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The 1966 Corvair Yenko Stinger offered here is Yenko SN YS086, the very same car Jim Spencer drove to the 1966 SCCA Central Division "D" Sports Racing Championship. Whereas most Stingers were modified for road use, this car was specifically prepared for competition for Spencer, who was also the exclusive U.S. distributor of the newly formed Yenko Sports Cars. This historically significant competition Stinger is accompanied by its original Yenko Dealership documents, original SCCA race logbooks and a tech manual with specification updates.
- 1966 Yenko Stinger Corvair, SCCA Road Racer, Yenko Serial No. YS 086.
- Have original Yenko dealership work orders and invoices documenting preparation of this car.
- Have original SCCA race logbooks and tech manual with spec updates by Donna Mae Mimms dated 11/25/67.
- Tagged as number 86 of original 100 identical fleet-ordered 1966 Corvair Corsa coupes modified by Yenko to "Stinger specs" prior to January 1966 deadline as required for homologation in SCCA Class "D" Production.
- One of the first Stingers prepped and sold new by Yenko as an all-out road racer. Most of the remaining 100 cars were street versions.
- Won SCCA Central Division Class "D" Sports Racing in 1966. Jim Spencer, driver, first owner, and exclusive U.S. distributor of Yenko Sports Cars (SPAN-INC).
- Still being raced in 1988 at Waterford Hills by Ron McConkey when I purchased it.
Concours shown after 13 year restoration ordeal with the following results in "Race Class":
2002 Concourse at Ault Park, Cincinnati, OH, Award of Distinction
2002 Discovery Concours, Dayton, OH, Best of Class
2002 Glenmoor Gathering, Canton, OH, First Place
2003 Chevy/Vettefest, Chicago, IL, Gold Award (individual points) & Top Gun Award/Best in Show – competition prep (Judges)
2003 Willistead Classic, Windsor, Ont., Class Winner Award
2004 Concours at Ault Park, Cincinnati, OH, First Place
2004 Corsa National Convention, Lexington, KY, Peoples Choice
2004 Chevy/Vettefest, Chicago, IL, Gold Award
2005 Lexington Concours, Lexington, KY, First Place
2005 Discovery Concours, Dayton, OH, Best of Class
2006 Yenko 40th Anniversary Reunion, Twinsburg, OH, Peoples Choice
2006 Meadow Brook Concours, Rochester, MI, Lion Award
2007 Amelia Island Concours, Jacksonville, FL, Rare Corvairs Display


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Jan. 12 – End of second grading period
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This is this is the sixth in a series of literacy enhancement articles that appear biweekly in The Sentinel-News.
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East Middle School Missiles formed the shape of a red ribbon loop in support of Red Ribbon Week. This photograph was taken by Principal Christine Powell and Assistant Principal Myron Montgomery, who were high above in the bucket of a fire truck. "The kids loved it! It made them proud to be drug and alcohol free!" said Jaime Kayrouz, student assistance counselor.
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AFC East blogger James Walker jumped on the Bills bandwagon a few months ago, and it's filling up fast....Blog | June 26, 2012
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INDIANAPOLIS -- Swing on over to NFL Nation Live to chat throughout the AFC Championship Game. Sunday's cast includes all four AFC bloggers -- Paul Kuharsky, Bill Williamson, James Walker and me -- and Scouts Inc. analyst Matt Williamson. We'll...Blog | January 24, 2010
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Walker ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- When the Buffalo Bills traded two-time Pro Bowl left tackle Jason Peters in April, they were confident they could move Langston Walker from the right side without much trouble. Boy, were they wrong. The Bills...Blog | September 09, 2009
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Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham Langston Walker's preseason was even worse than originally believed. The Buffalo Bills not only replaced the eight-year veteran at left tackle with a prospect who hasn't played a single NFL down. They also releas...Blog | September 08, 2009
Bills' O-line still taking shapeTim Graham
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- I had an opportunity to catch up with Buffalo Bills left tackle Langston Walker after Thursday night's 17-6 loss to the Detroit Lions in Ralph Wilson Stadium. Rick Stewart/G...Blog | September 04, 2009
Bell evolving into Bills' left tackle of choiceTim Graham
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham When Langston Walker takes the field at left tackle Saturday night, do not assume that's what the Buffalo Bills prefer. Sources close to the team tell me there's a growing belief among some coaches on Dick Jauron...Blog | August 28, 2009
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Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham To get you in the holiday spirit, here is an entertaining video clip of the Buffalo Bills (mostly) singing the "12 Days of Christmas." In the latest episode of Langston Walker's "68 Seconds" show on BuffaloBills.com, t...Blog | December 24, 2008
Bills still in first, but AFC East story far from overTim Graham
