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As long as Southeast Whitfield High School's baseball team continues to hit the ball and score runs the way it has so far this season, it really won't matter what the defense does.
Coach Brad Lofton still likes how the Raiders' fielding is improving.
Two days after scoring 42 runs in two games against Gordon Central and Murray County, the Raiders won their fifth straight — and sixth in the first seven games — with a 15-5 victory against Gilmer on Monday in Elijay.
"I told the guys that I expected us to start off pretty hot, and they have responded," Lofton said. "They understand the opportunity we have. You want to have offensive production, and the pitchers have done a solid job. Defensively, we have some things that we will have to work on. We still have a long way to go, but we have a good chance to have a really, really solid season."
Offensively, there's little to complain about — the Raiders have scored 69 runs in the past four games.
Against Gilmer, Abram Stanley was 4-for-4 with a pair of hits after the Bobcats issued intentional walks to pitch around shortstop Blake Foster — who still had a pair of RBIs even though he only had two official at-bats.
Colter Faith was 3-for-4 with a double and three RBIs. His two-run hit in the top of the fifth put the Raiders up 6-5, and the offense kept scoring.
Chase Jenkins was 2-for-4, and Rhett Harper finished 2-for-4 with three RBIs. Harper also got the win, pitching 3 2/3 innings of relief as he gave up one hit and struck out eight.
At one point, Southeast was down 5-2 despite the fact that starting pitcher Daniel Chavarria gave up just two hits in 3 1/3 innings. Only one of the five runs he gave up was earned as the Raiders were hurt by a pair of errors.
"We had adversity in our face there and just battled through it," Lofton said. "We settled in and got back to playing good defense. We just have to cut back on the mistakes."
• Gordon Lee 3, Christian Heritage 2: A two-out hit brought home the winning run for the Trojans in the bottom of the seventh and dropped Christian Heritage to 4-4 overall and 1-2 in Region 6-A.
The teams combined for just eight hits — Gordon Lee had five and Christian Heritage had three — but the Lions weren't able to collect on solid efforts in the field and on the mound.
Spencer Robbins started for the Lions and allowed a pair of runs on five hits and two walks while striking out two in 5 1/3 innings. Trevor Brown took the loss after working the final 1 1/3 innings, allowing a run on a hit and a walk.
Gordon Lee took a 1-0 lead in the second, but Christian Heritage tied as Ian Robbins scored on a passed ball in the sixth. The Trojans went back up 2-1 in the bottom half of the inning, but Jake Stokes' RBI double put Christian Heritage up 2-1 in the top of the seventh.
"We put the ball in play ... We had some 'at 'em' balls.," Lions coach Noah Stokes said. "We played good defense and pitched well, we were just a couple of plays short. Gordon Lee's a tough team, but we've got to get on the right side of those going forward."
• Pickens 15, North Murray 10: Lake Burris was 2-for-3 with three RBIs, including a two-run homer in the sixth, and pitched 2 1/3 scoreless innings in relief as the Mountaineers (3-6) lost at home.
Brody Frazier was 2-for-4 with a two-run homer in the fourth as North Murray cut Pickens' lead to 11-8, but the Dragons pushed across four in the fifth to put the game out of reach.
• Dalton boys 5, Heritage-Catoosa 0: The Catamounts remained undefeated to start the Sub-region 7B-4A slate with a sweep of Heritage.
Singles winners for Dalton (4-2, 2-0) were No. 1Jacob Johnson, 6-2, 6-4, No. 2 Shazman Ali, 7-5, 7-6 (9-7), and No. 3 Nathan Bryant, 6-3, 6-2. In doubles, wins came from No. 1 Nicholas Nelson and Ryan Harper, 6-2, 6-4, and No. 2 Sam Dyer and Thomas DeLay, 6-2, 6-1.
• Dalton girls 5, Heritage-Catoosa 0: The Lady Cats (4-2, 2-0 Sub-region 7B-4A) got singles wins from No. 1 Chandler Renz, 6-4, 6-4, No. 2 Anna Grace Wilson, 6-1, 6-0, and No. 3 Olivia Dinges, 6-2, 6-0. Doubles winners were No. 1 MacKenzie Creswell and Caroline Calfee, 6-4, 6-4, and No. 2 Shelby Fromm and Mary Margaret Snipes, 6-0, 6-0.
• Christian Heritage boys 5, North Murray 0: The Lions (2-2) swept the non-region match with North Murray at Lakeshore Park in Dalton. Singles winners for Christian Heritage were No. 1 Phillip McClure 6-0, 6-0, No. 2 Evan Townsend, 6-3, 6-0, and No. 3 Devin Sanders, 6-0, 6-0. Doubles wins came from No. 1 Brian Pierce and Samuel Pippin 6-0, 6-0, and No. 2 Keith Hardaway and Austin Lowe, 6-0, 6-0.
• Christian Heritage girls 5, North Murray 0: The Lady Lions earned their first team victory in four tries this season, getting singles wins from No. 1 Tegan McEntire, 6-0, 6-0, No. 2 Claudia Brumlow, 6-0, 6-0, and No. 3 Sarah Pippin, 6-0, 6-0. Doubles winners were No. 1 Kacie Griggs and Erin Grace White, 6-2, 6-2, and No. 2 Sydney White and Courtney Pirkle, 6-0, 6-0.
• Murray County girls 4, Northwest Whitfield 1: The Lady Indians remained undefeated with the non-region win over the visiting Lady Bruins.
Singles winners for Murray County (3-0) were No. 1 Greta Lazzarotto, 6-0, 6-1, No. 2 Gabbie Bordelon, 6-0, 6-0, and No. 3 Allison Jones, 6-1, 6-0. The No. 1 doubles team of Kailey Webb and Chloe Brown won 6-1, 7-5.
