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Behind The Scenes With The Wolverines Behind The Scenes With The Wolverines On The Scene: The WCC Tournament Through Photos On The Scene: The WCC Tournament Through Photos Close Tweet0 Share0 Comment0 Share0 Share0 Stumble It0 Print0 More One And One Five-and-done: Kentucky career of Jon Hood, Calipari's last remaining original recruit, finally ending by Brian Hamilton Add Favorite Favorite Added Email Posted: Wed Apr. 2, 2014 Updated: Sat Jun. 14, 2014 Jon Hood was once a celebrated recruit himself, but he's scored just 95 points in his Wildcats career. (Andy Lyons/Getty Images)Early in the summer of 2009, mostly at night, the Johns played the 'Bama boys two-on-two. It was the simplest way to divide the four of them, a quartet of incoming top 100 recruits for the Kentucky Wildcats: Alabama natives Eric Bledsoe and DeMarcus Cousins on one side, and the two guys with basically the same name, John Wall and Jon Hood, on the other. Wall and Bledsoe would go back and forth, locking each other up, playing as well as you would expect future first-round NBA draft picks to play. Because Hood stood 6-foot-7, he would take on Cousins, who, like Wall, would become a first-team AP All-America that season. Though this was a match-up in only the sense that one of them was standing next to the other."If he played serious, there was no way I could guard him," said Hood. "When he was joking around, he'd shoot jumpers and they'd mess around and lose, because he didn't know when to take it serious or not." Feet up in corner of Kentucky's locker room during the Midwest Regional last weekend, Hood tossed a small black ball from hand to hand as he talked. This was the one story he plucked from memory, one of his favorites. He has many others, because he has many friends who are former teammates that have gone on to the NBA while he remained for a five-year career. By Hood's count, he has 17 numbers in his phone for former Wildcats now in the pros, with whom he at least semi-regularly connects. A good deal of them are the one-and-doners and the early departers, who took leave of Lexington not long after they took a college class for the first time. Hood stayed, the only player on the current Final Four roster remaining from the 2009-10 season, John Calipari's first in Lexington."I just love the kid," Calipari said. "He's come so far. He came from a deer in the headlights, scared to death, to an angry, 'What is this?', to a great teammate, to a loving part of our family. I wish I had all kids for four or five years to see this. I'm not going to convince a young man that should go chase his dreams to come back for me and win games. I'm not doing that. But I wish I had him more, because I can't tell you how much enjoyment I get from that."Hood starred at North Hopkins High School in Madisonville, Ky., earning the state's Mr. Basketball honors in 2009 after averaging 29.4 points and 12.9 rebounds as a senior. He was the No. 40 recruit in the nation, a four-star prospect in a breathtaking five-man freshman class that featured Wall, Cousins, Bledsoe and Daniel Orton. Hood played 74 minutes in that first year for a 35-3 team that bowed out in the Elite Eight. All four of his fellow recruits entered the draft, only to be replaced by a class that included Terrence Jones, Brandon Knight and Doron Lamb. Hood played 158 minutes that season, none of them in the Final Four, where Kentucky lost to Connecticut in the national semifinals. He then tore his ACL during summer workouts in 2011 and redshirted the following season, when the Wildcats won the national championship behind one-and-done stars Anthony Davis and Michael Kidd-Gilchrist. Hood returned to the court last year and played just 146 minutes in 23 games while a new batch of stars like Nerlens Noel and Archie Goodwin took center stage for a single season.He has added just 47 minutes to the ledger this year, crowded out of a backcourt that features freshmen stars Aaron and Andrew Harrison and James Young. Before Kentucky's senior night on March 4, Hood was asked how the knee injury affected his career. "Made me stay here longer," he cracked. It also made him reevaluate how he and the game would coexist from that point forward. "It made me look at things a different way, look at the relationships I had with people, helped me develop my sense for basketball, my love for basketball in a different way and a new light," Hood said.It perhaps was not evident at the time of the tear, or even until this final season. But this was the genesis of the teammate known as Coach Hoodie.Now five years into his career, Hood may not know Calipari's system better than the coaches installing it, but he surely knows it better than the fledgling young stars populating the Kentucky roster on an annual basis. In this, his contribution to a third Final Four run during his career cannot be underestimated: He can coach players in their own vernacular, basically serving as a translator for a staff that implements an offensive or defensive set and doesn't expect to repeat the directions too often."When I first got here, I didn't really know much," Wildcats freshman guard James Young said. "He was a coach on the floor. He really just guided me. When I didn't know a certain play I was supposed to know, I'd go to Jon right there in the corner, because he played the same position. He'd tell me what I had to do."Said freshman guard Aaron Harrison: "He knows everything. He knows what coach expects and he knows what he wants. So he helps us live up to coach's expectation."Now, to hear Calipari tell it, Hood may be helping the coach live up to the coach's expectation. Neither Hood nor Calipari could remember