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Designed to recreate Hawaii's native volcanic rock and its thrilling climbs, a multitude of climbing surfaces erupt throughout Volcanic Rock Gym's 3,000 square feet. From 16 feet in the air, a large top-out boulder hangs over an expanse of traversing walls, campus boards, and safety mats. Traditionalists can scale a vertical wall with the reassurance of a physical anchor on the top-rope routes, and rebellious climbers and mountain-goat impersonators can attempt the crack-climbing walls and bouldering façades. In addition, curious spelunkers can explore the bouldering cave, negotiating its ceiling holds and stubborn bats to emerge back in the gym from a massive overhang. Climbing routes change every month to present new climbing challenges and dissuade cheaters from memorizing all the foothold nibs before testing their climbing prowess.
On Race World Hawaii's track, kids of all ages race each other in tiny, rainbow-hued box cars?all of which run without fuel. Instead, the simple cars are powered by gravity, which pushes them down the track during open-track racing, field trips, and special events. All the while, track marshals supervise, making sure that drivers have the correct safety gear?including helmets, sport shoes that cover the entire foot, long pants that touch shoes for those under 18, and a ship's anchor they can drop to slow down.
Sanoe Garcia-Suguitan, owner and founder of Akala Dance Studio, leads a team of instructors in teaching hip-centric movements during hula and Tahitian dance classes. Across three different dance spaces, the 45-minute classes impart basic steps in a fun, noncompetitive setting, ranging from the smooth, foot-grounded sways of hula to the energetic rhythms of Tahitian dance. The studio also puts on productions, in which professional dancers don grass skirts and colorful headpieces for special events such as weddings, luaus, or amateur competitions.
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Mad Tiger Academy prides itself on fostering a community where all participants—men, women, and children—feel welcome. Teaching Gracie jujitsu and muay thai, the instructors arm students of all skill levels with techniques to stave off altercations while boosting self-confidence. In addition to teaching martial arts, the team also leads fitness boot camps, yoga, and Zumba classes.
Powered by twin Cummins engines, it's not a rare sight to see the good ship Kilikina skipping across Oahu's waves to speedily deliver divers to the best dive spots. Under the banner of Hawaiian Diving Adventures, LLC, she plies the waters to provide a luxurious diving experience for up to 13 passengers. Kilikina boasts a freshwater shower, rinse buckets for expensive camera equipment, and comfortable wide seating, thanks to a clever tank-storage system. She doesn't cater only to experience divers, however; she also serves as the launch point for guided snorkeling tours, which provide close encounters with local wildlife and reefs.


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Styles for Smiles, an annual fundraiser for Project Healthy Smile, is back this weekend for an afternoon of fashion, shopping, pampering, and activities for the whole family. Hosted by Carly Aplin of the CW-Twin Cities, the celebration will feature a runway show with spring fashions from Kokoon, Local Motion, and Primp, plus mini makeovers and false-eyelash applications by Brett Dorrian Artistry Studios, wine and hors d'oeuvres, music, face painting, games, and an interactive photo booth. Project Healthy Smile, founded by Hollie Mae Schultz and Michelle Patterson, provides oral health education and dental supplies to underprivileged children around the world. Project Healthy Smile currently has programs set up in orphanages in Haiti, Cambodia, Vietnam, and Uganda. The funds raised at this year's Styles for Smiles will go toward upcoming missions to Haiti and East Africa, and will help sustain programs in other countries.
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Photos and Description of this 3 bedroom holiday villa in Guia
3 Bedrooms, Quality Villa With Private Pool, For Up To 8 Persons + Infants
Villa Ana is an excellent, very pretty villa with 3 Bedrooms, 3 Bathrooms (2 with en-suite bathrooms).
If ever there was a perfectly located holiday villa, it is Villa Ana. Because you've got absolutely everything on your doorstep! Only 500 metres away from Guia, an easy 5-10 minutes stroll.
Villa Ana is perfectly located in a dead end street in quality resort of Quinta dos Alamos.
We are very fortunate to have this villa from this year, for years this was one of Thomson (Tui) favourite villa, which was always booked. But now we rent it exclusively! And at low prices.
The villa has 3 well appointed bedrooms with 3 bathrooms (2 of bedrooms with private bathroom, each with a private balcony, north facing rooms, so they are always very cool rooms, overlooking the large garden & lawn). 2 double bedrooms & 1 twin bedroom.
The whole villa is perfectly laid out on one level, with an open-plan lounge /dining area, comfortable sofas, Satellite TV, table & chairs, with 2 terraces, the always cool north facing terrace with table & chairs, perfect for outdoor dining & relaxing, or the very sunny south facing pool terrace. The fully equipped kitchen is located besides the dining room overlooking the partly covered terrace, sunbathing terrace, lawn, sun beds, tables & chairs.
The sunny private pool with an excellent size 10 metres x 2.10 metres pool has walk in roman steps, with pool depths from 1.00 metre to 1.85 metres deep.
There's a built-in poolside BBQ with lawn with very pretty flowers, there is also a large garden & lawn at the back of the villa, gated villa with lots of private parking, all forming & creating delightful areas to enjoy and relax.