At No. 2 doubles, Megan Richards and Mary Kate Jones won 6-2, 6-0 for Northwest (0-1).
• Northwest boys 5, Murray County 0: The Bruins rolled in their season opener, getting singles wins from No. 1 Jacob Fredrickson, 6-3, 6-1, No. 2 Tristen Smith, 6-0, 6-0, and No. 3 Troy Poe, 6-0, 6-0. In doubles, winners were No. 1 Cody Bourff and Blake Frankenberger 6-2, 6-1, and No. 2 Santi Angel and James Zhong, 6-0, 6-3.
• Dalton junior varsity girls 3, Darlington 2: The Lady Cats got singles wins from No. 1 Eunice Alvarran, 8-5 in pro-set play, and No. 3 Alice Adams by forfeit. In doubles, No. 2 Mary Turner Renz and Caroline Mathis won 8-3.
• Darlington junior varsity boys 3, Dalton 2: No. 2 Josh McGowan won 8-3 in singles and No. 2 Riley Gunn and Jake Myers won 8-2 in doubles for Dalton (1-1).
JV baseball
• Coahulla Creek 7, Dalton 3: Robbie Stavrow and Ethan Whaley each went 2-for-4 with a double — Stavrow also drove in a run — and Hunter Cronan was solid in three innings of relief as the Colts (3-2) topped the Catamounts.
Spencer Hawkins and Brett Nelms each had a hit and drove in a run, while Clark Hatfield tripled, was hit by a pitch and scored both times he reached base.
Cronan, who also had a double, pitched the final three innings to earn the win. He allowed one run on four hits and a walk while striking out three. Hawkins started, exiting after allowing one run, one walk and one hit with three strikeouts in two innings.
A four-run fourth inning made the difference for Coahulla Creek.
Dalton statistics were not reported by The Daily Citizen's deadline.
JV soccer
• Dalton boys 8, Coahulla Creek 0: Christian Valladares had a pair of goals for the Cats (6-0).
Other scorers for Dalton were Jose Boyzo, Luis Hernandez, Antonio Martinez, Ramses Mendoza, Ricky Ocampo and Cristian Saladana.
• Southeast boys 9, Murray County 0: Artemio Lopez, Alexis Rodriguez and Tito Sandate each scored two goals as the Raiders (2-0-1) rolled past the Indians.
Axl Arredondo, Christopher Guijon, and Noe Rodriguez also scored for Southeast.
• Southeast girls 4, North Murray 1: Tania Lopez had a pair o goals, and Erika Sayes had a goal and an assist for the Lady Raiders (1-0).
Alyssa Andrade also had a goal, while Destiny Garcia had an assist.


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Before the morning of Dec. 7, Conneaut Lake resident George Mercier didn't know that he was living with a hero.
Mercier, a diabetic, was almost fully incapacitated with a low blood sugar level at 1:15 a.m. that night, when he attempted to call out for some assistance from his 9-year-old son Braden. His son was asleep with his door closed.
Mercier, weakened and partially blinded by a steadily declining blood sugar level of 46 (he strives for readings of about 100), called for Braden the best he could, but his vocal attempts were barely louder than his normal speaking voice.
"I didn't know what I was going to do because my wife (Janice) was working (night shift) and my son was in his room sleeping," Mercier said. "When you're down that far, you can't really holler like you're out in a playground or something."
But he knew if Brandon heard him, the boy would be a big help.
"Thank God he was here," Janice said about her son, "because a lot of times he spends the night at grandma's next door."
Braden, a fourth-grader at Conneaut Lake Elementary School, was diagnosed with Tourette Syndrome and attention deficit-hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) at a young age. "So learning has never become easy to him," Mercier said. "It's always been on the difficult side. But he's done rather well" — especially in his family's health-safety lessons.
Braden still knew and remembered the step-by-step drill he was taught to carefully follow when his father's sugar levels were low.
At the second call, Braden woke up and was immediately prepared to rescue his father. Braden did exactly as he was trained to do — pour a glass of orange juice and prepare a slice of buttered toast in order to improve his father's deteriorating condition. He even brought out some desserts to assure his father's health.
"He went a little overboard with ice cream," Mercier said with a laugh before mentioning that the flavor was chocolate marshmallow, "and milk and cookies."
A half hour later, Mercier's sugar level was at a stable 69, and by then his vision had come back.
And it was all because of a heroic Braden.
"This guy right here, he's my hero," Mercier said as he patted Braden on the back during an interview with the Tribune. "He probably ended up saving my life. I mean, I was going under. There's no doubt about it."
Experiencing such low blood sugar levels was a bit of a surprise for Mercier, who went to bed that night at 197. It was plenty high enough, considering he should be within the 80 and 120 range, he said. Inside the range of 110 to 125 is considered normal for persons tested after fasting.
So, Mercier went to bed at 9:15 p.m. but he woke up four hours later feeling immobilized and with severely impaired vision before Braden's assistance.
Mercier's wife usually works until 6 a.m. and then meets with Braden at his grandmother's neighboring house to take him to school before 8 a.m. If not for Braden, Janice may have found her husband in a lifeless condition once she entered the house.
"I think if I would have had to wait 6 1/2 hours, I don't think I'd be alive today," Mercier said. "That's just something you don't forget. If he wouldn't have been here — if he was over at grandma's or somewhere else, I think I would have died."
When he headed to school a few hours after saving his father's life, a modest Braden didn't say a word about his eventful morning to his classmates.
"I didn't really tell anybody," Braden quietly said. "Because I didn't know I was going to be in the newspaper."
