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With a bumper entry, some new sponsors on board and changes to the race format, it was time for the very popular AMCA Wulfsport British Masters to open its 2012 series at Mallory Park, Leicestershire on the weekend of March 3rd/4th. And, what a contrast in racing conditions the two days of round one were to produce!! Following a dry Saturday in which the going was ideal, the weather then turned decidedly Wintry as the temperature dropped and rain/sleet fell both overnight and almost continuously during Sunday to leave the circuit extremely heavy but still remarkably raceable!! Indeed that dramatic change was to prove a major examination of both a riders physical and mental strength with most having their first competitive action of the new season. However typical of the great AMCA Masters spirit that prevails, the riders, officials, marshals and medical crews just kept smiling, and remained united in helping to ensure that the round one programme was completed!!
With backing from Battery Energy Drink, for the first time at a Masters event, Pro MX1 and Pro MX2 rubbed shoulders in the same unlimited motos. Leading the muddy charge in moto one was Welshman Ashley Greedy followed by Kristian Whatley, James Cottrell, Scott Elderfield, Matt Burrows, Bryan MacKenzie and Darren Coutts whilst other expected front runners, Gert Krestinov and Neville Bradshaw surprisingly found themselves down in 12th and 19th places respectively!! For the next two laps, Cottrell then splashed his way to the front to replace Greedy before Whatley then quickly became the third different pacesetter. From here onwards, the PAR Honda rider Whatley controlled proceedings all the way to the chequered flag with Cottrell and Coutts in tow. During an incident packed encounter, Bradshaw got back to a superb 4th ahead of Burrows and Krestinov, Greedy dropped to 7th,Elderfield disappeared from proceedings and MacKenzie the 2011 Masters Champion slipped back to 27th before eventually finishing 19th!!
Buoyed by that moto one win, Whatley made a great start in moto two, bagging the holeshot and leading the opening five laps. However, right on his tail this time was a very determined MacKenzie, desperate to make amends for that lowly opening race finishing position. On lap six, Bryan cleverly out-foxed Kristian to take control as Bradshaw now joined the party for the race leadership. In a great three way tussle, the pressure was on to win that £500 prize for the first rider past the post and once again the money was going to Whatley's back pocket with Bradshaw nicking 2nd from MacKenzie.Just behind the flying front three was an equally intriguing tussle featuring Krestinov, Greedy and Cottrell which raged right to the finish line, the honours going to Krestinov.Completing the top ten in this contest was Burrows, Matthew Moffat, Coutts and Ray Rowson whilst on both occasions,MX2 pilot Sean Frayne was to be the first AMCA rider home, bagging impressive 15th and 20th places.
Testing his endurance to the max, Matthew Moffat also competed in the new Putoline 2-Stroke Masters and eventually went onto earn the overall win. Taking the first victory though of the weekend was Wiltshire HM Plant KTM pilot James Dunn with James Lassu, Daniel Brough, Moffat, Sam Winterburn and Harry Lawerence in tow. In moto two, Moffat then outgunned Dunn before it was all change on that wet second day of action. With Dunn deciding to sit out proceedings and concentrate on his Pro class outings, Sunday's 2-Stroke moto wins went to Brough and Moffat. Brough's victory in the mud helped ensure that he would join Moffat on the podium, joined by runner-up Lassu.
Going for a MXY2 title treble, Gloucestershire youngster Dan Thornhill began his campaign in the best style possible by earning the GSP Race Products sponsored event overall verdict at Mallory. In moto one of the weekend though it was Jay Thomas, the 2011 Championship runner-up, who was first past the post with Thornhill a close 2nd as Matthew Callaghan, Chase Neale, Reece Desoer and Dima Fircks completed the top six. In motos two and three, the immaculate Thornhill took both the wins before an eventful final clash! In moto four, twice Dan worked his way to the front only to crash!! So, at the flag the victory belonged to Zac Alsop as Thornhill regained his composure to edge out Desoer for 2nd.Alsop's last race win also ensured that he would join the podium party!!
