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My first car
This is my awesome 1986 Z28 Camaro. Im the second owner of the car, I bought the car from a 45 yr. old lady in Arkansas. The car was completley stock and was garage kept. The Z has NEVER been wrecked, has no major scratches or dings. I plan on having this car threw college and share many fun memories with the Z.
Car I wish I still had
My Z is my first car but I wish my father still had his 70' Chevy pickup. The truck had a built 406, aluminum heads, 4.11 gears, custom paint job, totally restored, ran low 13's. He promised me the truck but sold it when I was 14.
My dream car
My dream is a 00'-02' SS Camaro. Unlike most people I would rather want the new SS than an old 67' Camaro. But the car would have to be black with black Z06 rims, SS package, 5% window tint, SLP Loudmouth exhaust, and instead of an LS1 it would have to have an LS7. The LS7 would have many mods (to long to list). Well thats my dream car.
Car clubs I'm in
Im in a Hot Rod club that meets in Stillwater, Oklahoma and we have annual meets, car shows, burn out contests, and prize giveaways. But on the internet im part of the awesome Z28.com, if it wasnt for the nice people on the website I wouldnt be were I am now. Thanks to Z28.com.
- Type of racing: Drag or Street
- Driver: Cody Focht
- Driving song: "Move Bitch"
- Car movie: Gone in 30 Seconds
- Car magazine: Hot Rod Magazine
- Car game: Need for Speed
— Profile last updated: Apr 4, 2007
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The Mid Atlantic Impala Association a subsidiary entity of the United States Muscle Car Federation is dedicated to the preservation, restoration, maintenance and enjoyment of all 1958-1996 Full Size Chevrolet cars. The models include the Impala, Bel Air, Biscayne, Delray, Caprice, Nomad, and the...
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This is for those who believe that the Government has ruined many a car by mandating front plates in some states. Honestly do they do any good? If your going down the Interstate you think the 5-0 is going to read your front plate? This group is for fun. talk about what you like automotive...
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Welcome to the Camaro Cruzers Camaro Club (Membership) We are a local club in Washington State. If you would like information on how to join Camaro Cruzers email Ray at firstname.lastname@example.com for more information. (Forum) Please feel free to read and add to our forum. Also if you're...
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Dez Racing Business
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- Feb 9, 2007 at 9:34 am
- ah the plans we have for this Z28...can't wait til the new motor project.
Love, Dad
- Jan 28, 2007 at 2:01 pm
- Its a TPI, im planning on taking it off and puting a Stealth Ram setup on it. Thanks.
- Jan 27, 2007 at 8:44 am
- Great looking 3rd gen with a impressive 1/4 mile run for a 305! Is it a TPI,TBI or Carb ?
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Tax Return
Feb 6, 2007
Im planning on buying some parts with my tax return money. Im going to buy a cowl hood and paint it, new shorty headers, 3.42 gears, and a Kicker Audio System. Cant wait!
New Motor
Feb 6, 2007
So I was talking to my dad the other day and he asked my if I had the money to buy a motor for my Z. I said yes and he said a friend of his has a stock Vortec 350, with Vortec heads that he could sell for $2000. So Im buying that and going to majorly modify...
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A Six-One 95 for lovers of tight string patterns, the BLX Six-One 95 (18x20) offers more control and a firmer feel from the stringbed. While the feel off the strings between the two Six-One 95s is quite different, the feel from the frame - controlled, headlight and traditional - remains constant. Players who like to utilize heavy slice on serve or off the ground should find a willing partner with this racquet. Flatter hitters will also find additional control here allowing them to stay on the gas and still find their targets with confidence. The new Amplifeel technology in the handle is designed to provide more feel for the player. Not surprisingly, we found lots of feel at net, which translated into accurate touch and angle volleys. A solid blend of punch and placement on deeper volleys makes this an excellent option at net. If the 16x18 string pattern version is a bit too lively for you, then this version might just have exactly what you're looking for. This solid and comfortable player's racquet is well worth a demo. Best suited to 4.5 to 7.0 level players.
Head Size: 95 sq. in. / 612.9 sq. cm. |
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Updated: December 30, 2012 3:42PM
Beverly Arts Center's film series continues at 7:30 p.m. Dec. 5 at 2407 W. 111th St., Chicago, with "Searching for Sugar Man."
Directed by Malik Bendjelloul, the music documentary and biography stars Rodriguez, Stephen "Sugar" Segerman and Dennis Coffey.
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The film received two 2012 Sundance Film Festival awards in the world cinema — documentary category.