Even though Mercier checks his blood sugar levels four times a day — when he wakes up, before lunch, before dinner and at bedtime — nothing is guaranteed due to his diabetes. But he can rest easy knowing his son Braden isn't too far away and will be ready to save his father's life.
"He's dad's hero," Mercier said. "I love him to death."
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The borough received more than $2 million in aid from FEMA and the state Department of Environmental Protection to buy and demolish flood-prone homes. The grants cannot be used to pay school and county taxes for the properties, but Westwood is responsible for paying the taxes in the year the homes are purchased, officials said during their meeting this week.
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Fed up, New Orleans looks to shake Murder City titleThe mayor has called murder "the single-most important issue facing our city." Since Hurricane Katrina, New Orleans has racked up six straight titles as the most murderous city in America. January suggested a seventh was coming, though the pace of the killings slowed considerably in February."What appears to be different about homicides in New Orleans are the circumstances of the events -- they are in residential areas and outdoors and do not involve the kinds of drug and gang involvements found in other cities," the researchers said. "In reading the narratives of the offenses, one is struck by their ordinariness -- arguments and disputes that escalate into homicide."
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It was less than a month ago, on the Feast of the Immaculate Conception, December 8, that Dan and Mary Leigh were at a waterfall in eastern Pennsylvania. "He told me how much he loved me and wanted to spend the rest of his life with me," Mary Leigh recalled. "Then he got down on one knee and asked me to marry him." It was a quite a journey for a twenty-something couple that just months earlier admitted doubts about "the whole online dating thing."
Dan and Mary Leigh both attended Franciscan University in Ohio, but they actually never met. It was after college that each went through what they termed a period of spiritual and emotional growth.
"Around the same time we each felt a calling to join CatholicMatch even though neither of us felt it was a great way to meet people," Mary Leigh said candidly. "We decided that we should give it a chance."
Not only were both Dan and Mary Leigh doubters about online dating, they were each ready to throw in the towel on dating in general. They thought they could never meet the sort of perfect match that would lead to marriage.
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Remember when the best television shows aired regularly on prime-time cable? It was not too long ago that people planned their weekly schedules around the air time of "Friends" or "The Simpsons."
Since the emergence of YouTube, digital media has made the slow crawl from an experience exclusively on the computer to one almost anyone can enjoy from their living room. Entertainment technology continues to develop rapidly, and with a greater access to high-speed internet, people are finding better ways to consume media. With so many services available for streaming and downloading, the problem is no longer about finding content, but deciding which service is the best.
Anyone who has picked up a piece of technology in the last decade can tell you that the media behemoth, Netflix, has become the most successful and affordable subscription streaming service in the world. With over 30 million members who pay $8 monthly for unlimited content, Netflix has shamed the company's competitors and dominated the industry since its arrival in 2000. However, there are a few minor drawbacks.
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The Township Committee introduced an ordinance adopting a redevelopment plan for the 473-acre privately-held Alcatel-Lucent property on Crawfords Corner Road at its meeting Thursday. Taking note of the public's interest, township officials posted the entire plan on the Holmdel Township website on Friday. It is also attached to this article.
The plan will be reviewed by the Planning Board on Dec. 6, for compliance with the Town's Master Plan.
The Township Committee will then hold a public hearing on December 20. The elected officials are scheduled to take a final vote to approve the Plan on that date, but may also decide to table it and reconsider it in 2012 if they choose to make changes.
Here are some highlights of the plan, frome the Plan Summary:
Plan Overview
The Plan requires adaptive reuse of the existing main building, as well as new buildings and structures which will provide additional revenue to foster the rehabilitation of the main building and infrastructure on the site. The location of the proposed uses outside the main building can be found in the Plan entitled "Areas of Proposed Land Uses Outside the Building," prepared by CME Associates, dated Nov. 28, 2011. In addition to the above, the Plan proposes an extensive network of active or passive open space which can be deed restricted against future residential or commercial development.
The Redevelopment Plan sets forth standards and guidelines for land use, circulation, open space, parking and utility design. Theses guidelines are set forth as an effort to create development proposals that meet the Plan's goals and objectives.
Overall Plan
The Redvelopment Plan proposes adaptive reuse of the existing main building in the Plan area to include: business, professional and medical offices, health care and wellness/fitness uses including ambulatory surgical suites and other medical and health care uses (excluding a hospital); hotel/conference use; retail; restaurant and personal service uses; residential uses; recreational; and educational and teaching facilities.
The Redevelopment Plan also proposes new buildings which will provide additional revenues to foster the rehabilitation of the main building and infrastructure on the site.
The uses allowed outside the existing main building include: limited single family detached housing; an indoor field house accomodating indoor athletic facilities; outdoor recreational facilities; including an 18-hole golf course, tennis courts, soccer, football, baseball, softball, multipurpose fields, and an amphitheater, a data center or fitness center.
The Plan also proposes an extensive network of active or passive open space that will be deed restricted against future residential or commercial development.
The Rehabilitation Area shall be redeveloped in accordance with the standards detailed in the Redevelopment Plan. The Plan will supersede the use and bulk provisions of the Township Development Regulations (Chapter 30) for the Rehabilitation Area which is currently in the Office Laboratory (OL-1) Zoning District.
The Plan provides for certain types of deviations from the Plan, as well as waivers and exceptions to be granted by the Planning Board in appropriate circumstances.
Reuse of the Existing Building
The existing building is approximately 2 million square feet in size, and contains (six) floors. The Redevelopment Plan proposes reuse of the building to transform the vacant and underutilized building into economically and socially productive uses which will contribute to the general welfar of the Township of Holmdel.
Permitted Uses:
The following uses shall be permitted within the existing main building.
-- Retail, restaurant, and personal service estabishments, banks and fiduciary institutions limited to the second floor of the building.
