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I thought I knew about all of the important votes that were taking place Tuesday, but clearly I was wrong. In Pennsylvania, a judicial election may determine which party controls the state legislature for the next decade.
The explanation why is fairly convoluted. In Pennsylvania, legislative redistricting (not congressional redistricting) is conducted by a five-member commission. Four members of that commission are picked by the majority and minority leaders of each house of the legislature (so two Republicans and two Democrats). Those four members are supposed to select the fifth member.
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Except for the mild heat generated by a recent round of TV ads, the Supreme Court battle next Tuesday between Orie Melvin, a Republican, and Democrat Jack Panella has received little public notice. Turnout for the election may be the lowest in Pennsylvania in years.
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Jon Lester has officially answered his own question.
It might be time we change how we view the Red Sox starter.
When Lester made the comments -- exuding befuddlement as to where his career could possibly go after an already healthy run of consistency -- he was coming off the one frustrating season of his big league career. After four straight years of 15 wins or better, with no ERA of over 3.47, the lefty had hit a bump in the road in '12. Still, he was confident solutions were on the verge of being uncovered.
After the interview, Lester jumped back on his usual path in '13. The regular-season numbers finished up remarkably close to his usual landing spot, as he went 15-8 with a 3.75 ERA. There also was another round of postseason dominance, something Lester had dabbled in that before, not allowing an earned run during two American League Division Series starts in 2008.
But Lester's point was well taken: For the better part of the six seasons he has been consistently good, and sometimes great. Whatever level people were looking for, that should be good enough to not prioritize searching for another stratosphere.
"I can't control the outcome of the game," he added in the 2013 spring training interview. "I can only control being healthy every five days and going out there and pitching. That's what I consider an ace. I don't care if you're the No. 5 guy, the Opening Day guy or somewhere in between, if you take the ball every five days, you go out and pitch, bust your ass and you compete, to me, in my mind, that's an ace. So I don't know the next level. I don't know what people want from me for the next level. So I'm not concerned about the next level. I'm not concerned about what people want from me. I'm concerned that for the past six years I've taken the ball every five days, take pride in that, bust my ass in between each start and pitch 200 innings. That's all I can control."
Then you watch games like Thursday night and it suggests maybe Lester uncovered the existence he was shying away from.
When the discussion of the pitcher's next contract comes up, the consensus usually has Lester falling into the area of somewhere between a lockdown No. 1 starter and a No. 2. Maybe it's because of the wake-up call that was '12, or perhaps it's just due to the kind of downturn he seems to experience each season. (There was that 10-start stretch last season when he totaled an ERA of 6.49, with opponents hitting .313.)
But images such as what was put on display Thursday when Lester was retiring his first 16 batters in what resulted in a 3-1 Red Sox win over the White Sox should start another conversation. Lester officially is one of best pitchers in baseball.
Maybe, at 30 years old, with the right coaching staff and 23,266 regular-season pitches under his belt, it just has all clicked. Or perhaps the confidence level he has with Red Sox catcher David Ross has pushed the lefty further down the road to ace-dom.
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Whatever the reason, Lester has found that next level, the one which too many suggest the likes of David Price has existed in without a Red Sox counterpart.
Since the 2013 All-Star Game, the Sox starter has gone 13-5 with a 2.26 ERA in 22 starts.
During that span, no pitcher in baseball has started more games. The only other hurler to match Lester's starts is one of those perceived no-doubt-top-of-the-rotation guys, St. Louis' Adam Wainwright, he of the five-year, $97.5 million extension signed a year ago. Wainwright hasn't quite been able to hang with Lester, however, totaling a 11-8 mark with a 3.14 ERA in one more inning.
Even Max Scherzer, the guy everybody is holding up as the be-all, end-all when it comes to this year's free agent market, hasn't been quite as good as Lester during the stretch. The Detroit starter has gone 9-4 with a 2.57 ERA in 18 starts.
Then there is where Lester has pitched.
The aforementioned stretch of games (which includes postseason) has its standouts other than Lester. It's hard to argue that the Dodgers' Zack Greinke (11-3, 2.10) and Clayton Kershaw (9-5, 1.83) haven't been the most dominant since the beginning of last year's second half. But anybody will tell you, pitching in the National League isn't anything like living life as an American League East starter.
Since 2010, only Price has won more games against AL East competitors (34 wins) than Lester (31). And in the last two seasons, the Sox starter has gone 10-5 with a 3.43 ERA in intra-division showdowns.
It was a reality that ESPN's Buster Olney suggested when appearing on Mut & Merloni, and it's true -- Lester probably would be viewed closer to those Dodgers starters if he lived life outside the AL East. As a small example, Greinke's career numbers against the AL East is 12-20 with a 4.32 ERA. Again, a very small sample size, but a reminder, none the less.
Lester has navigated more than a few roadblocks, with his contract uncertainty serving as the latest obstacle. Yet there he has never seemed more comfortable, or in control of his craft. Maybe, must maybe, he has found that next level.
Maybe it's time for the conversation to change.
"That," he told reporters after the Sox' latest win, "was a lot of fun tonight."
Fred Smerlas, Steve DeOssie and Butch Stearns break down all aspects of the Patriots win over the Lions, and take your calls as well.
WEEI.com's Mike Petraglia and Chris Price break down the Patriots' 34-9 win over the Lions, the team's seventh win in a row. The defense stepped up again and now gets a crack at Aaron Rodgers next Sunday.
The guys give their final thoughts and predictions leading up to the 1pm matchup with Detroit.
How have the Celtics looked after a couple weeks? Could they be a playoff team? These questions and more...
Sam and Ben talk with Greg Dickerson about how fun this year's Celtics team is to watch as well Jeff Green trade ideas.
