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Blue Man Group
February 11-12 7 p.m. – RiverPark Center, 101 Daviess St.
Blue Man Group's critically acclaimed show has been called "visually stunning," "wildly inventive," and "hysterically funny." Although it is impossible to describe, people of all ages agree that Blue Man Group's show is an intensely exciting and wildly outrageous experience that leaves the entire audience in a blissful, euphoric state. With no spoken language, Blue Man Group is perfect for people of all ages, languages, and cultures. This unique theatrical experience is like nothing else.
For tickets or more information, contact the RiverPark Center Box Office at (270) 687-2787.
Johnny Winter Band
Feb. 12 7:30 p.m. – The Empress, 418 Frederica St.
The Theatre Workshop of Owensboro (TWO) has announced a special concert by legendary blues guitarist Johnny Winter on Wednesday, Feb. 12.
Tickets are $32 ($22 for TWO members) and are available by calling (270) 683-5333.
Trivia Night
Feb. 13 7:30-10:30 p.m. – Gambrinus Libation Emporium, 116-A W. 2nd St.
Get a team together and test your trivia skills.
For more information, contact Gambrinus at (270) 685-5464.
Valentine's Till Death Do Us Part Murder Mystery Dinner
Feb. 13-15 6:30 p.m. – Pangea Center, 1320 Carter Rd.
Join Pangea for a night of romance and intrigue at the Captain's Cocktail Reception & Dinner aboard the Pangea Cafe Cruise Ship. Could the killer be the Captain, a seething spouse, or a conniving contestant? Doors open at 6:30.
For more information, call (270) 689-9824 or visit http://www.pangeacompany.com.
St. Valentine's Candlelite Dinner
Feb. 14 6-8:30 p.m. – Western Kentucky Botanical Garden, 25 Carter Rd.
Take your Valentine to the Western Kentucky Botanical Garden for a special elegant setting and menu for a Candlelite Dinner. Wine and hors d'oeuvres will be served starting at 6 p.m. in The Conservatory. WKBG also offers a preview of the Orchid Show. Dinner will be served at 7 in the Cottage in the Garden. Cost to attend is $50 per person by reservation.
For more information and to make your reservation, call (270) 852-8925 or reserve a seat online at http://www.wkbg.org.
Bee Bop's Valentine Dinner For Two
Feb. 14 5-8 p.m. – Bee Bops, 122-A W. 2nd St.
Bee Bop's Sweetheart Special Valentine Dinner for 2 will feature ribeye steaks, baked potato, salad, drink and dessert for $29.95.
For reservations, call (270) 663-0623.
Indoor Softball
Feb. 15-16 All Day – The Next Level, 105 Carlton Dr.
Indoor softball tournaments will continue throughout the day.
Saturday Morning Live
Feb. 15 10 a.m.– noon Daviess Co. Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
The Daviess County Public Library will offer a morning of self-guided fun and educational activities with a focus on literacy and school readiness.
For more information, contact the library at (270) 684-0211 or visit http://www.dcplibrary.org.
Orchid Show
Feb. 15-16 1-4 p.m. – Western Kentucky Botanical Garden, 25 Carter Rd.
The Orchid Show at the Western Kentucky Botanical Garden will take place in its Conservatory. Orchids will be for sale.
For more information, contact (270) 852-8925.
Bourbon Ball
Feb. 15 6 pm-midnight – Owensboro Convention Center, 501 W. 2nd St.
The Sixth Annual Rotary Bourbon Ball will be held at the new Owensboro Convention Center with a night of Bourbon tastings featuring the finest whiskey from Kentucky, Moonlite BBQ "Bourbon Themed, music by the Jimmy Church Band and some silent auction prizes. There is no event like this one in the state especially to celebrate with your Valentine!
Unscripted: An Indie Film Xperience
Feb. 15 6:30 p.m. - 10 p.m. – Daviess County Public Library, 2020 Frederica St.
This six-week series offers the best local and regional indie fare; however, this is more than just an average screening. Following a question and answer session with the filmmaker, the audience is asked to view the film a second time and participate in a live interactive audio commentary. Ask questions as the filmmaker, along with cast and crew, discusses the various facets of filmmaking as you view their project. What film venue would be complete without drinks and popcorn, all FREE and provided by local sponsor donations. There will also be special door prizes and give-aways.
