In honor of Independence Day, the Frog's Sign Jr. Fan Club took time to write letters to our Military Men and Women stationed abroad, thanking them for protecting our many freedoms.?

In?DJ's RV?B-Modifieds, Kris Jackson from Lebanon,Missouri and Shawn Strong from Billings, Missouri, started on the front row of the Feature event. The two battled back and forth lap after lap. When the White Flag came out for the last lap, Strong was in the lead. Just before the Checkers flew, the two tangled in the middle of turns three and four, ending both of their nights. Jackson was directed off of the track for unnecessary rough driving. Strong did not restart with the field for the two lap shoot-out. Jeff Miller from Hermitage, Missouri, patiently watched the top two all night. Patience and great driving paid off as Miller ended his night with the win. Bob Kerbs from Nevada, Missouri finished in second with Scott Chism from Bolivar, Missouri in third.??

The?Caron's Corner Napa?Factory Stocks rolled out for 20 Laps with Chip Shaddox from Wheatland, Missouri and Sundance Keepper from Everton, Missouri on the front row. Shaddox would challenge early for the lead but end up involved in a spin and have to restart after a caution from the tail of the field. Keepper was strong up front but was unable to hold off Mark Carter. Carter made his way from a third place start, to win. Shaddox worked his way back from the tail to finish a solid third, behind Keepper. Carters' win puts him only 2 points ahead of Keepper going into next week's Mid Season Points Championship.??

2011 USRA National Points Champion, Johnny Bone Jr. from Pea Ridge, Arkansas started the?Pitts Homes?USRA A-Modifieds out front and never looked back.Terry Schultz from Sedalia, Missouri stayed with Bone early, but in the end the veteran driver from Arkansas took the checkers. Schultz finished in second with Matt Dotson from Clark, Missouri, third. Jason Pursley from Hermitage, Missouri was fourth and Terry Kirk from Urbana, Missouri rounded out the top five. ??

The finale of the night was the $1000 to Win presented by Rains Ice for the?ALPS Food Stores?ULMA Late Models 25 Lap Feature. Jason Russell had to work his way through the Top Five to compete for the win. Jason Bodenhamer from Sedalia, Missouri had a solid night finishing third, behind Jon Binning of Warrensburg, Missouri in second. Jeremy Kelly from Walnut Grove, Missouri was fourth with Kevin Coyne from Kingsville, Missouri in fifth. Special thanks to Austin Rains from Rains Ice for supporting the Late Model class.?

July 7th and 8th Lucas Oil Speedway heats up with the Mid Season Points Championship at the Diamond of Dirt Tracks on Saturday plus the NBRA on Lake Lucas Saturday and Sunday! The DJ's RV B-Mods will be also be running a Special 25 Lap, $500 to win Main Event as the featured class of the evening presented by Outlaw Race Bodies. Visit any participating area Casey's General Store for $2 Discount Coupons to the night's activities.

The NBRA Lucas Oil North/South Shootout will be held July 7th and 8th on Lake Lucas.The boats are much different than drag boats.? These are small boats where the pilot kneels while driving in an elongated circle. This type of boat racing is similar to the setup of dirt racing. They will run multiple "heat" races with several boats on the water at once and then run a final feature to end the show.

Saturday, July 7th - Gates open at 10:00am for Lake Lucas

Spectator Admission?
Adults (16 and up)-NBRA Only $12 (Combo Pass for NBRA and Dirt Track-$17)
Seniors/Active Military (62 and up) NBRA Only $10 (Combo Pass for NBRA and Dirt Track-$15)
Youth (6-15) NBRA Only $5 (Combo Pass for NBRA and Dirt Track-$10)
Kids (5 and under) FREE

Driver and Crew Admission

$20 (Includes Admission to Dirt Track Event)

Saturday, July 7th Lucas Oil Speedway (Dirt Track Only) Gates open at 5:00, Hot Laps at 7:00, and racing at 7:30.
Adults (16 and up) $12
Seniors (62 and up) $8
Youth (6-15) $5
Kids (5 and under) FREE
Family Pass $25?
Pit Pass-$25

Sunday, July 8th - Gates open at 10:00am Lake Lucas?

Spectator Admission
Adults (16 and up)-NBRA Only $12?
Seniors/Active Military (62 and up) NBRA Only $10?
Youth (6-15) NBRA Only $5?
Kids (5 and under) FREE

Driver and Crew Admission-$20

Visit?www.LucasOilSpeedway.com?for complete event information.

