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A Coffee Hierarchy
Graphic Design, Illustration
Personal poject
This was originally a rough for an unsuccessful pitch - I liked the composition and wanted to see it finished even though it was not picked for the project, so I finished it in my own time.Illustration2014
This year was my last chance to enter the D&AD New Blood awards, as a graduate. I chose to redesign the packaging for Purdey's, a fairly niche beverage company. I chose to illustrate scenes of people going about their daily lives, to emphasise the point that healthiness and energy is a daily thing, not a fad that can be dropped whenever.Illustration, Packaging2014
Eventus Magazine approached me to illustrate an article, where the writer travels to Rennes to see his girlfriend, but panics when faced with having to speak French. The full article can be read here: http://www.eventusmagazine.com/magazine/lost-in-translation/Illustration2014
I was asked to do a custom illustration for a birthday card for a family friend who has just turned sixty. The card charts (very briefly) the recipients life and landmarks.Illustration2014
As part of the Your Ad Here project, my design was picked, amongst others, to be displayed on a billboard in the Olympic Park. I chose to create an advert for Barnes & Webb, a local beehive hire company based in East London. More photos of the design in situ to follow...Advertising, Illustration2014
This is my Secret 7" submission for this year - unfortunately it didn't make the final cut (as usual) but can you guess what band + song the illustration is for?Illustration2014
This year I have teamed up with contemporary fashion company Bundy & Webster to produce a series of designs for their SS14 collection. The first t-shirt was also produced for a collaboration between the Garden Museum in London and ourselves. The design is available on t-shirts, tea towels and tote bags in the Garden Museum gift shop.
All the designs were screen printed and they have turned out brilliantly.
See www.bundyandwebster.com for their excellent new collection.
Photography copyright Sara Lincoln Photography.Fashion, Illustration2014
Earlier in the year I entered the Serco Prize for Illustration 2014 competition. The brief was to create a poster telling one of London's 'stories' - I chose a poem called Composed Upon Westminster Bridge September 3rd 1802 by William Wordsworth, and transposed him standing on the new Westminster Bridge looking at London as it is today, and wondering whether the early morning he describes can be said for the hustle and bustle of today's city.
While I didn't progress very far with this competition, it was great fun to do - I suggest you check out fifty of the best entries on show in the London Transport Museum, on until the 6th April 2014.Illustration2014
I was approached by start-up company TEMTD.com to illustrate a header for their website. The company offers a place to buy on-trend and contemporary furniture and home-ware.Illustration2014
I was approached by Kit Magazine to do some illustrations for their online December issue. I created a series of six illustrations based on reviews of six places in London.Illustration2014
Next on the theme of 'corners' it's the Jolly Butchers in Stoke Newington, North London, one of the best pubs in London.Illustration2013
Next up in the Hierarchy series, it's tea! And yes, you can get instant tea granules.
A recent commission to design a wedding invite. The couple then printed the design themselves onto seeded paper, which looks great.Illustration2013
This year has seen me producing a series of cards ready for Christmas. The reindeer design I actually produced last year, but did not end up selling, which is a reason for their reappearance this year. Two designs have been screen printed by hand, while the French Hens design was lino cut. These are available to buy at www.etsy.com/shop/liviwhit (or click the 'shop' link to your left). Limited stock only so get them while they're still here!Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2013
Tidy Minds is a time management and organisation company, who asked me to come up with a logo to replace their current one.Drawing, Illustration2013
Commission for a t-shirt company to design an image for a limited edition run of t-shirts. The brief was to create an upside down cityscape with small hints that the world is actually upside down - like washing hanging the wrong way and hair falling towards the sky.Drawing, Illustration2012
A drawing of the Market Square in Antwerp, where I recently visited. This is available to buy as a print in my shop www.etsy.com/shop/liviwhitDrawing, Illustration2013
Personal project starting to draw buildings and places on a corner.Illustration2012
Every year, French company Relais & Chateaux hosts a grand dinner celebrating cuisine in a chosen country, attended by many highly regarded chefs and guests. This year, the event was hosted in Old Billingsgate, London, and focussed on the concept of local British produce and travel. I was chosen to illustrate a booklet given to the guests, explaining the aims of the company and the background of the produce chosen to be cooked and served at the dinner.Drawing, Illustration2013
I have recently revived my hierarchy series (reviving meaning adding to the only one I've done) and come up with a Beer Hierarchy. This is quite subjective I suppose, but I am assured that Belgians are the best.Drawing, Illustration2013
I was asked by Cornershop Films to come up with a small logo for their company. The director was keen for the logo to be contemporary, friendly and personal, without being too quaint. I was also asked to design the business cards for the director, and the letterhead.Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2013
A piece based on the theme 'heartbreak' - I thought this could turn into something quite dark so I went for a more lighthearted approach - the best cure for a broken heart is a slice of heartbreak pie and an hourly dose of tea.Drawing, Illustration2012
The fourth in a series of drawings illustrating corners in London. This is on Shoreditch High Street somewhere...Drawing, Illustration2012
Thermographically printed invitation for a twenty-first partyCalligraphy, Illustration, Typography2013
Myself and wine journalist Helena Nicklin (otherwise known as Winebird) recently teamed up to produce Winebird's VINALOGY, Wine Basics with a Twist. The book is now available to buy on Amazon http://goo.gl/8izcEA with all illustrations by myself. The following are a selection, not all, of the illustrations - you'll have to buy the book if you want to see them all! Winebird can be found at www.winebird.co.uk.Illustration2013
As part of a planning application by Venner Lucas Architects, I was asked to do some architectural illustrations visualising a new build house in West London. The site is small and access has to be retained to a garage to the rear for adjoining neighbours.Architecture, Illustration2014