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Rated PG-13 for brief strong language and some drug references, the film runs for 1 hour and 26 minutes.
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Big headlines these past few days: the aces have back stiffness and beat writers take bad iPhone photos. Which is to say, this Spring Training has been pretty eventful so far. In bad ways (the former) and good ways (the latter).
At first, I felt pretty much the same way about Lincecum's back stiffness as I did about Vogelsong's: absolutely panicked. But then I read Bruce Bochy said that this is really totally normal for Spring Training and nothing to be alarmed about and I had a big old epiphany and realized there was no need to start pulling my hair out. Besides, if I start now, I'll have none left for Opening Day, let alone the stretch run. I have 18 inches of hair, but even 18 inches can be taken down with a whole lot of pulling.
As for the beat writers, the controversy is honestly a wee bit baffling to me. I don't want to link to the site directly because as a blogger, I know how I relish page hits but you can check out another article about how whole thing here. Mostly, the TwitPics are bad. I get that. We all get that. But I also don't get the level of outrage it's stirring up within the legions of fans. Why do we need fab photos of Brian Wilson's first bullpen sessions? Can't our imaginations do just as good a job?
Okay, maybe not. But then if we do get a photo and it's terrible and blurry, "grin and bear it" comes to mind. Anyone who uses a digital camera vs. a phone camera knows the hassle associated with getting a photo from a digital camera onto Twitter. Reality, is Twitter is built for mobile devices.
Aside from the quality, people are also getting up and arms about the subject matter. Apparently people get sick of feel-good-nice-little-moments photos fast. To which I have to say, shall we comb through your Twitter feed and find the time you live-tweeted Game of Thrones? Or the time you tweeted photos of your breakfast every day for three weeks? Or the time you retweeted the infamous pigeon twitter account saying "coo coo coo"? Not judging here, you're allowed to admit your weakness for George R.R. Martin and I will not comment despite my loathing of him. My point is just that we've all done something along those lines. If a beat writer is overzealous and nostalgic about Spring Training, "grin and bear it" comes to mind once more.
Just goes to show that if Timmy talked more about his In-N-Out we would all have less time on our hands to get preoccupied about things like this and the (baseball) world would be a much better place. You listening, Freak/Franchise/Guy With Long Hair Who May Soon Have Short Hair?
Last but not least, I feel I should share my vote on the MLB Fan Cave so you all can go vote accordingly, of course. I'm going to have to disappoint though and so my vote goes to (drum roll, please): no one. I really did try to put aside that I think the Cave ranks up there with Tom Cruise on Oprah as one of the worst publicity stunts of all time and go look for someone to vote for today, but I came up short. Why? My mellowing out plan went sour when some overwhelming percentage of the 50 finalists said, "I am someone that." At which point my grammar Nazi alarm bells went off in my head because people are not "that"s they are "who"s! What are they teaching kids in schools… ten years ago when these hipsters were in them?
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This is a beautifully written book and a difficult subject. This is not a sad book instead it is about a family of voracious readers who have a love of books and the story, message within. Will Schwalbe write about his day with his mother, Mary Ann Schwalbe, when he accompanies her for her chemotherapy treatment. Mary Ann had organized this in such a way she got to spend quality time with each of her children and her daughter-in-law. It becomes clear that she discussed books with each of her children and grandchildren. The book will provide you with a great reading list of books. When they discussed books I had read I was delighted to find I got a different insight into the book. The range of books read went from serious to the lighthearted comedy. The parents love of music came through in the story also. Mary Ann must have been a exceptional woman and very intelligent, I wish I had been given the privilege to know her. The way Schwalbe wrote the book I do feel as if I was part of her life for a time. This is book that will stay with you for a long time. This is a must read book for those who love to read.
"Great short story"
This is a novella #3.5 in the Longknife series. Kris and her crew are tasked to set up a training command for foreign navies buying Wardhaven's fast attack boats.
Kris's body guard, who works for the Secret Service is drafted into the Marines. This is explained in humorous detail. This adds lots more detail of how Jack got into the marines.
I am enjoying the series and that also includes the novella. Please note it is best to read this series in order, otherwise you will feel lost. I am enjoying the banter that goes on between the key characters. This short story fits in well between book number three and book number four.
I am enjoying the adventures of Kris Longknife and I would to have my own Nelly. This is a fun easy read. Dina Pearlman narrated the story.
1st Special Forces Operational Detachment –Delta (SFOD-D) is the military's formal name for Delta Force. The Department of the Army has Delta Force and the Department of the Navy created the SEALS during World War II.