Kyle Draper joins Danny Picard to talk about the Celtics chances this season in the Eastern Conference, last Wednesday's home opener blowout against the Nets, and Rajon Rondo's future in Boston
Red Sox beat writer Brian MacPherson joins Danny Picard to talk about the Red Sox going after Jon Lester and other free agents.
The Hot Stove guys are talking about Pablo Sandoval and Jon Lester's contract offers from the Red Sox. They then por one out for the Giancarlo Stanton rumors being put to bed.
The Hot Stove boys are back again, talking about Jon Lester, Pablo Sandoval, Giancarlo Stanton's b
Dale and Michael get Jack Edwards' 'state of the B' report and talk about the win over the Blues at the Garden on Tuesday.
Andy Brickley joined the show and touched on last night's convincing win over a good team, Matt Bartkowski needing a wake up call, and the NHL review process.
Pierre joins the guys to talk about the Bruins struggles, the NHL franchise in Las Vegas, and the return of the glow puck!
BC's head coach joined the show to preview the Florida State game.
Rodney Harrison previewed the Patriots and Lions with the guys.
The top stories of the as recounted by Kirk Minihane.
Detective Fauria tells us the infamous gloryhole story from VICE squad and other stories Christian's past.
Just out of practice, Kyle Arrington joins the guys to preview Pats-Lions
Christian in Foxboro returns, this time he's trolling Detroit sports radio station 97.1 The Ticket's Stoney and Bill show . Christian rips Lions fans and asks why his nephew, Joseph, isn't getting the ball more.
We check in with the playmaker Michael Irvin for his weekly update on all things NFL. We talk to Michael about the Raiders first win, the LeGarrette Blount saga, and how the Pats will do against the Lions this weekend.
Michael and Dale discuss Jonas Gray's tardiness, and try and predict how the running-back will respond and make up for his error.
We talk with Tom E Curran and debate whether or not the Patriots current performance is more reminiscent of the 2004 or 2007 Patriots.
Brandon covers the NFL, particularly the Detroit Lions for Bleacher Report. He gives us his thoughts on this Sunday's game and how the Lions stack up against the Patriots.
Mikey, Villani, Lenny and Kerry Byrne are talking Patriots-Lions and how the team this year stacks up to Patriots teams of the past.
Some more Musical Mikey Magic to get ready for Sunday's Patriots-Lions game.
Jerry Thornton's first podcast explores sports stories that would make for interesting 30 for 30 documentaries.
Andy Merritt of the New England Hockey Journal joined WEEI.com's Scott McLaughlin to talk about the play of Vermont and Providence, as well as other happenings around Hockey East. Merrimack coach Mark Dennehy also joined the show to talk about his team's good start, his freshman class and how he uses possession stats.
Joining the show today Mut the all-purpose back of WEEI. We talk about players we have hated over the years as well as Rajon Rondo and what is ailing the Celtics.
We check in with the playmaker Michael Irvin for his weekly update on all things NFL. We talk to Michael about the Raiders first win, the LeGarrette Blount saga, and how the Pats will do against the Lions this weekend.More from this show
Christian in Foxboro returns, this time he's trolling Detroit sports radio station WDFN's Shep in the Morning Show. Christian rips Lions fans and asks why his nephew, Joseph, isn't getting the ball more.More from this show
Danny opens the show on Saturday afternoon looking at Sunday's matchup against the Detroit Lions. The Pats added former RB LeGarrette Blount to the line up. Calvin Johnson brings up an interesting match up for the DB's. Jonas Gray showed up late on Friday. And could Reggie Bush be tough for the LB's to cover?More from this show
Adam Schefter joins the guys to give his prediction for Pats-Lions, talks about the snow in Buffalo, and the Adrian Peterson saga.More from this show
Michael and Dale discuss Jonas Gray's tardiness, and try and predict how the running-back will respond and make up for his error.More from this show


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In an article titled "Connecting Self-Esteem in a Social Media World" featured on Hitched Magazine, Rob discusses how we can get caught up by tying our self-esteem to our digital profiles, but explains there are reasons as to why we may not be getting the responses we want online. Read the entire article online.
In an article titled "6 Common Sex Addiction Myths Debunked by the Experts" featured on Datingadvice.com, Rob explains that many people assume sex addiction is made up by the person who claims to be addicted, and attributes these assumptions to a lack of understanding, acceptance and insight. Rob says that when you get away from the drugs and the alcohol, it becomes harder for people to understand that there are other addictions out there and concludes by noting, "If you don't have a problem saying no to things, you don't understand why people keep doing things that obviously are a problem for them." Read the entire article online.
Technology, Internet has Changed How People Date
In an in interview on UBNradio.com, Rob talks with dating expert Damona Hoffman about how technology and the internet have expanded and changed the way people date. Listen to the entire broadcast online.
6 Expert Tips on Healthy Breakups in the Digital Age
In an article titled "6 Expert Tips on Healthy Breakups in the Digital Age" featured on ABC News' Good Morning America, Rob talks about the difference between starting a relationship online, and ending it in the real world. "There's plenty of ways to meet someone online, but there are few concrete rules on what kind of online behavior is acceptable once a relationship ends," Rob says. Rob also provides readers with six tips for a healthy breakup in today's digital world. Read the entire article online.
Intersection of Technology and Addiction Explored at Pepperdine University Conference
On November 21, two experts from Elements Behavioral Health – renowned physician and nutrition scientist Pamela Peeke, MD, MPH, FACP, and sexual addiction clinician and tech/sex/relationship author Robert Weiss, LCSW, CSAT-S – will present clinical best practices at a symposium on technology and addiction sponsored by Pepperdine University in Malibu.
Clinical Alert: Where Do You Stand Regarding Imminent Changes to Client Confidentiality (AB1775)?