Owensboro Ballroom Dance Club Valentine's Day Ball
Feb. 15 7:30 p.m. – Kentucky National Guard Armory, 3300 Tamarack Rd.
This is a formal event.
For more information, contact Ellen at (270) 314-3731.
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My to do list is jam packed today. I'm sure I'll do none of it but I'm hoping I'll have time for cutting out this quilt:
I'm making another Skipping Squares quilt….because to be honest I wasn't really that fond of the first one. After I finished it I felt kind of "bleh" about it. But I feel that was 90% of the time I make a quilt from just one line of fabric. I'm using mostly fabrics from Denyse Schmidt's new line at Joann's mixed with a few other basics. I really love these range of colors in the line.
I'm also hoping to baste this bad boy today...but I'm pretty sure I won't. This one is for the Robert Kaufman booth at market from these fabrics. And since I have to do this quilt…it means it will sit there untouched until the night before.
Today is also "clean the accumulated crap out of my house" day. This day comes about once every 3 or 4 months….once the clutter starts piling up and the closets start filling up and I feel like my head is going to explode. The thrift store loves me on this day.
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Whether you choose to hike, camp, fish, mountain bike or ride in Utah, plan your next outdoor adventure with the new KSL Outdoors Interactive Map.
Hiking to Little Elk Lake in the Uintas
Michael Radice | posted Jul 6th - 12:59pm
Utah has a variety of beautiful mountain ranges and hills that make for a great pastime. If hiking is your thing, check KSL.com each Monday for the "Hike of the Week" to get new ideas of where you can go exploring.
Video: Arches speed hike
John Hollenhorst | posted Jul 4th - 9:15am
A new technology called "Hyperlapse" video allows for the viewing of an hourlong hike at Arches National Park in mere minutes.
Boaters could be delayed for quagga checks this weekend
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More boats passing through aquatic invasion technician check points could mean delays this weekend.
Quiz: How well do you know Europe?
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How much do you know about traveling to the amazing destinations in Europe? Test your knowledge with this fun quiz.
Compact modular stove created by Utahn burns variety of fuel sources
Faith Heaton Jolley | posted Jul 2nd - 3:13pm
A local outdoor enthusiast saw the need for a more compact and versatile camping stove so he created his own.
See bats, ospreys and bald eagles at DWR wildlife viewing events
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If you have ever wanted to hold a bat or watch an eaglet learn to fly, the Division of Wildlife Resources if providing the opportunity at several July events.
Ultimate frisbee: Sport, and local community, on the rise
Ben Dowsett | posted Jul 2nd - 10:25am
An on-the-ground look at Utah's burgeoning Ultimate Frisbee community, the growth of the sport around the country, and how you can get involved.
3rd annual sand-castle building contest coming to Yuba State Park
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Yuba State Park offers nice sandy beaches that provide excellent sand-castle building — prompting an annual competition.
A 3-day itinerary for a Salt Lake City visit
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Whether you're visiting, have visitors or want to take a little staycation, we've compiled a three-day itinerary for your excursions in Utah's capital city. While it's a bit ambitious, you can adjust it to your energy levels, budget and time.
Group appointed to address possible American Fork Canyon land swap
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A group designed to preserve the Wasatch Mountains will create a working group that will examine and review the possible exchange involving Snowbird ski resort and the U.S. Forest Service.
How to avoid the post-trip blues
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Indian Trail follows prehistoric route to Ogden
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For impeccable views of Ogden, diverse plant life and a bit of human history, too, Indian Trail delivers. The trail follows the prehistoric route Native Americans used to travel up Ogden Canyon to Ogden Valley.
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Starkville Parks and Recreation Youth Basketball is in full swing.
The season started January 17 and does not end until March 3 when the championship games will be held.
Starkville Park and Recreaction sports coordinator Sheila Runnels is in charge of the league. She has seen some exciting games from the league this season and is excited for the rest of the games.
"SAY has gone really well so far," Runnels said. "We have had a few really exciting games."
The league is for boys and girls from ages 7-years-old to 15-years old or 2nd to 9th grade.
SAY features 362 players on 50 different teams. There are nine age divisions. Six boys divisions and three girls divisions.
Although the league is for young kids, Runnels has seen some fast tempo games.