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DJ's RV B-Modified Results 6/30/2012

A-Feature:1. Jeff Miller (Hermitage, MO), 2. Bob Kerbs (Nevada, MO), 3. Scott Chism (Bolivar, MO), 4. Stacy Hall (Bolivar, MO), 5. John Haslock Jr. (Stockton, MO), 6. Chuck Becker (Bolivar, MO), 7. Brandon Sawyers (Flemington, MO), 8. Chad Neill (Dunnegan, MO), 9. Shawn Strong (Billings, MO), 10. Kris Jackson (Lebanon, MO), 11. Ryan Edde (Urbana, MO), 12. Tracy Witherspoon (WIndsor, MO), 13. Robert Baltzel (Ozark, MO), 14. David Harris (Chilhowee, MO), 15. Justin Amick (Osceola, MO), 16. Nate Thomas (Conway, MO),

Heat 1:1. Shawn Strong (Billings, MO), 2. Jeff Miller (Hermitage, MO), 3. Stacy Hall (Bolivar, MO), 4. Ryan Edde (Urbana, MO), 5. John Haslock Jr. (Stockton, MO), 6. David Harris (Chilhowee, MO), 7. Tracy Witherspoon (WIndsor, MO), 8. Justin Amick (Osceola, MO),

Heat 2:1. Kris Jackson (Lebanon, MO), 2. Scott Chism (Bolivar, MO), 3. Bob Kerbs (Nevada, MO), 4. Robert Baltzel (Ozark, MO), 5. Chuck Becker (Bolivar, MO), 6. Brandon Sawyers (Flemington, MO), 7. Chad Neill (Dunnegan, MO), 8. Nate Thomas (Conway, MO),

?Carson's Corner Napa Factory Stock Results 6/30/2012?

A-Feature:1. Mark Carter (Warrensburg, MO), 2. Sundance Keepper (Everton, MO), 3. Chip Shaddox (Wheatland, MO), 4. Jay Prevete (Windsor, MO), 5. Mike Bitner (Frontenac, KS), 6. Logan Clark (Clinton, MO), 7. Dan Corum (Wheatland, MO), 8. Bradley Gideon (Nixa, MO), 9. Michael McGilvray (Wheatland, MO), 10. John Brooks (Warrensburg, MO), 11. Sam Shadden (Fulton, KS), 12. Doug Rich (Macks Creek, MO), 13. Randy Gilmore (Wheatland, MO), 14. Johnny Coats (Joplin, MO), 15. Eddie Clark (Calhoun, MO), 16. Jeff Pipala (Macks Creek, MO), 17. Richard Curnutt (Macks Creek, MO),

Heat 1:1. Mark Carter (Warrensburg, MO), 2. Sundance Keepper (Everton, MO), 3. Jay Prevete (Windsor, MO), 4. Mike Bitner (Frontenac, KS), 5. Michael McGilvray (Wheatland, MO), 6. Richard Curnutt (Macks Creek, MO), 7. John Brooks (Warrensburg, MO), 8. Sam Shadden (Fulton, KS), 9. Logan Clark (Clinton, MO),

Heat 2:1. Chip Shaddox (Wheatland, MO), 2. Doug Rich (Macks Creek, MO), 3. Johnny Coats (Joplin, MO), 4. Randy Gilmore (Wheatland, MO), 5. Bradley Gideon (Nixa, MO), 6. Dan Corum (Wheatland, MO), 7. Eddie Clark (Calhoun, MO), 8. Jeff Pipala (Macks Creek, MO),

Pitts Homes USRA A-Modified Results 6/30/2012

A-Feature:1. Johnny Bone, JR (Pea Ridge, AR), 2. Terry Schultz (Sedalia, MO), 3. Matt Dotson (Clark, MO), 4. Jason Pursley (Wheatland, MO), 5. Terry Kirk (Urbana, MO), 6. Tyler Brown (Richland, MO), 7. Jason Russell (Henley, MO), 8. Colson Kirk (Urbana, MO), 9. Chase Jones (Eldorado Springs, MO), 10. Mickey Burrell (Fair Grove, MO), 11. Jim Cihy (Warsaw, MO), 12. Chris Tonoli (Hermitage, MO), 13. Tim Bostwick (Urbana, MO), 14. John Fellers (Flemington, MO), 15. Richard Payne, 16. Brian Green (Pierce City, MO), 17. Paden Phillips (Chanute, KS), 18. Dennis Walrath (Clinton, Mo ), 19. Rocky Berliew (Joplin, MO), 20. Paul Snyder (Wellsville, Ks), 21. Tracy Wolf (Buffalo, Mo), 22. Jeff Cutshaw (Cross Timbers, MO), 23. Lyle Dietrich (Urbana, MO),