The book is divided into three sections. The first is about the SAS (British), the second is about the creation of Delta Force and the third or last section of the book is about the U.S. hostages in Iran.
Beckwith tells about the year he spent with the British Special Air Service (SAS) and thought the U.S. needed to fill the void and create its own special force. This unit would be an elite counter terrorist unit.
The middle section is about the meetings and Army politics Beckwith had to deal with to create the Unit. The book has to do with the formation of Delta Force, and as with any organization I am sure Delta Force has changed over time. Beckwith includes information about his two tours in Viet Nam and the use of Special Forces.
The last part of the book is about the selection and training of the members of Delta Force. Beckwith goes into the planning and training for its first mission, the rescue of the U.S. hostages in Iran. The ill fated mission was aborted.
Beckwith is a highly decorated soldier, and his skill in shepherding his idea through the various obstacles placed by the Army, creates an interesting memoir. Alan Sklar narrated the book.
"Cracking good historical fiction"
I am a big fan of Bernard Cornwell's stories. I got hooked on Richard Sharpe and from there have read many of his other series including this exciting series of old England. This is book eight in the Saxon series of historical fiction that chronicles the making of England and is set in the eighth century England. The protagonist of the story is Uhtred of Bebbanburg. England is now fractured, torn apart by internal fighting since the death of King Alfred and the threat of a Viking invasion.
The ruler of Mercia is dying, leaving no legitimate heir. His wife, Ethelflaed is the daughter of King Alfred and is a formidable fighter and leader, but no woman has ever ruled over an English Kingdom. With Uhtred's help Ethelflaed attempts to gain control of the throne of Mercia. The fight for the Mercia throne leaves an opportunity for the rival West Saxons to siege Mercia. Edward of Wessex is distracted by the two heirs claiming his throne. Will the Viking's take advantage and invade?
Uhtred is older and recovering from a near fatal injury ( see book 7 The Pagan Lord) facing more turbulent times and intrigue that sees him doing what he does best-leading a war band.
Cornwell creates a sense of the historical place and time that comes through well, clearly the book is well-researched. The main characters continue to be well developed. Cornwell is truly the master of the battle scene. Cornwell leaves me waiting breathlessly for the next book in the series. Matt Bates narrates the book.
"Engaging easy readable biography"
In reading this book I have learn a great deal of information about the life and work of Patrick Henry. Henry was mentioned in every biography I have read of the time frame, from George Washington to James Madison, Henry was discussed in the book but only in passing. Historians have paid the most attention to the founding fathers that attained the presidency. At the bottom of the bag, nowadays are those founders who were important for a brief period on the national level but whose working career was at the local level. Henry was the first governor of Virginia. People like Samuel Adams and Patrick Henry did not get much attention.
Harlow Giles Unger, an historian and former visiting fellow at Mount Vernon, has written a delightful biography that tries to rectify the prior lack of attention paid to Patrick Henry. The author provides an insightful glimpse into the life and work of one of the most important men who helped bring about the creation of the American republic.
Unger provides an overview of the life of Henry. The book is not a comprehensive biography. The author delves into the key events in Henry's life explaining how the episodes discussed helped to shape Henry's work and approach to politics. The book covers Henry's earliest days as a backwoods lawyer. Unger covers Henry's friendships and family life (he fathered 18 children) as well as his relationship with George Washington.
What I found most interesting was the discussion of some of Henry's cases as a lawyer. For example, Henry argues in defense of a group of famer's who had refused to pay the Church tax to support the established Anglican Church of Virginia colony. Henry's opposition to what he saw as both a violation of religious liberty and the freedom of the people to be secure against oppressive taxation by distant imperial and colonial governments.
Unger's book is a fascinating study of one of the most colorful and important public men of the founding era. If you are interested in the formation of this country this is a book to read. William Hughes narrated the book.
"A book about the romantic age of sail"
This is book three in the Thomas Kydd series of historical nautical fiction. Stockwin's richly detailed portrait of life on ship and shore during the Napoleonic Wars is engrossing. He writes of shipboard routine, the panic and confusion of combat and the terrifying approach of a hurricane at sea. Stockwin writes from the view point of a common sailor in the 18th century British Navy. It is all here the cramped conditions, the disgusting food, the underserved punishment and cruelty of some officers and the unremitting toil.
From the beginning of the book we are plunged into a fast paced series of actions. The manic plot encompasses four battles, three courts of naval inquiry, two hurricanes, two shark attacks, a shipwreck, yellow fever, and rescue of French Royalist and a few floggings and dinner parties.
