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AUBURN HILLS, Mich., Oct. 24, 2014 /PRNewswire/ --

Mopar once again is gearing up to hit the Strip in full force at the 2014 Specialty Equipment Market Association (SEMA) Show in Las Vegas, Nov. 47, with a fleet of Mopar-modified vehicles and hundreds of existing and prototype Mopar products set to add sizzle at the world's premier automotive specialty products trade event.

The Mopar display is always a safe bet as a hot-spot stop for industry leaders at the mammoth gathering. Innovative Chrysler, Jeep, Dodge, Ram and FIAT brand show vehicles, all reimagined with Mopar products, will fill the 15,345-square-foot exhibit space at the Las Vegas Convention Center and demonstrate how enthusiasts can sprinkle their own rides with a little Mopar magic by choosing from the brand's vast portfolio of parts.

"Each creation we dream up for SEMA represents an original, unique interpretation of how customers can personalize and transform their vehicles with an assist from Mopar products," said Pietro Gorlier, President and CEOMopar Service, Parts and Customer Care. "Our modified SEMA rides prove that whether owners are seeking more power, performance and style for the street, extra capabilities to get the job done or the freedom to go off-road and beyond, Mopar has the products to help get them there."

Dodge Challenger T/A Concept

The Dodge Challenger T/A Concept is a Sublime Green example that the big gun in the Dodge brand's muscle-car arsenal hasn't forgotten its roots.

A modern interpretation of the legendary T/A package available in the 1970s for the Challenger, the Dodge Challenger T/A Concept draws on heritage-inspired cues but also calls on present-day performance modifications and new prototype products designed with an eye toward the future.

The Sublime Green paint is underscored by full-length matte black T/A graphics, flanking each side of the body, in keeping with the spirit of the original T/A. The matte black look carries over from the aggressive front fascia all the way to the rear deck-lid spoiler to provide an iconic, sinister appearance. The functional "Viper"-inspired center scoop hood with Mopar gloss black hood pins has been adapted to accommodate a Mopar induction system. Cooling air streams into the air box, chilling the incoming air to the 6.4-liter legendary 392 HEMI engine via a hood scoop.

At the front of the Dodge Challenger T/A Concept, a Mopar matte black front splitter works in unison with the Mopar matte black gurney-lip deck-lid spoiler to provide additional downforce assist. Air Catcher headlamps on both the driver and passenger sides add a distinctive appearance with hidden LED lights creating a menacing glow, as well as working to provide a steady stream of cool air to the engine. Iconic heritage Challenger script T/A badges complement the front gloss black grille and rear deck-lid spoiler.

Underneath the extra wide 20-by-9.5-inch matte black lightweight forged aluminum wheels are Brembo six-piston calipers with two-piece slotted and vented rotors for ultimate handling and stopping performance. Rear and side exhaust tips are black ceramic-coated finish, and electronic cutouts offer the choice of a healthy rear exhaust stock sound or a louder, more robust side exhaust note.

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NASHUA Emergency crews were busy dealing with a variety of flooding problems during Thursday's heavy rainfall, including a collapsed retaining wall, an overflowing detention pond and a sidewalk sinkhole.

The city's street department and wastewater department responded to about 20 areas in Nashua during the height of the nor'easter, which forced the closure of some roadways.

Cleveland Street at Almont Street was closed on Thursday when three vehicles became stuck in high water, according to local police. Vine Street was also a problematic area for motorists as about three-feet of water pooled in the vicinity of 112-117 Vine St., said emergency officials.

We definitely have some flooding in the city, Justin Kates, director of Nashua's Office of Emergency Management, said Thursday afternoon. Thankfully we were able to get some lead time on this storm, so we got crews out early to clear storm drains in advance. Unfortunately, we couldn't get to them all.

Significant roadway flooding was reported at Murphy Drive and Northeastern Boulevard, and vehicles were encouraged to avoid that area of the city on Thursday.

There was a detention pond overflow at Rivier University, and a sinkhole in the sidewalk near 7 Fletcher St.

Kates said a low retaining wall in the downtown area behind Portland Pie Company caused minor concerns when it collapsed Thursday morning. The wall fell into the railbed, so PanAm will be working on it. The fire department did go out there and deemed there was no life safety hazard, said Kates. Fortunately, that is not a heavily traveled area.

