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"High profile, below the radar" is how Gary Davis and Alan "Big Al" Crawley describe the 'Round Nevada Classic Car Tour, due to the prominent characters who have joined the event over the years. There have been Microsoft executives and federal and state judges, but it's not the names that are important on this journey (in fact, participants are asked not to divulge their last names, and the tour is unaffiliated with a specific club or group). It's the cause.
The 'Round Nevada Classic Car Tour was started in 2005 by Davis and a small group of friends who wanted to do something different: tour Nevada in their classic cars and put on car shows, but help people at the same time. As they travel to various small towns, they support charitable organizations and give 100-percent access to their vehicles. "They can have sidewalk sales, take pictures, bring in the local car clubs, anything they can derive from the cars they can have. It's about the benefit that others get from our being there," Davis says.
The group makes sure to stop at each senior citizens center and share car stories while asking, "What can we do for you?"—never asking for anything in return. Even the $75 entry fee goes to organizations such as Boys & Girls Clubs, Lions Clubs, or individuals who have fallen on hard times. "We like to do for others when they don't expect it," Crawley says. For instance, they've bought replacement blanks for a group that put on a re-enactment show for them, funded dental work for seniors, paid for a little girl to go to an educational camp, and purchased furniture for a medical center.
Each year the tour kicks off with a free car show at the Atlantis in Reno called Concours d'Arrogonce. The May 31 event is open to everyone with an American-made 1972 or older vehicle. There is no judging and no classes to enter. "It's a car show; come show your car," Davis says.
The yearly turnout for Concours d'Arrogonce is close to 200, and everyone who participates gets an award. This year KOLO Reno weathercaster Dick Stoddard will DJ and play popular '50s and '60s music.
There are no ribbons, prizes, or trophies on the 'Round Nevada Classic Car Tour. It's invite only, and applications are accepted via e-mail. Organizers will pick 75 vehicles to depart the Atlantis on June 1 at 8:30 a.m. (the drivers enjoy a mixer at the Elks Club the night before). "And the tour begins," Crawley says.
In 2009, instead of traveling around Nevada, the tour will go mostly through California and Oregon. The itinerary for the five-night, six-day tour starts with a charity event at the National Automobile Museum in Reno on Monday morning, June 1. After departing the museum, the convoy heads north through eastern California and southern Oregon. Then the tour returns to California and travels south along the coast before returning to Reno.
Some stops along the way include Susanville, Burney, Klamath Falls, Bob Drake's Ford Shop in Grants Pass, Cresent City, Eureka, and lunch in the Redwoods. Each stop they make will have some kind of food or snacks and a coinciding charitable event with donations. Remember, there are no rules on the tour. Simply leave one town in the morning and arrive in the next in the evening—you can stop anywhere you wish along the way.
The tour is one of the most unique car events in Nevada. For a group of people like Davis and Crawley, it is about getting your car on the road and enjoying it to the fullest, helping the local communities, and giving back to people who need it most. This tour could not be put on without the help of many dedicated people. Davis and Crawley are thankful for people like Claire Blurton. Blurton is a very special addition to the team. The 81-year old not only handles the registration, she also drives herself every year as a support vehicle and bakes fresh cookies for the dinners.
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We have made seven of the eight trips so far. This is the best of the cruises I have enjoyed over the past 12 years. No meetings, no instructions, just drive and enjoy! The best part is helping the locals.
We are coming up on our fourth run, and we have had a blast so far! Thank you so much Gary and Big Al for all the work that you put into this. The people we have met on the run are just great, and everyone we have met in all the towns we have visited have been wonderful. We can't wait for the next trip in 2012!!
We have been doing this for years. It is great; the people you meet are so much fun. You manage to go places and do things that you would not do otherwise.
Great article. Glad to see events and people like these getting some media coverage.
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Reference Tools for Fine Arts Visual Resources
Collections (O.P. No. 4) |
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Historical bibliography of Art Museum Serials
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Grant Development for large and Small Libraries
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Art & Architecture Thesaurus Sourcebook (O.