I remember being endlessly instructed and reminded in graduate school (well over two decades ago) that the protection of client confidentiality was among the most elemental facets of a productive and meaningful psychotherapeutic relationship – that without the safety and trust provided by client confidentiality there is no true clinical path to healing. This teaching actually follows ethical standards tracing back to the Roman Hippocratic Oath! Today, barring certain exceptions codified in state and federal law, clinicians can actually be held legally liable for breaches in client confidentiality. These legal exceptions, whereby clinicians can and sometimes must break confidentiality, center on the prevention of imminent direct harm to the client or others. Continue reading


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By Good Fruit Grower|November 22nd, 2013|Hand-thin flowers to increase size of peaches and nectarines.
By Geraldine Warner|November 22nd, 2013|Jim McFerson is passionate about bringing the benefits of research and extension to the entire tree fruit industry
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When Dr. Stefano Musacchi arrived in Washington State in August, he knew the expectations were high.
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For the record—since this could be an event of historic significance—the harvest took place about two o'clock on the [...]
By Good Fruit Grower|July 1st, 2013|Greenhouses or high tunnels can advance the ripening of peaches and nectarines. (Video and Photo Gallery at bottom of story)
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Samples of both books arrived this week and they look great. Both titles were delivered to our distributors this morning so the despatch of all pre-orders will start today. Please bear in mind we have about 400 to get through so give us a few days!
New Titles have arrived
We are delighted to say that Luftwaffe Crash Archive 6 and 303 Squadron Volume One arrived into our storage facility today. Tomorrow morning (Friday) the first 500 copies will be delivered to Bookworld our distribution company for them to start sending the first pre-orders out. Also arriving with them tomorrow will be Volumes 2, 3 and 4 of the Luftwaffe Aces series which means that all the advance orders for the full limited edition sets will start to be despatched from Monday morning. With well over 400 orders to attend to, Bookworld will be working hard next week to get all the pre-orders out as soon as possible, so please bear with us for a few days!
Luftwaffe Aces -Limited Edition SOLD OUT
Just to update everyone that the limited edition of the Luftwaffe Aces books is now sold out. Volume One is still available to order of course and within the next two weeks we wll make it possible to order a standard set of four books as one order.
The pre-ordered limited edition sets are scheduled to be sent out with the signature plates from around 20th November.
Luftwaffe Aces – Limited Edition Sets
A quick check of the pre-orders for the signed limited edition four volume set of Luftwaffe Aces reveals that we only have 13 left for preorder as of tonight, Saturday 1st November. So if you're thinking of ordering a set we strongly recommend you do it now as they'll probably be sold-out by the end of next week.
LCA6 and 303 Squadron Vol 1 now online
We've just uploaded the two new books to the website ready for pre-ordering. If you click on the banner heading above it will take you to the forthcoming books section where you'll find them both plus a special offer to buy the two books together for just £40. Check out the sample pages from both books on their respective pages. The 303 Squadron book really is something special with nearly 200 pages full of nearly 300 rare original wartime photos. The author Wojtek Matusiak is one of the most respected Polish aviation historians and has gathered this material from far and wide over many years. Volume One includes the Battle of Britain period and finally provides for the first time, the real reason for the red fuselage stripes that appeared on some of the Hurricanes in mid-September 1940.
Luftwaffe Crash Archive 6 and 303 Squadron Volume One
We have just completed the design of both of these exciting new books and will have them on the website ready for pre-ordering this week. Publication date is likely to be around 15th November.
Luftwaffe Aces Series – A new schedule
We've managed to identify and fix the cause of the missing pages in the batch of Volume Ones that went out last week. The book will therefore be reprinted and should be available within two or three weeks. For those of you who have ordered just Volume One, your book will be sent in early November. If you have already received one of the faulty copies, please feel free to use it as a door stop or recycle it somehow!
For those of you who have ordered the limited edition set of four, we will now endeavour to deliver all four books to you by mid to late November. We understand that many of you have already received the first volume with one signature plate attached. This was a mistake by our distributors who were clearly briefed to send all four signature plates unattached in an envelope. We will follow this up in due course with them and make sure four plates and four books are dleivered to you all in November.
We can only apologise again for this technical problem, hopefully the series will prove to have been worth waiting for!
Production problem Luftwaffe Aces
We've discovered that some of the first batch of Luftwaffe Aces Volume Ones that have just gone out have page 297 – 316 missing. If this includes you, don't worry, we're aware of the situation and will get the books reprinted as soon as possible. We'll post more about this at the weekend when we can get a new production schedule confirmed. Sorry for the inconvenience!
Luftwaffe Aces – A new series
Today we uploaded to the website the first volume of our new series 'Luftwaffe Aces – Biographies and Victory Claims' by Johannes Mathews and John Foreman. This incredible piece of work spans four large volumes with over 1500 pages in total and features every Luftwaffe pilot who claimed five or more victories. (Over 2500 men in total).
The first Volume is at the printers now and will be with us by 10th October. The other three Volumes are all complete and will be printed on a monthly basis from November 2014 through to January 2015. As an incentive to sign up for the series as a whole, we've produced a limited edition of 100 sets of four bookplates each one signed by a Luftwaffe Ace. This limited edition set of books + bookplates is now available for pre-order, simply click on the banner at the top of the page or go to our 'forthcoming Books' tab.
Lettice Curtis – A Personal tribute
We were all saddened to hear of the death of Lettice Curtis last week as her autobiography was one of the first books that we published as Red Kite. Simon Parry had known her for many years and here is his personal tribute to a remarkable woman.
Lettice Curtis
1915 –2014
A Personal Tribute
It's always a sad day when someone you have known passes away, and so it was when I heard that Lettice had died last week.
A fine obituary can be found here:
But what was she really like?