"Really exciting up beat, fast tempo games," Runnels said. "We have a lot of basketball to play and so far it has gone really good and teams are having fun."
Each team is sponsored by either a group or company in the surrounding area. A sponsorship fee costs $175 a team and it is only $45 for a child to participate.
Runnels encourages Starkville residents to come out and catch some of the games.
"We play every Monday, Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday so if you are looking for something to do come out and watch the kids play," Runnels said.
During the week, games start at 5:30 p.m. or 6:15 p.m. On Saturday, games are played at 9 a.m., 9:45 a.m. and 10:30 a.m.
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Enter the chic lobby of this luxurious boutique hotel - check out reservations at either of our two Zagat-rated "Best in the US" restaurants - and proceed to your elegant luxury suite , which many of our guests refer to as their own private retreat, all at incomparable quality and value.
The Eliot Hotel, named #13 in North America on Condé Nast Traveler's World's Best Awards, is set in Boston's Back Bay neighborhood on one of the most beautiful boulevards in America, a stone's throw from fashionable Newbury St. shopping, Copley Place and Boston's major art galleries and cultural attractions, as well as universities and research centers. This historic, boutique hotel provides European luxury and unique elegance not found in other downtown Boston area hotels.
A home away from home for business people , vacationing families and international travelers in downtown Boston, guests are struck by the exceptional feeling of warmth and comfort in the exquisitely decorated suites and deluxe rooms. Concierge services are highly personalized at The Eliot, as staff strive to satisfy the needs of every guest - be they man, woman, child or pet. The Eliot Hotel is first choice for downtown hotels because of its historical presence offering a warm boutique touch of Paris in Boston.
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Chef Ken Oringer, James Beard Award winner for Best Chef in the Northeast and winner of the Food Channel's Iron Chef Competition, has made The Eliot a world renowned culinary destination. Restaurant Clio and Uni Sashimi Bar, both named among the "Best Restaurants in America" by Zagat, are located in this elegant boutique setting.


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Düsseldorf is a city with a high quality of life (fifth in the world, Mercer 2011) renowned for its fantastic infrastructure, modern architecture, tradition and wide range of high-quality cultural attractions. Its tolerant, cosmopolitan outlook is demonstrated by the extremely friendly welcome it offers to tourists (second in the 'Most tourist-friendly city in Germany 2010' survey). With an annual volume of just under four million overnight stays and tens of millions of day visitors, Düsseldorf is a popular year-round travel destination in Germany.
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Opened in 2000, Big Oaks isn't a typical National Wildlife Refuge. It's located on the site of the U.S. Army's Jefferson Proving Ground, which was used for military training. So it's entirely possible to be exploring the 50,000-acre park and see an unexploded ordinance next to a beaver dam. Don't touch them (then again, after you watch the safety video before heading out, you've already heard that message).And Big Oaks isn't fancy. It doesn't have developed hiking trails, and its CCC-style building for private parties is beautiful but in need of some TLC. But it definitely is a worthwhile place to go fishing, to go bird-watching or to take a guided tour with zealous fish and wildlife specialists who are all too happy to get out of their cramped offices and show off their park. We saw snakes, deer, crawfish frogs and plenty of songbirds during our visit and would definitely go back for one of the special programs offered throughout the season, including a Becoming an Outdoors-Woman weekend. Just check the online calendar before you go. The refuge opens for the season in mid-April, and it is open to the public on Mondays, Fridays and the second and fourth Saturdays of the month.


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Tonyblack wrote:Some persistant minor niggles with me:
People that say "Robin Reliant" instead of Reliant Robin. You wouldn't say Focus Ford, would you?
People who call Mr Spock from Star Trek, "Doctor Spock".
People who say "Trivial Pursuits" rather than Trivial Pursuit.
I'm sure there are a load of others, but those three can really bug me.
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The Auctioneer by David Millstone July, 2012 The Auctioneer is Ralph Sweet's signature number, and the dance has a storied history before him. The Auctioneer song was a 1956 hit, selling 2.5 million copies for for Leroy Van Dyke and catapaulting him to country music fame. (Here he is singing it on a 1962 television show.) Two years later,…
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The Wilson College softball team's doubleheader versus Notre Dame of Maryland University on Monday, March 25 has been postponed due to snow. A makeup date for the games is still to be determined. Check back at www.wilson.edu/softball for updates. The Phoenix will be back in action Wednesday, March 27 traveling to Frederick Md. to take on Hood College.