Illustrations for a self-help book for parents with teenagers. Each illustration corresponds with a chapter dealing with a certain theme, whether it be alcohol, changes in the brain, parties, or relationships.Illustration2014
I recently illustrated a series of images for an Italian restaurant in London to go on the staff uniforms. The client was keen to have an old gnarly olive tree, reminiscent of rustic mediterranean cuisine.Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2013
A business card design for a cleaner and housekeeper.Illustration2013
A competition entry for the Secret 7" project, for Public EnemyIllustration2013
A competition entry for the Secret 7" project, for the artist Laura MarlingIllustration2013
A competition entry for the Secret 7" project, for the artist HaimDrawing, Illustration2013
A small illustration for an invitation.Drawing, Illustration2013
Some thank-you notes I did using some old letterpress type. I only have one letter of each so each letter was hand printed separately one after the other, then scanned in and cleaned up (slightly) on photoshop. I wanted it to be fairly untidy and messy. I got this tune stuck in my head, which is where the idea of the words came from.Graphic Design, Typography2013
This years design for my Christmas cards saw me screen printing for the first time! I used screen filler to create a simple monochromatic design of a reindeer with oversized decorated antlers. The cards are quite messy as I got ink everywhere, but that's why I like them.Graphic Design, Illustration, Print Design2012
Recent commission to illustrate floor-plan and island map for a holiday villa website in Minorca.Architecture, Illustration2012
Third in a series of images illustrating London's corners.Architecture, Illustration2012
Second in a series of images illustrating London's corners.Illustration2012
A small business card design for a friend studying for a PhD researching arms and armour.Graphic Design, Illustration2012
Little drawing based on having to make a house your own home.Drawing, Illustration2012
An illustration on the theme of self-motivation. This was submitted for a competition to be part of a calendar, and was selected to be one of the images!Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2012
Personal project experimenting with typography.Graphic Design, Typography2012
Watercoloured honeybees for a honey label design.Drawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2012
A recent job to create illustrations of a house in Kensington for a local estate agentIllustration2012
Indicative plans for a presentation of possible future uses of the space at Alexandra Palace.Architecture, Illustration2012
A piece for an exhibition with the theme 'Behind the Scenes at the Circus'Illustration2012
Competition to illustrate a blank iPad case. You can vote via facebook here https://www.facebook.com/cygnett?v=app_197602066931325&app_data=entry_id%3D11370325%26gaReferrerOverride%3Dhttps%253A%252F%252Fwww.facebook.com%252F until the end of November.Illustration2012
A Personal project about when you're reading a good book that you can hardly put down.Graphic Design, Illustration2012
Personal projectGraphic Design, Illustration2012
Personal ProjectGraphic Design, Illustration2012
A collection of questions.Drawing, Illustration2012
A series of pieces that are drawn on pages of an old book about rocks and minerals. The faces that appear out of the rocks give themselves their own character.Drawing, Illustration2012
Illustrations for wedding reception guest bookDrawing, Illustration2012
University project. Development work looking at mismatching contexts.Illustration2012
University ProjectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
University ProjectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
University projectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
University projectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
Observational drawingsIllustration2012
University / Personal ProjectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
Personal projectDrawing, Illustration2012
Commission to illustrate plans to build a small timber cafe and bird hide on a disused 1960s concrete footbridge in Clophill, Bedfordshire. A new traditional brick footbridge over the river had been built adjacent, and a use was required for the now disused concrete bridge. Timber would be light enough structurally for the bridge, and the openings would afford a view down the river, with all its wildlife.Architecture, Illustration2012
Small commission to design monochromatic website logo for a collection of ballrooms at 29 Portland Place. The client was keen for a simple, monochrome line drawing of the decorative front door.Graphic Design2012
University projectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
Submission for a competition to design a new plate for Zizzi Restaurant 2012Graphic Design, Illustration2012
Submissions for the Illustration section of the D&AD 2012 Student Awards, to design a front cover for the film magazine Little White Lies. Submissions illustrate the films Tinker, Tailor, Soldier, Spy and Drive.Graphic Design, Illustration2012
Submission for a competition for the Print Club London, whose brief was to design a screen print poster for a film, without revealing the name. This poster sees the complete collection of types of drink drunk throughout the film.Graphic Design, Illustration, Print Design2012
University projectDrawing, Illustration, Typography2012
Submission for Bestival / Screenadelica print competitionDrawing, Graphic Design, Illustration2012
A series of images investigating a scene misplaced within a contextDrawing, Illustration2012
Competition submissions for the Penguin Design awards 2012. Adult cover for Ken Kesey's One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest and children's cover for Grimm's Fairy TailsGraphic Design, Illustration2012
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By Ronica Shannon
Senior News Writer
There will be two new faces on the Berea City Council for the next two years. Former council member Chester Powell and newcomer Chad Hembree will join Diane Kerby, Billy Wagers, Violet "Vi" Farmer, Ronnie Terrill, Virgil Burnside and Jerry Little to sit on the council which governs all who live within Berea's city limits.
From a field of 13 candidates, voters selected eight to serve on the council.
The top eight vote-getters are: Kerby with 2,807 votes, Wagers with 2,745 votes, Farmer with 2,665 votes, Powell with 2,581 votes, Terrill with 2,540 votes, Hembree with 2,520 votes, Burnside with 2,487 votes and Little with 2,481 votes. Incumbent Richard Bellando was not re-elected, finishing in 10th place with 2,193 votes.
Meet the council
Diane Kerby, 60
Her first year as a council member was spent "learning the ropes," Kerby said.
The issue of long-term financial planning is one of the largest tasks before the council, she said.