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No. 5 is alive for BuffaloTim Graham
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. -- About 15 minutes after the Buffalo Bills staged a second straight fourth-quarter comeback victory, a couple of reporters approached right tackle Langston Walker for his thoughts on how they'd beat...Blog | September 23, 2008
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Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham The final word on Buffalo Bills tackle Langston Walker -- at least until coach Dick Jauron provides an update on Monday -- is that he suffered a bruised forearm in Sunday night's victory over the Indianapolis Colts in ...Blog | August 25, 2008
X-rays negative on Walker's armTim Graham
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham The Buffalo Bills have announced in the Lucas Oil Stadium pressbox that X-rays on Langston Walker's left arm were negative. What that means combined with what Bills coach Dick Jauron told NFL Network sideline reporter ...Blog | August 24, 2008
Walker injury: 'It's not a good one'Tim Graham
Posted by ESPN.com's Tim Graham NFL Network sideline reporter Adam Schefter spoke to Buffalo Bills head coach Dick Jauron at halftime to get an update on injured left tackle Langston Walker. Walker had X-rays on his left arm, and although Schefter di...Blog | August 24, 2008
With Peters absent, Bills switch Walker to LTTim Graham
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Belgium fell silent for a minute today as part of a national day of mourning for the 28 victims of the coach crash in Switzerland.
Travellers at bus, underground and railway stations were asked to pause until church bells rang out to sound the end of the moment of remembrance.
Parents stood in silence at the schools in Lommel and Heverleep.
As the nation paid tribute, the white coffins of the 22 children and six adults were flown home by military aircraft, as our Europe Correspondent Geraint Vincent reports from Belgium.
In Brussels, government officials and politicians gathered in rows outside buildings.
At European Commission headquarters, flags were flying at half-mast.
Some commercial television stations halted transmissions for much longer than one minute, cancelling many programmes altogether.
It has also emerged an 11-year-old British boy was one of the victims.
Sebastian Bowles was a pupil at St Lambertus School in Heverlee where children were handed white balloons to release into the sky.
Sebastian's father Edward and mother Ann moved to Belgium two years ago to be close to Mrs Bowles's relatives.
– Teresa McBride, Headteacher of Our Lady of Muswell Catholic Primary School
Sebastian Bowles attended Our Lady of Muswell Catholic PrimarySchool from September 2003 to July 2009. Sebastian and his family moved back toBelgium in 2009. Our school community is still reeling from the shock of thisterrible accident. Our thoughts and prayers are with Sebastian's family at thistragic time. He was a wonderfully vibrant boy who is so fondly remembered bypupils, staff and parents at Our Lady of Muswell. He was known by staff as 'the little cherub'. He will be greatlymissed. Today the school held a one minute silence to remember Sebastian.


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TOLEDO, Ohio (AP) — After a first half that fell short of Notre Dame's lofty standards, coach Muffet McGraw told her team to settle down.
"We talked about trying to be a little more in control, and gave them a little different offense to run — that we thought might help that," McGraw said. "In transition, we kept going through the middle of the floor where all the traffic was. We were just careless."
It was a sloppier victory than McGraw would have liked, but the top-seeded Fighting Irish did pull away convincingly in the second half for an 84-67 win over ninth-seeded Arizona State on Monday night. Natalie Achonwa had 25 points and 11 rebounds, and Notre Dame advanced to the Sweet 16 for the 12th time in the last 18 years.
The Irish (34-0) are now two wins from their fourth straight Final Four — and they're heading back home. The regional semifinals and final will be played at Notre Dame.
"Our fans, family and friends do so much for us," Achonwa said. "To be able to go back and play in front of them, I know as a senior it means a lot to me."
Notre Dame will face the winner of Monday's game between fourth-seeded Purdue and fifth-seeded Oklahoma State.
The Irish have won their last 15 games by double digits, although the Sun Devils (23-10) kept this one close until about midway through the second half. Deja Mann scored 16 points for Arizona State.
Notre Dame led 32-26 at halftime before scoring the first six points of the second. Led by the 6-foot-3 Achonwa, the Irish outscored Arizona State 46-34 in the paint.
Kayla McBride had 22 points and nine assists for Notre Dame.
The Sun Devils committed two early shot clock violations and fell behind 8-2, but Arizona State was able to avoid an early blowout. A 3-pointer by Mann started an 8-0 run that gave the Sun Devils a 15-12 lead and forced Notre Dame to take a timeout.


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A source close to Lynch who had spoken with him directly said Lynch had laid out his plan for victory: "He's gonna work his [expletive] off. He thinks the big field will help him."