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I was putting together a time-line for another essay when something occurred to me. Various religions that started as fringe have grown and expanded over the years, many becoming legitimate in the eyes of the mainstream (or at least, approaching legitimacy), but somewhere along the line we seem to have run out of steam.
Early into the twentieth century Aleister Crowley received Liber AL vel Legis or The Book of the Law, the central text of Thelema, a new religion or spiritual technology (I'll leave it to those more invested to argue which description suits it best). Crowley joined the OTO and shortly afterwards assumed the role of the OHO, subsequently reworking its rites and rituals to integrate the principles of Thelema, effectively setting it up as a Thelemic organization, which it remains today.
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Dennis Overbye Out There column notes that long-running radio show and podcast StarTalk is being expanded into science-themed television talk show hosted by astrophysicist Neil deGrasse Tyson; show, which will share same name, will begin on National Geographic Channel in April. MORE
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When the storm sirens are sounding, there are just a few precious moments available to get your family to safety. This is not the time to be looking for car keys, locating important papers or gathering up emergency supplies.
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How to create a VPN for secure web browsing using Hamachi.
Do you feel insecure when browsing the internet over an open unsecured wireless access point? Well some people do, myself included. In this guide I will explain how to create a VPN for web browsing using Hamachi in combination with privoxy.
For this to work its best to use a computer that is always turned on and never goes to sleep. I prefer setting it up on an old low end computer that you just put in a corner and forget about. (except for installing updates on of course)
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Go to the following address http://files.hamachi...-220.127.116.11-en.exe to download and install hamachi. They have a paid version and a free version. For what we need it for, the free version will work just fine. During the install tell hamachi to start with windows.
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1) Click the triangle icon in the bottom right of hamachi.
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Hamachi is now ready to go. Next we will setup the proxy server portion. For this guide we will be using privoxy http://www.privoxy.org/. I'm sure there are other ones that will work too, but this one is free and it gets the job done.
Step 3: Setting up and configuring privoxy.
1) Download and install privoxy from http://www.privoxy.org/. You'll also want to put a copy of the privoxy icon in your startup folder.
2) Launch the application
3) Click Options / Edit Main Configuration. This will open up a notepad document. Search the document for "listen-address 127.0.0.1:8118. You want the one that does not have an asterisk in front of it. Replace the 127.0.0.1 with the 5.x.x.x number that is displayed on the top of hamachi.
4) Exit and save the document. You may have to restart the application for the change to take in effect.
Step 4: Setting up the VPN on your laptop.
1) Install hamachi on your laptop and create another new account.
2) Click the triangle in the bottom right of hamachi. This time choose "join an existing network".
3) Type in the name and password of the server you created in step 1 #3. Copying and pasting the password usually works the best.
Step 4: Setting up your web browsers to feel the proxy love.
This step is pretty simple. Go into the proxy options of your web browser. When it asks for an IP address give it the hamachi IP address of the server. When it wants a port number give it 8118.
That's it. You're done! Now when you are in a public access point and connected to hamachi all your web browsing traffic should be encrypted. Now lets test it to see if everything is working. Open the web browser that you just configured to go through a proxy server. Go to a website that displays your internet IP. If everything is working you should get the IP of your internet connection at home. Of course if you are testing this at home, it really won't do much good. You could always mooch off someones wireless access point just long enough to see which IP the site is giving you.
Note: Just remember if you have multiple web browsers on your computer, only the ones with their proxy settings configured will be encrypted.
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While it's true that cylinder heads abound for the LS motor, we are always excited about testing the very latest offerings. Case in point, the new Pro Action heads from Racing Head Service (RHS). Having been in the game long before the introduction of the Gen-III and Gen-IV small-blocks, RHS made a name for itself by performance-porting the original small-block Chevy heads. Factory fresh, the 23-degree iron heads were obviously not high on performance, but having a set of RHS-ported Chevy heads stepped up performance considerably.