Kydd goes from an ordinary sailor to a Master's mate, picking up along the way the navigational skills and drawing room manners of an officer and a gentleman. The setting of the story is in the Caribbean as Britain and France fight over the West Indies in about 1795. Christian Rodska does his usual great job in narrating the story.
Michael Deaver is a long time Reagan staffer and he was the liaison between the Reagan staff and Nancy Reagan. Deaver states that Nancy Reagan had only one goal in life that was to support and protect Ronald Reagan. Deaver says her life was always about Ronnie.
The first part of the book covers her early life. She was born Anne Frances Robbins July 6 1921. Her nickname was Nancy. Nancy's mother was the famous stage actress Edith Luckett (1880-1987) she did not know her father. In 1929 her mother married neurosurgeon Loyal Davis (1896-1982). They lived in Chicago and Nancy legally changed her name to Davis. Nancy graduated from Smith Collage in 1943: she majored in English and drama. As an actress she appeared on Broadway and later was contracted for film with MGM. She was in many films and retired from acting in 1962. She married Reagan in 1952 and had two children Patricia Ann and Ronald Prescott Reagan.
Deaver covers the time from Governor to President mostly from Nancy viewpoint. He shows how she went from a reluctant and hesitate speaker into a polished speaker. The author reveals Nancy as a reluctant politician's wife but he shows how she applied herself to learn the job. Deaver says she was a direct, impatient person and as such some people felt she was intimidating.
The last part of the book covers their life living with Alzheimer disease and the toll it took on them. This is not a comprehensive biography of Nancy Reagan nor is there any pushing of a political agenda. It is primarily a personal and moving tribute to Nancy Reagan by a person who worked with her daily over more than 35 years. The book provides a look into the life of Nancy Reagan and what she thought was most important in her life. I enjoyed learning about Nancy's life as first lady. The author narrated the book.
This is book five in the Longknife series. Navy Lieutenant Kristine Longknife, Princess of Wardhaven is going on vacation to the planet New Eden. Of course, her family assigns her various diplomatic and military obligations while on the planet. These jobs are to stand around looking pretty during diplomatic occasions and dealing with paperwork.
Two assassination attempts convince Kris and her bodyguard Jack something is wrong in New Eden. They dig deeper into the planet society and find a deeply conflicted planet on the verge of a revolution. Those who tried to kill Kris picked on the wrong person as Kris shoots back. They also find that as the planet falls into chaos the Peterwald are trying to take over the planet.
More is revealed about Abbeys past in this book. Seem the author is gradually peeling away Abbeys mysterious background in each book. The characters are interesting and the plot is full of twists and peppered liberally with sharply described action. The pace of the story is fast. As with each book the author sprinkles the book liberally with humor. Every time I read one of the books in this series I become more fascinated with Kris's computer Nelly. I would love to have a Nelly of my own. Dina Pearlman narrated the book.
This is a well written and meticulously researched biography about the grandson of Paul Revere the iconic figure of the American Revolution.
The first part of the book covers Revere's prewar (Civil War) life, his stint as a naval officer in the Mexican-American War, his attempt to profit from the California Gold Rush. The author also provided some California history in this section of the book. Chemerka includes Revere's role as an artillery consultant to Mexico's president.
The last part of the book covers the Civil War. In 1861 Review joins the Union Army and took command of the 7th New Jersey Infantry. Chemerka traces the 7th's organization under Revere's leadership. Revere was promoted to Brigadier General and commander of the Excelsior Brigade. The author reviews Revere's performance as leader of the Excelsior's and his poor performance at Chancellorsville.
Chemerka covers the Court Marshall resulting from Chancellorsville for poor performance. Chemerka includes discussions that might appeal to Civil War historians interested in examining the conflict from nontraditional angles. The author offers insight into how soldiers reacted to natural environment and how their surroundings impacted their duties. Chemerka also illustrates how the uncertainty of war stimulates men. This is a great book for those interested in the Civil War. Wayne Hughes narrated the book.
Apparently this is book two of a series entitled Moonshine Mystery which I was unaware of when I choose this book to read. The title is what intrigue me to pick up the book.
The story takes place in a small town in Virginia. Our protagonist is Daisy McGovern who after her husband left her decided to convert the local diner into a bakery. She calls the bakery "Sweetie Pies." Daisy's best friend Brenda helps her achieve her goals.
While Brenda is baking in the kitchen of the bakery, three men enter to rob the store. Brenda manages to stab one of the robbers in self defense; the other two robbers take off with 90 pounds of cream cheese and crates. In the search for the identity of the dead man and catch the robbers the story takes us into the area of moonshine, gun slingers, and stolen historic maps.