the exact game – Hood thought it was one against LSU – but a team settled into a zone defense against Kentucky. At some point in the first half, Hood deduced that the lob was readily available for the Wildcats. So he told Calipari. The lob never came, so Hood screamed reminders and eventually walked down to the head coach in the middle of the game and reiterated it: The lob is there.At a timeout in the second half, Calipari finally said, The lob is there. So Kentucky threw the lob.It resulted in a dunk, and Calipari walked down to Hood at the end of the bench. "He gave me a high-five and just kind of shook his head and laughed at me and went back to the other end," Hood said.Likewise, in the regional final against Michigan, the Wolverines were at the free-throw line in a late-game situation when Calipari received a tap on the shoulder. It was Hood, wondering what Calipari planned to do if freshman center Dakari Johnson rebounded a miss, as Michigan immediately would foul a 44.9 percent shooter from the stripe."He came up to me – not an assistant," Calipari said. "I said, 'Aaron, Andrew (Harrison), if Dakari rebounds, you call an immediate timeout, right away.' That's what he's done."At the beginning of his final season at Kentucky, Hood had no intention of coaching. Then he realized, he said, that some guys have a knack for it and some don't. He figures he has the knack, if high-fives from a national title-winning coach mean anything."At the end of the day, who wants to go sit at a desk when you can be around basketball 24-7?" Hood said. "It's the greatest game in the world, so why end your career when you can go into coaching?"The greatest game in the world probably hasn't given back to Hood in the way he'd hoped it would when he signed a letter of intent with Kentucky. He hit a three-pointer on senior night and Rupp Arena exploded, but it accounted for one-fifth of his total points scored on the season (15). Instead, the game gave him some famous friends and some indelible memories, including some he and the Wildcats are still in the process of making.He catches his former teammates on television when he can, shooting them a Good game or a Nice numbers or Way to cross him over text. "It's nuts to see that I have 17 numbers in my phone that are NBA players, or that are NBA players down in the D-league waiting for a chnce to get back up," Hood said. "To have 17 brothers like that, it's a blessing. You learn so much from them, not just on the basketball court. Because what they can teach you on the basketball court, just playing with them, is monumental. But when you get off the court and you're around those guys that everybody thinks are bad guys or thugs or whatever, and they're great human beings, it's far more exciting to me. It means more to me to see them that way."In the giddy Kentucky locker room following the win over Michigan last Sunday that cinched a Final Four spot, Hood sat by his locker stall with the regional championship trophy cradled in his right arm. He had seen Darius Miller do the same with the national title trophy in 2012, a senior literally never letting go of the accomplishment, and decided it was his right to do the same. He'd seen enough and been around long enough. Just let someone try to take it from him.No one did. On Monday morning, Hood walked into Calipari's office. He still had the trophy."Where do you want me to put it?" Hood asked."You can keep it," Calipari said."I've had it all night," Hood replied. 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"Green Arrow" #0 resets the origins of Oliver Queen and Tommy Merlyn, giving both a little motivation as well as a shared history.
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"Uncanny X-Force" #30 follows the reincarnated Apocalypse on a road trip that threatens to sully his new and clean attitude.
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Geoff Johns and Jim Lee bring the conclusion to "The Villain's Journey" in "Justice League" #12, as Superman and Wonder Woman lock lips.
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Christos Gage and Tom Grummett kick off "Final Exam" in "Avengers Academy" #34, and for an "everything changes" storyline, this opening chapter appears to deliver.
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Recovering from the "Avengers Vs. X-Men" crossover, "Secret Avengers" #29 sees the team short on Avengers, choosing to play up the secrets with an appearance by the new Masters of Evil.
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Masks & Mobsters #1
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Batwoman #11
J.H. Williams III, W. Haden Blackman and Trevor McCarthy wrap up the second arc of "Batwoman" with a disappointing whimper instead of a bang.
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"Justice League" #11's overall ideas involving the ghosts of loved ones aren't bad, but this chapter in particular feels like everyone's vamping for time before the big conclusion.
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"The Infernal Man-Thing" reads like bizarre Alan Moore and as such retains quality while subverting theme and tone.
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"Before Watchmen: Ozymandias" #1 is a superbly illustrated but strangely incongruous origin story for this most enigmatic of the Watchmen.
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Justice League #10
"Justice League" #10 features the big reveal of DC's next major villain as well as the return of Black Adam!
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Andy Kubert and his father, Joe, bring the Kubert magic to the origin of the Nite Owl. Unfortunately, the story is less inspiring.