"I'm in this race," the source said Lynch told him.
Media speculation has keyed on the prospective candidacy of Edward M. Kennedy, Jr., who has not ruled out a run for the body where his father served for 47 years.
Lynch balked at an expected run to replace Kennedy after the latter's death in 2009, when the support the longtime union member had expected to materialize among labor never did. Labor was then angry with Lynch about his decampment during the 2009 health care reform debate. Since, Lynch easily withstood a 2010 challenge and has largely repaired ties to the movement.
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What Determines Differences in Foreign Bank Efficiency?
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Gold Coast
LAST YEAR: VFL THIS YEAR: 17th
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WHAT'S BETTER: Well, playing in the AFL sure beats playing in the VFL. And unlike some previous disasters with the introduction of new clubs to the competition, the induction road for the Suns has been a lot smoother, with very generous recruiting concessions, plenty of corporate support, and a fertile region with a booming population. The host of kids under coach Guy McKenna have bulked up considerably over their two-year induction and won't be pushed around as easily as some think. David Swallow certainly looks set to become one of their first stars. You're likely to be reading plenty, too, about the likes of Josh Toy, Zac Smith, Charlie Dixon, Brandon Matera and Dion Prestia. Gold Coast's NAB Cup form might also have caused something of a rethink, the Suns were two from two in the first round and pushed a fair strength West Coast all the way in Perth.
WHAT'S WORSE: OK, there's no precedent, so what are Gold Coast's biggest potential pitfalls? Inexperience has to be No. 1, with only a dozen players on the list with any AFL games under their belt. Star recruit and inaugural captain Gary Ablett hasn't had the sort of pre-season he or his new club would have hoped, kept out of any competitive hitout thus far with calf and groin problems and potentially going into the Suns' round-two opener without a run of any sort.
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: Two men, Gary Ablett and Karmichael Hunt, depending on which state you're in. In the hubbub of the Melbourne football world, every step Ablett takes will be watched keenly, perceptions made about his fitness, form, leadership qualities, motivation and ability to lift a very young team which will need him at his best week in, week out. For the northern states, former rugby league superstar Hunt will be the conduit for any attention the Gold Coast gets. And his report card might be more positive than was anticipated, with club scouts impressed by his improvement to date.
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West Coast
LAST YEAR: 16th THIS YEAR: 15th
WHAT'S BETTER: Hopefully skills and game style, for starters. The Eagles' inability to hit targets under pressure was a consistent downfall in 2010. West Coast desperately needs more elite users. Reports out of Subiaco indicate the Eagles have spent considerable time this off-season practising zoning under the tutelage of long-time Port Adelaide assistant Phillip Walsh. And at last, they appear to have bedded down a functioning forward set-up — Mark LeCras an All-Australian with 63 goals in 2010 and Josh Kennedy a real workhorse. They have worked hard on their fitness and have presented in good physical shape during the NAB Cup.
WHAT'S WORSE: Pressure. As a traditionally strong club, West Coast isn't used to extended spells near the foot of the ladder, and if the fan base has been relatively patient thus far, it will expect a lot more tangible improvement than has been obvious to date. But the long-term outlook remains cloudy. The failure of arguably any of their kids (even, as yet, the highly touted Nic Naitanui) blooded over the last few seasons to have the sort of impact intended has put the rebuilding mission behind time. If the gains in 2011 remain only minimal, West Coast will have to start asking whether these kids are, in fact, the right ones.
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: John Worsfold. The AFL might have heavied the bookies into dispensing with that "first coach sacked" market, but unofficially, it's the dual West Coast premiership skipper, one of a score of coaches coming out of contract this year, leading the betting. In his 10th season at the helm, Worsfold's winning percentage remains at 50 per cent thanks to some early credits, but there have been just 16 wins from 66 games over the past three years. Start badly, and to say the heat will be on, would be some understatement.
LAST YEAR: 15th THIS YEAR: 13th
WHAT'S BETTER: The stocks of raw talent continue to mount, supplemented this year by the addition of some readymades in former Bomber Bachar Houli and former Blue Shaun Grigg, both experienced and clean users of the ball. Nathan Foley's return from long-term injury helps, too. Coach Damien Hardwick managed to instil a tougher streak in his charges last year. He's also big on good kicking, so expect the Tigers to have worked ferociously on their skills these past few months. Richmond is beginning to settle on a preferred (and more skilled) structure down back, and some previously barely rated players, like Jake King and Shane Edwards, have taken big steps.