The villa's great location and accommodation you are assured of a relaxed & lovely atmosphere, offering you a world away feeling from the hustle & bustle of some of the busier resorts within Albufeira. Yet! It is close to everything with all the comforts you require, ensuring you a memorable holiday.
It is highly unlikely you will find a good quality villa like this one, well furnished, and at these great prices. But, you be the judge of that.
Short walks to colourful Guia, 500metres, a famous town known as the capital world of chicken-piri and its shopping mall Guia Albufeira Shopping.
Guia, is not just famous for delicious chicken piri-piri, which you must taste it, to believe it! Guia, Is also well known, for its charming & enchanting town & very friendly people, ensuring you a perfect & complete holiday.
Your nearest restaurant, and one of our favourite is Aurelio, well known by the locals for its delicious chicken, with or without hot sauce, both delicious with tasty fries and salad. Other specialities include Steaks, Grilled prawns, superb Algarvean sweets, sangrias, excellent Portuguese wines, also try the locally made fire-water, deliciously fruity strong 'Medronho'.
Within Guia, there is wide and varied choice of restaurants, cafes, snack bars, a local butcher, supermarkets, a daily market offering lots of local produce vegetables, fresh fish, meat, etc, banks, mini markets, local shops, and much more...
Guia is also home to the famous Zoomarine offering a great day out for children & adults, with dolphins, sea lions, parrots, shows, swimming pools, etc.
Not forgetting, Guia has the best shopping mall on the Algarve 'Guia Shopping' only 1.5 km from the villa. Guia Shopping is open every day from 11.00 to Midnight, and it is home to many famous names, including Zara, Mango, Morgan, jewellery shops, sunglasses shops, electrical shops, mobile phone shops including Vodafone, many restaurants including Continente supermarket ideal for big supermarket shopping, and there is a taxi rank.
If you can tear yourself away from magical Quinta dos Alamos and Villa Ana. Algarve is a wonderful holiday region with many interesting inland villages, the mountains & spa town of Monchique, Silves Castle, Portimao town & port, pretty town of Alte, Loule with its weekly market, historical towns of Lagos, Sagres & Cape Sao Vincente. Ancient town of Olhao, Tavira - the Venice of the Algarve, Faro the capital of the Algarve is a must, with imany historical buildings, pretty marina, etc.
As for Albufeira's old town & famous, colourful Fisherman's beach can be found under 5 km away, (5 minutes drive). Many other golden sandy beaches of Albufeira, including the beautiful Sao Lourenco beach & the stunning main beach in Gale & town with similar distances.
If you don't want to hire a car, you can still see all that Albufeira has to offer! WE HAVE PRIVATE MINI BUSES THAT PICK YOU UP FROM YOUR VILLA DOOR, COSTING ONLY €1 PER PERSON, PER EACH WAY, TO ANY BEACHES, VILLAGES, SUPERMARKETS, BARS, CLUBS, SHOPPING, IN FACT ANYWHERE IN ALBUFEIRA.
Villa Ana is the perfect first choice villa for you, complete with the charm Guia, you will be assured of a memorable and happy holiday.
Other areas of the beautiful Albufeira coastline can be found, from 5 minutes drive away, including Gale's many Blue Flag Beaches including the pretty Sao Lourenco beach and the main beach in Gale.
If it's beaches you are seeking, Gale coastline, have many must visit Blue Flag Beaches of Evaristo beach, Coelha beach, Sao Rafael & others, including our favourite hideaway Arrifes beach! All with restaurant & bar.
The colourful Albufeira Marina is also worthy of a visit with many yachts and unique colourful designed buildings.
If you want to visit a lively resort, then there is Albufeira old town with its pretty narrow streets, colourful houses, many shops, restaurants, cafes, lively bars, clubs, etc, under 5km away, a short drive away.
East of Albufeira old town, there are many other, beautiful, sandy beaches, the lively Fisherman's Beach in Albufeira old town, the colorful Praia da Oura, the picture postcard beach of Santa Eulalia, Maria Luisa, the beautiful fisherman's beach of Olhos Agua, not forgetting the beautiful, long stretch of beach of Falesia.
Enjoy Charming Guia & Quinta dos Alamos, Enjoy Albufeira's many attractions and beautiful coastline, considered, one of the best in Europe. Enjoy this beautiful, unspoilt region of the Algarve.
If you don't want to hire a car, and require private transport from your villa door, we have mini buses available, and cost from only €1 per person, per each way to any Albufeira town, endless beautiful beaches, bars, clubs, golf courses, bus station, train station, a local market, etc... In fact anything at all within Albufeira, other areas of the Algarve also available.
Highly Recommended Villa.
There are several, nearby golf courses. Faro airport is only 35 minutes drive or transfer (35 km).
GOLF COURSES:- Close to the villa, there are several golf courses including:-
Balaia Golf Village, 9 Holes, Par 27, course distance 984 m/1177 yd. Located in Balaia, Albufeira, Algarve.
Pine Cliffs Golf, 9 Holes, Par 33, Course distance 2227 m. Located close to villa in Falesia, Albufeira, Algarve.
Salgados Golf, 18 Holes, Par 72, Course distance 6080 m. Located near villa in Albufeira, Algarve.