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Collection Development Policies for Libraries
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Library Instruction for Students in Design
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43 |
The Library and the Accreditation Process in
Design Disciplines: Best
Practices (O. P. No. 14) |
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Cataloging Architectural Drawings (Topical Paper
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6 |
Concordance of ancient Site Names (Topical Paper
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Guidelines for the Visual Resources Profession |
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I must say the value will be lower than it would have been due to petrol prices and the new tax laws but i hope you get a decent price.
i would value your car at 400-450 if your lucky mate i just picked up new shape 2001 reg for 1300 ,looking on the autotrader may give you a better idea of what to expect ..good luck
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hi i have owned a v6 mondeo and with a full mot and 4 months tax i got 400.00 it also depends on the cars condition to the price you get, i have just bought a mondeo 1.8 2001 mk3 for 600.00.hi guys/girls i have a v6 mondeo n reg ghia fully loaded it has a few electrical problems but engine is sweet it has a new auto gear box thats 2 years old full heated leather all the toys it coming to the end of mot and tax it gotta go its to expensive for me what do you think she is worth cheers
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CoreCommerce: Second Place
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CoreCommerce: First Place
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3dcart: Second Place
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AmeriCommerce: Third Place
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Marketing your online store takes a lot of work if you don't have the right tools, but the best ecommerce software tries to solve this problem. To earn an award in this category, ecommerce solutions must provide basic marketing tools like upsells, cross sells, and email templates, but should also provide stand out features like email marketing, affiliate management, LiveChat, social media tools, SEO, and more.
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At ZippyCart, we hire a panel of ecommerce experts to independently judge hundreds of ecommerce solutions each year. This panel then scores each solution based on 15 different factors, which we combine to give each shopping cart an overall score for the year. This year, ZippyCart decided to make a few changes which included increasing the scoring factors, adding a weighted algorithm, and creating awards for categories that our readers have been asking about.
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PIERRE AUGER Collaboration(s) |
(2008) |
Data collected by the Pierre Auger Observatory provide evidence for anisotropy in the arrival directions of the cosmic rays with the highest-energies, which are correlated with the positions of relatively nearby active galactic nuclei (AGN) [Pierre Auger Collaboration, Science 318 (2007) 938]. The correlation has maximum significance for cosmic rays with energy greater than ∼6 × 10^19 eV and AGN at a distance less than ∼75 Mpc. We have confirmed the anisotropy at a confidence level of more than 99% through a test with parameters specified a priori, using an independent data set. The observed correlation is compatible with the hypothesis that cosmic rays with the highest-energies originate from extra-galactic sources close enough so that their flux is not significantly attenuated by interaction with the cosmic background radiation (the Greisen-Zatsepin-Kuz'min effect). The angular scale of the correlation observed is a few degrees, which suggests a predominantly light composition unless the magnetic fields are very weak outside the thin disk of our galaxy. Our present data do not identify AGN as the sources of cosmic rays unambiguously, and other candidate sources which are distributed as nearby AGN are not ruled out. We discuss the prospect of unequivocal identification of individual sources of the highest-energy cosmic rays within a few years of continued operation of the Pierre Auger Observatory. |
APC - Cosmologie et gravitation APC - THEORIE |
Thème(s) | : | Physique/Astrophysique/Cosmologie et astrophysique extra-galactique Planète et Univers/Astrophysique/Cosmologie et astrophysique extra-galactique Planète et Univers/Astrophysique |
Lien vers le texte intégral : |
http://fr.arXiv.org/abs/0712.2843 |
in2p3-00199474, version 1 | |
http://hal.in2p3.fr/in2p3-00199474 | |
oai:hal.in2p3.fr:in2p3-00199474 | |
Contributeur : Emmanuelle Vernay | |
Soumis le : Mercredi 19 Décembre 2007, 09:55:28 | |
Dernière modification le : Vendredi 21 Septembre 2012, 15:52:11 |


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