The story is well written with a cast of colorful characters including eccentric mountain men. The book is also full of southern charm. The author adds a bit of humor to the story unfortunately the story drags a bit at times.
This is an easy to read book that makes a good get away from it all book. Erin Bennett narrated the book.
Professor Cyril Edward Robinson (1884-1981) is a well known classical historian and author of many books on ancient Greece and Rome. In this book Robinson provides an introduction to ancient Roman history. The book covers the history from the beginning of Roman history around 700 B.C. and end just before the final chaos. The main emphasis of the book is on the last two centuries of the Republic to 264 B.C... The author skims over the problems of early Roman history and the complexities and difficulties that had bearing on later developments.
It appears that Robinson maintained a high level of accuracy and provided excellent footnotes and documentation. The book is extremely well written. Robinson interprets the character of the outstanding figures on strictly conventional lines. The simplicity of his narrative is easy to read and his proper British grammar a delight to behold. Robinson has a lively style with an ear for a good phrase, and a sense of the drama of his subjects. He conveys his own enthusiasm of the subject to his readers.
It is a pleasure to listen to Charlton griffin's highly trained voice of a British stage actor. I believe he enhances the will written text and the audio book and enjoyable listen.


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A private graveside service will be held in Fletcher, Okla.
She was preceded in death by her parents, James and Mary Elizabeth Newport; sisters, Jackie Fern Wood and brother-in-law Jackie T. Wood, and Linda Hanson; and brother, Charles Newport.
Joy is survived by her daughters, Gayla Allsup Mandabach of Mt. Juliet, Tenn., and Debi Walls of Walls; special nephew, Tom Newport of Alpine, Calif.; brothers, James Malcolm Newport of Tulsa, Okla., Lum Newport of Eugene, Ore., Terry Newport of Reedsport, Ore.; sister, Janice Goldsmith of Reedsport, Ore.; grandchildren; Steffany Daniel, Luke Daniel, Scott Stapel, and Blake Stapel all of Nashville; and long time friend of 50 years; Peggy Hawkins of Sardis.
In lieu of flowers, memorials can be made to Donelson Place Activity Fund, 2733 McCampbell Ave, Nashville, Tenn. 37214


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Where to go snorkelling on Ko Tao
Ko Tao is dotted with beaches and bays and picking where to go snorkelling can be difficult; what you choose to do will depend a little on how much time you have and what you want to both see and experience. You can take the decision away by simply booking an around-the-island snorkelling trip. Your … read the full post


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I purchased and received this cookware about a month ago. I couldn't be more pleased with the product. I read all the reviews and noticed there were several complaints of food sticking. I consider myself to be a good cook and having had many years of experience, I realized the complaints had to have come from those who did not "season" the cookware before using it. I took the time to do that and have not had one thing stick in the cookware. It heats evenly as stated and everything I cook in it cooks as if I'm using non-stick cookware. I have to say, I do not put it in the dishwasher or use soap on the skillets as I feel the detergents are too harsh for any cookware and ruin the finish. I have had several different sets of cookware that claim to be some of the best but this definitely wins hands down. The product was received very quickly and I couldn't be happier. Thank you Overstock.com for excellent service and an excellent product at an excellent price.
The pots and pans are beautiful. First time I have dealt with Stainless steel. Instructions do not include seasoning the pots and pans before use. Without it they do not cook very well. Food sticks even if you add oil to the pan. I found this information on the internet after a lady told me she had seasoned hers. There is a lot of extra care that has to be used on the cookware but I am sure that once I get use to it, it will not be a problem. At least they sit flat on my ceremic top stove.
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Lucas said he has wanted to give back to his home community for some time.
"Throughout the time I was playing I never really had time to come back and do the things I wanted to do," said Lucas.
"Another one of my issues was that I was very, very shy to do things like this … you, know, to put my face in front of people. I always did things behind the scenes. I just did it through other people. I didn't know how.
"Now that I have had some time to relax and enjoy life, one of the things I wanted to do was be a motivational speaker. In order to do that, you have to be able to get in front of people.
"This is one of the reasons why I wanted to put my feet on the ground and be hands-on instead of hide behind other people doing it also to show people that you do have somebody from this area that sat in the same chairs or came from the same chairs or community that had a chance in life to go out and see some of the things of this world and be able to come back and bring it back," said Lucas.
"And that's one of the issues with a lot of people who have had some level of success in Mississippi. We all can be successful in our own rights but we'll go away and never come back and bring those resources back home."