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New Crusaders #2
A new superhero team pitched right into the kid market.
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Batwoman #10
For a storyline being told out-of-order, "Batwoman" #10 still comes together nicely.
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Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre #1
"Before Watchmen: Silk Spectre" #1 looks beautiful, but there's not much behind the great art.
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Before Watchmen: Minutemen #1
Opening "Before Watchmen" comics with "Minutemen" #1 by Darwyn Cooke was an extremely smart move on DC's part.
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Godzilla #1
"Godzilla" #1 a smashfest as Godzilla pisses off the wrong man.
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Amazing Spider-Man: Ends of the Earth #1
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Justice League #9
Jim Lee returns to the art chores and the story of Shazam! continues in the backup of "Justice League" #9.
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New Crusaders #1
The new Red Circle makes its digital debut with "The New Crusaders."
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Avengers Academy #29
"Avengers Academy" gets dragged into "Avengers vs. X-Men" with a mixed bag of results.
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Justice League #8
Green Arrow has come courting the Justice League for membership and the resulting mix is like oil and water.
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Dark Horse Presents #11
"Dark Horse Presents" continues to provide a lot of bang for your buck.
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Fear Itself: The Fearless #12
"The Fearless" draws to a close, but does the story actually end?
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Supreme #63
One final Alan Moore script for "Supreme" is published and it makes me yearn for a high-quality collection or two of the rest of his run.
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Secret Avengers #24
The Secret Avengers are divided and on their way to being conquered by the mechanical Descendants.
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Voodoo #7
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Daken: Dark Wolverine #23
Daken's solo title comes to a close with a climactic confrontation between Dark Wolverine, The Avengers and the Future Foundation, ending not with a bang but a whimper.
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Ghost Rider #9
"Ghost Rider" reaches the end of the road, as Alejandra decides to bring the Spirit of Vengeance knocking on the gates of Hell.
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Justice League #7
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Batwoman #7
Batwoman continues to try to find her way in the relaunched DC Universe, slowly and methodically finding her way.
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Glory #24
This second issue of the revitalized "Glory" title is about as far from a "Wonder Woman" knockoff as a title could be. It's also a solid read.
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Venom #13.4
How many characters have been banished to Hell in the course of comic book history? Add Venom to the list.
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Justice League #6
Five members of the Legion are lost in the past, fighting an unknown number of foes with undefined capabilities making for an enjoyable read.
|March 1st, 2012
The Darkness #100
The release of "The Darkness II" video game is sure to stir up some interest in Jackie Estacado, but this issue might not be the best prescription for Darkness fever.
|February 29th, 2012
Secret Avengers #23
What are the Adaptoids up? Ant-Man is going to find out, because he's the best Avenger ever! Oh wait, we may be screwed...
|February 27th, 2012
Avengers Academy #26
Jeremy Briggs has come to drive a wedge into the Avengers Academy and it takes an entire issue.
|February 23rd, 2012
Glory #23
"Glory" kicks off its re-launch with a bold new creative team and direction.
|February 16th, 2012
Venom #13.1
The unlikely team of Venom, Ghost Rider, Red Hulk and X-23 confront Blackheart.
|February 13th, 2012
Secret Avengers #22
Rick Remender and Gabriel Hardman begin their highly anticipated run on "Secret Avengers" with an exciting story that offers up a great slice of Avengers pseudo-nostalgia.
|February 8th, 2012
Batwoman #6
The Amy Reeder-drawn arc on "Batwoman" finally begins, and it's off to a slow but promising start.
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. — SUNY Upstate Medical University President Gregory L. Eastwood, M.D., has set the goal of having a completely smoke-free environment at SUNY Upstate—no smoking within the buildings or on the grounds owned or leased by SUNY Upstate—beginning Aug. 1, 2005.
"We are responsible for providing a safe environment for our employees, students, volunteers, patients, and visitors," Eastwood said. "Achieving a smoke-free environment is the right thing to do. Also, this is squarely within the mission of Upstate, which is dedicated to preventing disease and improving health through education, research and health care. Smoking on the Upstate campus contradicts that mission," he said.
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While most college coaches typically refuse to acknowledge anything surprises them, Washington's Steve Sarkisian said Friday that he didn't expect freshly hired offensive coordinator Jim Michalczik to bolt before he'd even overseen a practice.
"I was caught off guard by it," Sarkisian said of Michalczik leaving for a post with the Oakland Raiders.
"I knew Jimmy was a really good football coach. I thought in time that we'd have to deal with it. I wasn't quite ready to deal with it this first year."