Whilst Whatley bagged both Pro class wins, the only other rider to remain unbeaten at Mallory was Jordan Moxey who blasted to a brilliant maximum score in the combined Moto-Pro Suspension Mini-Masters contest. Young Moxey made a mockery of the prevailing conditions throughout the weekend as Charlie Putnam and Oliver Benton proved to be his closest challengers and also earn the remaining BW85CC podium places. Tyron Cleaver, Eddie Remmer and Luke Craig also impressed in this opening round. Over in SW85cc,2011 Champion Henry Siddiqui started the defence of his title with a very impressive performance to finish level on points at the top of the standings with Howard Wainwright. However crucially, young Wainwright bagged the final moto win of the weekend, a result which also ensured that he would lift the first place trophy whilst Matt Brame completed the podium.
What about the Amateur classes then? Well, in an incredible Scott Acerbis MX1 contest, Lewis King started with a lowly 24th spot in moto one but still went onto take the overall win. Following that opener in which victory was secured by Jamie Dobson ahead of Darryl Maxwell, Luke Meredith and Luke Spence, King was to recover in style. After taking 2nd spot behind Glenn Fletcher in moto two, King then splashed to both race wins on the Sunday. Joining a delighted King on the podium was Meredith and Ricky Lethaby, the 2011 Raceworld.com Amateur MX2 Champion. Now sponsored by Zook Clothing, who would take the first honours in the always competitive Amateur MX2 class? Well it was to be Midlands based youngster Jack Cox,a rider who will also be attempting to qualify for the main AMCA MX2 British Championships in 2012.With an impressive 1/2/4/1 scorecard, Cox was the main man in this Zook opener as TM kid Charles Statt and Rocket Centre Honda pilot Ryan Crowder bagged the remaining moto wins. Showing though that consistency is always the motocross keyword, the runners-up slot on the box instead belonged to Edward Briscoe as Lancastrian Crowder had to settle for 3rd.
Once again Michelin have very kindly backed the Masters series, supporting both MX1 and MX2 Amateur classes in 2012.Shaun Scrivens were first past the post in the opening MX1 bash chased by William Orritt, Samuel Kirby, Sam Chapman and Jake Alsop. With Scrivens then having a no-score against his name in the next clash, from here onwards it was to be the Alsop show! Dominating proceedings, Jake bagged a moto win hat-trick to deservedly claim the round one overall from Kirby and Orritt. As for Scrivens, well another no-score in the last moto pushed him back to 15th place in the final standings!! Over in Michelin MX2,Emerson Jones and Adam Wells rather dominated the Mallory proceedings by filling the top two places in all four clashes. Jones(3) and Wells(1) bagged the wins, being finally joined on the podium by Tom Smith who was equally impressive and boasting a 4/3/5/3 record. Also starting their Michelin MX2 title quest with strong performances were Adam Constable, Aidan Wigger and James Milne.
For the lads missing out on the main Amateur classes at Mallory, they were able to enjoy four Non-Qualifiers races, the overall verdict going to Stephen Goodwin ahead of Paul Lloyd and Oliver Claxton. With the Mallory action wrapped up, the AMCA Wulfsport Masters now moves to Culham on Easter Weekend for what is sure to be a feast of highly competitive Pro, Youth and Amateur motocross racing!

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Oh the stupid American agruement again? I haven't heard that one since...OH YEA wait, like two pages ago.
Novak merely opened his mouth and starting talking about something he has no idea about.
Who's trolling who?
Armstrong is maybe one of the best athletes the world has ever known, Novak is a punk. I mean, I don't think posting that makes me a troll
Care to name any specifics or are you working on your fictional short story skills?
Do you also believe 9/11 was a hoax along with the recent shooting in Newtown CT?
What do any of those facts have to do with my argument that doping exists in tennis, Novak is a punk and Lance is the greatest? Just curious.
I can name a bunch of unrelated facts too...
FACT : It's impossible to hum while plugging your nose.
FACT : Four is the only number that has the same amount of letters as its actual value
FACT: Those stars and colours you see when you rub your eyes are called phosphenes.
I guess we can all see who won this argument now.
Yes it was great read wasn't it? I'm glad it's not just us stupid Americans who believe he was the greatest ever.
Here's a clue, post less watch tennis more.
even worse, it makes you an idiot.
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WinA1314 is a kernel mode driver for the Apple Wireless Keyboard in Windows.
Why I Wrote This
The Apple Wireless Keyboard (A1314) is directly recognised by Windows as a HID Keyboard device but has a few functional issues:
- The Fn and the Eject keys are dead.
- The Ctrl key is in an unusual position (Ctrl and Fn are swapped).