The nearby resorts of Vilamoura with six, 18 hole golf courses, including the Par 72, 6560 m Victoria Golf Club;
Vale do Lobo and Quinta do Lago with six, 18 hole golf courses, including the acclaimed Par 72, 6238m San Lourenzo Golf Course.
A Warm welcome is guaranteed of this fascinating & sunny region - the Algarve.
- Suitability:
- Long-term Renters Welcome
- children welcome
- pets considered
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Photos and Description of this 1 bedroom holiday apartment in Florence Historic Centre - Florence Flat Margott
Modern, elegant an bright for 2/4 persons
Located on the second floor, no elevetor,the apartment Margott has been entirely renovated using quality materials and teastefuly decorated.the apartment has a pleasant living room, dining table with 6 seats, a romantic fireplace, a fully equipped kitchen, a confortable sofa bed for 2.
The bed room has a double bed and a large closet. The bathroom, signed by Antonio Lupi, has a wide and spacious shower.
services: wifi, air conditioning, indipendent heating, security door, seecurity lock.
the perfect accomodation for wolking to all the interesting places:
PONTE VECCHIO; UFFIZZI; the DUOMO, PALAZZO PITTI. markets of SAN LORENZO and SANT AMBROGIO
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After last week's cracking of the PS3's master key, it was only a matter of time before the first full pirated game booted up on PS3. And... it has. Castlevania: Lords of Shadow has been shown running off a hard drive, with the PS3 convinced it's a PSN game. GeoHot, the hacker responsible for publishing the key online, may well be 'totally against piracy', but the pirates in question are gleefully touting 'GeoHot's custom firmware' as their springboard. D'oh.
Fortunately for Sony, at this stage it's still a complex thing to do to get it running, which is well beyond the capabilities of 'normal' gamers. But now the dam has been breached, it's unlikely anyone's going to stick their finger in the hole because they're having second thoughts.
Above: There it is - Castlevania installed to a retail PS3 hard drive like a PSN download game
Now. There is a very strong argument for us not posting stories about pirated games, as it can only exacerbate the problem, so I won't link to the site that reported this. But the comments field there is an amazingly interesting read, if only as a study into human behaviour.
There are also pages and pages of people failing to get it to work, like this...
...which has reached such a high level of assumed knowledge, I can't do anything but imagine it literally.
Above: My elf was so small the ink acted like a tattoo and now he refuses to load any PS3 games whatsoever
I know, the situation's not funny. Be sure to read our previous article on why this is all a Very Bad Thing right here.
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Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting Wrap Up and Gallery
Welcome home, and thanks for a stunning weekend of racing at Wakefield Park for our 20th Anniversary Spring Historics!
We're back after a full weekend of historic racing celebrating the 20th anniversary of our first meeting at the magnificent Wakefield Park. And that means it's time to take a look back at all of the action!
Goulburn sure pulled out all the stops this weekend. The surrounding hills were green and rolling, yellow canola fields sat snugly at their feet and pristine blue skies soared above, occasionally spotting themselves with puffy white clouds to add a little whimsy to the backdrop. Add to that the finest weather we can imagine this occasionally-cantankerous part of the world mustering, and we had all the makings for a perfect weekend.
Oh, and we can't forget the few hundred beautifully-prepared historic sports and racing cars, and the fine group of men and women who love them to share it all with!
Groups J, K and L were majestic as the feature category for the event, and were kept busy all weekend contesting events for both race and regularity groups, along with plenty of fun and games in the pits and paddock.
It's always a joy to see these cars out at speed and in force and their area in the paddock is a very friendly, relaxed and fun place to enjoy a few moments.
Freedom to explore the pits and paddock, chat with fellow historic motorsport aficionados and enjoy the cars and buzz is one of the great aspects of historic motorsport. Our events are friendly and relaxed, because they're mostly about good friends getting together to catch up and enjoy life around a shared common interest.
This weekend was no exception and we implore anyone who comes along to one of our events to take advantage of that freedom, enjoy the cars and make a few new friends!
Similarly-majestic were the owners, drivers and crews from the full entry of 5th category historic cars who joined us for the weekend's historic motorsport. We enjoyed full fields of beautifully-prepared historic racing and sports cars from each group and it's a joy to have such great support from the community.
The racing throughout the weekend was exciting, well-driven and great to watch. We give a great deal of credit for the smooth running of the weekend to the respectful and clean racing demonstrated by everyone involved. Well done, and thank you!
When it comes to the smooth running of our events, however, it is our gracious and selfless volunteers who deserve the most thanks. As always we wish to express our heartfelt thanks to everyone who supports the Club and our community through their tireless efforts and expertise – you provide us with these unforgettable opportunities to enjoy our cars and our friends. THANK YOU!
The first of our galleries are online now, with more to join in soon. Prepare yourself your favourite beverage and spend a few moments catching up on all the action by clicking through the following links:
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting: Graham Olde
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting: Seth Reinhardt
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting: Bob Ross
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting: Peter Schell
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Spring Historics Meeting: Richard Taylor
Video: Hop On Board a Nota Major with Dick Willis
For more shots from Richard, please head to his website here. And if you're looking for something from Seth drop him an email here.