That necessitated Sarkisian's recent moves: hiring Dan Cozzetto away from Arizona State to be offensive line coach/running game coordinator and promoting Doug Nussmeier from quarterbacks coach to offensive coordinator.
"Every coach on our offensive staff at one time or another has been a coordinator," Sarkisian said. "So there are a lot of guys who can think outside the box and not just their position group. They get the game. They have a feel for the game and an understanding that it's more than just their position group
Sarkisian also made it clear that he knew and approved of Cozzetto's reputation as a hard-driving, old-school coach.
"He brings a hard-nosed mentality to our guys up front," Sarkisian said.
Sarkisian confirmed that graduate assistant Klayton Adams, a former assistant coach at Western Washington, which has dropped football, will oversee the tight ends.
He also waved away rumors that some players were struggling with a new, more intense off-season conditioning program.
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Kaka said he never considered himself a City player, despite Milan giving him permission to hold talks about a January transfer.
And the 26-year-old revealed he is "celebrating" his decision to pledge his future to Milan and says money would not influence his future.
"I feel great in a place where everybody loves me and I'm very happy to stay," he told Italian TV.
"My family were great allowing me to take the decision independently. I never argued with my father, as somebody wrote. I have listened to my heart as many people advised me to do.
"At Milan there are many wonderful people like (Berlusconi) and Leonardo, who is much more than a director for me, he is a real friend.
"I have never asked for a raise in my salary and I will never do so. Milan were always nice to me, raising my salary whenever they felt it was fair to do it. I can only thank them for this.
"After Saturday's game many people showed me their support, I have received drawings by kids trying to convince me to stay. It was wonderful. I remember when I left Sao Paolo some fans protested against me, here they all stand by my side instead.
"I'm currently celebrating this decision at home with a couple of friends. I'm a religious person and I believe the path God decides for us is not always the most logical one.
"Milan had never considered any offer for me in the past. This time it was different and I had to think about it but then I decided to stay. My team-mates were incredible. They all tried to tell me something and stay close to me in this period.
"I haven't been a Manchester City player, not even for one minute."
what a wonderful role model.... good on you senor kaka... the world is proud, you reperesent all that is still good in football..... and then we have tw/\ts like joey barton, rio "druggie" ferdinand, john "grab the ref's card" terry, thuggooney, "enslaved" donaldo, stevie "dj bashing" gerrard, moaner drogba, etc..... this lot ought to be ASHAMED..... a DISGRACE to the beautiful game is what the lot of them are.... obrigado friends!!!This topic is deleted.Sort: Newest | Oldest | Most Replied Expand all replies
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"You exploited your senior position as a consultant respiratory physician to lure women into sexual relations. Your property wealth, tailored wardrobe, high lifestyle, illicit weekends and expensive trinkets dazzled those whom you designed to seduce."
"It is a striking feature that you hid from your colleagues the fact that you were married with two children. Your motive for concealing your family life is obvious and your mistresses were the last to know."
"To be made a consultant is a high accolade. It carries the advantages of respect and lucrative private practice. But it also carries duties of responsibility and integrity. Your criminal behaviour towards Bella Prowse not only threw away the standards expected, but it has also betrayed your whole profession. When you told the jury that your profession is to preserve life not end it, those words should have stuck in your throat, but out they came, so desperate were you to hoodwink the jury and save your skin."
"The trial process has exposed you, stripped of your flummery, as a liar, a cheat and a predator. It is no surprise that in addition to your chaotic emotional life, your clinical research is under scrutiny as lacking depth and validity. The fantasy part of your life left little time indeed for serious research."
"Your egocentric life pattern, your delusions of grandeur and your pathological need to impress others have produced many victims, not just Bella Prowse. You have deeply hurt them all."


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newhope church in Durham, NC, near Southpoint Mall, was recently named 10th fastest growing church in America and is pulling out all the stops for their ninth anniversay celebration, Vision Day IX.
It's also the congregation that skyrocketed to national attention in late summer when it was named as the 10th fastest growing church in America.
Only nine years old, the church will hold Vision Day on Sunday, Jan. 30, to celebrate accomplishments during the past year and to set its course for the future. The congregation will pull out all the stops for a celebration that offers everything from Sumo wrestling and outdoor music to gifts for everybody.
Blaine Avery, a craftsman from Seagrove, will demonstrate the art of pottery and display a variety of his completed works as the church takes a look at the verse of Scripture: "You, Lord God, are our Father. We are the clay. You are the potter, we are the work of your hand." (Isaiah 64:8)
Worship will be held at the usual times, 8:30, 10:10 and 11:45 a.m. but in between worship celebrations, activities for all ages will be going on in the Rotunda and outdoors around the building.