-- Public and quasi public facilities
-- General, business, and professional offices;
-- Medical offices;
-- Surgery Centers;
-- Health care services or ambulatory surgery centers limited to eight beds, excluding hospitals. Ambulatory surgery centers shall be defined as facilities with operating rooms, but are not hospitals and perform procedures that in most circumstances allow the patient to recover at home. Ambulatory surgery centers are licensed by the State of New Jersey pursuant to the applicable rules and regulations under the authority of the State Dept. of Health. Hospitals are specifically prohibited and are licensed by the State of New Jersey pursuant to applicable rules and regulations under the authority of the State Department of Health;
-- Hotel and conference facilities
-- Gyms, health and fitness centers or other recreational facilities;
-- Health and fitness facilities including spas;
-- Child care centers
-- Facilities for education and training including schools, colleges, universities, facilities for vocational and professional education and training;
-- Assisted living facilities, with rooms/beds which can accommodate age-restricted affordable housing;
-- Market-rate Multi-family dwelling units
-- Research and development laboratories and offices.
Accessory Uses
The following accessory uses shall be permitted.
-- Roof top mounted structures for heating, cooling, ventilation, hot water or generation of electricity through renewable energy resources;
-- Dining facilities associated with the hotel and conference facilities;
-- Retail uses associated with the hotel and conference facilities;
-- Parking areas
-- Detention basins, infiltration basins, swales, wet ponds, and constructed stormwater wetlands that handle stormwater management.
Allowable Floor Area and Yield by Use
The maximum area devoted to retail, restaurant, and personal service establishment uses shall be 50,000 square feet.
Two-story retail uses are permitted, however may only be accessed from the second floor of the building;
There shall be no more than eight suites dedicated to the surgery center.
The maximum number rooms with the hotel shall be 250
Retail uses within the hotel are permitted, however, may not exceed 5,000 sf in size;
The existing building footprint shall be maintained. No expansions are permitted to the existing building.
The maximum number of multi-family dwelling units shall be 100. In addition, the market rate multi-family units shall only be located on the top floor of the main building.
Preservation of the Building Facade and Interior Features
The existing building facade will be maintained to the greatest extent possible. No additions/expansions to the existing building footprint are permitted. The interior features including the five-story atrium will be maintained, and only modified to accommodate the proposed tenants.
New Indoor and Outdoor Athletic Facilities
The Redevelopment Plan permits new buildings and recreation areas southwest of the existing building. These new building and recreation areas shall help foster the rehabilitation of the existing building. The proposal includes the following:
Indoor athletic field house, consisting of indoor sports and recreational facilities with a building footprint not to exceed 350,000 square feet. Public sanitary sewer service may be extended to the field house.
An 18-hole golf course, including a driving range.
A tennis academy, including 18 tennis courts.
Outdoor sports fields, including outdoor lighting equipment.
An amphitheater for academy and community events.
Active or passive open space including accessory uses for open spaces, such as trails, parking areas, lighting, bathroom facilities, etc.
New Data Center and/or Health Club Facility
A data center and/or a health club facility is proposed within the area of the general footprint of the existing maintenance building. Said data center and/or health club facility shall be a maximum of 75,000 square feet in size and no greater than four stories or 45 feet in length. Public sanitary sewer service may be extended to the data center/health club facility.
New Single Home Residences
Single Family detached dwellings are permitted in the area adjacent to the intersection of Roberts Road and Crawfords Corner Road. The development shall consist of single family detached dwellings provided that the number of such dwellings is limited to no more than 30 dwellings. Access to the homes from Crawfords Corner Road shall be prohibited. Sewer service to the homes will abide by the results of a potential challenge by the Township to the Preliminary NJDEP Sewer Service Area Determination.
Amendment to Zoning Map and Development Regulations
The Zoning Map referenced in Chapter 30-122 of the Development Regulations of the Township of Holmdel is amended to reference the Redevelopment Plan. Additionally, the listing of zoning districts in Chapter 30-121 of the Development Regulations is amended to include a reference to the Redevelopment Plan and Plan Area.
Where specifically provided for in the Plan, the development standards set forth in the Redevelopment Plan shall supersede the Development Regulations of the Township of Holmdel. In all other instances, the Development Regulations of the Township of Holmdel shall remain in full force and effect.


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Arguably one of the most recognizable was his Husqvarna 400 dirt bike. It was on this Swedish gem that he was photographed for the cover of Sports Illustrated (pictured at right). The bike was sold in 1984 and subsequently changed hands a couple of times, but has throughout remained in the condition in which McQueen last rode it – right down to the spare spark plug he taped to the frame.
Now the '71 Husky is crossing the auction block once again as part of Bonhams' enormous motorcycle and memorabilia auction at the Quail Lodge in Carmel, California, on May 14. Alongside it will be an endless array of McQueen artifacts, including his race trophies won on both two wheels and four. Joining the McQueen items are such notable consignments as a pair of custom Harleys built for Otis Chandler and owned by the Guggenheim Foundation, as well as a pair of classic Norton racers. Follow the jump for a pair of press releases and check out the images in the gallery below for more.
Related GallerySteve McQueen's 1971 Husqvarna 400
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18 April 2011
King of Cool's motorcar and motorbike awards will be sold without reserve.
San Francisco – In addition to Steve McQueen's well-documented 1971 Husqvarna 400 motorcycle, Bonhams will be auctioning the iconic actor's collection of racing trophies in Carmel, California, on May 14th.