- Certain essential keys are missing for Windows operation, such as Print Screen, Insert, Delete, Page Up/Down, Home and End.
Other Solutions
The SharpKeys application to remap the keyboard keys.
This application modifies the Windows registry to perform key remapping (of scancodes to virtual key codes), which is an intrinsic Windows functionality. It is quite low level but the problem with this approach is that certain keys (specifically the Fn and Eject) never make it to the operating system. They are ignored by the default keyboard class driver (kbdclass.sys). I needed to swap the Fn and Ctrl keys as well as assign functions to them. In addition, if I remapped the keys that do make it to the operating system using this tool, the remapping would have been universal, that is for all my keyboards, which was something I did not want. Therefore this solution was abandoned.
The BootCamp Apple Keyboard drivers for Windows.
This looked like a promising solution. Bootcamp installs a separate driver (KeyMagic.sys), which recognises all of the keyboard keys and assigns mappings to them on Windows, but with one drawback. You cannot fully control the mappings. You can fiddle around with the registry key "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\KeyMagic" which defines some of them but there is no way to swap the Ctrl and Fn keys or generally assign different base operations to these keys. For instance, you cannot make Fn behave as the Ctrl key or Eject as Delete.
Use user-mode applications such as UAWKS or AppleWirelessKeyboard.
These are generally well done but as user-level applications they intercept the keypresses by using the Windows Hook APIs. Unfortunately this approach has a few shortcomings:
- Cannot intercept ctrl-alt-del on the logon or lock screens.
- Cannot discriminate between keyboards. This is a problem if you are using two keyboards (most commonly in a laptop).
- Does not work in certain applications such as in Remote Desktop.
- The application needs to be explicitly run at each logon session.
Write and install a LowerFilter device filter driver to intercept keys before they reach the keyboard driver and the higher layers of the operating system.
That is the right way to go but unfortunately due to the new Device Driver Signature Enforcement requirements on 64-bit Windows systems and the high price of a code signing certificate, I did not like to follow that route.
Implementation Specifics
WinA1314 is implemented as a Windows driver and service module that utilizes the Interception kernel mode driver (keyboard.sys) implemented by Francisco Lopes. This driver is already signed and allows the interception and modification of keys at kernel level. It is implemented as an upper filter above the kbdclass.sys, the upper level keyboard class filter driver.
Using the above solution, WinA1314 intercepts keystrokes before they reach user-level and thus overcomes the shortcomings of the previously described user-mode applications.
The WinA1314 Windows service is completely written in C++. It has no extra runtime library or additional platform requirements (such as .Net) on the host machine. It has a minimal memory footprint and it's operation is completely event-based, without the use of threads.
Default Key Mapppings
WinA1314 installs the following key mappings by default, which can be altered after installation in any desirable setup.
Input Key(s) | Output Key |
Ctrl | Fn (configurable at installation) |
Fn | Ctrl (configurable at installation) |
Left/Right Alt | Left/Right Windows (configurable at installation) |
Left/Right Windows | Left/Right Alt (configurable at installation) |
Eject | Delete |
Fn + Backspace | Delete |
Fn + Enter | Insert |
Fn + F3 | (App) My Computer |
Fn + F4 | (App) Calculator |
Fn + F5 | Pause/Break |
Fn + F6 | Print Screen |
Fn + F7 | previous track |
Fn + F8 | play/pause |
Fn + F9 | next track |
Fn + F10 | mute |
Fn + F11 | volume down |
Fn + F12 | volume up |
Fn + Up | Page Up |
Fn + Down | Page Down |
Fn + Left | Home |
Fn + Right | End |
You can temporarily stop the driver by issuing the following command at the command prompt:
net stop WinA1314
To start again, type:
net start WinA1314
You can specify your custom key mappings by adding/modifying or deleting entries in the HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\WinA1314\Map registry key.
The values format is the following:
Src Key ScanCode, Src Key Extra, Reserved (0),
Dst Key ScanCode, Dst Key Extra, Reserved (0),
Dst Key (when Fn pressed) ScanCode, Dst Key (when Fn pressed) Extra, Reserved (0)
For instance, to swap keys "A" and "B" on the keyboard you will need to add the following two entries:
The key scancode can be entered in base 10 or in hex. If it is entered in hex, it should be prefixed with "0x".