This church has much to celebrate. During the past year, "God has worked mightily" to attract newcomers and new members, says Pastor Benji Kelley, and the congregation has begun to spread its wings, offering new ministries and innovative programs.
Its lively contemporary services, including music that raises the roof, attracts between 50 and 60 newcomers each week with an average attendance of 2,000. And during the past year, a total of 238 people have joined the church, including 109 baptisms.
This growth has sparked a 28 percent increase in giving, making it possible to add 15 new staff positions. The church opened a community playground in the spring, hosted an annual N.C. East District Wesleyan Conference in July with more than 350 pastors and staff attending, hosted The Global Leadership Summit in August with more than 250 pastors attending; and launched its first multi-site campus in Garner in September.
Other major activities have included the Tree of Hope donations during the Christmas season that was a huge success and blessed 1,000 families outside the church and 30 families in the church with a meaningful Christmas.
Organized in 2001 with a core group of only five, the church held its first gatherings in the Chapel Hill home of the pastor and his wife, Amy Lynn. The first congregational worship space was at East Chapel Hill High School, but later moved to an old church sanctuary owned by the Catholic Church, but available for rent, on Ghimgoul Road in Chapel Hill.
The next year, the congregation acquired 27 acres of land on Fayetteville Road in Durham and later added nine more acres to wait until the time was right to build a permanent campus. The pastor calls the acquisition of the land "a miracle," because it was prime property located less than a mile from the Streets at Southpoint, the epicenter of growth in the Triangle.
In 2005, the Catholic Church sold the sanctuary to a Chapel Hill resident and newhope was on the move again. This time it was to a storefront on Garrett Road in Durham, a location near 15-501 and Duke University.
At this third location, the fledgling church witnessed amazing growth, both in numbers and in racial and socio-economic diversity. And all the while, the pastor and a core group of leaders and staff were working on a five-year Strategic Ministry Plan. The result was a plan to use all 36 acres and to build a 36,000 square foot Phase One building.
On Sunday, March 15, 2009, the congregation moved from Garrett Road to open the doors at the new Central Campus on Fayetteville Road.
As you might expect, Sunday morning at newhope is an assault on the senses with people swarming about the Rotunda, drinking coffee, browsing the book tables and signing the volunteer roster. On one side of the large area, thirsty folks file by the counter at Higher Ground Cafe where a buck will get you an espresso or a latte.
Picking one's way though the crush of the crowd is a challenge. It's not just the number of people, but the visiting and the talking among worshipers who are both coming and going and the upbeat music that has already begun in the worship center.
Like worship in other contemporary churches, amplified music with special effects lighting create an almost fevered pitch and a sense of anticipation.
With Bible in hand, the high octane pastor launches into his message, using no notes and referring from time to time to Scripture texts that are projected on the big screens. A gifted speaker and charismatic leader, he holds degrees from Duke Divinity School and Asbury Theological Seminary. His wife, Amy Lynn, also a Duke Divinity graduate, is pastor of the children's church.
newhope church warmly welcomes any and everyone to Vision Day this Sunday!
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This Bugatti Type 51 Coupe was originally built as a Bugatti factory team Grand Prix racer that was driven to great success by legendary French racing driver Louis Chiron. Chiron won the Monaco race in April 1931 and following the racing season, Bugatti gave the car to Chiron. Chiron sold the car and it was acquired by Parisian playboy Andre Bith who drove the car in rallys and sporting events. In 1937, Bith commissioned Louis Dubos to build an exciting and stylish aerodynamic coupe body for the Type 51. Bith was so pleased with the new body, he entered it in the 1937 Bagatelle Concours d'Elegance and scored a 2nd overall. Bith sold the car and lost track of it during WWII.
The car changed hands several times until located by the present owner who, with the help of 90-year-old Andre Bith, was able to restore it with its original Grand Prix racer body with a replica body by renowned Bugatti authority O.A. Phillips.
The car is powered by a dual-overhead-cam, 8-cylinder, 2.3L (136.5 cubic inch) engine, developing 185 horsepower.
The Bugatti Type 51 was produced from 1931 through 1935 with a total of 40 examples being produced of both the T-51 and T-51A. These new racers were Ettore Bugatti's attempt to replace the aging Type 35's with a more-modern racer with improved power and performance. The front-wheel drive Miller racing cars were extremely quick and Ettore wanted to know the reasons for their success. In exchange for three Type 43, Ettore got two Miller 91's. These two vehicles were studied and their engines dismantled. Nearly identical copies of the engine block and head were made and installed in a Type 35. The result was the Type 51. The Type 51 came in to configurations, a 2.0-liter and 2.3-liter. The Type-51A had a 1.5 liter engine and a supercharger. The twin overhead cam engine 2.3 liter engine was capable of producing 160 horsepower with a Roots-Type supercharger. With the body and chassis weighing in around 750 kg's, the car had a top speed of 230 km/h.