Lucas commented that education and knowledge is very important.
"I want to educate my town, my people on what to do and not to do. It's all about planting a seed into people about life. This is part of it.
"I'm a blessed child. God has blessed me by giving me the opportunity to do some of the things I want to do in life. I'm just paying my dues, paying it forward to the people who sacrificed for me growing up and I'm just giving it back to them," said Lucas, who added when he was young he never questioned how his parents managed to provide him with things.
"We wanted to give back to the less fortunate, the people who may not have the Merry Christmas as a lot of us will have. You don't realize how good you have it until you pull your eyes back and look at somebody else's life situation and realize maybe your life is not as bad as you think it is or thought it was.
"When you are able to do that then you can realize how blessed we really are as people to be able to get up and breathe and know you have another opportunity to get up and try to make a better life for yourself. That's one of the greatest joys in the world — to be able to do the small things that put smiles on people's faces."


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David Danzmayr (top left), music director for the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra, conducts Lincoln-Way North and East orchestra students at Lincoln-Way North High School Wednesday, Nov. 7, 2012, at 19900 Harlem Ave. in Frankfort. | Matthew Grotto~Sun-Times Media
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Lincoln-Way High School students got an earful of professional orchestra life when David Danzmayr stepped up to their music class podium, baton in hand, and conducted their lesson for the day.
Stressing the need to be disciplined and stay with his tempo, the new 32-year-old music director of the Illinois Philharmonic Orchestra led the students through "Winter," from Antonio Vivaldi's "The Four Seasons," "Christmas Festival" by Leroy Anderson and "Fantasy on Oh, Chanukah," by Lauren Bernofsky.
As students practiced the music for their winter solstice concert on Dec. 11, the youthful conductor urged them to "completely focus on playing exactly together."
His instructions likely were similar to what they hear from their own orchestra director, but "coming from another person, it's something new," he said.
Danzmayr — who was in town for the IPO's first concert of the season recently — spent one class period directing the combined orchestra class of Lincoln-Way Central and West high schools, and another working with Lincoln-Way East and North students.
"It is important for me to see what is going on here," Danzmayr said. "It's important for the IPO to be part of the community and to try to attract young people to classical music. It's nice to say we want to attract kids. This is my way of doing something about it."
To further entice students, the orchestra offers free admission to all Lincoln-Way students to its concerts, which are held at the Lincoln-Way North auditorium.
Having the orchestra's conductor work with high school students has been a dream of Supt. Lawrence Wyllie since the school district started hosting the IPO concerts at Lincoln-Way North, district spokeswoman Stacy Holland said.
"We talked to (Danzmayr) about it when he was hired and he took it and ran with it. He is so excited about it," she said.
Students were equally excited to meet a professional conductor, said Michelle Freeland, orchestra director for Lincoln-Way East and North.
This experience was a first for Lincoln-Way students, said Bert Johnson, music department chair for East and North.
"Having a young guy like him is a totally different vibe," he said. "If he comes back in the spring, it will be a much deeper experience."
The native of Salzburg, Austria — think "Sound of Music" — was impressed that Lincoln-Way students have an orchestra class every day. "That's unbelievable," Danzmayr said.
After 50 minutes with Danzmayr, students were quite impressed with him, too.
"I loved it. It was fantastic," said Brooke Braun, a junior at East. "You learn something new from a different conductor. There's always something you can take away from it."
Her fellow violinist, Katherine Reynolds, a junior at North, said she would love for Danzmayr to come back.
"It was very beneficial," she said. "He was amazing. And I loved his accent."
Danzmayr not only hopes to return but also to do a "side-by-side" practice and performance with the students and the IPO in the future, to give them a chance to get a feel for a real orchestra.
Danzmayr ended the lesson a bit early to have some time to talk with students and answer their questions.
What's his favorite music? Favorite composer? Favorite piece to conduct?
He admitted that the Beatles "were insanely good," and he loves to conduct work by composer Gustav Mahler, a fellow Austrian. Danzmayr studied music at the University Mozarteum in Salzburg, where teaching methods are different, he said.
"We heard 'no' a lot. Here, teachers focus on positive encouragement," he said. "But one thing is the same. To get admitted into a good college, you need to work hard and you need to practice."
He urged them to only become a professional musician "if you really love music and love being a musician. They are not necessarily the same," said Danzmayr began playing the piano at age 6 and started conducting when he was 15.
"It is important to keep your eyes open to different experiences," he said. "If you really want a job you need to be able to offer something unique. It's not enough to be good."