We love to promote the work of our many talented mates, so if you have photos, video, or stories from the weekend and would like to share them on the club website, send an email to email@example.com, or drop by the club Facebook page and say hi.
Up next we're heading to Sydney Motorsport Park for the Tasman Trophy race meeting over the 29th and 30th of November, 2014. Hit this link for more information.
Images thanks to Seth Reinhardt and Richard Taylor.
Wakefield Park 20th Anniversary Meeting Entry List & Programme
In just over a week we'll be unpacking cars and pit crews and preparing for a stunning weekend's historic racing at our 20th Anniversary Wakefield Park Spring Historics.
Which means it's high time we share the provisional entry list and programme of events with you! Download them from the links below by right-clicking and selecting 'Save-As' or by giving them a good old-fashioned click and letting them load in your browser.
Wakefield Park September 2014 Provisional Entry List [PDF]
Wakefield Park September 2014 Programme of Events [PDF]
Wakefield Park September 2014 Further Regs [PDF]
Wakefield Park September 2014 Blank Scrutineering Form [DOC]
A Quick Note on Fuel
As usual, Avgas will be available from Goulburn Airport. The phone number and directions will be available at the tower throughout the course of the weekend – please support our suppliers by heading out together in groups.
Previously, at Wakefield Park..
It's about time to start thinking about the road trip to Goulburn and Wakefield Park for our upcoming Spring Historics, so let's take a moment to warm up by reminiscing about our previous trip there, which was back in February for our first event of the year.
But first – a note about what next weekend's about! For our Spring Historics this year we're celebrating the 20th anniversary of the first race meeting at Wakefield Park. And since groups J, K and L have always had a special relationship with the track (and the fans), we're putting on feature events for the groups – classic racing with classic cars.
Our J, K & L features have always been very successful and a lot of fun, and it's brilliant to see the older cars out being driven in the spirit for which they were designed. Come along and enjoy the action!
Our previous visit to Wakefield Park was in February 2014, for our Summer Historics. There was no set theme or feature for the event, so we spent the weekend enjoying our cars and each other's company, and getting back into the swing of things after the holiday break, packing it with good old-fashioned historic racing.
It was a smooth and relaxed event, with Goulburn doing its level best to provide a magnificent backdrop for a Historic Summer. Catch up on all the action in our wrap up, and the photo galleries below, and we'll see you back at Wakefield Park very soon!
2014 Wakefield Park Summer Historics Wrap-Up and Photo Gallery
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Richard Taylor
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Peter Schell
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Seth Reinhardt
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Michelle McCue
Your Entry Pack for Our 20th Anniversary Meeting at Wakefield Park
This event has now concluded, please head to our 'Entry Forms' page for up-to-date information.
Entry packs for our upcoming 20th anniversary meeting at Wakefield Park , coming this September 26 – 28, 2014, are heading out to members and the entry form, supplementary regulations (read them), and entry letter are available for download right here on the club website.
To enter the HSRCA Wakefield Park Summer Meeting:
- Click this link: www.meecamsau.com or type it into your browser. Log in if you haven't already.
- Click 'Upcoming Events', view the HSRCA Wakefield Park 2014 Spring Meeting and then click 'Enter Event'. You can pay by direct debit, cheque or credit card.
If you are new to the system:
- Click 'Create an Account' and follow the prompts – wait for a confirmation email, then go back to the CAMSEventEntry website,
- Go to 'Toolkit' and fill in your details, cars and team,
- Log on to the system using your CAMSEventEntry ID and password and enter through 'Upcoming Events' as before.
You will also find the entry pack available for download by clicking the handy links below, by right-clicking and selecting save as, or by heading to our Entry Forms page here.
Wakefield Park: A Stroll Through the Pits & Paddock at our Summer Historics
Images: Michelle McCue
Our latest gallery from Wakefield Park takes you for a stroll through the pits and paddock to soak in the atmosphere of a lovely weekend of historic racing, thanks to Michelle McCue.
The friendly, open and social nature of the pits and paddock is one of the great pleasures in historic racing, and Michelle demonstrates that magnificently in her gallery, which you can find in our 'Gallery' page, or by clicking the link below:
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Michelle McCue
Photography by, and thanks to, Michelle McCue. Check out more of her work on Flickr here.
Check Out the Historic Racing Action at Wakefield Park
Image: Peter Schell
It's a rainy Friday morning here in Sydney, so it's a good thing we have two fresh and exciting sets of photographs from our weekend at Wakefield Park to brighten up your day, and carry you through to the weekend on a high!
They come thanks to long time HSRCA photographer extraordinaires Peter Schell and Richard Taylor, and capture the action out on the track magnificently.
Head to our 'Gallery' page here to check them out, or just click these handy links:
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Peter Schell
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Richard Taylor
Thanks to Peter Schell and Richard Taylor for sharing their work! Head to Richard's website here for much more, and to order prints, and if you'd like to get in touch with Peter just send me an email.
Image: Richard Taylor
2014 Wakefield Park Summer Historics Wrap-Up and Photo Gallery
We've had a couple days to make the road trip home from Wakefield Park, catch up on some rest and settle back into everyday life after a full weekend of historic racing at our 2014 Wakefield Park Summer Historics, and I think that means we're well due for a look back at the action!