To make key "A" behave as "B" when the Fn key is pressed, add the following entry:
If you want to remap the Fn key, you need to be aware that the Fn key is internally (does not make it to the OS) mapped to the scancode 0xff.
The "Extra" value is needed for some keys (such as Alt, Home, etc.). It can be used to encode the extended bit values such as E0 and E1. The extended bit value E0 is represented by number 0x2 and the extended bit E1 is represented by number 0x4.
For instance, to map the arrow down key to page down but only when the Fn key is pressed together, you will need to add the following value (numbers in hex now):
To discover key scancodes, you can use keyview.exe. Just look at the "Scan" value (which is shown in decimal but WinA1314 can also accept decimal so no need to convert). Also whenever you see the "Ext" set to Yes, you will need to set the value "2" to the "Src/Dst Key Extra" field of the WinA1314 registry. For example, if you press the arrow down key, in keyview.exe you will see: Scan=80 Ext=Yes. This means that this key in WinA1314 should be entered as "80,2,0". If you press key "A", in keyview.exe you will see: Scan=30, Ext=No. This key will be entered in WinA1314 as "30,0,0".
If you modify any registry settings for the driver, you will need to restart it from the command line using the previously described procedure.
Swapping the Fn and Ctrl Keycaps
After installing the driver you can optionally remove and swap the Fn and Ctrl keycaps as they have exactly the same size on this keyboard. This can be done by inserting two fingernails just underneath the two upper corners of the key and pulling it up gently.
Known Issues
1. 'Ctrl + LeftShift + T' key combination (commonly used in Google Chrome to re-open closed tabs) does not work.
As a workaround use the right shift instead.
2. It does not work on a Mac running windows through Bootcamp.
Your option is to natively install Windows. I do not own a Mac to further check why but I have the impression that Bootcamp modifies the hardware ID of the Apple keyboard and it does not get detected by the driver.
3. It does not work for the wired Apple keyboard versions.
It is not designed to work with them.
4. The Delete key (mapped on Eject) does not currently work in typematic mode (auto-repeat).
To overcome this, use the alternative 'Fn + Backspace' key mapping.
5. The Delete key (mapped on Eject) does not work immediately after reboot.
This is because the WinA1314 service, that controls the keyboard, might need a few seconds to start after you see the log-on screen on your computer.
6. The Fxx keys do not work or seem to have a strange behaviour.
This is may be the case if you have not uninstalled the A1314 Apple Bootcamp driver.
You must have administrator rights on the OS for installation.
WinA1314 requires Windows 7 or higher. Installation on Windows Vista is also allowed, but I have not tested it.
If you have any thirt party applications such as the UWAKS or the Apple Bootcamp drivers already installed on your system, please uninstall them first before installing WinA1314.
Disclaimer and Download
Although special care was taken during implementation and testing I accept no responsibility for any kind of damage that could be caused by installing and using this software. By agreeing to download and install this software, you also agree to take full responsibility of any such circumstance.
Download Links:
64-bit (x64) build / 32-bit build
External Download Links/Reviews:
For bug or questions please mail me at: .
A big thanks to all of you who sent comments, improvement ideas, bug reports or even donations!
Source Code:
You can download it here. To build the project, you will need Visual Studio 2012 and the Windows Driver Kit 8.


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Paddle and Pedal the Huron this Sunday
We have a paddle trip for people looking for adventure and an interest in trying their skills at biking and paddling. This Sunday, September 21st, at 1:00 we are hosting a paddle trip from Hudson Mill Metropark to Dexter-Huron Metropark with a bike to the beginning along the recently completed border to border trail.
Ron Sell and Barry Lonik, experienced paddlers (and bikers), will be leading this trip down a beautiful stretch of the river in the Natural River's zone. Elizabeth Riggs, HRWC's River-Up Manager will be on the trip too, adding her expertise and knowledge of RiverUp! and Huron River Water Trail improvement projects within this section of the river. Join the fun and learn about the river and try your skill with paddling and pedaling! Register here.
Gathering for the Great Lakes
A crowd will be gathering in Grand Rapids this week to share the latest efforts focused on restoring the Great Lakes, and HRWC will be there!