"We're in good financial shape, but I think we need to do some contingency planning in regards to revenue services to diversify our revenue strand," Kerby said. "A large part of our revenue comes from the occupational license tax."
Addressing the community's drug issue also is on Kerby's agenda.
"I know a lot of those things (incorporated in addressing the issue of substance abuse) is beyond the control of a city council, but we should help the people who are trying to address them."
When it comes to the proposal to add protection to the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender) community into the city's existing human rights ordinance, "I think we need to address the issues of human rights and the inclusiveness within the community. We need to work with the Human Rights Commission and their outreach efforts."
Billy Wagers, 66
This will mark the third council term for Wagers, who is the former owner and pharmacist for Berea Drug.
Economic development, transportation and maintaining a professional work force of the city through retirements and attrition are "huge" issues for Wagers.
When it comes to making traveling through the city as pleasant and efficient as possible, special attention needs to be paid to Menelaus Road, US 25 N, the Berea Bypass and Scaffold Cane Road, he said.
Maintaining a healthy work force for the city should be given serious thought because "we're going to lose many employees that have been here for 20-plus years, and it is time to consider the replacement of many employees from top to bottom," Wagers said.
Violet Farmer
During her 30 years on the Berea City Council, Farmer said she has witnessed some milestone accomplishments for the city.
Seeing the city's first industrial park come to fruition was a major development involving three new industries that "literally provided hundreds of jobs for Berea which we desperately needed," she said.
"One of the first projects I worked on was retirement for city employees," Farmer said. "When I first started the council, there was no retirement."
Another milestone was closing the city's landfill "without having to increase taxes or borrow any money, which we were told we would have to do."
The expansion of city parks is something that Farmers holds dear, she said.
The Berea College graduate said she works for the betterment of Berea and wants to see Berea be everything it can be. "I realize the importance of the college to the city."
Economic development remains at the forefront of major struggles for cities and counties across the U.S., and that includes Berea, she said.
Chester Powell, 64
A 12-year veteran of the Berea City Council and owner of Powell's Towing and Truck Service, Powell sought another council term because "they can't seem to figure out how to work together to get the job done," he said. "I believe with my experience with knowing city government and 43 years of being in business and having to meet a payroll and balance a budget, that I'm well qualified. I want to try and get people to work together and get Berea back on the right track."
One of the biggest issues facing Berea at the moment is the drug-abuse epidemic, he said.
"Every family has been touched by drugs," he said. "There's just not enough we can do."
Aside from the drug issues, others include growth on the Berea Bypass and storm-water drainage problems, according to Powell.
Exploring the possibility of building a convention/conference center in Berea also should be a priority for council members, he said.
"I think we have the money to do that and that should be well on its way now," Powell said. "I don't know what we did with that money. That's something I'd really like to look into."
Ronnie Terrill, 65
Running a cow and calf operation on his grandfather's farm and serving as a council member for three years has kept Terrill very busy.
After retiring from IBM /LexMark, Terrill serves on the council "because the citizens of Berea need a voice, and I think I try to speak up for them," he said.
One of the city's most important issues at hand is the federally mandated storm-drainage project, Terrill said.
"We don't know what kind of money we're going to have to spend on it," he said.
Because Berea reached a population of more than 10,000 on the most recent census, the city is required to do the storm-water upgrades.
Chad Hembree, 37
Already serving in a community service capacity, becoming a member of the council is a way to expand his commitment to Berea, Hembree said.
Hembree, who serves as co-chair for the Berea Human Rights Commission, is the information technology manager for Hospice Care Plus. He also has served as youth minister for Berea United Methodist Church.
The top three issues facing the city council at the moment include obtaining financial stability in an unstable economy, Hembree said.
The city? finances and tax base also is something council members should take very seriously, he said.
"The restaurant tax, insurance tax, hotel tax, property tax and payroll tax all need to be revisited to ensure the citizens of Berea are getting their money's worth out of this government or if they are paying too much," he said.
Virgil Burnside, 61
Burnside has served on the Berea City Council for the past 15 years. The Berea College Administrator said it is the role of serving that keeps him coming back into the political arena.
"I believe in service to one's community," Burnside said. "I care deeply for my community of Berea."
While Berea continues to grow, there should be an importance placed on maintaining the city's uniqueness, he said.
"Also, I want and wish to maintain its small-town charm while progressing, so our young people will find opportunities if they choose to live here," Burnside said.
Preparing for the city's future growth is one of the biggest issues facing the council at the moment, he said.
"Currently, the city is doing well," Burnside said. "But, in the future, it is important that it develops a strong and diversified economy to provide a high quality of life for its citizen or at the very least to maintain the city's current level of services."
Jerry Little, 66
Little already has served two terms on the Berea City Council.
"Berea's been pretty good to me and I have extra time now," he said. "I thought I might have something to offer. I have all kinds of experience. My work experience and values are very important."
Some crucial duties of the Berea City Council is to keep expenditures in line with revenue, he said.
"We need to do that and try to keep the costs down for our citizens and have a good city government — good police, good fire (protection), good streets and good parks," he said.
An upcoming challenge for the city government is to find a way to fund a federally mandated storm water upgrade system.
The project is geared to collect storm water from places where it might cause trouble and move the water into waterways that will guide it to a proper collecting point.
Berea residents can look to Little's accomplishments to assure they made the right decision, he said.
"Look what I've stood for during the past two years," he said. "You can see who I am and how I've voted."
Ronica Shannon can be reached at email@example.com or 624-6608.