WHAT'S WORSE: Perhaps nothing more than the burden of expectation. The gains of 2010 were considerable, and the famously demanding Tiger army will want signs of a lot more. Coleman medallist Jack Riewoldt is in for a tougher year with opponents having done a lot more homework, and is pretty much the sum total of the Tigers' scoring power (he kicked 78 goals last year, next best was 15).
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: Jack Riewoldt. His emergence in 2010 was one of the best football stories of the year, and whatever happens to him in 2011, it's likely to be eye-catching. As discussed, for the Tiges, scoring has been Riewoldt or nothing, a real potential headache given the full extent of the spearhead's capabilities have been on display for a full year. Richmond needs to find enough key position support for him, whether in the shape of a Jayden Post or even veteran rookie-list player Brad Miller. Indications are Riewoldt may play a little further from goal. Wherever he resides, his exploits will be the subject of much attention.
LAST YEAR: 14th THIS YEAR: 11th
WHAT'S BETTER: Plenty. A harmonious club, for starters, Windy Hill is a much happier place since the appointment of James Hird as coach. Essendon has gone at the pre-season full tilt, fitness levels are up significantly and a more defensively orientated gameplan has been relentlessly drilled into the playing group. A score of players, including Brent Prismall, David Myers, Ben Howlett, Courtenay Dempsey, Leroy Jetta, even best and fairest runner-up Heath Hocking, will benefit either from more faith at the selection table or being played in better positions. Paddy Ryder's start to the year has been impressive after a disastrous 2010, and recruit Dyson Heppell looks capable of playing all year.
WHAT'S WORSE: Not much, really, though Bachar Houli was a player lost who could have provided something more this season. Keeping the recently success-starved Bomber hordes in check could prove a bit of an issue, particularly if they confound a difficult early draw and take some big scalps. Key defensive posts could be a little more vulnerable with the amazing Dustin Fletcher just that 12 months closer to the end and Tayte Pears' long-running injury issues making a quick return to his best more a hope than expectation.
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: No prizes for guessing this one. The "Golden Boy" has returned at a critical juncture in his club's history, and his every move, selection, post-match quote or lunch order is going to be scrutinised to within an inch of its life. Of course, the idea of dual premiership coach Mark Thompson playing "Robin" to James Hird's "Batman" has plenty of media appeal. Hird's novice coaching status adds further spice, though as the Brisbane Lions' Michael Voss will attest, not necessarily pleasant tasting. But it will be Hird who garners far more column centimetres than any one or all of the 40-odd players he'll be directing.
Brisbane Lions
LAST YEAR: 13th THIS YEAR: 16th
WHAT'S BETTER: Let's be honest, very little. The car crash which was the Lions' 2010 at the very least forced a searching internal review of its football operations. Brisbane now has a general manager of football in Dean Warren to work alongside beleaguered coach Michael Voss, and a new chief executive in former rugby union and racing man Malcolm Holmes. Former Adelaide star Brett Burton has also reportedly made a strong impression in his new role as physical performance manager, while Gary O'Donnell returns, and Shane Woewodin comes aboard, to be assistant coaches. Youngsters Jack Redden, Todd Banfield and Tom Rockliff offer a glimmer of hope, and draftee Jared Polec looks impressive.
WHAT'S WORSE: Got a spare couple of days? Hard as it is to believe, things have continued to deteriorate since the end of last season. The Brendan Fevola disaster occupied far too much time, energy and, most of all, money the Lions couldn't afford to lose. Albert Proud was another lost through off-field incidents. Then there were the departures of three key players: best and fairest winner Michael Rischitelli, Jared Brennan and Justin Sherman. And, ominously, 10 years since the Lions first peaked as an AFL team, it's three of those ageing premiership heroes — Jonathan Brown, Simon Black and Luke Power — who continue to be pivotal to results.
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: It's not all about the coaches, but in this case it might well be. Michael Voss's spectacularly unsuccessful recruiting gamble in the summer of 2009 helped reduce a list good enough to contest finals to a rabble. It is now without sufficient stocks of quality youngsters to turn it around quickly. Nor are reports about the morale and contentment of the playing group particularly encouraging. Voss is in the final year of his three-year contract, and while club chairman Angus Johnson is publicly predicting a long and successful coaching future for the club's greatest player, the pressure, even on a much-revered favourite son, will be overpowering.
LAST YEAR: 12th THIS YEAR: 10th
WHAT'S BETTER: Another year's worth of senior AFL experience poured into a host of very promising kids, and a couple of gems in Tom Scully and Jack Trengove who stepped straight into the level with aplomb and could be anything. After a slow start, another No. 1 draft pick in Jack Watts is coming good rapidly, and James Frawley is now an All-Australian defender. Then there's the potential of breathtaking forward Liam Jurrah. A senior core that previously failed to show enough leadership has come good, Brad Green rewarded with the captaincy, Aaron Davey, Brent Moloney and Colin Sylvia all reliable hands.