We kicked off our year of historic motorsport with a gentle trip to Goulburn and a full set of races for all of our historic sports and racing car categories. With no set theme for this meeting, it was all about getting our cars out on the track, warming up after the holiday break and catching up with our mates.
And everyone involved did just that. The tireless efforts of our volunteers, clean racing from our competitors and top notch planning from our organisers kept things running smoothly and on time and had the racetrack singing throughout the weekend. After a few technical retirements over the course of the weekend we ended up mixing a handful of grids and running longer races on Sunday to make sure that our competitors had their fill of racing and keep the fields full and exciting.
The quality of driving and racing was uniformly excellent throughout the weekend, and each one of the wonderful collection of historic sports and racing cars present at the weekend was immaculately prepared. Thank you to our competitors for putting on a great weekend of racing and, most importantly, doing so in a safe and responsible manner!
The pits and paddock were, as always, a joy do explore; full of good friends enjoying each other's company and spinning wild tales of racing adventure, historic race car repair, preparation, maintenance and tinkering, and the aforementioned collection of immaculately-prepared historic sports and racing cars.
I say this at the end of every race meeting, but it's each and every one of you who make our events special and create the happy, social buzz that surrounds every weekend of historic racing we enjoy together. Thanks for making our weekends so easy and fun!
Most importantly we, and I'm sure everyone involved, would like to thank our selfless and tireless volunteers who lend their skills, energy and love to our events and make all of this possible. You are the lifeblood of historic motorsport, and we can't thank you enough. THANK YOU!
Make sure to check out our first four photo galleries from the event, which are online on the 'Gallery' page here, and keep an eye on the site over the coming weeks as we endeavour to bring you all the content that we can muster from the event.
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Michelle McCue
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Seth Reinhardt
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Peter Schell
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2014: Richard Taylor
We love to promote the work of our many talented mates, so if you have photos, video, or stories from the weekend and would like to share them on the club website, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or drop by the club Facebook page and say hi.
Up next? Sydney Retro Speedfest at Sydney Motorsport Park on the 3rd and 4th of May. Check out this page for everything you need to know about the event, and stay tuned to the site for more information as the event develops.
Previously, at Wakefield Park
It's a rainy Wednesday afternoon, but we're only two days from our first historic racing outing of the year, our Historic Summer at Wakefield Park, and that makes for a sunny disposition.
To keep you going for the next two days, and serve as some inspiration, we thought we'd take a look back at our previous adventure at Wakefield Park – the 2013 Historic Spring at Wakefield Park.
In contrast to the soggy start to our February 2013 event, Wakefield Park greeted us with springtime warmth, beautiful greenery and a backdrop of golden fields of canola. And we went and made it much more exciting by filling the track with two jam-packed days of historic racing for all categories of historic sports and racing car.
Check out the wrap up and photo galleries from the event below:
2013 Wakefield Park Spring Historics Wrap-Up and Photo Gallery
HSRCA All Historic Spring 2013: Richard Taylor
HSRCA All Historic Spring 2013: Seth Reinhardt
Wakefield Park Summer Historics Provisional Entry List, Programme of Events & Fuel
This time next week we'll be well under way with practice for our first historic racing event of the year – our Historic Summer at Wakefield Park.
The provisional entry list, programme of events and further regs are now available for download, and you can grab them from the links below or our 'Entry Forms' page:
Wakefield Park February 2014 Provisional Entry List [PDF]
Wakefield Park February 2014 Further Regs [PDF]
Wakefield Park February 2014 Programme of Events [PDF]
See you at the track!
JKL Newsletter for October 2013
Well, the 2013 Spring Wakefield Park meeting has been run and won and despite our concerns about low entries our JKL group was well represented with 30 cars from all over the east coast.
Great to see our interstate mates make the trip. In all 9 from Victoria, Samantha Dymond, Brian Simpson, Shane Bowden, Dick O'Keefe, Peter McKnight, Terry White, Tony Osborne, John Anderson, and Peter Statton, plus Peter Yeomans from Queensland made the long drive to Goulburn and they, along with the regular NSW/ACT competitors all had a great weekend.
It was great to see Les Wright once again invited to join the group in the mighty Group M Dalro Jag and he kept all those at the pointy end of the grid on their toes for the weekend. Grant Craft is really coming to grips with the Sharp Holden with a fine 1st in the 10 lap feature race on Sunday and the Brian Simpson/Cooper Jap combination seem to find the tighter Wakefield layout to their liking with some great times and a 3rd outright (2nd in Lb).
Good dices right through the field as well with Shane Bowden's Prad 5, Dick O'Keefe's Photon Special, Warwick McBean's Lolus and Dick Willis in the Nota Major locking horns all weekend with lap times all within a few 10ths in most races. Paul Armstrong's Jewitt Holden was kept very honest by Peter McKnight in the Aarons Special.
There were as usual a few issues around the pits as cars fell by the wayside.