We first met in the late 1980s when I helped her overcome some problems reprinting 'Forgotten Pilots' her history of the ATA. Typically 'annoyed' with incompetent publishers, Lettice decided that she would do it herself. She possessed a keen a memory and telephoned me some years later, 'I want a publisher for my next book and want you to do it.' For some reason, she seemed to 'tolerate' me more than most; and for Lettice to 'tolerate' you was as good as you got. She was a woman who did not tolerate fools gladly – in fact she did not tolerate them at all!
Thus 'commanded' I published her biography of the Duchess of Bedford ' Winged Odyssey' and she arranged a book signing at Duke and Duchess of Bedford's estate at Woburn Abbey to coincide with the annual Moth Club event. In these elegant surroundings she was engaged in conversation by one of the pilots who had flown his Tiger Moth into the small grass airstrip.
"It's very tricky on finals here isn't it", he said, "not much room to get down. "
Then he made his mistake by asking if she had ever landed there.
"Yes, many times – but I was flying Halifaxes – and the landing strip was much smaller then."
With that, the Moth pilot was dismissed.
Lettice struck fear into anyone who picked up the phone – when she called there was never any doubt who was speaking, or that you would do exactly as she bid. So it was that I was 'commanded' to publish her autobiography. I made many visits to her bungalow near Reading while I tried to make sense of the box of papers, cuttings and photographs that constituted her manuscript. Among the photographs was a magnificent 10×8 of her standing next to a belly-landed Mosquito that appeared to have had a mishap after the undercarriage had been accidentally raised; so I asked Lettice what the story behind it was. She took the photograph, considered it for a while, then pronounced, "That never happened" and put it into a draw.
Below is a photo of Lettice signing copies of her autobiography several years ago. The hardback edition sold out but we still have copies of the softback reprint, it really is a remarkable story of a pioneering woman in a male dominated industry.
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Man charged after South Melbourne shooting
Tammy Mills A man has been charged following a shooting in a South Melbourne street in the early hours of Tuesday morning.
Molotov cocktail lobbed at South Melbourne shop
A man and a woman have escaped unhurt from a molotov cocktail attack on a Melbourne shop.
Man kicked in face outside South Melbourne nightclub
Nick Toscano A man who was punched to the ground and kicked in the face outside a South Melbourne nightclub will undergo major surgery this week and could be left with long-term mental and physical damage, police...
Woman dragged through car yard and sexually attacked in Kings Way, South Melbourne
Caroline Zielinski Police have described a brazen sexual assault on a woman last weekend in Melbourne, where a man stalked, dragged and attacked the victim in a car yard, as akin to an 'animal hunting his prey'.
Truck tips after crashing into Ferrars Street rail bridge in South Melbourne
Jessica Wright City Road has reopened after a semi-trailer truck that slammed into a bridge and rolled onto its side in South Melbourne was removed from the notorious accident site.
Bikie link to arson attack on St Kilda restaurant
Cameron Houston and Tammy Mills Outlaw bikie gangs involved in extortion are the main suspects in an arson attack on a St Kilda restaurant.
Melbourne rain brings wettest weather for 18 months
Steve Lillebuen Melbourne has broken an 18-month rain record with its wettest day since June 2013 and its wettest November 24-hour rain total in nearly five years.
Melbourne's record rain soaks suburbs, strands couple
Steve Lillebuen The wettest November day in nearly five years didn't stop thousands in Melbourne from enjoying the outdoors, but it did put the brakes on one couple's drive through the soggy city.
Police bullying and intimidation allegations to be investigated
Tammy Mills and Steve Lillebuen A widened taskforce will handle all sexual harassment complaints to ensure the force is a safe place to work.
Man charged over alleged taxi driver assault
Anna Whitelaw A 21-year-old man has been charged after allegedly attacking a taxi driver and robbing him in Essendon on Saturday night.
Fishermans Bend rail re-routing runs into tower projects
Royce Millar, Clay Lucas, Chris Vedelago The Napthine government's rushed re-routing of the new underground rail line to Fishermans Bend is disrupting plans for billions of dollars of residential and commercial projects in Docklands and...
Labor promises cash for Victorian schools in growth areas
Mark Hawthorne, Benjamin Preiss, Aisha Dow Labor has promised to build 11 brand new schools, including eight in outer suburban growth areas, should it win power at the state election.
Low-end buyers shut out of Fishermans Bend
Royce Millar, Chris Vedelago, Clay Lucas The government's promise on housing affordability in its pet urban renewal project is under question in the wake of spiralling prices.
Gun swap points to notorious Haddara/Chaouk shooting, court hears
Steve Butcher Two weapons involved in Melbourne's underworld gun carnage have surfaced in court, casting new light on a notorious shooting linked to two crime family's blood feud.
How hookup apps and the internet are changing sex work
Rachel Kleinman New technology is disrupting the oldest profession.
Half of state's Comanchero bikies behind bars, police say
Nino Bucci The Comanchero bikie gang may need to go on a recruitment drive after Victoria Police revealed that almost half the state's members were in prison.
Suspended jockey Danny Nikolic to contest perjury charges over traffic accident
Adam Cooper Suspended jockey Danny Nikolic will argue that he never go before a jury on charges that allege he gave false evidence to a court over a traffic accident, a magistrate has heard.
German student recovering after one-punch attack
Rania Spooner Police are closing in on a couple suspected of knocking out a German student and leaving him unconscious, with a brain injury, on a South Melbourne street.
Family tells of World War I hero's 35 years as mental patient in Bundoora hospital
Carolyn Webb The story of a World War I hero who spent 35 years in a mental hospital will be told in a new exhibition about a grand mansion's history as a haven for shattered war veterans.