Heat 1:1. Tyler Brown (Richland, MO), 2. Jeff Cutshaw (Cross Timbers, MO), 3. Jason Russell (Henley, MO), 4. Paul Snyder (Wellsville, Ks), 5. Mickey Burrell (Fair Grove, MO), 6. John Fellers (Flemington, MO), 7. Richard Payne, 8. Rocky Berliew (Joplin, MO),

Heat 2:1. Johnny Bone, JR (Pea Ridge, AR), 2. Terry Kirk (Urbana, MO), 3. Chase Jones (Eldorado Springs, MO), 4. Colson Kirk (Urbana, MO), 5. Jim Cihy (Warsaw, MO), 6. Brian Green (Pierce City, MO), 7. Tim Bostwick (Urbana, MO), 8. Lyle Dietrich (Urbana, MO),

Heat 3:1. Terry Schultz (Sedalia, MO), 2. Tracy Wolf (Buffalo, Mo), 3. Jason Pursley (Wheatland, MO), 4. Matt Dotson (Clark, MO), 5. Dennis Walrath (Clinton, Mo ), 6. Chris Tonoli (Hermitage, MO), 7. Paden Phillips (Chanute, KS),

ALPS Food Stores ULMA Late Model Results 6/30/2012

A-Feature:1. Jason Russell (Henley, MO), 2. Jon Binning (Warrensburg, MO), 3. Jason Bodenhamer (Sedalia, MO), 4. Jeremy Kelley (Walnut Grove, MO), 5. Kevin Coyne (Kingsville, MO), 6. Joe Walkenhorst (Lee's Summit, MO), 7. Larry Jones (El Dorado Springs, MO), 8. Evan Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 9. R. D. Peterson (Springfield, MO), 10. Brandon Imhoff (Lake Ozark, Mo), 11. Bob Test (Jefferson City, MO), 12. Gage Wineland (Syracuse, MO), 13. Tommy Cordray (Browning, MO), 14. Phil Edmondson (Marionville, Mo), 15. J.D. Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 16. Ezekiel Langley (Ashland, MO), 17. Harlen Kennedy (Wheatland, MO), 18. Chris Hawkins (Neosho, MO), 19. Chris Cox (Jefferson City, MO), 20. Steven Clancy (Odessa, MO), 21. Andy Kennedy (Wheatland, MO), 22. Rylan Long (Greenfield, MO), 23. Jake Williams (Lockwood, MO), 24. Ethan Young (Harrisonville, MO), ?

B-Feature:1. Evan Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 2. Ethan Young (Harrisonville, MO), 3. J.D. Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 4. Jake Williams (Lockwood, MO), 5. Rylan Long (Greenfield, MO), 6. Phil Edmondson (Marionville, Mo), 7. Chris Hawkins (Neosho, MO), 8. Ezekiel Langley (Ashland, MO), 9. Brett Wood (Warrensburg, Mo), 10. Ron Johnson (Goodman, MO), 11. Mark Penticuff (Springfield, MO), 12. Olen Eckhoff (Sedalia, MO), 13. Bob Cummings (Sedalia, MO), 14. Mike Berger (Lake Ozark, MO),

Heat 1:1. Jon Binning (Warrensburg, MO), 2. Gage Wineland (Syracuse, MO), 3. Jeremy Kelley (Walnut Grove, MO), 4. Tommy Cordray (Browning, MO), 5. Ethan Young (Harrisonville, MO), 6. J.D. Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 7. Bob Cummings (Sedalia, MO), 8. Olen Eckhoff (Sedalia, MO),

Heat 2:1. Andy Kennedy (Wheatland, MO), 2. Steven Clancy (Odessa, MO), 3. Brandon Imhoff (Lake Ozark, Mo), 4. Harlen Kennedy (Wheatland, MO), 5. Evan Hubert (Cross Timbers, MO), 6. Phil Edmondson (Marionville, Mo), 7. Mike Berger (Lake Ozark, MO), 8. Ron Johnson (Goodman, MO),