Consisting of awards from McQueen's long history of both motorcar and motorcycle racing, the nearly two-dozen pieces in the collection will be sold individually and with no reserve. Spanning a period from the late 1950s to the mid-70s, this amazing collection includes some of the following trophies:
1959 Santa Barbara Road Races, 3rd Place – McQueen's first big race, driving a Lotus XI
1969 IDRA 4x4 Ascot Park, 1st Place
1961 RRMC Hare Scramble, 2nd Place
1964 RRMC "Long Distance Champion"
1964 District 37 Championship Hare Scrambles, 2nd Place
1971 ACE, 3rd place
In addition to these and many other awards, a complete collection of 19 unpublished photographs of McQueen at the Ascot Park races will be offered, as well as race programs, a wooden trunk used by McQueen to haul his personal effects, and even the original Solar Productions patent for the plastic safety seat designed by McQueen, called the "Baja Bucket."
Bonhams has continuously been the representative for Steve McQueen-related items sold at auction, beginning with the widely publicized and record-breaking 2006 "Steve McQueen Sale" in Los Angeles. With a trusted history in this market, not to mention the enduring appeal of one of Hollywood's most beloved leading men, this sale is sure to generate global interest.
The Bonhams sale of "Collectors' Motorcycles and Related Memorabilia" will take place on Saturday, May 14th at the Quail Lodge in Carmel Valley, California. To order a catalog and register to bid as a buyer – remotely or in person, please call 415-391-4000 or e-mail HYPERLINK "mailto:firstname.lastname@example.com" email@example.com. For more information about the sale online, please visit bonhams.com/quailbikes.
26 January 2011
Call for consignments announced for third annual motorcycle auction.
San Francisco, Calif. – Following Bonhams' highly successful inaugural motorcycle sale in Las Vegas earlier this month – where approximately 200 motorcycles brought buyers and sellers together from around the world for a sales total exceeding $2.5 million, the world's leading auctioneers of motor vehicles is proud to announce its third annual auction at the Quail Motorcycle Gathering.
Hosted on May 14th at Quail Lodge in Carmel, California, Bonhams' sale of "Exceptional Motorcycles & Related Memorabilia" will include what is understood to possibly be the very motorcycle featured on the front cover of the August 1971 issue of Sports Illustrated being ridden by none other than "The King of Cool," Steve McQueen.
The 1971 Husqvarna 400 was originally purchased from the Steve McQueen Estate Sale in 1984 at Harrah's Auto Collection in Las Vegas, the very locale where Bonhams' recent motorbike sale was conducted. In addition to its title of former owner, authentic documentation and immortal association, the Swedish-made dirt bike – which son Chad McQueen reportedly said was his father's favorite off-road brand – will be accompanied by a wooden trunk of accessories as owned by McQueen (to be sold separately). Other McQueen ephemera will be offered at the sale including numerous racing trophies won by this legend of the silver screen.
A call for consignments is being issued for the upcoming May auction where sellers can expect interest from clientele from around the globe.
Last year's sale at Quail Lodge saw a rare 1910 Royal Pioneer Single sell for $92,000, the only known surviving 1914 Flanders Model D Twin – formerly owned by L.A. newspaper scion Otis Chandler – go for $78,200, and a pristinely restored 1913 Flying Merkel Single Board Track Racer sell for $64,975, to name just a few. Additionally, bikes of pedigree were on offer, including the ex-Rody Rodenberg factory-modified 1940 Triumph T100 Tiger Competition and a 1972 Harley-Davidson XR 750 TT, famous as the model that legend Cal Rayborn used to vanquish many a competitor.
Sellers interested in consigning a motorcycle to this mid-May auction can call 415-391-4000 or e-mail HYPERLINK "mailto:email@example.com" firstname.lastname@example.com.


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STOCKTON – The third inning of Friday's elimination game in Sac-Joaquin Section Division V softball action with Hughson is one Ripon would like to forget.
Manteca and Sierra's baseball squads both won opening round games of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV tournament Thursday.
Ripon's Zach Scudder and Corey Winter both qualified for today's Sac-Joaquin Section swimming finals at Tokay High in Lodi.
STOCKTON - It's no big secret that Allie Walljasper has carried the load for Sierra this season.
LODI – Fortunately, for Sierra, its bats were hot early as the Timberwolves withstood five seventh-inning runs by Ceres and defeated the Bulldogs 9-6 in first-round action of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division IV baseball playoffs at Zupo Field.
STOCKTON – Caleb Rogers laced up his cleats and went to work Thursday during the opening round of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division V baseball tournament under near triple-digit temperatures.
Emma Lewis is officially the last girls' varsity swimmer still alive this season.
When she was little, on the cusp of becoming a Division I-caliber player, Isela Rivera's father would keep the budding young striker reaching and wanting and hungry with the Three Bs speech.
ELK GROVE – Katie Lock and Lejla Pepic tallied a goal and an assist apiece during Manteca's 4-1 victory over Cosumnes Oaks in the semifinals of the Sac-Joaquin Section Division III tournament Wednesday.
RIPON – History was not going to repeat itself – the Ripon Christian girls soccer team was going to see to that.
LODI – Manteca is in the midst of a historical season after capturing the baseball program's first Valley Oak League championship since 1985.
STOCKTON – The Ripon High Indians will play another day.
Coaches Chabre Basile, Jason Beier and Niki DeGeorge helped return the Manteca Dolphins swim team to prominence in 2013.
With seven starting underclassmen, Valley Oak League co-champion East Union has the firepower to continue its reign in future seasons.
There are dynamic strikers and then there are determined strikers.
TRACY – Not this time.
Somebody had to win.
Local wrestling standout Alex Garcia qualified for the ASICS/Vaughan Junior Greco Nationals after his third-place finish in the 126-pound division of the state tournament last weekend in Fresno.
It turns out there will be a few more Buffaloes roaming the turf at Tracy High's Wayne Schneider Stadium this Saturday.
A no-hitter from its No. 2 pitcher helped Manteca High's baseball team earn its first Valley Oak League championship in 29 years.