The 10th Annual Great Lakes Restoration Conference hosted by the Healing Our Waters – Great Lakes Coalition begins on Tuesday, September 9th. The three-day conference brings together a diverse group of more than 400 people from throughout the region who learn about important Great Lakes restoration issues, network at the largest annual gathering of Great Lakes supporters and activists, and develop strategies to advance federal, regional and local restoration goals.
The Huron River renaissance RiverUp! and the Grand River rapids restoration will be featured on Day 1 at the Transforming Your River into Main Street session. HRWC's Elizabeth Riggs will share the story of the revitalization and restoration efforts on the Huron through diverse partnerships, creative financing, and a compelling vision for what the river corridor can be to residents and visitors. #BlueEconomy
With dozens of great sessions covering topics such as toxic algal blooms, petroleum product shipping, microbeads, climate resiliency measures, and diversified energy, you'll want to join the conference in Grand Rapids or follow the Live Stream provided by GreatLakesNow. Follow HRWC's Twitter feed (#hrwc) for updates from the conference.
Huron River Trail Towns Celebrate Summer
Trail Towns Coordinator, Anita Twardesky, shares her own version of "What I Did Over My Summer Vacation" in today's blog:
Michigan summers do a great job of bringing people out-of-doors. Schools starts soon and so I'm thinking back about all the fun that I had. I truly hope that you were busy having as much fun as I did. Our Trails Towns of Milford, Dexter, Ann Arbor, Ypsilanti, and Flat Rock were filled with wonderful events all summer long.
I had planned to golf more, ride my bike daily, and plant some new flower beds, but instead I . . .
* Paddled my kayak and pedaled my bike from Flat Rock to Oakwoods Nature Center on National Trails Day in June.
* Visited every fun display and enjoyed watching kids play in the sand area at Huron River Days in Ann Arbor's Gallup Park. There were plenty of kayakers and handmade kayaks to see. What a busy day on the River!
* Bought kettle corn, set up a lawn chair, and enjoyed outside dining in Milford as part of their Farmers Market and Concert Series. I had such a good time, I went twice! How exciting their Amphitheater at Central Park along the River is under construction!
* Enjoyed a great BBQ dinner and root beer float at Dexter Daze. I had a great time visiting with all kinds of people to share fun facts about the Huron River Water Trail and promoting our Super Moon Paddle.
* Walked across the "tridge" and marveled how pretty the Huron is in Ypsilanti during Heritage Days in Riverside Park. A hidden gem. I had great fun selling kayak raffle tickets and seeing the happy winner! It is a wonderful community event that brings together all of Ypsilanti with festivities.
The fun isn't over yet! Flat Rock Riverfest is coming up from September 19 to 21 at HuRoc Park.
With fall on its way, you'll find me with a cup of hot apple cider, relaxing, and watching the leaves fall. Our Trail Towns on the 104-mile will put on a spectacular display. I'm sure that we won't be disappointed.
Measuring a Stream
Have you ever found yourself in the shower or washing the dishes thinking to yourself, "Self, I wish I knew more about geomorphology." Well, you are not alone! In fact, HRWC's geomorphology support group meets in just a few weeks and it's likely a good idea that you attend.
HRWC's Measuring and Mapping project teams up all sorts of cool people (like you!) to quantify (really – we're using this word per it's definition, not it's typical public use as of late) how the GEOMORPHOLOGY of our bug collection sites is changing over time.
Now, you're going to have to trust us that this "data" is "useful" and simply attend the "training" support group. Well, or you could read Tony, "the volunteer extraordinaire," Pitts' writeup on the matter, here.
Registration and details may be found by mousing over and left clicking the hyperlink found here:
Fine Print: HRWC staff will do our best to ensure your safety and preparedness. Be advised, this is not an assurance of our abilities to do so, nor our professionalism therein.
Two "Families" Save Their Way To Winning!
The Thomas-Rupley family and the Benjamin Linder Co-op in Ann Arbor save water, energy and money, reduce their CO2 emissions and earn free water from HRWC.
Both entered the HRWC Saving Water Saves Energy Project's "Pledge, Save, Win" Contest in March. Both will get their first quarter water bill paid (up to $250) for their efforts.
The Co-op's savings, estimated at 100 gallons per day, were led by Emma Kelly, the group's sustainability steward. Emma helped her housemates save water by installing 5-minute shower timers and providing grey water collection buckets in each shower. Residents re-use the grey water to flush toilets. Emma also focused housemates on saving at the washing machines — advising them to wash only full loads on cold water cycles.