Heat 3:1. Joe Walkenhorst (Lee's Summit, MO), 2. Kevin Coyne (Kingsville, MO), 3. Bob Test (Jefferson City, MO), 4. Larry Jones (El Dorado Springs, MO), 5. Chris Hawkins (Neosho, MO), 6. Rylan Long (Greenfield, MO), 7. Brett Wood (Warrensburg, Mo),

Heat 4:1. R. D. Peterson (Springfield, MO), 2. Jason Bodenhamer (Sedalia, MO), 3. Jason Russell (Henley, MO), 4. Chris Cox (Jefferson City, MO), 5. Jake Williams (Lockwood, MO), 6. Ezekiel Langley (Ashland, MO), 7. Mark Penticuff (Springfield, MO),

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2012 Lucas Oil Speedway Sponsors

AAA Missouri- "The Official Auto Club" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

Bill Roberts Chevrolet- "The Official Truck" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

Canidae Pet Foods - "The Official Pet Foods" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

DART Machinery - "The Official Engine Components" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

E3 Spark Plugs - "The Official Spark Plug" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

GEICO - "The Official Insurance" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

General Tire - "The Official Tire" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

Lucas Oil Products - "The Official Oil" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

MAVTV - "The Official Television Network" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

Optima Batteries- "The Official Battery" of the Lucas Oil Speedway??

Speedco - "The Official Truck Lube and Tire Center" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

Sunoco Race Fuels - "The Official Fuel" of the Lucas Oil Speedway

2012 Lucas Oil Speedway Supporters Include: AAA Missouri, A-1 Disposal, A & G Electric, Advanced Automotive Repair, ALPS Food Stores, American Broadband, American Racer Race Tires, Andy's Frozen Custard, Ash Grove Aggregates, B.J.'s Trophy Shop, Bank of Urbana, Big Surf Water Park, Bill Roberts Chevrolet/Buick, Buffalo Prairie Dental, Bobbie's Cafe, Bridal Cave, Budweiser, Carson's Corner Napa Auto Parts, Casey's General Stores, Citizens Memorial Healthcare, Clearlight Inn, DJ's RV Sales and Service, Eibach Springs, Elite Auto Repair, Fast Shafts, Friendly Fuel America, Frog Signs, Gathering Place, Goody's Resorts, Hermitage Lumber, Hoffman Racecars, Hoosier Race Tires, Impact Signs, Awnings and Wraps,inthepits.net, JE Pistons, Lucas Cattle Company, Lucas Slick Mist, MFA Bolivar, Maples Ford, Midwest Low-E Insulation, Midwest Sheet Metal, Nemo Quarry, O'Bannon Bank, Old Kinderhook, O'Reilly Auto Parts, Ozark Harley-Davidson, Ozarks Coca-Cola/Dr. Pepper, Petro Truck Stops, Pitts Homes, Pitts Realty, Pitts Cattle, Racinboys.com, RacinDirt.com, Rains Ice Company Reliable Chevrolet, Ron Jenkins Accounting & Tax Service, Roush/Yates Racing Engines, SBU Athletics, Shadow Lake Golf, S & H Farm Supply, Sugarfoot BBQ, Sunflower Resort, Travel Centers of America, Triangle Quick Shop, TNT Quick Shop, Vickie and Tim's Pub & Grub, White's Marine Center.?

Jason Russell with Austin Rains and Boy Scouts in Victory Lane

Johnny Bone Jr. and Crew in Victory Lane with Miss Lucas Oil Speedway

Mark Carter and Sundance Keepper On Track Factory Stock Action

Jeff Miller with Miss Lucas Oil Speedway, Tessa Knightly and Dwight Brown from DJ's RV Sales and Service

Source: http://lucasoilspeedway.com/news/2012/jul/02/russell-bone-jr-miller-and-carter-lucas-oil-speedw/

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Chrome Web Store offers app recommendations from your Google+ mates, allows you to return the favor

Looking to your online pals for some Chrome Web Store suggestions? If so, the folks at Google have just made accessing said list of recommendations much easier. The outfit unveiled a new feature for the app repository that allows you to see all of the add-ons that your Google+ mates are raving about. You'll also be able to provide some tips of your own thanks to the addition of the trusty +1 button on the detail page of each offering. Just in case you forget to hit the "From Your Circles" link before browsing, each application will bear a stamp of approval -- should it be deemed worthy of the extra clicks. If you're short on acquaintances or are still new to the social network, the Chrome dev team's lists will appear for you as well.

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