It's better late than never for 16-year-old Justin Clayton.
The Red Sox saved their best for last.
With the bases loaded and two out in the bottom of the sixth Thursday in the Northgate Little League AAA championship tilt with the Nationals, Phillies slugger Tyler Toste hit a towering shot to center field that looked as if it would clear the bases.
Cruz Lopez picked a good time to hit his first home run of the year.
It's official: Manteca High's football team will open its 2014 season Aug. 29 at Levi's Stadium.
Phillip Leuvano threw four shutout innings of relief Tuesday and Blue Jays teammate Scotty Armstrong had a monster bat in an 11-4 win over the A's in semifinal action of the Northgate majors tournament.
Robert Vernon has returned the Ripon softball program to a place of prominence and his hard work hasn't gone unnoticed.


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Republican presidential candidate Herman Cain says America is failing to lead the world: militarily, economically and morally. But at a speech last night in Hillsdale, Cain did not mention the scandal dogging his campaign.
Herman Cain spoke about foreign policy, economic policy and the need for moral leadership during his speech at Hillsdale College last night. Cain said the Obama Administration's policies are hurting the United States, particularly the nation's economy.
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Original recipe yields 4 servings
- Heat olive oil in a large skillet over medium-high heat. Season chicken breasts with salt and pepper. Place chicken in the skillet and cook until browned, about 5 minutes per side.
- Reduce heat to medium; add butter and garlic. Cook and stir mixture until garlic is fragrant, about 3 minutes. Mix olives, gin, vermouth, and lemon juice into chicken mixture; simmer until chicken is no longer pink in the center and sauce is thickened, about 5 minutes. An instant-read thermometer inserted into the center should read at least 165 degrees F (74 degrees C).
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The name and description says it all...this is an easy and fun recipe. It was deliciously surprising(or surprisingly delicious)! I decided to try this because I had some orange flavored gin in my pantry, and I love olives. Since I had the orange gin, I seasoned my chicken breasts with freshly grated tangerine zest(I had no oranges), milled peppercorns, and salt-free chicken seasonings. I added some finely diced shallots with the garlic too. I also added sliced black olives in with the green olives. In addition to the gin, vermouth, and lemon juice, I added the juice from half of the tangerine I had just zested. I garnished the meal with finely sliced green onion and chopped fresh parsley. I served this with simple, buttered egg noodles, and fresh, crusty bread. What a wonderful meal! Thank you Jen for a great, fun, and easy recipe!
I love martinis and my husband loves green olives, so we enjoyed this dish very much. Because we both like green olives so much, I tripled the amount of green olives (but if you're not a huge green olive fan, tripling it may be a bit much). Also, there didn't seem to be a lot of sauce, and I was worried about the chicken getting dry, so I double the wet ingredients. It turned out great!
This was quick and easy; and as a martini lover it was an awesome treat. Very tender and juicy! Next time I'll add more olives since everyone in my family loves them!
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- 302 cal
- 15%
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- 24%
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- < 1%
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- 27.7 g
- 55%
- Cholesterol
- 84 mg
- 28%
- Sodium
- 699 mg
- 28%
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- With your right hand, pick up the head joint and insert the edge into the body of the flute. Do not push it in too far, there must be about a quarter inch of the head joint showing which you can use for tuning.
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A potentially volatile storm system thundered through Middle Georgia with heavy rain Monday that led to multiple accidents.
The National Weather Service warned of the threat of flash flooding through early Tuesday with expected rainfall of up to 3 inches in some locations.
Thunder rumbled over downtown Macon Monday morning before tornado watches were issued for several midstate counties until late in the afternoon.
A strong line of showers and thunderstorms tracked east with 40 mph wind gusts, taking aim at Bibb, Houston, Jones, Monroe, Putnam and Crawford counties. The downpour led to significant weather advisories for heavy rain for most of Middle Georgia.
Hourly reports showed that Middle Georgia Regional Airport collected 1.7 inches of rain from about 10 a.m. until 1 p.m. About two-thirds of an inch of rain fell per hour from 11 a.m. until 1 p.m.
About 11:40 a.m., a vehicle flipped on its side on Interstate 75 South, just below Hardeman Avenue.
About 20 minutes later, Macon-Bibb firefighters responded to another accident on Interstate 475 South near the Eisenhower Parkway exit.
Other accidents on wet roads were reported earlier.
About 10:30 a.m., a car hit the guardrail on I-75 South past Hartley Bridge Road. No one was seriously hurt in another accident 10 minutes later near the Sgoda Road exit of Interstate 16 West near Twiggs County.
Scattered power outages caused electricity to flicker in some spots.
A tree fell on power lines in north Bibb County, triggering a power outage at the Howard High School and Middle School complex on Forsyth Road.
Electricity was off for about an hour, but generators kept some power flowing to the schools, Stephanie Hartley, spokeswoman for Bibb County schools.
Around 1 p.m., power went out briefly at Taylor Elementary, and another outage was reported at Northwoods Academy.
The Ocmulgee River spent most of Monday morning around 7.3 feet.
It quickly rose about 4 feet in the five hours between 9:30 a.m. and 2:30 p.m., reaching 11.4 feet. In that same time frame, the rivers flow rate tripled.
The National Weather Service issued a flood warning through Thursday night for the Ocmulgee River near Bibb, Houston, Jones, Monroe and Twiggs counties.
The Ocmulgee River was forecast to peak in Bibb at 19.1 feet on Wednesday, one foot above the minor flooding stage. Flooding will begin by Wednesday morning, the National Weather Service predicted.
The Ocmulgee Heritage Trail and the Charles Jones Gateway Park are forecast to flood.