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6th Annual Beertopia
Saturday, January 18, 2014
Festa Italiana in Lakewood Ranch
Sunday, November 16, 2014
Football: Palmetto at Braden River
Saturday, November 01, 2014
Dragon Boat Parade of Nations
Sunday, October 26, 2014
Girls Golf Class 3A Region 5 Tournament
Monday, October 20, 2014
Football: Lakewood Ranch vs. Palmetto
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Making Strides Against Breast Cancer
Saturday, October 18, 2014
Mall at University Town Center Grand Ope
Thursday, October 16, 2014
Sneak Peek: Saks Fifth Avenue at the Ma
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Boys Golf Class 3A District 14
Tuesday, October 14, 2014
Football: Braden River Pirates vs. Baysh
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Football: Braden River Pirates vs. Baysh
Saturday, October 11, 2014
Miakka Misfits Cowboy Action Shooting
Friday, October 10, 2014
Dakin Dairy Festival 4 Life
Sunday, October 05, 2014
Music on Main
Saturday, October 04, 2014
Flooding in Sarasota-Manatee
Monday, September 29, 2014
International Beer Festival at Lakewood
Sunday, September 28, 2014
Football: Lakewood Ranch v. Braden River
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Macys Sneak Peek at UTC Mall
Friday, September 19, 2014
Muscadine Harvest Festival Stomps Out Ca
Saturday, August 16, 2014
Cancer Survivor Dragon Boat Racers Paddl
Saturday, August 09, 2014
Lakewood Ranch's Music on Main
Saturday, August 02, 2014
Modern Pentathlon World Cup Final- Men
Sunday, June 08, 2014
2014 Modern Pentathlon World Cup Mixed F
Sunday, June 08, 2014
Music on Main Lakewood Ranch
Saturday, June 07, 2014
U.S. Women's Open Sectional Qualifying G
Wednesday, May 28, 2014
Sixth Annual Tribute to Heroes Parade
Monday, May 26, 2014
Manatee Chamber Small Business Awards Lu
Saturday, May 24, 2014
V Foundation Reception at Dick's Home
Sunday, May 18, 2014
Dick Vitale Gala 2014
Saturday, May 17, 2014
Lake Manatee Dam Repairs
Friday, May 16, 2014
LECOM's Operation Prom at Bayshore H
Friday, May 09, 2014
2014 De Soto Heritage Festival Musical a
Tuesday, April 22, 2014
De Soto Heritage Festival Children's
Friday, April 18, 2014
Myakka City Historic Schoolhouse
Wednesday, April 16, 2014
Music on Main in Lakewood Ranch, April 4
Saturday, April 05, 2014
Health Expo at LWR Medical Center
Saturday, March 29, 2014
Third Annual Irish and Celtic Festival
Saturday, March 15, 2014
Music on Main in Lakewood Ranch
Friday, March 07, 2014
Lakewood Ranch Anglers Club Youth Fishin
Saturday, February 22, 2014
KJazzy Ladies
Monday, February 10, 2014
KJazzy Ladies
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KJazzy Ladies
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KJazzy Ladies
Monday, February 10, 2014
Sarasota County Names Teachers of the Ye
Friday, February 07, 2014
Music on Main in Lakewood Ranch
Friday, February 07, 2014
Animals Rescued from East Manatee Sanctu
Wednesday, February 05, 2014
Grand Ovation in Lakewood Ranch
Sunday, February 02, 2014
Basketball: LWR vs. SHS Regional Quartfi
Friday, January 31, 2014
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'Model cars': 134 Posts
Four-Links – proto Mod Tops, garage-buried GT40, cutaway GT40s, scale-model Talbot-Lago
* Think that Plymouth pioneered the concept behind the Mod Top? Maybe not, as we see from these photos on the All-GM Blog depicting a selection of five groovy designer convertible tops proposed sometime in the early 1960s, at least for a Buick Electra 225. (via)
* Over at The Gentleman Racer, John Shaughnessy presents the story of a 1966 Ford GT40 Mk. I, chassis number P1067, that was found buried in a California garage.
* While we're on the topic of Ford GT40s, Motorsport Retro pulled together several GT40 cutaways.
* Scratchbuilt 1/8-scale Talbot-Lago T26C, recently highlighted by Car Build Index. Amazing skill on display here.
* Finally, Ronan Glon over at Ran When Parked this week brought to us the tale of a couple Zagato-built proposals to replace the Volvo P1800, the GTZ and the GTZ3000.
Toys full of hot air
Eddie Stakes is still playing with old toys. While the last toy AMX he showed us had photovoltaic cells atop the roof that apparently were used to guide the battery-powered car around, the latest two use pneumatic steering controls. Eddie explains:
Eldon AMC AMX 69-70 steerable air car. Battery powered, had 'pneumatic' steering, that is, a small hand-held bellows that would turn wheels right or left. If you got good at it, you could steer it straight ahead, but it took some practice. The license plate read 1970, BUT it was a '69 AMX. Eldon toys rocked, and this was no different. A battery in this could last a whole day! It was like walking the dog, except it was an AMX. The photos here are of a NOS unit I have, and have a used one in collection, both from 1969. I am guessing that Eldon used a 1970 license plate on them thinking AMC would not change design on the two seater for 1970.
COX AMC Matador Stocker (NASCAR) Gasoline powered! Yes, runs on real gas. These big COX AMC Matador Stockers not only ran on real gasoline (back when it was 29 cents a gallon, but also had pneumatic steering, real rubber tires. Patterned off the successes of American Motors efforts in NASCAR (Team Penske) these wore red, white and blue paint. The two here, one is NOS, the other used, both from my collection. They made a pppfffffffttttt sound and the LONG steering wheel tube used to get in the way, but as you walked along with the car, you were driving a REAL GAS-powered car. As a kid. These could really scoot along at a good clip, I may add. Dad never realized the gas came from our '62 Rambler wagon anyways, hee hee.
Thanks, Eddie!