Diane Kerby — 2,807
Billy Wagers — 2,745
Violet "Vi" Farmer — 2,665
Chester Powell — 2,581
Ronnie Terrill — 2,540
Chad Hembree — 2,520
Virgil Burnside — 2,487
Jerry Little — 2,481

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Dante Exum made his pro debut against the 76ers on Saturday, scoring 10 points on 4-of-10 shooting with three rebounds, three assists, one steal, one turnover, no fouls and one 3-pointer.
The Wizards will sign Paul Pierce on a two-year, $11 million deal, according to ESPN.com.
Nerlens Noel, K.J. McDaniels (ankle) and Casper Ware will not play vs. the Jazz on Saturday.
The Rockets are still "strongly considering" matching Dallas' offer sheet on restricted free agent Chandler Parsons.
Marvin Williams agreed to terms with the Hornets on a two-year, $14 million deal.
Otto Porter was terrific in his Las Vegas Summer League debut, making 11-of-16 from the field for 25 points with seven boards, three assists, one 3-pointer and three turnovers.
Darren Collison signs three-year, $16 million deal for the mid-level exception with the Kings.
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Yes, this week John began digging out the dirt to expand the basement walls of our home which overlooks the vineyard! If you have been following our adventure of starting the vineyard and building our own home, you know that we are now living in what will eventually be the basement – we finished phase 1 at the end of 2011.
As you might imagine, we have saved a lot of money by building ourselves and had a lot of fun in the process! But, like everything it takes time and patience. Building the house must fit around vineyard work which pays the bills! So, our primary time to work on the expansion is now, after harvest and before pruning which will begin in late January.


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When exposed to the neurotoxin Clostridium botulinum, horses develop botulism, a disease of progressive flaccid paresis and cranial nerve deficits. The disease is almost always
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horse to consume the feed. Healthy horses finish their feed within two minutes, whereas horses with dysphagia do not. Not
only do they not consume their feed easily, they also tend to drop their feed and release saliva from their mouth and nose
as they attempt to eat, leaving a trail of saliva in the bottom of the feed tub.
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Bring on the burgers, breakfasts and fish fries: North Avenue Grill, 7225 W. North Ave., Wauwatosa, has reopened under its new owner with a more diner-oriented menu.
Mike Topolovich bought the business from Jon Anne Willow and Patti Wenzel about six weeks ago. It closed for a couple of weeks for the changeover (adding a deep-fryer to the kitchen, writing a new menu).
Topolovich, who previously worked at nearly John's Sandwich Shop on North Ave., makes breakfast all day, such as a rib-eye steak and bell pepper omelet ($9.25), an egg white sandwich with avocado, tomato, spinach and cheddar ($5.95) and house-made corned beef hash ($8.95).
The menu has sandwiches, like cheesesteak topped with pepper jack cheese ($8.95); burgers, such as mushroom Swiss ($8.50); salads, including avocado black bean ($7.50); wraps, such as panko-crusted Buffalo chicken BLT ($7.95); and quesadillas, like chicken and avocado ($8.95). They're served with hand-cut fries or a side dish of the day.
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As temperatures drop, concerns in the Truax neighborhood and surrounding areas rise over the location of a county owned building on Wright Street, after it has been recently proposed as the location for a Dane county day homeless shelter during the winter.
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---- — DERRY — Hooksett students may end up coming to high school in Derry.
Although it's early in the process, Pinkerton Academy and the Hooksett School District are talking about bringing the majority of Hooksett students to the Derry high school.
That could be roughly 600 students.
Pinkteron officially contracts with four sending towns — Derry, Chester, Hampstead and Auburn.
This is the first school year for Auburn to be an official Pinkerton contracted town.
Pinkerton spokesman Chip Underhill said Auburn, Chester and Hampstead make up anywhere from 10 to 15 percent or more of the school's total enrollment. Derry is the largest partner, with about 60 percent or more. Those are only approximate numbers, he said.
A more final breakdown of sending school totals was not available as Underhill said it's early.
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The school also accepts students from other towns that are not officially under contract.
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It's still early to decide if and when those students could arrive in Derry.
"It's very early in the process as Hooksett has only very recently expressed formal interest to Pinkerton," Pinkerton Academy Headmaster Mary Anderson said. "The first thing Superintendent (Charles) Littlefield and I will do is talk about a potential process. Then we'll get back to the boards we each serve and receive direction for subsequent conversation."
Littlefield is the superintendent serving SAU 15, which includes Candia, Hooksett and Auburn.
Underhill said the school's numbers show enrollment is up slightly from last year, to 3,111 students.
Those numbers can change often.
"Actually, registration number this early in the year are not solid; we need another week or so as some students register and then don't end up attending Pinkerton," Underhill said. "But even with this flux, we're still stable this year."
Underhill said bringing students in from Hooksett could fill any projected gaps in enrollment.
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Earlier this year, Londonderry school officials approved accepting approximately 60 Hooksett students at Londonderry High School.


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McDonald's, 222 S. Third St. (5 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) No sanitizer measured in dishwasher; handwash sink in kitchen found dirty; found wiping cloth in handwash sink; found black debris inside ice machine and on drive-thru soda nozzle; spray nozzle at three-bay sink hanging below flood rim.
8 China Buffet, 3059 S. U.S. 41 (3 Critical, 1 Non-Critical) Raw eggs, beef and chicken 57-60 degrees — should be 41 degrees or less (discarded); cooked eggs, egg rolls, macaroni and lo mein not date marked; no sanitizer dispensing in automatic dishwasher (corrected).
Wagon Wheel, 1145 Lafayette Ave. (2 Critical, 3 Non-Critical) Debris found on potato slicer in kitchen, mashed potatoes in storage room cooler not marked with date of consumption.