In 1931 a Bugatti Type 51 emerged victorious at the French Grand Prix. This was one of the few highlights of its career. The more powerful Alfa Romeo's and Maserati's were far too dominate. Bugatti found it difficult to compete with teams that had government support such as the German's and Italians.
Later, the Type 53, Type 54, and type 59 were created. The Type 59 was powered by a 3.3 liter engine and mounted in a modified version of the Type 54 chassis. These were produced in very limited numbers with only about 7 examples being created. The 250 horsepower and low center of gravity made them formidable contenders. The weight of the vehicle was reduced by drilling holes in the chassis.
Not all of the Type 51's were bare-bones racers. A coupe was created that coupled power with luxury. It had a short racing career driven by Rene Dreyfus and Louis Chiron. It was later purchased by Andre Birth who had a custom coachbuilt body adapted to the chassis. In 2000 it was purchased by the Nethercutt Collection who commissioned a full restoration. It was shown at the 2003 Pebble Beach Concours in honor of the featured marque, Bugatti. It was awarded Second in Class.
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'Addicted to Winning': at this year's Goodwood Festival of Speed, Mercedes-Benz looks back on some fascinating racing victories of the last 120 years •The unique motor sport heritage of the Mercedes-Benz brand is being celebrated with an exclusive installation by sculptor Gerry Judah •Mercedes-Benz and Gran Turismo®6 jointly celebrate '120 years of motor sport'
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SAN DIEGO, Calif. - Behind a big five-run sixth inning and a perfect 3-for-3 day from Corey LeVier, the University of San Diego baseball team upset No. 10 Cal State Fullerton, 12-8, in a non-conference game at Cunningham Stadium Tuesday afternoon.
Nine of the 10 Torero hitters that went to the plate recorded at least one hit with LeVier leading the way going 3-for-3 with one home run and four RBI. Kevin Muno, Kalei Hanawahine, Zack Kometani, Bryan Haar, Julian Duran and Scott Schauer all recorded two hits a piece as USD strung together 17 hits on the afternoon.
It was a back and forth affair in the early going of the game, as the Titans scored three unearned runs in the first inning, then USD came back to tie things up by scoring two runs in the second, and one in the third inning. Fullerton would then score two runs in the fourth and one in the fifth, while USD scored one run in the fourth to move the sea-saw affair to a 6-5 CSF lead.
San Diego then grabbed control of the momentum in the bottom of the sixth inning as they push across five runs on five hits. Schauer got things started with a single through the left side, moved to second on Tony Strazzara's single to right field, and Schauer then moved to third on a fielding error by the right fielder on the same play. Muno then drove in Schauer with a RBI single up the middle for the first run of the inning and Strazzara advanced to third. A errant throw on a pick-off attempt by the pitcher then scored Strazzara and allowed Muno to reach third. Hanawahine drove in Muno with a RBI single to right field and Kris Bryant then pushed across Muno with a triple. LeVier would then push across Bryant on a sacrifice fly to centerfield to put the game out of reach at 10-6.
The Titans then attempted to rally in the top of the ninth as they scored two runs on two hits with no outs, but Paul Paez then entered the game and retired all three batters he faced to end the game and pick up his first save of the season.
Freshman right-hander Max MacNabb (1-2) picked up his first win of the season, as he allowed no runs on no hits in 1.0 innings of work. Fullerton's Ryan Ackland (0-1) was saddled with the loss for the Titans as he allowed three runs on three hits in 0.0 innings of work.
The Toreros will return to action on Friday as they head to Moraga, Calif. to resume West Coast Conference play against Saint Mary's College. First pitch is set for 3 p.m.
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You've gotta love those celebrities selling products they'd never wear themselves. Take Star Jones, of the unlimited Fendi baguettes, shilling for Payless. Or Gisele Bundchen, provocatively posing in a poorly cut Victoria's Secret suit she could squeeze five legs and a watermelon into. The latest is beleaguered O.C. naïf Mischa Barton, hawking Keds, the infamously bland canvas tennis shoe, in every fashion magazine.