Four-Links – Elvis's pink Cadillac, six-wheeled Cadillac, Mauser Monotrace, double agent's Talbot-Lago
* While we mentioned Elvis's pink Cadillac(s) in passing earlier this week, we didn't provide any details. Fortunately, Clasp Garage this week posted a quick rundown and a few photos of said car.
* While an eight-wheeled Cadillac Eldorado might be unique, it's not the first such car with more than two axles, as we see from the six-wheeled 1978 Sbarro Function Car. Diseno-Art has more on how this car came to be.
* From more than four wheels to less: Silodrome collected all that it knows on the Mauser Monotrace two-wheeled car.
* Philip Powell announced that he'll no longer be writing for his Marque1 site, to which we've linked plenty of times over the years, but instead will be contributing stories to Tim's Car Talk, where he posted the tangled tale of two Talbot-Lago SSs, one of them owned by a double agent.
* Finally, via Autoblog, the world's largest collection of toy cars.
Scale model Imperial sells for $17,500 at auction
1962 Imperial by Asahi. Photos courtesy Bonhams.
When it comes to collectible toys, rarity, condition, and the presence of original packaging are generally the three biggest factors affecting value. Combine a rare model, appraised in "very good" condition, with its original packaging showing little more than scuffs to the printed label and wear at the corners, and the net result is a "perfect storm" of desirability among collectors. That was the case in San Francisco earlier this week, when a 1962 Imperial model from Asahi, complete with original packaging, sold for a price of $17,500, including buyer's fees.
Unlike many toys from the period, this particular example showed few signs of wear. Its black paint still gleamed, and the oversize golden Imperial badges were still affixed to the front fenders. Easily broken pieces, such as the side mirrors and the taillamp lenses, were intact and showed no signs of repair. Described by Bonhams as "a good example of one of the most sought-after Japanese toys of mid-century," its five-figure selling price reflected both its condition and its rarity on the market, and turned out to be the auction's exception, not its norm.
1956 Ford Fairlane by Marusan.
Other collectibles cracking the auction's top five included a 1956 Lincoln Continental Mark II two-door sedan from toymaker Marusan, complete with its original (but misprinted with a 1958 Lincoln) box, which sold for $7,500; a 1956 Ford Fairlane sedan from Marusan, missing its windshield but complete with well-worn original packaging, which sold for $6,875; a 1956 Pontiac Club de Mer concept model from Mitsuhashi, minus its box and showing average wear for its age, which sold for $6,000; and a 1950s Jet Rocket V-7 lithographed tin toy from Kokyu, missing its packaging and its rear stabilizers, which sold for $5,000.
The Pontiac Club de Mer was hardly the only vintage American concept car in the sale. A 1955 Lincoln Futura concept, rendered in steel by Alps Shoji Limited, sold for $1,875 including its original packaging; a 1954 GM Firebird I, also from Alps, in reasonable condition but missing its box, sold for $1,125; a 1958 GM Firebird III, again from Alps and complete with its well-worn packaging, sold for $750; and a second Lincoln Futura from Alps, painted red instead of silver but in rough condition, sold for $525.
The 1952 Indianapolis 500-winning Agajanian Special, from Yonezawa.
The influence of American racing on Japanese toymakers was evident, too, and a Yonezawa replica of Troy Ruttman's 1952 Indianapolis 500-winning Agajanian Special, lacquered over its original paint and showing evidence of play wear, sold for $2,000.
For complete results from the Yoku Tanaka Toy Collection sale, visit Bonhams.com.
Remembering Oscar Koveleski's Auto World
Issue number 30, the 1978 Auto World catalog. Image courtesy of VSRNOnline.com.
The late 1960s and early 1970s are often seen as the glory days of racing in the United States, with legendary series like Can-Am, Trans-Am and IMSA GTO vying for the attention of race fans. For those of us who grew up in families without a passion for racing, it was a frustrating time; old enough to appreciate the thrills that racing had to deliver, we were too young to get ourselves to the races, and too young to climb behind the wheel of an actual race car. Our primary outlet, then, came in the form of a mail-order catalog from a hobby shop in Scranton, Pennsylvania: Oscar Koveleski's Auto World.
Roughly once per year, a new Auto World catalog would arrive in our mailboxes or at newsstands, filled from cover to cover with slot cars and go-fast parts, as well as model cars, supplies, and full-length articles on everything from tuning slot cars to detailing plastic models. The 1974 catalog (its 25th edition) featured articles on how to wire and plumb scale model engines for added realism and build functional front suspensions for scale model dragsters. If your passion also ran to two wheels, the same issue would sell you a $14.50 "Top Fueler Drag Fork" to convert an ordinary bicycle into a "California Chopper." For added realism, another $4.95 would buy a functioning "California Drag Chute," which packed into a "guaranteed unbreakable storage box;" once the initial thrill of sudden deceleration wore off, it's hard to imagine users deploying (and hence, repacking) the chute on a regular basis. The 30th edition of the catalog, issued in 1978, featured stories on how to build an HO-scale replica of Watkins Glen and how to craft HO-scale car bodies out of heavy-duty aluminum foil, ideal for those seeking added rubbing-is-racing realism.
Founded in 1958 by Bob Smith and Oscar Koveleski–the Can-Am driver who would also co-found the Polish Racing Drivers of America (PRDA), compete in the original Cannonball Baker Sea-To-Shining-Sea Memorial Trophy Dash (driving a van loaded with five 55-gallon drums of Can Am racing fuel, along with Tony Adamowicz and Brad Niemcek) and at one point own Shelby Cobra Daytona CSX2287–Auto World began as a mail-order business. Its first catalog, issued in 1959, was a modest effort, assembled by the Koveleski family in its kitchen, but subsequent releases grew in content and effort. By the third edition, in 1961, full-color printing graced the cover, and when the slot car craze began to take off in 1966, the catalog expanded from digest size to magazine size. Through the 1960s, 1970s and 1980s, Auto World offered something of interest for hobbyists of all ages and skill levels, but by the beginning of the 1990s, sales were no longer sufficient to maintain a business. The last catalog, edition 41, rolled off the presses in 1991, though the name and logo were later acquired by a new company (AutoWorldHobby.com) specializing in die cast models and slot cars.