Original Spaghetti Inc., 2446 Wabash Ave (2 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Debris found on soda fountain nozzles; handwash sink found dirty.
Long John Silver's, 55 S. Fourth St. (2 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Fruit flies observed in floor drain and around stainless steel pans; no sanitizer measured in wiping cloth bucket.
Rick's Smokehouse & Grill, 3100 Wabash Ave. (1 Critical, 2 Non-Critical) Black debris found on soda fountain nozzles.
Qdoba Mexican Grill, 3510 Riverside Plaza Drive (1 Critical) Date marking on cooked vegetables illegible (corrected).
Papa John's Pizza, 4842 U.S. 41 S (2 Non-Critical)
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A driver drove more than 73 mph down residential streets in St. Charles Wednesday, nearly hit cars and pedestrians and drove into oncoming traffic while fleeing from police Wednesday, St. Charles Police said.
Police said the driver ended the car chase by bailing out while the car was in drive, causing it to plunge 20 feet down a creek bank with a passenger inside.
A officer stopped Travis McClure, 21, of the 1100 block of Colby Court in St. Peters, around 7 p.m. on a routine traffic stop. McClure gave the name of a suspect who was wanted for an armed robbery in 2011, police said.
When the officer returned to his patrol car, McClure sped off and led officers on a high-speed chase through residential neighborhoods, including the Greenfield subdivision off of Country Club Road.
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I published this reply on the third page of the "Merco Results" thread on the "Local Racing" section of the Forum, but it was so off the issue for that thread that I deemed it better to begin a discrete thread on the Women's group.
I realize that I'm merging at least three threads with this comment, but I have to point something out about pre-reg:
Quote:Brisbane Highlands Circuit Race - 3/31/07
EMen 2/3 - 17
EMen 4 - 57
EMen 5 - 10
EWomen - 2
MMen 1/2/3 - 7
MMen 4 - 44
MMen 5 - 14
MMen 45 - 26
Sierra Point Criterium - 4/1/07
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EMen 4 - 48
EMen 5 - 6
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What is the most significant observation one can make about the pre-reg numbers Tom just gave us for Brisbane? I observed the same trend at Cherry Pie, at it inevitably contribute to some of the decisions we made about the fields.
The women aren't pre-registering.
For Cherry Pie we had something like six women preregistered three days before the race. I think 76 showed up once the sun came out.
The point is: Promoters are being asked to take a leap of faith to expand womens' field availability, but many female racers appear to be very selective and dilatory about commiting to our races aforehand. Which causes big losses to the clubs if the weather turns poor, and gives the promoters a gigantic headache and anxiety before race day (which does not encourage a repeat occurance the following year).
How are the organizers of the summer crits (currently meeting to prepare their race flyers) going to react when they see 1 or 2 preregistrants for the spring races when the 4's are nearly sold out?
So to merge the threads completely, before there are complaints about the field distributions at Cherry Pie and Cats Hill, the women should take Lorri's advice and become accustomed to preregistering. If promoters see significant numbers preregistered in the womens' fields for earlier races in the season, they are more likely to add a W4 or W3/4 field.
So now there are two constructive suggestions for improving the plight of the W3's & 4's: Introduce your generous sponsors to the race promoters, and demonstrate your commitment by preregistering.


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An article about youth ministry by Brian Cosby at The Gospel Coalition.
"All too often, youth programs have turned to entertainment-driven models of ministry in order to bring in youth. Success has become the name of the church-growth game. The devastating effects, however, are not only seen in the number of youth leaving the church after high school, but also in a spiritually and theologically shallow worldview among many American teenagers. The irony is that these same teens actually want to grow and learn hard truths. They want to know how to think about suffering, how to pray, and why Jesus had to die.
If there's anything a youth pastor knows—even after only a few months in ministry—it's that fatigue and feelings of burnout come with the task. The constant pressure from parents, youth, church leadership, the senior pastor, and even his own family can wear a minister out very quickly."
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well im gettin an alero 1999 black 4 doors automatic 95,000 miles , my sister is giving it to me for free, im going to turn 16 in 2 weeks and i just got a job.. so now that im earing some money i want to spend that money on "pimpin it" i know its silly but i really want to do this.. i would like to know how much would it be for buyin a body kit, tintin the windows, headlights, rims, muffler, spoiler all the stuff and what should i put on it to make it look better i dont know much about cars thats.. do u guys think racing stripes would look good on it? if so do u know how much are they?.. well write back please..
Well, a good tint job will run about $200. Don't go cheap here! Wheels that give the Alero a great look are 18" American Racing wheels, named, Coil. Available at Sears or tire stores for aound $600. for the set. BUT - if you are going to get the 18 inchers (with the correct fitment for tires) you will definitely want to lower the car - I used Eibachs on my Alero. Otherwise the look of the 18s is not cool. The Eibachs lowered the vehicle about 1 1/2 to 2 inches. Even kids with Cobras like the look and chicks think it's hot. Also, a carbon-fiber hood scoop, from Lund (for show, not go), makes the vehicle look aggressive. DON'T FORGET UNDER the hood. AC DELCO spark plugs gapped at .060 and a K&N air filter will improve performance. Be sure to keep the original wheels to run them in the winter - unless you live in sunny southern Cal. Claying the body is an absolute must to get a good luster - you can do it in 20 minutes. A good running Alero is a lot of fun and one that is dressed up gets attention. As far as a body kit, the only thing besides the fake hood scoop on mine is factory side body moldings whichg seem to do the car justice. I have been considering racing stripes for abpout a year but haven't made up my mind. Polling my friends is about 50/50. Also, if it doesn't have leather buckets consider getting yours reupholstered or put racing buckets in. Be ready to do a lot of work putting them in, though, because some modifications are necessary to get them in if they're not factory ordered. Mine is a 3.4L, 4-door, Arctic White, which really glistens in the bright sun because of the claying. Be sure to stick with 87 to 89 octane for optimum performance, too. Higher than 89 goes right through and decreases mpg. I am thinking of buying a 2-door Alero so I can put a Lambo door kit on it. That would not be cool on a 4-door anything. All in all a great little car. Glad to find another Alero enthusiast. BTW, I own 2 of them; an '04 and a '99. No mechanic has been able to figure out why, yet, but the '99 is quicker than the '04. The '04 is 18 lbs heavier than the '99, but I doubt that's the reason. Both of them beat out BMWs, though. Good luck.