Its success with the original small-block has carried over to the modern Mouse. Research and development from RHS is in full swing, as its engineers continue to increase the number of offerings from an ever-growing line of performance cylinder heads (and blocks). Though we anxiously await the new CNC LS1 heads, to say nothing of their LS7 offerings, we took a long look at their current crop of as-cast LS1 heads from their Pro Action line.
According to RHS, the Pro Action line of cylinder heads was designed to combine the performance of CNC porting with the affordability of as-cast heads. This was achieved through a combination of race-proven head design and what RHS has labeled ôClean Cast Technology.ö Power output is (partly) a function of head flow, which in turn is a function of port design. The Clean Cast Technology is said to provide just such an optimum as-cast port design that maximizes flow without the need for additional porting. The Pro Action RHS heads were available in a couple of different configurations, including as-cast P-ports with no valve job and a pair of assembled heads featuring either 205cc or 225cc intake ports. For our stroker application, we chose the larger 225cc intake ports, but in all reality, the smaller 205cc heads would easily support the modest power output of our mild street motor. We selected the larger 225 heads more for what the future may hold than the current combination.
The 225 designation for the RHS LS1 Pro Action heads was derived from the volume measurement of the intake port. While this may seem a tad on the large side for enthusiasts who grew up on the original SBC, rest assured that acceptable port size has increased through the years. Where we might be tempted to run a set of 195cc heads on a typical 23-degree street small-block, we wouldn't hesitate to install a set of 205cc heads on a diminutive 5.3L (roughly equivalent to a 327 Chevy). Testing has shown that these port volumes are not detrimental to low-speed power production.
One need only look at the (relatively) massive port volume of the current LS3 offerings (260cc) to illustrate this point. In addition to the more-than-adequate port volume, flow from the 225cc RHS heads was optimized through a 2.05/1.60 stainless steel valve combination and highly efficient combustion chamber design. All this was achieved using stock valve angles and centers, stock port locations with all the necessary accessory holes drilled and tapped. Basically, the RHS Pro Action LS1 offerings were ready-to-run, high-performance bolt-on cylinder heads.
Call us skeptics, but what sounds fantastic on that dimly lit press release is oftentimes somewhat less so in the light of day. What we wanted to know was just how good were the new RHS Pro Action heads, and (as always) we conjured up a way to find out exactly that. What better way to test the merits of the new heads than to compare them directly to their production counterparts?


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We need to stop investing in a broken energy economy and kickstart a clean energy revolution. A report prepared by Greenpeace and the Global Wind Energy Council, Energy [R]evolution: A Sustainable USA Energy Outlook, is a comprehensive blueprint for building the clean energy economy of the future while leaving behind the dirty energy sources of the past.
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The Amazing Mr. Woo and His Astonishing Robots
Here's a British news report of an untrained peasant farmer who builds working robots. The robots get more fantastic as the video proceeds, especially when you consider that he builds these things from junk that people throw away. With formal training, this guy would be running Carnegie-Mellon.
He burned his house down while building robots. His wife thought of leaving him because of his obsession with robots. This guy needs an NXT.
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- Andy said...
Absolutley amazing!! And yes, he definatley need a NXT to play with so he doesn't burn down his house again! :-P
- Jun 27, 2007, 4:14:00 AM
- Robolab 2.9 said...
Genius! That is amazing! But that robot that pulls the cart looks like the riders in for a shaky ride! And I understand what their saying without the translator.
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- Maniac of Mayhem said...
I would like to publicly apologize for my unkind comments regarding the Chinese language. It was an attempt at a joke, but I realize now that when taken out of context, it became offensive. I hold the highest respect for Mr. Wu, as well as all of the Chinese readers on this blog, I know for certain that I would not be able to read it if it were published in another language!
Again, I'm sorry, and I do hope that I did not offend anyone.
- Jun 28, 2007, 11:32:00 PM
- Android said...
This guy doesn't need an NXT --- THE NXT NEEDS THIS GUY!. This man deserves to make a well paid living. Even if he would be set in his ways and not be the type to follow a working schedule (9 to 5) like the average people. He would be an asset in the world of robotics. I hope that someone, somewhere, recognizes this and helps to promote his genius; remember that he has no formal training. By the way, he should change his name to MR.WOW!!!.