We suppose that if Lacoste, Penguin, and Le Tigre can make a comeback, then surely Keds stands a chance (although it has no little animal logo, and everyone knows a tiger clinging to your right boob sells product). With slogans like, "Cool isn't forgetting where you came from," the ad department at Keds is clearly aimed at hitting slicked-up urbanites right at their humble New Jersey beginnings as if to say, 'Remember when you used to wear us every day?' "
Unfortunately, Keds' greatest obstacle is that . . . well, the shoe is kind of butt-ugly. In the late '80s, cramming athletic socks into those narrow-fit sneakers always looked odd, but all hope was lost when you paired them with knee-short jeans and some of those groovy half-up, half-down bangs. We wonder if this former "shoe of champions," once worn by international soccer and tennis stars, is in need of an update. Instead, the company has taken to merely offering the same style in a plethora of new printsgingham, anyone?and high-tech fabric like MicroStretch and LifeProof technology. Welcome to the brand new stain-resistant Ked.
Puma's relaunch of the famous Tretorn tennis sneaker, the Nylite, might fare better. With its traditional V-toe shape and heftier build, the preppy '80s trainer is far more handsome than the wimpy Ked. Puma acquired the Swedish company Tretorn four years ago with a plan to return the shoe to its golden days in the '70s and '80s, when Muffy, Buffy, and five-time Wimbledon champion Bjorn Borg sported them on and off the tennis courts. The Nylite broke new ground for the company in 1964 (when Tretorn was known more for its rubber boots) as the first leather performance shoe. It was adopted across college campuses in the '80s and The Official Preppy Handbook later dubbed it a staple of both the female and male prep's wardrobe.
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Medina County District Library features 3 premium galleries showing the work of local artists. The Medina Library Gallery, located on the third floor, features monthly shows in a beautiful space filled with natural light. See National shows, the Medina County Art League's Annual Aquarius show and exhibits from local artist and groups. The Medina Library art gallery has a new name. The B. Smith Gallery is sponsored by and named in honor of former MCDL director, Bob Smith. Smith served as director from the mid 1980's through 1998. The Highland Library Gallery features two-month shows in partnership with the Cliffside Artist Collaborative and other local artists. The Lodi Library Gallery, in the Community Room, features monthly shows by local artists.
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Aug. 5-19 - Teen Photography Contest
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Definición de irredeemable en inglés:
1Not able to be saved, improved, or corrected: so many irredeemable mistakes have been made
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- He can drop back down to Austin and tap one of the truly irredeemable die-hards on the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals.
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- But then again, maybe I'm just an irredeemable optimist.
2(Of paper currency) for which the issuing authority does not undertake to pay coin.
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2.1(Of securities) on which no date is given for repayment of the capital sum.
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Christopher,the guide was very good,very warm,knowledgable,involeved himself in tour so much that it was a pure joy to be with him..not only film guide but in general he was amazing..he made my trip..i was looking forward to see all locations and he was beyond my expectation in doing so..I recommend strongly to go for this tour..
Our guide, Barbara, was amazing. So personable, knowledgeable, and able to switch back and forth between German and English without a hitch. She knows The Third Man inside and out and added a tremendous amount to our understanding and appreciation of that wonderful film.
If you are a fan of the film, then this tour is a must.
Wonderful tour capturing some of the special moments of the movie, highlighting some of the secrets and sharing stories of the making of the movie. Excellent and very knowledgeable tour guide
Truly brilliant guide with loads of undying enthusiasm. Amazing and highly recomended
A very informative and entertaining tour for fans of the movie!
Christopher is passionate about the subject, and it was fun doing this walking tour with others who know and enjoy the movie. The day we did it was very cold and windy, but everyone hung in there because the information shared about the movie, and indeed about Vienna, was so interesting. Really, really enjoyed it.
This was a great tour with an excellent guide. We thoroughly enjoyed it!
The guide could do the tour in English and German. I choose the German one. It was excellent. It was not just information about the 3rd Man Film itself she told about the history of Vienna as well which added colour to the city. Well worth doing
Our tour guide, Chris, was excellent. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed the tour in fact we went to see the film the next day whilst it was all fresh in our minds. Admittedly it was about 38 degrees. Really interesting and good fun.
Excellent tour . Barbara the guide was very knowledgable and friendly. Tour ends at a restaurant just in front of the famous door where Harry Lime is standing watching Holly. Food there is very good - a great way to end the trip. Recommend walk AND restaurant . Linda
Very enjoyable for a fan of the film, which I am. The guide (Chris) was knowledgeable and entertaining. The zither player was a great touch!!
A different take on Vienna. Enjoyed the tour and the information provided. Interesting even if you are not a Third Man fan
We were very pleased with this walking tour. Not only did the guide (I can't remember his name) know the movie very well, but he also gave a nice brief historical overview of the war as a backdrop of the movie. We highly recommend this tour which takes you through the streets of Vienna. Very charming!
Our tour guide was fantastic-- enthusiastic, knowledgeable, and did a great job incorporating bits of local history. The tour took us to some great sites, and even for someone who isn't a HUGE fan of the movie, this was a highlight of my trip to Vienna.