bwings4 Posts: 1Trust me man its not a car that you need to "PIMP OUT". Spend the money on the engine first. How many times have you seen plps cars that r decked out and then see them broke down on the side of the road. Im 21 and ive seen it too many times. Its an Alero not an Audi. Make sure its running right ok. Then maybe go wheels/tires and a tint.
i have a 2000 alero gls. mine is doing the same thing right now and i was told that it is the intake gaskets leaking. take at the smaller hoses hoses beneath the air intake and if they are leaking you will see a wet area below them. thats the coolant leaking from them which means that extra air is getting in to your system which is causing the computer to mess with the ride. i just bought my gasket kit for it today which cost me 90 dollars. the killer of this repair is the labor you will pay for. around here it is 600 dollars for the part and labor at a garage because the whole top half of the engine has to come off. luckily my cousin is a mechanic and im getting it done free on sunday. so if you havent gotten yours checked and fixed by then ill let you know if it solves the problem.
yaz22 Posts: 4Has anyone put on the hard shell dash overlays that they sell to cover up the wrinkling leather problem that are common to Alero dashboards ??? If so, I would appreciate any info you can give me on how it was installed and how it looks. Also, I would REALLY appreciate a picture of it installed. You can send the pic to my e-mail account (firstname.lastname@example.com). I have been looking around at junk yards for a dash but the work involved to switch them is enormous. If the overlay looks great installed, I will go that route. It is cheaper and easier. Thanks in advance !!! Rich
aaronpaul13 Posts: 1hey, what a coincidence, my sister gave me my 99 alero gl when i turned 16 too haha. sure theres tons of stuff u can do to it, (not really any engine stuff tho except a cold air intake) i did however put a great performance exhaust on mine, its made by monza with the pacesetter name on it. my o my it sounds beasty, here is the link http://www.alamomotorsports.com/pacesetter/pacesetter_oldsmobile_monza_exhaust.html go there and get it only about $300, thats a steal. also if u feel the need there is only one supercharger that fits really well on this car... its made by GM themselves, here is the link : http://paceperformance.com/index.asp?PageAction=VIEWPROD&ProdID=237 go there and check it out, about $2300 i think. and basicly just add head unit/amp/speakers/subs the works, (they all fit just fine) as far as a body kit... well http://www.andysautosport.com/ is a great place to find stuff like that, it has wings/body kits/ door conversion kits, everything... just get ur wallet ready tho... ok well i hope i helped, hope u get it "pimped out" lol ok c ya
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So, humpty66, what did you do with your Alero? Anxious to see if you tried anything. I'm still undecided about the racing stripe, although I am considering a modified racing stripe from the front of the hood scoop to the front of the hood. Found a carbon fiber one (about $50.) to match the hood scoop so I know they are out there. MAJOR ANNOUNCEMENT! I changed out the plugs since I last wrote. I put in Bosch dual-electrode plugs and the difference in performance is phenomenal. (BTW, MPG is still very good at @ 22.5 -23.5. when I'm not racing. And, no, these are not highway miles, although the racing ones are.) Been running the Bosch plugs for about 9 months and these are the only plugs I shall use from now on. Get 'em at the Walmart - good price. Don't recall if I told you I had a performance muffler put on, but I did. For $200 total installed with a real chrome tip included, it's an IMCO performance muffler and it sounds GRRRREAT! The vehicle does not have the lawn mower ricemobile sound but roars like a V8 muscle car from the 60s. Had it installed almost a year ago by my Mexicali amigos. Even they were impressed when they drove it out of the shop. zoom? zoom? zoom? Kiss my Italian ancestry. It's VROOOM! VROOOM! VROOOM!</</big>i></b Use Mobil 1 5W 20 (the only true synthetic) exclusively. Hope this helps.
i have a 99 olds alero with 3.4l but when the first one blew i figured that i needed to get less miles and more bang.
I bought a 20k motor for $500 put slightly bigger valves in it and a thrush performance glass pack. doing this gave me the ability to go from stock 170 horse to 195 horse.
I have cold air intake system on order, supposed to get an additional 5-15 horse witch will be plenty for the alero.
The only question that i have is what kind of front end can i get for the alero now that i have more power then i need.
O. E. is not strong enough for this motor. Need new axles, wheel hub assembly and struts. I have already replaced all with O. E. parts and they keep failing.
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Why did your 3.4 blow up? Those engines can take lots of pounding and keep on keepin' on. Besides, with all the work you've done it's now another car altogether in an Alero package. Guess a salvage yard with some hot rod experts is what you need, now, for the front end advice. Was the xtra 25 hp worth the engine xchange? Don't know about the 5 to 15 hp w/ a cold air intake. Heard that was mostly hype. Also, are you dyno testing to get the hp?