Roadway flooding also occurred on Sargent Avenue, Fairmount Street, Concord Street, Summer Street, Arlington Street, Main Dunstable Road and other local roads.

Kates said this is a challenging time of year when it rains, as leaves are blocking storm drains and it often comes the number one cause for urban flooding.

It really makes a mess. Thankfully, we know the problem areas in the city and we sent crews out in advance to help alleviate some of the issues, said Kates. All of the crews are out and it is all hands on deck.

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UK acts performed for passengers and viewers watching online Gig took place at 35,000ft on flight from London to Atlanta Virgin will fly the Dreamliner between Heathrow and US destinations Commercial service begins with route to Boston on Tuesday

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Published: 04:54 EST, 24 October 2014 | Updated: 13:30 EST, 24 October 2014

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Sir Richard Branson's Virgin Atlantic has celebrated its inaugural Dreamliner flight with the first ever gig to be live streamed over the Atlantic Ocean.

UK chart toppers Rudimental and electronic music duo Gorgon City performed for an exclusive audience of fans and guests aboard the Boeing 787 and thousands of viewers who watched the performance on the airline's website.

The #Flightdecks gig, live streamed via the plane's wifi system, took place at 30,000ft as the aircraft flew from London Gatwick Airport to Atlanta, where co-owner Delta Air Lines is based, on Thursday.

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A church on the outskirts of Anniston will repair a Hobson City ball field as part of what they call the "100 Men Challenge."

The event will involve a number of things, including helping the elderly, working at a boys home and even handing out gifts at a shopping center.

But members of Cornerstone Church will also do considerable construction and landscape work at Noble Mason Field, a Hobson City football stadium that has fallen into disrepair. The field hasn't been used in two years.

Some members have already worked on the field during the past week, including repair work on two roofs, one each on the rest room building and a concession stand.

Two electricians who are church members are also looking into a scoreboard that had been damaged by lightning.

Other work will including the striping of the field, which was home to the Hobson City Vikings. The coaches have been putting the football players in vans and taking them out of town to other fields to play.

The church's pastor says they've gotten a lot of support from Hobson City mayor Alberta McCrory and the council for the work they've done, and will do tomorrow, for the ball field.

"It's always great to help people. And this is really what this is about, especially when we found out that some of these great coaches were busing some of these kids into different cities to be able to play the game that they love so much," says Cornerstone Church pastor Michael Cox.

"We thought, what a great way to do it."

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Fellowship Baptist Church is celebrating 170 years this Sunday October 26, 2014. Pastor John Outlaw, who has been the pastor of the church since 1994, holds a couple historic photos. He holds a picture of Rev. Alonzo L. Prisoc who was Rev. from 1899-1900 then 1906-1911, left and a picture of the church and the congregation from the 30's. The membership of the church is around 200.

The Rev. John Outlaw said he will be wearing his cowboy boots to church this Sunday. In fact, many members of the congregation will be dressing up in period costume to celebrate the 170th anniversary of Fellowship Baptist Church, one of Marion County's oldest churches still in existence.

Sunday's celebration is free and open to the public. The 10 a.m. service will include special music and a drama depicting many humorous and tender moments in the early days of the church.

Someone will represent John Tucker, one of the founding pastors, said Outlaw. And we'll re-enact some of the more comical things that took place back then, like when the hogs got under the church. That's my favorite little story.

Outlaw said the church has stood on the same 10 acres since the raising of its first building, constructed out of wood planks, in 1844. The initial congregation had 21 members, he said.

It was a church before Florida became a state in 1845, and before the Southern Baptist Convention was formed that same year, Outlaw said. The first building was destroyed by fire in 1860, the same year President Lincoln was elected. They stayed without a building for 25 years and met in homes or wherever. Of course, that was during the time of the Civil War and then the American Indian wars.

In 1885, the congregation built a second sanctuary, but it also was destroyed, probably by fire, Outlaw said.

We know that the one they had prior to 1948 was a shotgun-style building, he said. In 1948, they built the previous worship center. We remodeled it last year and use it for Sunday school space, youth ministry and our food ministry that provides for people in the community.

Outlaw, who came to the church 20 years ago, said the current 225-seat multi-purpose worship center was completed in 2004. About 140 people attend the church.

Even with the new construction, the aura of history prevails, Outlaw said.

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