The Thomas-Rupley family, estimated savings 31.5 gallons per day, has been living a water-saving lifestyle for some time. They made their own rain barrel for watering their garden, retrofitted their toilet to make it dual-flush and installed a low flow shower head. They also use left over drinking water for houseplants, and catch excess cold water from the kitchen faucet for use in their washing machine. The Thomas-Rupleys also wash only full loads in their clothes washer.
Entries were judged for the amount of water saved, the savings techniques and for creativity in showing and telling how savings were achieved. Extra points were awarded for saving energy-intense hot water and full participation of the entire household!
Congratulations to the Thomas-Rupleys and the residents of the Benjamin Linder Co-op! Save on!
Livingston County Compost Bin & Rain Barrel Sale
Order by Monday, June 9th.
Available items are the "FreeGarden 55-gallon Rain Barrel" for $55 ($150 value), the "FreeGarden Compost Bin" $45 ($100 value), compost pails, aerators, and thermometers. Details and ordering information HERE.
This is a Pre-order sale only.
The PICK UP DAY for all pre-ordered units is Saturday June 14, 2014, 9am-3pm at the Livingston County East Complex parking lot located at 2300 E. Grand River Ave in Howell.
This is your opportunity to purchase high quality products while taking advantage of high volume pricing. Hosted by the the Livingston County Solid Waste Program, this sale is made possible through the Livingston County Drain Commissioner, Brian Jonckheere, and the Livingston County Board of Commissioners. Further information is available at www.livgov.com/dpw or by calling the Solid Waste Program at 517-545-9609 during normal business hours or by e-mail at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Details and ordering information HERE.
Make A Stormdrain Mural at the Mayor's Green Fair
Inspire River Protection With Art!
Come decorate the curbside connections to the Huron River! Ann Arbor artist David Zinn and Karim Motawi will lead the crowd in chalking four of our downtown stormdrain inlets into works of art. We provide the chalk, you bring the creativity!
When: Friday, June 13, 2014, 6-8pm
Where: The Ann Arbor Mayor's Green Fair, at the Liberty and Main intersection and the Huron River Watershed Council booth in front of the Melting Pot.
Presented by HRWC in partnership with the 14th Annual Mayor's Green Fair and the Ann Arbor Public Art Commission.
We depend on stormdrains to keep our streets from flooding during storms. Yet, these devices also direct litter and polluted rainwater straight into the Huron River. We'll show and tell the stormdrain connection and recruit families to adopt their neighborhood stormdrains, keeping them for rain only by removing litter, leaves and other debris in the spring, summer, and fall months.
Can't make it to the Green Fair? Do your part by Adopting A Stormdrain in your neighborhood . . . learn more about it HERE.
Pedal, Paddle, Run, Fish . . .
River and RiverSide Recreation! Take Your Pick June 7-8!
In addition to the fabulous line-up of Huron River Summer Recreation Events hosted by HRWC, there are a number of opportunities to get outdoors and enjoy the River.
June 7. Flat Rock to Oakwoods Metropark Pedal & Paddle. 10am-2pm. Pedal a family-friendly one mile from Huroc Park to Oakwoods Metropark on the newly completed paved Flat Rock-HCMA Connector trail then jump into the Huron River for a 30-minute paddle.
Group pedal kick-off, 10am at Huroc Park, 28600 Arsenal Road, includes bike inspections, a scavenger hunt, local bike vendors and a Trikke carving vehicle demo. While at Oakwoods, park your bike in a secure corral and join the National Trails Day Celebration (ends at 4pm) where the afternoon will be filled with a wide variety of activities for the entire family including hikes, kayaking demos, birding walks, geocaching, "how-to" discussions, prize drawings, entertainment, and much more.
All activities are free, but onsite kayak rentals are $10 for 30-min (until 2pm). Hosted by Riverside Kayak Connection, Huron River Watershed Council, Downriver Linked Greenways, City of Flat Rock, Friends of Oakwoods and Oakwoods Metropark.