Danzmayr said he hopes some students will be interested in playing professionally in an orchestra.
"Seeing me will give them some insight about the life of a musician," he said. But he also encouraged them to "do something you have a passion for. Passion will carry you a long way."


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Shirtless and flexing. Ah, classic .
Shirtless and flexing. Ah, classic .
I remember that episode very well. I just love how "Lionel" checks out Clark's equipment. Lucky bastard.
His body...so sex .
I think Tom should join True Blood
Now there's an idea!
Tom's still one of hottest guys out there. I wish he would do a movie or join a TV series. This man needs to be seen, preferably with as little clothing as possible
He should have starred in Magic Mike wearing nothing but a thong all movie long. Now that's something I'd pay good money for.
dam i got a stiffee just from watching that.
I've been beating off since puberty to the visions of Tom Welling's hard-on. I also wish he was on a cable series that could show off that body. But he really dropped out of sight, didn't he.
Absolutely love him. I've written a few slash stories about him. And of course
I even got this picture where I came hard on. It's all in my gallery.
Recent candids. Still got that fit bod .
Now his hair is too short!
Finally getting the chance to watch Smallville from the beginning, and I gotta comment on how INSANELY beautiful Tom was back then!!! Not that he's lost anything these days, mind you.
Finally he cut off dry hay stack hair he had, now he looks great.
Oh those awesome big feet *sigh*
Tom Welling is in his early 30's now.....right?
His jeans look comfortable. Wiki says he's 35.
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Still hot as fuck to me. I just need a solid 10-15 minutes with him.
So yummy
is he divorced now?....i dont see a ring
Nice butt, but we all knew .
35? and he's still gorgeous. Geez he ages well.
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I'd have his children!!!!!
what's he up to now-a-days???
At 34 I'm being made to feel very old by all this talk about him still looking good! That said, he still looks bloody good. Handsome guy.
Here is an article Piano1 that you and the rest just might find extremely interesting reading. I know I sure did when I used the search term Tom Welling Gay Kiss.
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Sorry people forgot to look at the dates, turns out it was an old Aprils Fools Joke
Its sad when a person is deemed "looking old" instead of looking OLDER which is normal for someone aging from 20-30 years old.
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Exploring nature doesn't have to mean hitting the trail, heading to the mountains or going camping (though those are all fine ideas). Connecting with nature can be as simple as heading out the back door.
Many of these ideas for backyard nature fun are things we've tried; others are on our bucket list (which means you may be reading about them in the future). Thanks to all you wonderful outdoor and play bloggers out there inspiring me every day with your great work!
Hope one or more of these ideas will encourage you to head outdoors and spend some time exploring nature with your kids.
1. Go cloud watching
2. Build a fort
3. Climb a tree
4. Roar at the moon
5. Go on a nature scavenger hunt
6. Plant a garden
7. Create a backyard beach
8. Explore a flower
9. Run barefoot through the grass
10. Dig in the dirt
11. Follow an ant trail
12. Camp out in your backyard
13. Tour your neighbor's front gardens
14. Take a color walk
15. Jump in puddles
16. Go on a backyard birdwatching expedition
17. Bake mudcakes
18. Raise a caterpillar; release a butterfly
19. Build a fairy house
20. Make leaf, rock or bark rubbings
21. Start a backyard field guide
22. Create rock art
23. Gaze at the stars
24. Plant a tree from seed
25. Play with sticks
26. Build snow animals
27. Watch a sunset
28. Go butterfly watching (and maybe catch a few!)
29. Host a backyard garden tour
30. Keep a moon diary
31. Run through a pile of leaves
32. Start a seed collection
33. Paint with mud
34. Take a flower walk
35. Create a fairy garden
36. Plant a flower
37. Search for spider webs
38. Go on a backyard safari
39. Explore a tree
40. Design a backyard hiking trail
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42. Enjoy a backyard campfire
43. Go on a bird watching scavenger hunt
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I'm going to try to make this quick because Game 7 is creeping up on us and I have to try to do normal human being things in between now and then. (Crazy, I know.)
For starters, Game 6 was the best thing since… Game 5, I guess. We are spoiled, spoiled fans. Ryan Vogelsong pretty much convinced me for good that enchiladas are the food to eat the night before something important, being every bit as good as we could have hoped and the offense did that crazy thing called hitting, time and time again. I don't know – and I don't even know if I want to know – what it is about being faced with elimination that makes this team wake up, but it is amazing to watch.
Tonight is Game 7, so now seems like a good moment for a 7 Things About the Number 7 list.