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Greenfield Flooding Has Residents Asking for Help from Other Neighborhoods
Residents of "the Run" in Greenfield are asking fellow Pittsburgher's to take action to help stop the severe flooding they've experienced in heavy rains like those of this weekend.
Residents will speak about the impact of flooding on their lives and talk about practical solutions that could be implemented easily and quickly. Residents will urge City and County leaders as well as upstream neighborhoods and communities to do their part.
"What will it take to solve our flooding problems? We have seen cars submerged in water floating in our streets" describes Greenfield resident Laura Schaffalo. "Furnaces, hot water heaters, washers and dryers have been ruined by flooding in the Run since 2007. How many times can a house sustain major water damage before that house is permanently damaged? We need a solution to the flooding problems and we need it now."
Neighbors will discuss how to stop flooding in the Run and in other areas rain needs to stay where it falls whenever and wherever possible. Their message to City and County leaders and residents: these solutions can't wait- they are needed now.
What a lot of residents don't understand is that we need solutions implemented outside of the problem areas. You don't address flooding where it floods, you address it at the source," added Schaffalo. "To stop flooding downstream here in the Run means that the upstream neighborhoods need to do their part, too."
ACTION United, a member of the Clean Rivers Campaign and residents will talk about how ALCOSAN's need for regulatory compliance is a great opportunity to create these much-needed flood mitigation investments.


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Check Out Line: From beef jerky to jewelry, cost cuts pay off
Check out retailers at the high end and the mass level topping Wall Street profit expectations after cutting costs.
Tiffany & Co's fourth-quarter profit handily topped analysts' estimates, after the luxury jeweler took aggressive steps to tighten its cost structure as even wealthy consumers pare back spending in the recession.
Tiffany said earlier this month it would close its 16 Iridesse stores, since the chain, which specialized in pearl jewelry, recorded an operating loss ever since it started a few years ago. In January, the company said it was reviewing all elements of its cost structure. On Monday, it said it would suspend buying back its own shares until further notice.
Historically, retailers at the high end and low end were more shielded than those in the middle from the impact of a recession, as wealthy consumers were less affected and mass retailers and drug stores sold necessary items like medicines and toiletries. Yet the scope of the current downturn has meant all levels of retailers felt the pain and have therefore sought ways to preserve costs as sales slow.
Check Out Line: Survey says…. ugghhh!
Check out how it ain't getting any better any time soon.
The latest evidence is a new survey by America's Research Group that showed that nearly a third of U.S. households think it will be a year before their families are better off.
That might not seem like so many, until you see that another quarter think that it will take even longer.
"We're looking at a retail meltdown much worse than anyone could have imagined six months ago," said Britt Beemer, founder of America's Research Group.
Half of the consumers said their shopping budgets were significantly lowered from last year. And almost all of the rest said they were only the same.
More than half also said they had stopped using credit cards for purchases. And 47 percent said they would probably or definitely not buy something if it wasn't on sale.
So, how's that stimulus going?
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Bon-Ton Stores swings to Q4 loss on charges
American Eagle meets Street view
Staples posts weak Q4, says will not give '09 outlook
Tide, Woolite tout their fashion sense (WSJ)
Wal-Mart plans to market digital health records system (N.Y. Times)
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Check Out Line: Picture this bankruptcy
Check out this development at Ritz Camera Centers.
The largest U.S. specialty camera and imaging chain filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
In some ways, what happened at Ritz is typical of the pressures put on many retailers in this recession. The company said lenders ordered it to boost reserves, which reduced available credit.
Also, the recession caused holiday sales to be "materially lower" than a year earlier.
But the company was also offering a service fewer and fewer consumers needed: photo processing. With more people using digital cameras and "developing" the pictures on their computers, Ritz was coming under more pressure.
"The loss of revenues and profit margins from the diminution in the photo-finishing business proved too much of a burden," Chief Restructuring Officer Marc Weinsweig said in an affidavit.
Also in the basket:
Toymaker Lego sees rising 2009 sales
Consumer-goods makers heed 'paycheck cycle' (WSJ)
Campbell Soup profit falls
PepsiCo scraps changes to Tropicana (N.Y. Times)
Check Out Line: Unemployment line grows
Check out more than half a million more people looking for work.
The layoffs have been all over the news, but when you see them all added together it shows just how bad this economy is.
The economy shed a worse-thank-expected 598,000 jobs in December. That's the worse one-month drop since Richard Nixon was president.
"The report is awful. it's even worse than it looks, because people did not hire workers prior to Christmas, but they still did enormous layoffs after Christmas," Cary Leahey, economist at Decision Economics.
Retailers shed 45,000 jobs in January and have cut 219,000 jobs since November as they went through the worst holiday shopping season in at least four decades.
And the hits just keep on coming. Macy's cut another 7,000 jobs on Monday.
Where's that stimulus again?
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At Banana, never having to pay full price — until May 1
The retail industry is debating what the drastic discounts that were offered during the holiday season now means for "full priced" selling in 2009.
After becoming accustomed to discounts of 50, 60 or 70 percent, will consumers tolerate paying the full amount listed on a price tag? And if so, when will that happen? And does "full price" now mean selling items for 10 percent to 20 percent below what they were sold for a year ago?
Check Out Line: Even NRF sees 2009 sales down
Check out the National Retail Federation's sales outlook.
Even the retail industry's trade group is expecting sales to fall 0.5 this year. The NRF, known for its optimistic sales forecasts, is expecting the first decline since it began tracking sales in 1995.
Oh, and things could even get worse.
If the government does not quickly pass an economic stimulus package, "then all bets are off," NRF Chief Economist Rosalind Wells told Reuters.
With the U.S. in the throws of a recession, preliminary figures showed that retail sales rose 1.4 percent in 2008, well below the 3.5 percent increase the NRF originally forecast.