WHAT'S WORSE: Though the Demons are clearly a side being built for the future, whether there's quite enough maturity yet for the present is debatable, and moreso after the somewhat messy retirement of former skipper and heart and soul James McDonald and veteran on-baller Cameron Bruce. Frawley's pectoral injury was untimely, eating into his pre-season, and Ricky Petterd has had more injury issues as well. Melbourne has some capable goalkickers, but still needs to develop some key position targets, the likes of Jurrah, Lynden Dunn, Matthew Bate and Petterd more in the "third tall" category than genuine spearheads.
WHO'LL HOG THE HEADLINES: Two contenders here, Tom Scully and Liam Jurrah. The former carried the No.1 draft millstone seemingly without any fuss last year, but as Gary Ablett knows all too well, season-long speculation about the possibility of a star headed elsewhere can be a draining experience. Getting on the front foot with the media on Friday was a smart move, but it's unlikely to quell the hordes too much. As for Jurrah, the blaze of form in which he finished 2010 points to what could be a spectacular year for him, not to mention the rest of us lucky to be watching.
■ NEXT WEEK: Adelaide, Port Adelaide, North Melbourne, Carlton, Hawthorn and Fremantle.


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There will be two Auctions of George's tractors and equipment. The first, on Oct. 6, 2012 will consist of tractors, P.up truck, motor home, Mercedes Benz coupe, garden tractors and other parts & equipment in the barn. Visit the link below to see the auctioneer's sale bill.
The second auction will be Nov. 16, 2012 and will consist primarily of his tools and shop equipment. The sale bill for that auction will be released later.
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they got the 63rd super c built oooooo I WONT IT!!!!
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I don't think George had a Super C. The listing is for a Case SC; maybe that is what you saw
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Kind of sad, really.
Hope his possesions go to good homes to be cared for as he did, especially the Cubs
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Sure wish I could be there, I have been in his barn and that is all excellent stuff. That is a busy weekend for us with three other activities going on. I too hope the members who knew George have luck with bringing it home with them.
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I sure would like to have Scruffy....who knows, I may get up there and bid on it.
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One of his cubs incorporated some parts I gave him when he was at Cubarama one year. he was wanting a non adjustable front axle and I gave him one from a burned cub I had bought. It was sagging due to the heat, but he straightened it and used it, along with a set of fenders, and I think another part or two, but do not remember for sure.
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Love to have that demo
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Don't think it has a Demo era engine. Not sure about the other castings.
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I knew that this would eventually happen. You see these in Red Power all the time and on-line. But not really someone you have known/conversed with for a decade or so .... very sad
I do hope that George's Cubs go to loving homes and I hope as many of our members as possible would be able to get one of his Cubs.
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I wish I could open the sale bill, I downloaded the version of acrobate reader it suggested but still won't open
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PM sent, Jim.
My 1945 Farmall H makeover
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Did see it listed on the sale bill, but George had a Prewitt conversion unit (aka, reducer/reverser). Don't know if it will show up at the auction or not...
Whomever attends, you might keep your eye out for it.
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Is there any particular significance to the 10:07AM start time?
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Baker and Bonnigson Auctions always start at 7 minutes past the hour or half hour, been this way for years, do not know why.
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Cookbooks and gardening books are 50% off from June 2nd through June 15th at the Juliana Bookstores and Marshall Street Book Shop!
We sell gently used books at our two bookstores: The Juliana Bookstore and The Marshall Street Book Shop. All proceeds directly benefit the Lancater Public Library. The stores are operated by the Friends of the Lancaster Public Library.
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Car and Driver Contributing Editor Csaba Csere gives an in-depth review of the German-tuned 2013 BMW Alpina B7 on the latest episode of Car and Driver: Tested.
The 2013 Alpina B7, based on the refreshed 2013 7 Series, made its U.S. debut this week at the BMW press launch in Laguna Seca Raceway (along with the 2013 M5 and M6 coupe). This is the closest thing we'll get to an M7 or M Performance 7 Series (for now) and it was a beast on the track!
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It's a wholly physics defying experience accelerating a nearly 5000 pound car from 0-60 in 4.4 seconds, handling corners at speed with little roll, and diving … CONTINUED
The guys over @ Motor Trend have put up this mega 11 page comparison between the large sedan offerings from all the usual suspects in the large luxury sedan game. But they didn't just make this a booring old comparison, they threw in all the non-traditional offerings that are available from automakers you wouldn't have expected 10, 5 or even 1 year ago.
