text: Founded in May 1967, Nebraska Corvette Association has grown to 200 members with cars ranging from 1954 to the C7. Duteau Chevrolet has been a supportive sponsor for many years assisting with fundraising and offering members a discount at the dealership. NCA is an active member of the National Corvette Museum, National Council of Corvette Clubs, Eastern Nebraska Western Iowa Car Council, and we support and participate in the Sandhills Open Road Challenge.
  You can attend two meetings before joining the club and you must come to at least one meeting and can join at the end if you choose. Annual dues are $50 for single and $60 for a couple. Please use the Membership Application to give us some general information about yourself.
  The club has a business meeting the second Wednesday of each month 7:00pm at the Elks Lodge and a social dinner the fourth Wednesday of each month. We have club only events like the Geezer Getaway and trash pick up twice a year. We take part in many car shows in the region as a club including Bloomington Gold, Vettes on the Rockies, Black Hills Classic, Corvettes at Carlisle, and Eureka Springs. The funds we raise from our events supports scholarships to students in the ASEP program and Southeast Community College-Milford and to the Lincoln Food Bank and the Child Advocacy Center.
  Unlike someone on this board, I’m not a huge sports fan - unless it has to do with football. I mean the real version - the one you play with your feet. (Soccer)..
  However, back in the early 90’s, I was actually into Major League Baseball in a big way and there were two reasons for that:
  1.There were no soccer leagues/teams to join in my new neighbourhood where I was growing up. Softball was it (which was fun and played it for 10 years) so I was at least participating in a sport very similar to the main game.
  When it came to video baseball games, Ken Griffey Jr Baseball for the SNES was really good but the baseball game that sticks out in my mind - the one that just seemed so outrageously awesome - was BaseWars
  The loose story of this game is that the owners finally got sick and tired of paying the outrageous salaries of all the major league players so they replaced them with robots.
  So you get your basic human cyborg, a cyborg that’s crossed with a tank, a hover type cyborg and finally one that looks like it’s combined with a motorcycle. When you win games, you win money to upgrade your players armor and..... weapons.
  That’s right sports fans, it’s a fighting game too. So there are exaggerated pitching speeds, running speeds and overall athletic abilities but fights happen a lot because it determines wether you are safe or not if there is a play at one of the 4 bases. No need for instant replay here. You want 2nd base? Then fight for it...
  So there you have it - a great game to play with your friends if you want a little sport..and also want a little action. Heck, when a robot takes enough of a beating, he even blows up. How cool is that? You could actually win the whole game if you blow up 3 robots so that gives everyone motivation to rumble. Add in some customization (want all cycle bots? no problem!) like changing the length of the game and this game, to me, is a classic that should be played. Baseball fan or not.
  I rented this game once and ran simulations until 6 in the morning because well... wait, I honestly have no idea why? This was before the age of unlockables. I thought something would happen if I finished a season.
  I liked this game to death! You would get money & buy new equipment/weapons for your bots! That was great. I was big on the one-wheeled guys.
  I have never played this. I guess the convenience stores and grocery stores around here that rented games weren't cool enough. Looks fun, though.
  This was a game I wanted to play as a kid, but it never happened. Looks really interesting, I may need to hit up the local 2nd & Charles and see if I can snag a copy.
  Unless you wanted to pick fights all the time... it rarely happened that 3 robots from your team would explode. When I was playing this game with friends (I never owned this game either..just rented it or borrowed it from a friend), we never played 9 full innings (usually set it to 3 or 5) so the chances were even slimmer that a forfeit would actually happen.. but it was a cool goal to shoot for
  Hmm. This was a baseball game I never had/played which is weird because I own/played a lot of NES baseball games. Watching the video, it already looks way better than Bases Loaded 3 which I bought last week. Blech. I'll put this in the to-do list.
  Hey guys, I'm here to get in in on the fun and tell you all the things that I don't get about modern gaming here in the year 1999.	
  Sony released the most ridiculous looking controller. It was hard enough getting used to one of those things on my N64. What were they thinking?
  Chunks of the Earth are coming out of the hole. They're suspended there and now they're flying into space!
  Now I can see it in all its terrifying glory. Below its jagged spikes is a hard green shell covered in red veins. At its base is what looks to be a closed eye.
  In that dimension, Reggie designs the games and Miyamoto does PR. It's an earnest and endearing cluster eff.
  Exuding glamour and luxury, everything has been accounted for in this custom crafted masterpiece. Exquisite finishes, volume ceilings, rich mill work and an abundance of windows throughout. Inviting, spacious kitchen with top of the line appliances and over-sized sunny breakfast room. Family room with 12 ft. ceiling opens to welcoming sun room. Office complete with fireplace, bookcases, and french door to wrap around blue stone porch. Gorgeous front foyer with stone archway and magnificent staircase top to bottom. Master suite with sumptuous spa bath and over-sized closet, 4 additional bedrooms on 2nd and 3rd floors, second floor laundry. Amazing lower level with full bar, wine cellar, game room, workout room, sauna, rec room, office and 6th bedroom! Multiple terraces, exterior fireplace. Ideal location on sought after Radcliffe Way and just a short walk to town and train. $10,000 design credit at closing.