My friend said he got his K&N cold air intake from K&N. BUT, I think it's a waste of money because his cold air intake lies across the top of the engine. Seems to defeat the purpose of a "cold air" intake. I put the regular K&N performance filters in the filter boxes and have experienced great improvement in throttle response in 2 Aleros, a Ranger, and a Lexus. Don't think I'll spend the extra bucks on an item that only looks good when I open the hood. Also, I think the air intake already comes to the filter box from under the Alero as factory. My friend's car doesn't seem to be any quicker with his cold air intake kit. They do look neat, though. One more thing: our Alero's are 3.4l sixes.
There are a few screws to remove which are obvious with just a cursory inspection. HOWEVER, on the lower rear section of the panel is a reflector, behind which is hidden a major bolt, which has to be unscrewed to get the panel off completley. Pop out the reflector and go in with a long socket. Once you do this you're set. I changed out all the factory speakers to SONY x-plodes. LOVE EM! Got 'em at the WalMart.
I was inquiring if anyone out there knew how to get some different tail lights for this car because i dont know if i can get anything different with how the tail lights are not connected they go to the trunk door and on the rear panel and i want to know how good that pacesetter exhaust really is because ive heard some good and bad about it thank you


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Food service at the prestigious members-only 1818 Club located on the top floor of the Gwinnett County Chamber of Commerce in Duluth was halted for a few hours Thursday (Jan. 31) after the dining club failed its food inspection, and its food service permit was suspended.
1818 Club Manager Jeff Campione reported Friday, Feb. 1, that the club was reinspected three hours after the suspension at its request. "We have a health score of 100 hanging on the wall right now," he said. Food service resumed at the club Thursday following the improved score.
Also, the traditional late-night after party hosted at 1818 Club following the annual Gwinnett Chamber of Commerce Dinner at the Gwinnett Center Feb. 1 was scheduled to occur at the club as planned.
Food inspections are conducted regularly by environmental health specialists from the Gwinnett, Newton and Rockdale County Departments of Health.
The food service inspector gave the 1818 Club a 67-U score when it was inspected Jan. 31 based on multiple violations that included a waiter handling toast with his bare hands, food not properly date and time marked, and expired food that had not been discarded. An employee was observed by the inspector handling dirty dishes then clean dishes wearing the same gloves. These violations were corrected on-site, according to the restaurant inspection report.
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The Jan. 31 report noted that the 1818 Club's permit was suspended because of two consecutive unsatisfactory inspection scores. The club had received a 59-U score in a Nov. 7, 2012, inspection. It was reinspected Nov. 13 and earned a score of 84-B. Most of the club's previous scores were As and Bs.
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|Hibox Mountain
Date Climbed: Jul 12, 2014
|Route was snow free with a well defined trail all the way to the chimney. HOT!!
|Posted Jul 13, 2014 6:26 pm
|Snidely Whiplash
|Climbed Twice
Date Climbed: Aug 19, 1990
|Great climb. Fun scramble at the top.
|Posted Nov 11, 2013 3:32 pm
|Sweet hike
Date Climbed: Aug 8, 2013
|Nice Hike. Way too steep and the bootpath was a bit tricky at times but the views were well worth it.
|Posted Aug 4, 2013 3:13 am
|Hibox Mountain
Date Climbed: Aug 28, 2009
|Lots of Huckleberries and blueberries on the S slope, good scramble at the top from the W side instead of normal E side
|Posted Mar 12, 2012 5:51 pm
|Fresh snow... clearing weather
Date Climbed: Oct 29, 2011
|Great day out with mixed bag of weather and variable climbing conditions. Rain and low clouds greeted us early, rain turned to snow about 4500ft, and finally clearing ensued as we topped out on the summit block. Peek-a-boo views came and went, but the local scenery sufficed with about 4" fresh snow really enhancing the scene.
|Posted Oct 31, 2011 12:49 pm
|spring 2011
Date Climbed: Jun 10, 2011
|thought we could drive to the TH, but encountered 3 ft of snow on the road still. An extra 2.5 mile hike with route finding through the trees finally led us to the peaks south face. All snow, except for summit. triggered a few avies on the way down, heavy sluffs.
|Posted Jun 23, 2011 11:16 am
|fun day
Date Climbed: Oct 16, 2010
|climbed this with a few friends and a couple of dogs. great time had by all with great weather.
|Posted Feb 16, 2011 11:02 pm
|"Either a foot more or a foot less."
Date Climbed: Nov 4, 2010
|Three sunny days in a row made the new snow melty and slippery. Clear skies made it nice to sit in the sun and take in the amazing views.
|Posted Nov 5, 2010 9:19 pm
|With Bryan
Date Climbed: Oct 5, 2010
|This summit has the best views of the "Rock Kingdom" I have seen yet. Lemah, Chimney, and Overcoat.
Here's a film by Bryan:
|Posted Oct 5, 2010 9:12 pm
|Bryan K
|Beautiful Day
Date Climbed: Oct 5, 2010
|100% clear sky with awesome views!!!
|Posted Oct 5, 2010 7:03 pm
|I'm Back!
Date Climbed: Oct 3, 2010
|I did not get enough time to hang out on the summit in my previous visit. Unfortunately this time it was socked in. Trail is easily followed with care. I would hate to get off route on the way down, or try to do it in the dark. 5.5 hours car to car.
|Posted Oct 5, 2010 12:39 am
|Rushed but in time
Date Climbed: Jul 22, 1997
|Had to be at work in the afternoon so we rushed it. Friends dog even made it somehow!
|Posted Oct 7, 2009 12:44 am
|Amazing views
|Much tougher than anticipated. The views are some of the best in the Cascades! Avoided the Devil's club on the descent as much as possible.
|Posted Mar 6, 2009 10:40 pm
|with Magellan & his pal Al
Date Climbed: Jun 26, 2004
|good time, a little on the scrambly side towards the top so watch your step!
|Posted Dec 20, 2008 5:14 pm
|Fun hike w/ great scramble!