Auto World's original surge in popularity and later decline mirrored the growth and death of the slot car and plastic model hobby in the United States. In the 1970s, hobby shops were a common sight in towns across America, but today plastic model kits are generally sold through craft stores, tucked into a corner between woodburning supplies and wreath-making material. Slot cars can be even harder to find, with only a handful of specialty suppliers serving the HO and 1/32 scale market.
Though nostalgia alone may make for a poor business model, it's hard to think back on those days without cracking a smile. The original Auto World may be gone, but for anyone who subscribed to its annual catalog, it's hardly forgotten.
Four-Links – mini Mercedeseseses, Cummins-powered Packard, the year they stole a Dakar car, abandoned Russian factory
* How can one man own every model Mercedes ever built? Easy: He owns every (scale) model Mercedes ever built. What's more, Mihail Neagu has taken to photographing them all, Michael Paul Smith style, and creating tiny people to populate his 1/18-scale worlds. (via)
* As we noted a few years ago, Clessie Cummins, in his efforts to get automakers to adopt diesel power, installed a Model U diesel engine into a 1920s Packard. Over at The Old Motor, Gene Herman recently posted some more information and photos of that exact diesel Packard.
* If you've been following the Dakar this year, you'll note the usual amount of misadventure. What you likely won't see, however, is the lead competitor's vehicle stolen, but that's exactly what happened in 1988, as Andy Hallbery wrote this week on Motorsport Retro.
* For a supposed abandoned Soviet-era automobile factory, the unspecified ZIS/ZIL one that English Russia recently posted photos of looks rather well kept.
* Finally, our research on opposed-piston engines this past week led us to many more examples of those strange and uncommon creatures as well as a history on the type by Edgar T. Westbury at ModelEngineNews.
Behold! The power of the sun!
Eddie Stakes has been cleaning out his toy closets lately, and came up with this little gem, an AMX – naturally – but one with a nifty trick up its sleeve:
Kenner Light Beam Solar Powered AMX. Like AMC, way ahead of its time, these came out in 1969 and were solar powered with two small solar cells on the top of the car! There was also a Dodge Charger. But the little AMX, battery powered, would move when you shined the flashlight (which came in the box) on the roof of the car! Pretty amazingly little car, 1:20th scale, about a foot long. High degree of difficulty to find used or new, not sure Kenner still even in toy business. Some of these came with a 1970 ram air hood, not sure how or why that happened, but makes them more rare than the ones with 69 hoods. The rear license plate also reads 1969. My dad brought home 2 of these from the AMC Dealership he was working at in 1969. I still have them.
Anybody else play with one of these as a kid?
Li'l Coffin II, the full-size tribute to Dave Stuckey's show rod, heads to auction
Photos courtesy Barrett-Jackson.
In the 1960s, there likely wasn't a car-crazed kid who didn't build a scale-model copy of Monogram's Li'l Coffin show rod, the candy apple red Ford two-door sedan with a cantilevered roof accompanied by a relaxed skeleton on the box-top art. Count Ron Kilmer among those ranks, except Ron also decided to build a full-scale running and driving version that will cross the auction block later this month.
The original Li'l Coffin might have entered the widespread American consciousness when Monogram showed it at the 1964 World's Fair in New York City in conjunction with the debut of the model, but its story actually goes back to 1954, when Dave Stuckey of Wichita, Kansas, bought a 1932 Ford Tudor sedan from a used car lot. Though in great shape, according to Dave's own story, he began to tear it down the first night he owned it in preparation for a severe nine-inch channelling. Over the next several years, he continued to customize the sedan and installed a number of different engines between its front fenders, and while the sedan appeared on the cover and in the pages of the November 1960 issue of Car Craft, his work wasn't yet done.
After working for Darryl Starbird during the 1950s, Dave opened his own shop in 1960 and set about reworking the roof into a cantilevered design, sectioning the body four inches, and installing a handshaped grille similar to the Ala Kart, fronted by a custom tubular bumper with endcaps patterned off an Edsel's grille shell. Not long after that, he ditched that grille and bumper setup for the one that would soon become familiar to model-builders – a low, horizontal grille that looked more like a Hanna-Barbera mouth.
Before he could finish the sedan – which by this time had picked up the name Li'l Coffin – Stuckey sold it to Larry Farber, who then took it on the show circuit tour, which included a stop at the 1962 Oakland Roadster Show. Monogram President Jack Besser, after seeing the Li'l Coffin at that show, decided that the company needed to offer a kit version of it and so set about not only reproducing it in resin sprue form, but also buying the actual car for promotional use. After Monogram was finished with it, the Li'l Coffin ended up in the hands of Darryl Starbird, who restyled it first into a sedan delivery, then a phaeton, then later as a 1990s-style street rod before restoring it to its 1964 Li'l Coffin configuration in 2009.
However, in 1992, Starbird claimed that he built Li'l Coffin while Stuckey worked at his shop, which didn't set well with many people, including Kilmer, now of Springfield, Missouri, who said that as a youth in 1950s Wichita he would occasionally pop into Starbird's and Stuckey's shops and follow Stuckey's work on the sedan that would eventually become Li'l Coffin. "Dave is probably the best customizer I ever had the opportunity to know," Kilmer said. "He always had the time to talk to a kid visiting his shop, but he never got credit for the Li'l Coffin." Both to set the record straight and to pay tribute to Stuckey's ultimate vision for the Li'l Coffin, Kilmer had fabricator Ron Englert build a second Li'l Coffin.