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Here's more coverage on the impressive BMW Alpina B7, courtesy of drivesTV. Judging by the video description, they had tons of fun: "Amazing that a four-door sedan can put a smile that big on your face. If only there were longer roads and fewer rules." Enjoy!
And so it continues, the stream of Alpina B7 tests. This one is from Car and Driver and was actually published back in September, but it seemed fitting given the handful of B7 tests and videos that were published this past weekend.
Car and Driver's report is geared towards the fact finders amongst us. Its very clear and to the point with gobs of detail on the car. I personally liked the review as I could find any piece of information I wanted to know in it. … CONTINUED
We've previously reported on InsideLine's First Drive of the Alpina B7. Now it seems the press has gotten their Full test reviews out the door.
I have to say I really like this article. While to any true BMW fan, the name Alpina should be nothing new, and has become synonymous with a mix of oppulance and speed, something akin to BMW's version of AMG (atleast of yore). The analogy becomes more realistic when one consider's Alpina's Penchant for automatic transmissions. But back to the article, … CONTINUED
The folks at Autoblog had the opportunity to get their hands on the BMW Alpina B7, and they apparently had a blast. Not only would they let it run against an E92 M3 to find out the M3 "can't lose the Alpina B7 on one long road to nowhere deep in the reaches of an unincorporated area of the California coastal mountains." They also refer to the Alpina B7 as "an amazing machine. Defying all logic, the sedan seems to shed pounds as the g-forces increase … CONTINUED
Autoblog has posted a quick spin review of the 2010 760Li (long version model), touting its monster twin turbo V12 motor, style, comfort, and the ultimate unique luxury sedan experience it provides.
A luxury car? Yes. Land yacht? No.
This sums up the car very well and is from this new video review of the range topper 750i Li xDrive (400hp twin-turbo V8) conducted by drivencarreviews.com.


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When talking with people who are not pro-life, the first thing we need to discern is if they are really pro-abortion rather than pro-choice. Studies show that 63 percent of women having abortions today are coerced. I would assume it is through pro-abortionists that they are being talked into going against their choice to continue their pregnancies. Pressure, by those around them, is taking away their choice. A person who is pro-abortion only sees one answer for an unexpected pregnancy and that is abortion -- no choice offered.
If the people we are talking to are truly pro-choice, and not pro-abortion, they can appreciate the free services the Pregnancy Care Center and J. Rophe Medical offer to people in our community. Life is a choice. To continue their pregnancy and become parents is their choice. To continue their pregnancy and choose to place their baby for adoption is their choice. To have an abortion is their choice. While we do not recommend or refer for abortion, we offer support for those who find themselves devastated by that choice. We offer one-on-one opportunities as well as group opportunities to receive counseling. Whether the abortion was recent or 70 years ago, it is important for women to forgive themselves, and others who may have been involved, and to understand that God loves them and will forgive them also.
We come alongside all women to offer compassion, direction, and hope. There is no other organization in our county that offers the services the Pregnancy Care Center of the North Coast and J. Rophe Medical do. We are funded 100 percent by the private donations, of faithful monthly donors (and random gifts), as well as fundraisers. There are only three paid staff members and everyone else, including doctors and nurses, volunteers their time. We are blessed to have been serving our community for over 20 years, never once charging for our services. This is an organization anyone can get behind, whether pro-life or pro-choice. We are so thankful for all the support we receive and count it a blessing to serve!
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I'm starting to wonder if whether or not plugging my macbook pro into an external HD monitor, worth destroying its longevity. As you all know, when you plug in a macbook pro into an external display, your laptop gets insanely hot, and is running on all cylinders. Given that I do not want to destroy this $2000 machine that is over 2 years old now, is it best to simply invest in an iMac? Is it a must? Has anyone here plugged their macbook pro into an external display regularly for a long period of time? 1 year, 2 years? 3 years+? How is it holding up?
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Residents who live in Navy Point are used to hearing aircraft fly above their homes, but yesterday, they heard something way louder, and they had no idea what it was.
It's a group of Marines training in helicopters.
This is the largest helicopter in the US. A group of Marines are training here because it's familiar territory.
The pilots are based in North Carolina, but they did their initial flight training here. So coming back , makes it a whole lot easier to learn how to fly this bad boy, the CH Echo Stallion.
"It's nice to come back to somewhere we are familiar with. You see same airfields the airspace air traffic controllers which is always helpful.
But for people who live nearby, the helicopters made them jump a bit, because they are far louder than the typical jets they hear.