7. It's the number you can either write like it's going to look in this blog post, which sort of reminds me of a tree without any branches, or you can write it with the cross through it and sit back and wait for people to ask you what the heck you are writing. Have fun, guys.
6. 7-Eleven of "at the center of the earth in the parking lot / of the 7-Eleven where I was taught" fame. That is literally my only association with 7-Eleven. Can you tell I grew up in the Bay Area? We don't drink Slurpees here, we drink $8 organic smoothies.
5. 007. My name is Diamond Girl. SF Diamond Girl.
4. The traditional count of Basque provinces as expressed in the slogan Zazpiak Bat. I love you too, Wikipedia.
3. The number of islands in Atlantis. You know, people have thrown out pretty much every location on the face of the planet for where Atlantis could have been, but has anyone suggested McCovey Cove? No? Let me be the first.
2. The number of games you play when your team gets a kick out of being up for elimination.
1. What we're going to bite our nails through tonight. I'm drifting between complete confidence and abject misery at the thought. Remember what I said about enjoying it, no matter what, win or lose? Still holds true. (Kinda.) Fingers crossed. With red licorice between them.
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Trash: Leave no trace! Help us reduce, reuse and recycle, and please take your trash home with you.
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The Ray Brooks Lady Tigers won the Region 2-1A Girls Track and Field Meet in Winona on Saturday.
The Lady Tigers racked up 131 points to finish ahead of second place Montgomery County (112). Shaw High School came in sixth with 39 points.
In the boys meet, Ray Brooks finished second with 114 points, and Shaw took third with 90 points.
In the individual events for the girls, Deneshia Lindsey led Ray Brooks by winning the 400-meter dash (1:07.63), the 800-meter run (2:45.93) and the 1,600-meter run (6:19). Alexia Weatherspoon won the discus (90-05) and the shot put (29-08), and T'Kyra Hicks won the long jump (14-02) to round out Ray Brooks' individual winners.
Ray Brooks' relay team of Lindsey, Kenyatta Spivey, Destiny Thomas and Jakelia Thomas won the 4x400-meter relay race with a time of 4:48.
In the individual events for the boys, Derrick Jenkins won the 100-meter dash (11.41) and the 200-meter dash (23.48) to lead Ray Brooks.
Ray Brooks earned big wins in the relay events. The team of Jonathan Haynes, Derrick Jenkins, Dennis Jenkins and Jarvis Moore won the 4x100-meter relay (45.78) and the 4x200-meter relay (1:36.03).
For Shaw, Octavious Stimage won the 400-meter dash (55.03), Christopher Harthone won the 110-meter hurdles (19.08) and Malik Walker won the high jump (6-00).
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The West Bolivar Eagles and Lady Eagles flew high and fast Saturday as both teams won the Region 2-2A Track and Field meet.
The Lady Eagles scored 152.33 points to beat out the John F. Kennedy Lady Hornets who compiled 130 points for second place. The Broad Street Lady Jaguars finished in eighth place with 19.33 points.
On the boys side, the Eagles dominated the competition with 107.33 points beating out Hollandale who came in second with 90 points. John F. Kennedy finished fifth with 61 points and Broad Street came in sixth place with 52 points.
Jaqueese Wilson led the Lady Eagles with wins in the 100-meter hurdles (16.40), the 100-meter dash (12.62) and the 200-meter dash (26.70). Tashidra Devine won the 300-meter hurdles (47.76), Rachel Hudson won the girl's triple jump (32-07.00) and West Bolivar also won the 4x100 meter relay (50.73) to round out the Lady Eagles' first place finishes.
Latina Jones led the Lady Hornets with wins in the 400-meter dash (1:01.56) and the long jump (16-01.50). JFK's Algesha Haywood won the 3200-meter run (13:29.00) while the Lady Hornets also won the 4x400 meter relay (4:19.67).
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The Trojans scored 115 points in the boys meet, while the Trojanettes scored 83 points in the girls meet. Ruleville Central took seventh in the girls meet with 29 points.
In the boys meet, Jalen Thomas won the long jump (19-07.50) and Kedric Webb won the discus (117-08) to lead East Side.
East Side's relay team of Kevierre Alexander, Leon Green, Perry Henry and Anfernee Morgan won the 4x400-meter relay (3:34.20).
In the girls meet, East Side LaShyra Cotton dominated the field as she won the 400-meter dash (59.21), the 800-meter run (2:41.99) and the high jump (5-04). East Side's Marquena Henry won the 1,600-meter run (6:31) to round out the individual winners for the Trojanettes.
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