I have already enlisted those who competed at the meeting to give me a brief account of their weekend's activity in the pits as it's not always easy to catch up with all and find out what's happening during the weekend's activities. This was a great idea from Derry Greeneklee and I would like to make it a regular part of the newsletter, so after every meeting I will ask those competitors to give me a little feedback about how they fared over the meeting and hopefully this will bring a bit more to the news for all to share.
Having said that please feel free to keep me up to date anytime with any newsworthy items that may be of interest to the group. Give me a call and say hi or send an email.
So, when things go array and problems and failures happen to our precious machines it really is the pits, so I think the new segment should be fore with known as "It's The Pits". That's the best I can do for now so here we go.
Click through to continue on with 'It's the Pits Wakefield Park'
Photos of the Historic Racing Action at Wakefield Park Spring 2013
It's time to check out some more of the historic racing action that took place at Wakefield Park over the 28th and 29th of September, thanks to an excellent gallery of shots from long-time HSRCA contributor Peter Schell.
The shots focus on the action out on the track and feature cars from the full spectrum of historic racing. Check 'em out in his full gallery over on the gallery page here.
Thanks to Peter Schell for the photography.
2013 Wakefield Park Spring Historics Wrap-Up and Photo Gallery
It's once again time to settle back in to every day life after a brilliant weekend's historic motorsport. We're back from our Spring Historics at Wakefield Park, which was awesome, and we have plenty of photos and stories to share with you.
Wakefield Park was resplendent; surrounded by greenery and the wonderful bright yellow of canola. And it was surprisingly mild as well, apart from an impressively blustery Saturday afternoon, setting the scene perfectly for a spot of historic motorsport.
And we were happy to take advantage of it! We put on 37 events throughout the weekend and the quality of racing throughout each and every one of them was excellent. Our commendations go out to the competitors for a very neat weekend!
Everyone we spoke to had a ball in their historic sports and racing cars, whether they were chatting with their mates..
Tinkering with their cars in the pits and paddock..
Or full-tilt on the track.
Most importantly, we couldn't have done it without our professional and selfless volunteers, who give up their time and offer their skills and experience to make these events possible, and we'd like to extend our sincere gratitude to them for their efforts. THANK YOU!
We'd also like to thank each and every one of you who got involved and made the event such great fun! I say this every time we go out, but it's the people who make the sport, and we're very lucky to be surrounded by such a wonderful group!
We have two galleries online already, and you can check 'em out by clicking the links below:
HSRCA Spring Historics 2013 by Seth Reinhardt
HSRCA Spring Historics 2013 by Richard Taylor
Finally, don't forget to join us on Facebook, where we have a wonderful community of people chatting, sharing photos and enjoying the spirit of historic motorsport.
We're heading out again in just two months for our Summer Historics at Sydney Motorsport Park. Entries will be going out very soon, and you'll be able to find everything you need to know right here. Stay tuned!
Photos by Seth Reinhardt and Richard Taylor.
Previously, at Wakefield Park..
It may be Monday morning and time to settle in to the week of work, but that also means it's only a few more sleeps until we pack up our families, friends and historic sports and racing cars, and all the bits, bobs and tools that come with them, and head out to Wakefield Park to greet Spring with some historic racing.
To get you through the week, and serve as some historic motorsport inspiration, let's take a look back at our last trip to the track for February 2013's Historic Summer at Wakefield Park.
We were there for our Summer Historics, but Goulburn's summery disposition meant that our first day of competition was met with plenty of moisture and a decidedly soggy and challenging track. Our competitors did a magnificent job of solving this problem with plenty of opposite lock and right-foot steering, and put on a great day of racing.
And they kept it up on the Sunday, when conditions improved and racing got heated.
Check out the wrap up and photo galleries below, and head to our 'Entry Forms' page here for everything you'll need to get ready for this weekend's event.
See you at Wakefield Park!
Summer Historics Wrap Up and Photo Gallery
Summer Historics Photo Gallery: Peter Schell
Summer Historics Photo Gallery: Richard Taylor
Read on for all the info you'll need for this weekend's event:
Friday practice will be available to competitors at a cost of $120 per person.
Spectator Pricing:
Adults: $20
Concession: $10
Download the entry pack, provisional entry list and programme of events below by right-clicking and selecting 'Save As':
WP September 2013 Supplementary Regulations [PDF]
WP September 2013 Entry Form [DOC]
WP September 2013 Entry Letter [PDF]
WP Sept 13 Further Supp Regs [PDF]
WP Sept 13 Programme of Events [PDF]
WP Sept 13 Provisional Entry List [PDF]
Why not go back even further, and check out our previous edition of Previously, at Wakefield Park.
Wakefield Park Spring Historics Provisional Entry List & Programme of Events
This time next week we'll be enjoying the opening practice runs of our September 2013 Winter Historics at Wakefield Park, which means it's time to check out the provisional entry list and programme of events!
Download them from the links below by right-clicking and selecting 'Save As', or just letting them load in your browser.
WP Sept 13 Further Supp Regs [PDF]
WP Sept 13 Programme of Events [PDF]
JKL Newsletter for August 2013
Today marks the triumphant return of the JKL newsletter, in its first edition since the magnificent Dick Willis stepped down as JKL registrar, and Mal Reid took over the helm of our pre-1930s, '30s, '40s and '50s historic racing and sports cars.