The year culminated with the worst holiday season in four decades or more, according to some analysts.
Retailer bankruptcies, job cuts and store closings have continued into 2009, and the NRF forecast is the latest sign that things are not expected to get better any time soon.
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Check Out Line: Job cuts on Aisle 4!
Check out the retail belt tightening.
Not belt tightening by retail customers (if there are any left), but the latest round of cost cuts by retailers themselves.
Williams-Sonoma is cutting 18 percent of its workforce and also paired back capital spending.
Check Out Line: Liz gets new credit line — at a price
Check out the amendment to Liz Claiborne's credit facility.
The owner of the Juicy Couture, Kate Spade and Lucky Brand chains worked out a new credit agreement that will not mature until 2011, replacing a current one that was set to mature in October.
Liz will get less credit — $600 million, down from $750 million — which the company says is appropriate given recent divestitures.
The agreement also comes with higher fees and interest rates, but eliminates some covenants.
The financial markets have closely watched Liz and other retailers to see if they can weather the tight credit markets and for any signs that those markets are loosening up.
The news of the new credit agreement helped boost Liz's stock more than 12 percent in morning trading. Investors shrugged off the fact that the company now expects to break even or post a loss for continuing operations in the fourth quarter, rather than the profit of 19 cents to 24 cents per share it previously forecast.
Who needs to make money during the holiday season when your banks will let you extend your credit terms … As long as you can pay the higher prices.
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Check Out Line: December sales slump
Check Out the drop in sales.
It was no surprise that sales were weak in December, though some retailers stood out Thursday for their worse-than-expected performance.
Wal-Mart, the world's largest retailer, said sales at U.S. stores open at least a year rose just 1.7 percent, while analysts were expecting a 2.8 percent increase. Wal-Mart and other chains such as Macy's cut guidance for the fourth quarter ending later this month.
Shares of Wal-Mart fell more than 9 percent on Thursday morning, dragging the Dow Jones industrial average into negative territory as well.
Check Out Line: How low will retailers go?
Check out the days of reckoning for retailers.
This week most U.S. retailers will tell us how December sales went. The news is not likely to be good.
According to Thomson Reuters data, Wal-Mart is about the only one that saw an increase in same-store sales. With a recession, job losses, falling home values and tighter credit, it's not surprising that most people cut back and that sales fell for most retailers.
But what will be more telling is how much the big sales — like Jos A Bank's three-for-one suit sale — lead to profit warnings by retailers. Those deep discounts may move merchandise (though even that is debatable in this environment), but they come at the expense of profits.
Retail stocks have actually outperformed the broader market in the past month. But the depth of the profit warnings will likely determine whether those retail stocks also go back on the discount rack.
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by Amy Moritz
It started on Facebook as the cold water challenge -- friends challenging other friends to dunk themselves in icy cold water tied into contributions to various charities.
The Women's Basketball Coaches Association took the idea and created a bunch of summer fun on social media.
Coaches and players from around the country are challenging each other in the #ChillinForCharity to raise money for the Kay Yow Cancer Fund.
Here's how it works: Coaches are challenged and they either have to be doused in cold water or donate $250 to the Kay Yow Cancer Fund. If they take the challenge, the person who challenged them has to donate $50. After taking the challenge coaches then challenge someone else. Many of the videos have been posted on the WBCA website along with photos all over Twitter.
"The women's basketball community really comes together behind causes," Niagara coach Kendra Faustin said. "We very competitive on the court, but step away from the court and we're really very good at remembering we're a big community. And this was a lot of fun."
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Christmas Tree and Menorah Lighting Ceremony in Gladwyne
- When: Sunday, Dec. 9 from 6:30 – 8 p.m.
- Where: Gladwyne Fire Company
- Why Go: Come out for the annual Christmas tree and menorah lighting ceremony. There will be caroling, cider, cookies, and more.
- Cost: Free
Tree Lighting, Carol Sing and Santa's Arrival
- When: Friday, Dec. 7 at 7 p.m.
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- Why Go: A great night in Bryn Mawr. Caroling begins at the gazebo at 7 p.m.; enjoy the sounds of the Haverford Notables and Baldwin B Flats. The tree lighting will take place at the gazebo next to the Ludington Library at 7 p.m., and at 7:30 p.m., Santa will arrive on a Bryn Mawr Fire Co. truck. Holiday treats provided by Bake 425.
- Cost: Free
Villanova Jazz Band Christmas Concert
- When: Thursday, Dec. 6 at 7 p.m.
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- Why Go: This week is all about the free concerts at Villanova. On Thursday night come out and enjoy a spirited Christmas Concert with the Villanova Jazz Band!
- Cost: Free
Gospel Choir's Annual Winter Concert
- When: Friday, Dec. 7 at 6:30 p.m.
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- Why Go: Join the Gospel Choir for a musical celebration of the Christmas season.
- Cost: Free, Donations appreciated.
Christmas Concert with the Haveners and Spires
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8 at 3 p.m
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- Why Go: Enjoy Christmas Favorites at this highlight of the Christmas Season on Campus! The concert concludes with the Vivaldi Gloria featuring the combined choirs (well over 100 voices) accompanied by String Quartet!
- Cost: Free
Kid's Matinee: Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs
- When: Saturday, Dec. 8, 11 a.m.
- Where:Bryn Mawr Film Institute
- Why Go: Kid's matinee this week is Cloudy With A Chance of Meatballs, an inventive animated comedy, inspired by Judi Barrett's bestseller.
- Cost: $5.00 for adults and $4.00 for kids.
Holiday Fine Craft Sale
- When: Friday, Nov. 30 - Dec. 9
- Where: Main Line Arts Center
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