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The first Bloomington Gold Corvette show was held in 1973 in Bloomington, Illinois, and the event enjoyed impressive growth in subsequent years. In 1978, David Burroughs, an active member of the Bloomington organization, unveiled the Gold Certification award. In order to capture this distinction, a car must receive a minimum of 95 points (out of 100) based on its authenticity. Each car is judged as to its accuracy compared with the condition it was in the day it left the factory.
In 1984 the show became known as Bloomington Gold Corvettes USA. Six years later it introduced the Survivor category, which recognizes Corvettes that are "worn in, but not worn out." These cars must remain at least 50 percent unrestored, unfinished, or unaltered. A year later, in 1991, the Benchmark award was unveiled. To qualify for Benchmark status, a Corvette must be unrestored, attain Gold Certification, and meet all of the Survivor criteria.
By 1993 Bloomington Gold had outgrown its old county-fairground location, so it moved to a new site in Springfield, Illinois. Also that year Burroughs retired from the event staff to pursue other activities. In late 1997 Dana Mecum (of Mecum Auctions) and his family became the show's new owners. Mecum returned the show to Bloomington in 1998, and it remained there until 2001.
In 2002 the show moved once again, this time to the Pheasant Run Golf Resort in St. Charles, Illinois. This 18-hole golf course proved the perfect venue for hosting the hundreds of Corvettes that swarmed the show each year.
Thanks to the involvement of the Mecum family, the Mecum Corvette Auction became a major part of the event, attracting some of the country's most significant collector Corvettes. David Burroughs returned as the event's CEO in 2003, and oversaw continued growth in the years that followed.
More change came to Bloomington Gold late last year, when the Mecums sold the show to Guy Larsen. Larsen subsequently announced that 2012 would be the event's final year at Pheasant Run, and that it would relocate to the grounds of the University of Illinois in Champaign for 2013. Larsen believes the openness of the new site will enable the organizers to schedule more driving-based events. Sounds like a good idea to us.
The valedictory nature of this year's show did nothing to dampen enthusiasm, as attendees filled the golf course with Corvettes and packed the vendor display areas. While the Mecum Auction was reduced from its traditional two days to one, 143 Corvettes still crossed the block. The Great Hall (see sidebar) and all of the Gold Certifications were in full swing throughout the weekend. These events drew large crowds, chiefly because they offered an unparalleled opportunity to get an up-close look at some of the country's highest-quality Corvettes. When the judging was completed, 85 cars received Gold Certification, 42 were awarded Survivor status, and 18 were granted the more difficult Benchmark Certification.
Bloomington Gold vendors filled a large building and the adjoining parking lot, displaying their diverse wares for shoppers. It was a great place to locate that hard-to-find part for your Corvette. Next to the vendor area was the Gold Mine, dedicated to for-sale Corvettes.
Chevrolet brought a nice selection of '13 Corvettes for people to inspect, and Corvette Plant Engineer Tom Hill held several seminars during the weekend to explain the changes to the latest edition.
We're looking forward to visiting this classic Corvette show at its new location next year. It is scheduled to run June 27-30, and, as in years past, it promises to be a golden opportunity for Corvette aficionados of all stripes.
The 2012 Great Hall InducteesThe Great Hall program was developed by Bloomington Gold CEO David Burroughs in 2010, as a way of recognizing the people and Corvettes that have had a positive impact on the hobby. The program will end in 2015, at which point 50 people and 50 cars will have been honored.
The PeopleJohn Amgwert ::: Founding director of the National Corvette Restorers Society
Jerry Burton ::: Former editor of Corvette Quarterly magazine and author of the book titled Zora
Richard Buxbaum ::: Specializes in rare, low-mileage collector Corvettes
John Fitch ::: World-class Corvette driver; managed the first factory Corvette racing team
Jerry Kohn ::: Founder of Corvette Central, a Corvette-parts and -accessories company
Kevin Mackay ::: Owner of Corvette Repair, which raised the bar for Corvette restorations
Dave McLellan ::: Corvette's second chief engineer; succeeded Zora Arkus-Duntov
Jerome Shinkay ::: Known as an expert for ultra-high-quality, investment-grade Corvettes
Corvette Expo ::: Corvette Expo in Knoxville, Tennessee, was one of the first events to showcase the Corvette.
NCCC ::: Founded in 1959, the National Council of Corvette Clubs now has 17,000 members and 270 clubs dedicated to Corvette owners.


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