They were so dynamic so loud a noise I had never heard before. They caused me to come out of my house. I'd never seen anything quite like that before or heard anything quite like that
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I like Rudy.
Admittedly some of the shine has come off of him since he dunked on Dwight in the Olympics but I still cheer for the guy. I want him to succeed.
My first thoughts when I heard about how much he misses his family were "Why doesn't he just purchase or rent a little (or big) house in Portland and offer his family as many tickets to America as they want?". After all, he is a millionaire...right?
Well I am not exactly captain finance (my wife does our taxes) but I got to thinking that maybe Rudy's salary structure (for whatever reason) doesn't really allow him to present so grand a gift to his family.
But what if we, as fans and friends, were to offer OUR OWN HOMES as places for Rudy's family members to stay during the duration of his contract with our team?
Grandiose, I admit it, but it isn't without precedent. Families do this for college players literally ALL the time, even the Winterhawks use a similar program.
Wouldn't such a gesture of reaching out to Rudy and his family go a long way toward helping him feel more at home in Portland? I think it would be a fun, feel-good movement for fans to participate in, it might actually help someone if host families were sincere, and we may get a few extra 3 pointers for the team this season =)


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Phil Atkinson and Andrew Duce join Mimecast to drive partner recruitment and enterprise alliances across Europe
22nd January 2013 - London: Mimecast, the leading supplier of cloud-based email archiving, security and continuity for Microsoft Exchange, Hosted Exchange and Office 365, has announced two senior hires for the company's European channel and sales teams. Phil Atkinson joins as Strategic Alliance Director for Europe, and Andrew Duce as Enterprise Sales Director for Europe.
Following a period of consistently high growth, which recently saw Mimecast secure $62.15 million in Series C funding from Insight Venture Partners and Dawn Capital, these senior hires will help the company continue its expansion within the UK and across Europe.
As Strategic Alliance Director, Atkinson, who previously spent over ten years with Microsoft, will be tasked with building and strengthening Mimecast's relationships with its alliance partners and working to maximise these relationships for partner recruitment, enablement and customer acquisition. Mimecast's existing Alliance Partners include Microsoft, Hewlett-Packard, Sendmail and migration specialists, Binary Tree.
In his role as Enterprise Sales Director, Andrew Duce will be responsible for building the enterprise team in Europe and working with Mimecast partners to build and service the company's enterprise customer base.
Duce has more than 12 years' experience in the IT sector, including six years at Hewlett Packard where he held the position of Enterprise Business Sales Manager.
Phil Atkinson joined Mimecast from the Enterprise Partner Team at Microsoft, where he held the role of Partner Account Manager, responsible for Microsoft's business with Capgemini and CSC.
Alan Kenny, General Manager, Mimecast Europe commented: "At Mimecast, we rely on our partners for 100% of our sales activities, so having a strong channel team is absolutely vital. Our success depends on our partner community and on our ability to help them add value for their customers. I am delighted to announce these new appointments, and am sure that both Phil and Andrew, with their combined expertise and experience in some of the world's biggest technology companies, will help us continue to deliver fantastic value for both our customers and partners and drive growth for the company across Europe."
"Mimecast's technology drives real business value and is clearly differentiated from the competition," commented Duce. "The company has a strong commitment to building and maintaining relationships with existing and potential partners," commented Duce. "Mimecast is a business I have long admired and I look forward to helping the company build on its success by working to grow and deliver business value to our enterprise customer base alongside our great network of channel partners."
Atkinson added: "I'm hugely excited to take up this new role and hope to continue Mimecast's great work in developing long-term, strategic relationships with the company's alliance partners across Europe. Mimecast has fantastic technology and a very mature attitude to partnering. By partnering with vendors such as Microsoft and HP, the business can create some incredibly powerful value propositions for both partners and customers. I look forward to working with the team to help create and deliver high level partner programmes that will compliment and accelerate the Mimecast business' track record of phenomenal growth."
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... Day 15 May 24 S Venice: Thib's/Seals' to San Marco- ladies shop, Louis and Roger to Naval Museum, luch in Square, return to apt, dinner at apt with Thib's and Tyler's
Day 16 May 25 Su Venice: Roger helps Thib's catch bus to Airport, visit Murano, Burano and Torcello- buy glass piece in Murano
Day 17 May 26 M Venice: Visit Campanile and Doge's Palace with Tyler's; visit ...
Church and state
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The predictions were that it was going to be a battle between Fox's Mr. Peabody and Sherman and Dreamworks' Fast and Furious rip-off Need for Speed. Turns out it wasn't even close.