An amazing insight into the making of the Third Man film and the post war city in which it was based.
Our guide was excellent and made the whole thing come to life.
If you like the film this tour it is "must do"
A really informative tour. Our tour guide was enthusiastic and interesting. I had an initial problem with the constant switch from German to English as I had expected an all English narrative but I eventually tuned in and enjoyed the tour. If you remember this excellent film this is a tour for you. Luckily the film was showing in Vienna at the time and it was great to watch it again after seeing the settings, sites and getting all the insude information.
Brenda G USA
Very interesting tour, with a lot of walking. The guide was very informative. There was a nice surprise at the end.
I've long been a huge fan of The Third Man and despite having read books about the movie and the director, I still learned all kinds of interesting things about the making of the movie as well as a fascinating look at life in post-war Vienna. My tour guide Kirstin was great--fun and personable and very knowledgeable. I particularly loved the surprise at the end, that REALLY made this tour extra-special in a personal way for me. You don't have to already know and love The Third Man to get something from this tour--but I guarantee you'll want to see it if you haven't already.
an excellent trip despite the rain. Guide was well informed and entertaining
This was really entertaining and full of fascinating facts about this classic film. Really enjoyed it !
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One of the "must do" attractions if you are ever in Vienna. Christopher, our guide, was so enthusiastic about his city, the classic film and making sure we all enjoyed ourselves, that the time just flew by. Thoroughly recommended. And the "surprise" at the end, was very emotional for me! Alistair
This is a really fun tour and a must f you're a fan of the "Third Man."
Awesome tour. It is more than just the movie tour. The guide places the film in the context of post-war Vienna.
If ever there was a case of 'under selling' this was it. Even if you've never heard of 'The Third Man' I would recommend this walk. What you get is an extremely well informed visit to many of the shoot locations, supported by anecdotes about the writer, producer, director and many of the actors. This is supported by background information on the making of the film and an insight into how the film was relevant to it's time on both a local and global scale. The fascinating guide was passionate about her city and the film, and she was immensely knowledgeable about the history of both. It was impressive that she catered for English and German speakers in the same tour. This did make it longer than it might have been (at 2 hours 30 mins) but it was immensely enjoyable and informative all the same.
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We know Pettis wants to fight Aldo, and if he wins he wants to fight Benson Henderson. Jose Aldo says if he beats Pettis he wants to go and get a title shot at Bensons belt. Benson Henderson said he wants to fight GSP. Then you got GSP who could fight Silva or Silva who might fight Jon Jones, and Jon Jones has said he wants to go to heavy weight soon.
IDK what to make of this. I know the whole GSP vs Silva has been talked about for a while now. And the Silva and Jones thing.
Im interested in the Pettis vs Aldo for the featherweight title, but i do think he should have a fight or 2 first. Lamas deserves it. But the whole weight moving thing with Aldo getting a title shot, im not a fan of it. Benson is wanting a super fight with GSP. Which I dont think happens anytime soon. Im not sure if Aldo want to take the Featherweight belt and have both but Pettis does. I don tlike that at all really.
I dont think champion should hop weight and get title shot instantly. Like 145 Lamas Finished Koch and now Pettis comes down and Lamas will have to fight again.
Dont get me wrong some would be great. But if seems like every champ wants to move weight.
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"Hookups," sexual interactions between partners who do not expect a romantic commitment, are believed to be common among adolescents and young adults. Most existing research is cross-sectional and has not investigated the antecedents or consequences of hookups. To our knowledge, this study provides the first prospective investigation of the hypothesized predictors of penetrative sex hookups (i.e., oral, vaginal, and anal sex) and the first exploration of the short-term mental health consequences of hookups. A total of 140 first-semester college students (109 females, 31 males) completed an anonymous survey early in their first semester; the survey assessed 18 potential predictors of hooking up that were identified from theory and past research. At the end of their first semester, students again responded to a survey and provided data on their oral and vaginal sex hookup behavior (occurrence and number of partners), distress, and self-esteem. Baseline and follow-up data were linked using unique codes that protected participants' anonymity. Pre-college hookup patterns, peak intoxication level, and situational triggers for hookups were consistent predictors of oral and vaginal sex hookup behavior (and number of hookup partners) in the first semester of college. Penetrative sex hookups increased psychological distress for females, but not for males. Implications for education and intervention as well as suggestions for future research are discussed.
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Georgia Tech researchers are working on technologies and policies to make the vision of self-driving cars a safe and viable reality.
The more powerful our devices get, the more heat they generate. Georgia Tech researchers are finding ways to take the heat off.
Tech's regional engineers, who live and work in the areas they serve, are taking the Institute's manufacturing expertise to companies around the state.
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