Like most model kit car builders, of course, Kilmer couldn't help but personalize his version. While he kept what is perhaps the Li'l Coffin's signature feature – the cantilevered roof, supported by the rollbar – and made sure it sat low like the original, he went for a somewhat more conventional upright grille flanked by canted headlamp pods ("I never did like the duckbill," he said) and used a semi-circular steering wheel rather than the dragster yoke. Like Stuckey's version, the Li'l Coffin II gets its power from a 291-cu.in. De Soto Hemi V-8 topped with six Stromberg carburetors, and Kilmer said that it does indeed run and drive. "It's not exactly a daily driver, but it runs beautifully," he said. The Li'l Coffin II debuted in 2004 and has since appeared and taken class wins at both the Detroit Autorama and the Grand National Roadster Show. Kilmer said he's putting it up for auction now both because he feels he's accomplished his goal of returning credit for the Li'l Coffin to Stuckey and because he'd rather not see it deteriorate in his garage.
The Li'l Coffin II is scheduled to cross the block with no reserve at Barrett-Jackson's Scottsdale auction, scheduled for January 12-19 at Westworld. For more information, visit Barrett-Jackson.com.
UPDATE (19.January 2014): The Li'l Coffin II sold for $80,300.
UPDATE (28.March 2014): The Li'l Coffin II is now for sale on Hemmings.com with an asking price of $125,000.
Four-Links – Checker pickup, Carl Sagan's Porsche, Iacocca Q&A, Cadillac's "mood" cars
* While recently catching up on some back issues of the Checker Car Club's newsletter, we ran across mention of a Checker pickup what-if model commissioned by Dieter Losskar and executed by Dirk Patschkowski. Lotta details to take in here.
* An older post, but one worth including here: Astronomer Carl Sagan's son, Nick, remembers his father. Includes a mention of Sagan's Porsche 914.
* Car and Driver recently chatted with Lee Iacocca, and we learned that he owns a few special-interest vehicles, including a K-car and a 1954 Ford truck.
* The 1956 Eldorado Biarritz Survivor Roster this week took a look at the 1956 Cadillac "mood cars" – the Castilian, Gala, Palomino, and Maharani show cars – all with unique interiors. Only one of the four is known to survive today.
* Finally, a number of proposals were pitched over the years for a replacement for the popular Mini. AROnline takes a look at a few of them, including a couple mystery studies done by Pininfarina.
Scale cars of Brazilian artist to cross the block
Photos courtesy Motostalgia.
By day, Leonarde Pavani runs a newsstand in Sao Paulo, Brazil, but his spare hours are spent constructing intricately detailed models of classic sports and racing cars. Counting the time spent researching a model prior to the start of scratchbuilding, Pavani spends between two and four months building each car, ensuring that virtually no detail is overlooked. At this weekend's Motostalgia auction in Austin, Texas, a collection of 20 cars built by Pavani will be offered for sale, with the lot expected to fetch between $20,000 and $30,000.
Each model contains between 1,300 and 1,500 pieces, most hand-crafted from aluminum, brass, plastic or other materials. Dimensions for bodies and frames are obtained from factory blueprints (when available), backed up by photographs unearthed in Pavani's research, most of which is conducted over the Internet. Though not as polished as some of the other scratch-built models we've featured, Pavani's works have an undeniably charming folk art feel to them, and each one-of-a-kind creation shows an artist's eye for detail.
Per Antonio Brunet, co-founder of Motostalgia Auctions, Pavani and his previously unknown work were discovered quite by accident, while Brunet was filming a vintage-car-hunting show for the Discovery Channel in South America. Seeing the film crew on the street near his newsstand, Pavani made repeated attempts to catch the eye of the show's producer, each met with an (increasingly less gentle) rebuff. Finally, to placate Pavani, the producer agreed to have a look at one of the Brazilian's creations, and was impressed by the model's level of detail. That's where Brunet got involved, and quickly recognized that he was looking at something exceptional.
For his part, Pavani never expected to make a living (or even supplemental income) off his hobby, but that may change once his work is discovered by collectors. Depending upon the interest in the lot of 20 models being sold this weekend, Pavani may be spending less time at the newsstand and more time at his workshop.
The models are scheduled to cross the block as part of Motostalgia's Grand Prix Auction on Saturday, November 16. For additional details, visit Motostalgia.com.
UPDATE (2.December, 2013): The Pavani models sold for a hammer price of $9,200.


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I've been tied up with studying for the GRE (and taking it) and bill-paying freelance work so unfortunately I didn't finish today's comic. Sorry!
I hate posting unfinished strips, but I hate blowing deadlines more — and since I knew at least a few of you would be interested in seeing these, rather than just wait until it was finished (which could be late tomorrow night or even Friday), I thought I might post the pencils for it instead for now.
This stuff was really intended solely for me to ink over — hence the X's where blacks should be, the inconsistent darkness of the lines, and the lack of blood all over Angie 2's face (I do most of the blood at the toning stage, so I don't draw it out).
Hey, at least now those of you who follow me on Twitter and have to put up with me whining about how much worse my inking is than my pencils know what I'm talking about.
I'll try to get back on track next week…
On the bright side, my studying paid off: my (tentative) scores put me in approximately the 98th percentile and 65th percentile for the Verbal and Math sections, respectively. That means I'm hella smart at words and sorta decent at numbers. (I won't have my Analytical Writing results for a while.)
UPDATE (12/16): I've finally updated the image with an inked and toned version. Thanks so much to Axur Eneas for the toning assist. He did a much better job than I ever do, so I had to make it a little worse to match my stuff. (If you didn't see it, Axur did a fantastic guest strip for Multiplex some time ago.)
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