In this edition Mal introduces himself, and gets straight to business with a look at the recent historics at Morgan Park, the important issues affecting JKL cars, and all historic racers, and our upcoming Spring Historics at Wakefield Park, which will include feature events for pre-war and pre-1960 cars.
We're thrilled to see the newsletter return, and extend our immense gratitude to both Dick Willis and Mal Reid for their efforts in supporting this wonderful category of history racers!
Download it by right clicking the following link and selecting 'Save As':
JKL August 2013 [PDF]
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Family Day at Wakefield Park August the 25th, 2013
We are continuing our one-day family and beginner friendly meetings this August the 25th and heading out to Wakefield Park, a spectacular learning circuit, for a day of racing for those wanting to come and try racing and sports racing cars.
The day is open to production cars both historic and modern. Beginners, experienced people and anyone in-between are all welcome and instructors will be available for those looking to learn.
We will run sessions for people new to circuit driving or new to the car they are driving as well as experienced people. Untimed events will be provided for experienced drivers and those who are new and display appropriate levels of competency and self-discipline. Four or five sessions on the track for each driver are intended. Entries are due by the 20th of August.
Update: We have available several Formula Vees for people to try. You will need to have had some circuit experience and be subject to acceptance by the owner. If you are interested please contact Steve Batty by email at email@example.com or phone 0412 958 527.
We're also in need some more volunteers to help on the day, including day, grid and flag marshals.
For the full information about the family day, download this information form:
Wakefield Park Family Day Information Sheet [PDF]
Complete this entry form and return it by the 20th of August:
Summer Historics Photo Gallery: Peter Schell
Our third photo gallery from our recent Wakefield Park Summer Historics heads back out to the track for another look at the historic motorsport action, thanks to long time HSRCA photograher Peter Schell.
Check out more of his work on our 'Gallery' page and in the Oily Rag.
Photography by Peter Schell.
Summer Historics Photo Gallery: Richard Taylor
We've taken a wander through the pits and paddock, now let's head out to the track for a look at the historic racing action at Wakefield Park, thanks to Richard Taylor.
For more, or to order prints, please head to Richard's website here.
Photography by Richard Taylor.
Summer Historics Wrap Up and Photo Gallery
We're back from another magic weekend of motorsport with our mates, and that means it's time to sit back, check out some of the photos and reminisce.
Goulburn being Goulburn, our Summer Historics got off to a decidedly unsummery start, with the chilly circuit blanketed in a fine layer of horizontal drizzle throughout Saturday. Thankfully it was also adorned with a magnificent collection of historic sports and racing cars and a happy group of people tinkering, socialising and racing, so nobody paid the weather too much attention.
The soggy circuit kept things interesting for our drivers, who took to the track with vigor and shook off the cobwebs of the Summer break with glee. Everyone did an impressive job of keeping things pointed forwards, or at least travelling in a generally-forwards direction with a healthy dose of opposite lock and a generously-applied right boot.
And when the weather improved for Sunday's races, everyone put the dry circuit to good use and sent the times tumbling.
Thanks to all of our entrants for preparing their cars so beautifully, and putting on an exciting and safe weekend's racing! It was, as always, a joy to see you and your cars out and about putting on a spot of historic motorsport.
As it was to take a slow wander through the pits and paddock, which were as action-packed as the track and buzzing with gossip, banter and a welcoming, social and happy atmosphere all weekend long.
We, and I'm sure everyone involved in the event, would like to extend a huge and heartfelt 'THANK YOU!' to all of the organisers, entrants, spectators and especially the volunteers who dedicate such energy and passion to making these events possible. We are extremely grateful for your tireless and selfless support of historic racing and the HSRCA.
As fun and exciting as the racing is, and as lovely as the pits, paddock and cars are to explore, it's our mates that bring us back to these events time and time again, so a special 'THANK YOU!' to everyone for coming along, getting involved and putting on a brilliant weekend!
Make sure to check out our first photo gallery from the event, which is online on the 'Gallery' page here, and keep an eye on the site over the coming weeks as we endeavour to bring you all the content that we can muster from the event.
HSRCA All Historic Summer Wakefield Park 2013: Seth Reinhardt
We love to promote the work of our many talented mates, so if you have photos, video, or stories from the weekend and would like to share them on the club website, send an email to firstname.lastname@example.com, or drop by the club Facebook page and say hi.
Up next? All Historic Winter at Sydney Motorsport Park on the 29th and 30th of June. Stay tuned to the site for more information as the event develops.
Provisional Entry List & Programme of Events for Wakefield Park Summer Historics
The provisional entry list and programme of events for next weekend's historic racing at Wakefield Park are up to date and available for download from our 'Events & Entry Forms' page, or the handy links below.
We've also added further regs and a blank scrutineering form to the 'Events & Entry Forms' page, also available for download below!