Date Climbed: Oct 25, 2008
|We found the climbers' trail without issue, but soon lost it due to a mis-marked blaze. (We moved the blaze so that it was on the trail.) Our early wrong turn led us through some heavy bushwacking up a steep slope for awhile that brought us right up to some steep cliffs. We kept heading up and eventually found our way back to the trail. The scramble at the top was fun! (Although a thin sheet of ice covered most of the rock that was not facing the sun -- making it quite slick and very tricky.)
|Posted Oct 28, 2008 1:14 am
|Route Climbed: SW Route Date Climbed: July 11th, 2007
|Started late around 3:00, making sure I had my headlamp with me. Got to the summit in 2:30. Super hot day, when I got home upper 90's were reported, no wonder I was sweating so bad! Spectacular views of the cascade crest, a little hazy for the volcanoes or Olympic range though. 2:00 back to the car.
|Posted Jul 12, 2007 3:06 am
|Late Start
Date Climbed: Jul 29, 2006
|I started up the trailhead at about 1pm not sure if I'd make the summit and ready to continue to Alta if I couldn't find the boot path. Luckily I found it in some trees and decided to hustle to the top. I went up the wrong gully near the top but it only cost me about 20 minutes. Car to summit: 2:30. Summit to car: 1:45. Camped that night at Lake Kachess.
|Posted Aug 6, 2006 3:54 pm
Date Climbed: Oct 10, 2005
|Beautiful climb. Catching the climber's trail on the way down was surprisingly tough, but because of the location of the Rachel Lake trail it is nearly impossible to go wrong (actually, the rocky bluffs make it possible, but unlikely).
|Posted Mar 18, 2006 7:07 pm
|Route Climbed: SW
|Followed same route as previous poster. A few days after summiting the snow began to dump and has not stopped. Great views of Chikamin the Lemahs and Three Queens.
|Posted Feb 27, 2006 3:27 am
|Route Climbed: SW route Date Climbed: June 26, 2004
|Ignore the weather forecast! This one had a little of everything; river hiking, steep dirt, route finding, steep scree, loose choss, and a couple class 3 moves in the last 100'. Did I mention steep? Find the climbers path in the woods just past a major clearing about 2.5 miles in. Realize that up is up. I was slow, but the goal was never in doubt. There is one blank area after leaving the trees. At a big cairn a path goes left and a path goes right. Ignore both and go straight up. Pick up the path left of the last tree stand. The views were mostly great, with some clouds socking in the volcanoes. The register reveals about one party per week signing in. We were the first of four groups to summit today. No snow on route, and considerable melt off when compared to Trailcat's pictures of two weeks ago. I can recommend paying close attention on the way down. There are a few cliffs and bogus brush for those who wander. Wildlife included a yellow pine chipmunk, a garter snake, a rufus hummingbird, a ruffed grouse, and one big frog in the woods. The trail was harder than I expected. Excellent company in Quetzalcoatl and Big Al.
R/T 8+ miles, 3750' gain, 3:00 up and 2:05 down
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The Jeffersonville baseball team started its season on the right foot on Friday night by defeating perennial state power Fort Wayne Carroll in five innings, 10-0.
Red Devil senior Mark Meyer pitched a two-hit shutout, striking out seven and walking two.
"Mark did a decent job. Once he got some first-pitch strikes, he dictated the at-bats," Jeff coach Derek Ellis said.
The Class 4A No. 2 Red Devils jumped on the Chargers early, scoring five runs in the top of the first inning. Ellis thought it was a solid opener for his troops against Carroll, which won Class 4A state championships in 2010 and 2011.
"We're very pleased," Ellis said. "It was a good win against a great team. We swung the bats extremely well."
NEXT: Jeff (1-0) will host Louisville Trinity, Monday.
• Highlanders roll past Southern: Derek Despain went 2-for-4 with four RBIs, including a fourth-inning grand slam, to lead visiting Floyd Central past Louisville Southern on Friday in six innings, 13-2.
Cody Sunderhaus was the winning pitcher for the Highlanders in their season opener. He allowed two runs (both earned) on five hits in four innings, striking out eight.
NEXT: Floyd Central (1-0) hosts South Dearborn and Fort Wayne Carroll, today.
• Highlanders start new era with win: The Scott Castleberry coaching tenure at Floyd Central began on Friday with a 12-2 victory in five innings over Edgewood at the Bedford North Lawrence Tournament.
Taylor Batliner had a huge game for the Highlanders. She went 3-for-4 with two doubles, a home run and six RBIs.
Floyd Central pitcher Caroline Cato went the distance in getting the victory. She gave up two runs on three hits with eight strikeouts and one walk.
NEXT: Floyd Central (1-0) plays Greene County and New Washington at BNL Tournament, today.
• Red Devils blank Lanesville: Kayleigh Thomas tossed a one-hit shutout to lead host Jeff past Lanesville on Friday, 5-0. Thomas struck out 10 and walked none.
At the plate for the Red Devils, Courtney Shepherd went 3-for-3 and Emma Coons was 2-for-4 with a triple.
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• Mustangs fall to Bedford in BNL Tourney: Ashley Johnson went 3-for-4 and had five stolen bases as New Washington lost its first game of the Bedford North Lawrence Tournament to the host Stars on Friday, 9-5. Teammate Coari Robertson was 2-for-3 with two doubles and two RBIs, while the Mustangs' Kayla Sexton went 2-for-3 with a pair of RBIs.
NEXT: New Washington (0-1) plays New Albany and Floyd Central at BNL Tournament, today.