Peabody easily beat out Speed for first place, with $21.2 million, with 300: Rise of an Empire, last week's No.1, holding on for second place, with Need for Speed coming in third, with $17.8 million, much less than the $25 million opening that was projected for the film.
But the one big surprise was the underwhelming $8.3 million that Tyler Perry's The Single Moms Club did this weekend, making it, after Tyler Perry's Peeples, the second lowest weekend opening ever for any TP film. Yet perhaps another indication on why Lionsgate ended its exclusive first look deal with him two weeks ago.
As I stated in my piece about the end of the Lionsgate deal (HERE), since his films don't make the kind of money that they used to anymore, and with Lionsagte seeing huge b.o. worldwide returns with The Hunger Games tentpole franchise (the first two films have made close to $2 billion worldwide), and soon with Divergent opening this Friday, which is already selling out screenings before the film even opens, the studio clearly has ambitions to become a major studio player such as Paramount and Warners and, perhaps Perry's films, with their modest returns, don't fit into their plans anymore.
But I suspect in the very near future, Perry will be concentrating more on the TV side of his operations, since that seems to be going strong and he'll still make money.
And in the meantime, 12 Years A Slave was in 14th place, with just over $55 million to date domestically, and $160.5 million worldwide.
Beemooree | March 16, 2014 8:24 PM
Sergio if you think I think that then you're a fool. His films on average have opened on 2100 screens. Some opened higher then 2200.
Mekisha Hale | March 16, 2014 7:29 PM
Well with the article I've just read resulted to only talking about the few films that were released last week for this weeks totals for the weekend. So Tyler Perry's movie "Single Moms Club" didn't exactly do as well as it should. Well what about "Need For Speed" which sounds like a catch phrase from a line that was in the blockbuster film of the 1980's "Top Gun" starring Tom Cruise. Was supposed to be this altered version of the "Fast and Furious" franchise. "Need For Speed" didn't do as well by being closed out of the top spot on the movie totals for the weekend.
But Tyler Perry does a film that doesn't do well it's the end of a era. The question here is that why is Hollywood pretending to think for the longest that films starring diversity that it can't make any money with the audience that's going out to see the film. Yes! Lionsgate and Tyler Perry parted ways but at the same time Tyler Perry has made enough to open his own studio. Lionsgate was a stepping stone to start his distribution at the beginning maybe to establish other films for the future. Hopefully with the departed ways of Tyler Perry and Lionsgate. That Lionsgate will continue some sort of outward look for new talent out there that is diverse. Just leaving a business deal or being let go shouldn't stop to progress of others who want an opportunities for other inspiring filmmakers.
The other side of the issue is that Tyler Perry partnership with OWN Oprah Winfrey's network the sudden success of "The Haves and Have Not's" and other programs for Oprah Winfrey's network. There are so many business opportunities for Tyler Perry production plus he directs and writes his scripts. He doesn't need "Lionsgate" at this moment in his career. He's too busy. But report the failures of what a film that did or didn't prosper is just simply what is wrong with this whole thing. No one I said no one is doing what he has been able to do but he turned this Hollywood machine upside down and made it work for the type of films he wants to make. Yes! the fans of his films are the most important part of the success. And he's many times even on this Tyler Perry's show is very thankful for the fans who have stuck by and are going out to see the films are the television show. Which by the way isn't bad actually the show on OWN "The Haves and Have Not's" is actually a top show on Tuesday's and it's success is based on the fans support of the show. Last week was it's Season Finale,which will be back in May this year. But from seeing the show it's actually good.
Lauren B | March 16, 2014 5:17 PM
OMG! Tyler's career really is on a downward spiral if there are NO COMMENTS in the S&A comments section. Y'all really have moved on. LoL. Anyway, all kidding aside, Tyler will be okay. However, I think his film heyday may be coming to an end or, at the very least, a hiatus. Like Sergio said, his best bet is TV right now. His films have been steadily losing steam (go check Box Office Mojo) and the studios want BIG money, not chump change.
The good news: Tyler will always have the loyal "older" black female backing his endeavors. Even when you check the ratings for his TV shows, it's an "older" demographic. The bad news: He's falling out of favor with the younger generation which doesn't bode well for future film projects that don't include Madea. Also, his "crossover" appeal (white audience) never really caught on although he tried his best. The bigger picture on this is that films targeting black/urban audiences HAVE TO SELL OVERSEAS, not just domestically. The stakes are much higher now. The RIDE ALONG sequel is already proving that. Btw @Beemooree, his film DIARY OF A MAD BLACK WOMAN only opened in 1483 theaters but raked in nearly 22 million on its opening weekend and eventually grossed 50 million.
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