Click the links or right-click and select 'Save As' to download them to your computer:
Provisional Entry List for Wakefield Park Summer Historics [PDF]
Programme of Events for Wakefield Park Summer Historics [PDF]
Further Regs for Wakefield Park Summer Historics [PDF]
Blank Scrutineering Form for Wakefield Park Summer Historics [DOC]


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Springfield Museums to Exhibit Works by Gloria Garfinkel
October 27, 2014
Origami Interpretations, an exhibit of twenty-five vibrant paintings, sculptures and prints by New York artist, Gloria Garfinkel, will be on view at the George Walter Vincent Smith Art Museum from November 18, 2014 – April 26, 2015. The works, produced in the late 20th century, feature bold color, energetic patterns, and abstract compositions inspired by Japanese designs and origami forms.
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In memory of her late grandmother, Clara "Dolly" Braithwaite, Rihanna donated $1.75 million to a hospital in her native country of Barbados. Queen Elizabeth Hospital in Bridgetown will receive the donation intended to assist research in the radiotherapy department. The center will also be renamed the Clara Braithwaite Centre for Oncology and Nuclear Medicine.
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16 November 2012 10:14
Scott Redding's 2013 world title hopes got a huge early boost in Valencia last weekend when a minimum weight limit was approved for the Moto2 class.
A minimum weight limit of 215kg will be enforced, which includes the bike and rider in full racing kit.
The move was a victory for Redding and his Marc VDS Racing squad, who have repeatedly lobbied MotoGP bosses for a minimum weight limit in a bid to tip the scales in favour of the bulkier riders.
Weighing in at 74kg, Redding is the heaviest rider in Moto2 and he has frequently bemoaned the performance disadvantage compared to featherweight riders like newly crowned world champion Marc Marquez, who is 15kg lighter.
When weighed in full riding kit at Phillip Island recently, Redding's total weight was 87.7kg. It is understood Marquez's weight in full riding kit was just over 70kg.The combined weight of Redding and his Kalex bike is 227.2kg, which means the British teenager will still be over 12kg above the minimum weight.
Teammate Mika Kallio's combined weight is 208.8kg, so the Finn will need to carry almost 7kg of ballast. Next year's title favourite Pol Espargaro though may only have to carry around 2 or 3kg of ballast.
Redding's team was hoping for a 220kg combined minimum weight limit but he told MCN: "It is a start and better than a flick in the nose. It will make it a little bit fairer for me. At least there is a limit so a couple of the smaller riders will have to put some weight on. If I can lose a bit of weight and get the gap to 10kg, it is better than the huge difference of now."
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Yes, Michael's a great rider on road and track, and imo was unlucky in not winning a BSB title, but he's a good ambassador for the sport. His Dad, Tony, was a great road racer and top TT rider as well, he actually brought to notice, the poor quality leathers that were being sold in the 70's that were made from cheap sheep hide, which tore to pieces and gave very little protection to the rider on impact.
20 November 2012 17:53
Picked up a copy of PB on my way to the US this week. Great interview with Rutter. Always liked him, seems a cool kind of guy.
Benny, you changed your stats from podiums to wins in the very next thread....again, tailored to show Redding look bad. Whilst he's not quite in the same league as Marquez, Pol or Luthi, did you watch the Silverstone race by chance? he took the fight to Marc and came off better (just) even though Marquez was blitzing him on the 2 long straights. Come on mate, give him a bit of credit.
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20 November 2012 17:22
Now for some real racing, MCN never even put it up. Michael Rutter smoked 'em again at Macau. that's 8 titles there now, and yes the top quarter was full of Brits, real racers, oh a yank Mark Miller finished 15th, I wonder if they'll be sending him to the TT, or North West 200, as their best roadracer, when it comes to road racing, the yanks are nowhere to be seen.
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Louis Osborne Coxe led a distinguished career as a poet, playwright, critic and professor. Born in Manchester, NH in 1918, he graduated from Princeton University in 1940. He taught at his alma mater in 1947, and returned for a year in 1962. He also joined the faculties of Harvard and the University of Minnesota before coming to Bowdoin College in 1955, where he remained until retirement.
He received numerous honors, including: Donaldson Award for Drama-1952 Brandeis University Creative Arts Award-1960 National Endowment for the Arts Grant-1977 Academy of American Poets Prize-1978
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- Edwin Arlington Robinson: the Life of Poetry, 1969
- The Last Hero: and Other Poems, 1965
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Invasive species are one of the top threats to Lake Tahoe's ecosystem, costing resource agencies millions of dollars to prevent and control each year, and will be one of the themes discussed at this year's Lake Tahoe Summit hosted by Senator Dianne Feinstein at the Valhalla Estate on August 19.
"This infestation was discovered when it was still small and could be removed in a few hours by about a dozen volunteers, saving resource agencies money that should go to treating larger infestations and funding prevention programs like boat inspections," said Jesse Patterson, the League's deputy director. "We hope it will demonstrate to other communities how volunteer monitoring programs can be a part of the solution and play an important role in tackling invasive species."
Eyes on the Lake is a two-year-old program that trains everyday community members to identify and report new infestations of aquatic invasive plants such as Eurasian watermilfoil and curlyleaf pondweed at Lake Tahoe. The program trains recreationists to keep an eye out for the plants while they play in Lake Tahoe, whether they are swimming, diving or boating. "Protect while you play" is the program's theme. The earlier new infestations are found, the easier it is to remove them before they can get established and spread throughout the lake.
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