June 7. Hudson Mills Metropark to Village of Dexter Run. 9am. Celebrate the Grand Opening of the newest segment of the Border-to-Border (B2B) trail with a 10k race and fun run/walk that will be enjoyable for all ability levels – bring the whole family! The race will start at Hudson Mills, North Territorial Road entrance. The 6.2-mile scenic route will take you along the Huron River to the finish line in the Village of Dexter at Mill Creek Park where you can enjoy entertainment and refreshments after the run. Free shuttle buses will transport participants back to the starting point. Pre-register online or at the event beginning at 7:30am
June 7 and 8. Schultz Outfitters Fly Fishing Demo Days. 10am-6pm Sat, 10am-5pm Sun. This event brings together some of the most respected talent and brands in the fly fishing industry for two days of FREE education and fun. There will be on-stream casting and fishing demonstrations in the park each day, along with classes and seminars at Schultz Outfitters fly shop, a used gear trade and deals galore!
So, get outside and ENJOY your River! More recreation opportunities are posted at huronriverwatertrail.org.
NOW AVAILABLE: SOHC 2014 Presentations
The State of the Huron Conference 2014 is now history, but you can re-live the excitement by checking out the presentations from the day's speakers.
Look for a summary of the Conference in the Summer 2014 Huron River Report available June 1st.
2014 State of the Huron Conference is this Thursday! Register now!
We are putting together a fantastic conference for you and couldn't be more excited for the 2014 State of the Huron Conference!
Learn about the focus of the April 24th event including keynote speakers, conference theme, and registration details at www.hrwc.org/sohc2014.
Join us for the only conference dedicated solely to the Huron River where community leaders, planners, scientists, educators, engineers, residents, and business owners engage in a conversation and celebration of this irreplaceable river.


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The Sarasota couple the Securities and Exchange Commission is suing for allegedly duping investors in a Ponzi scheme will have a court hearing on the case June 25.
John and Marian Morgan are accused of bilking investors out of about $14 million and using the money to pay for their mortgages and make Ponzi payments to other investors.
A temporary freeze on the Morgans' assets, including their three Sarasota properties, has been issued, but the judge could issue a permanent freeze or appoint a receiver, who would be in charge of the Morgans' assets.
Reached by phone June 23, Marian Morgan said she could not comment on the case, because it was in litigation. But in an e-mail sent to friends two weeks ago, she professed her innocence and blamed a third co-defendant for the legal trouble.
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Marlon Brown has been hired as the city of Sarasota's new deputy city manager. He replaces the retiring Peter Schneider.
Brown has more than 15 years of municipal-management experience and is currently the county advisor on economic stimulus for the Florida Association of Counties. He previously served as the county manager of Gadsden County and assistant city manager in Tallahassee.
Brown's first day on the job will be July 13.
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President Bush is on his way to the Czech Republic at this hour. It's the first stop on a European trip that will bring the president to the Annual G8 Summit of European Nations.
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My pineapple sage has bloomed all winter and continues to put out new blooms. It is in a pot in the backyard surrounded by other pots of various kinds of salvia. I have made several attempts at growing pineapple sage and this is the first year I have had any blooms. When do I prune it? |
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This is the first year that the frost didn't make my plant look all ratty. I am still letting mine bloom because it is so beautiful. Before, I pruned it down to about a foot tall by this time of the year. Last year we had a frost as late as early April and slight damage ocurred to the new foliage. A few weeks later, new growth covered all the damaged stuff and the plant grew like gangbusters. I will prune out most of the older stems pretty soon and apply lots of newly-made compost, but I think I will let the flowers just do their thing until they slow down. The golden finches and hummingbirds sure appreciate it. |
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(Colorado Springs, CO) -- It's not exactly a seller's market for homes in the area to start the year. The "Colorado Springs Real Estate News" shows sales are down more than six-percent for the first four months of 2014 compared to the same time period last year. Inventory is also growing, with nearly four-thousand houses on the market. That's a better than nine-percent jump over last year. The report also shows homes are sitting on the market for three months, which is also an increase over 2013.


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A group of 60 Mesa teens hope their Run for Life event Saturday will help save the lives of African children whose families and communities are ravaged by the HIV/AIDS pandemic.
Run for Life, 8:30 a.m. to 10:30 a.m. at Centre Court Park, 1440 N. 40th St., will include a one-mile run, a cakewalk, face painting, an inflatable playhouse, food and prizes. The event costs $15 per person. Shirts will be available for registered run participants and for unregistered participants who arrive early.
The youngsters, ages 13 to 18, who organized the event, have raised $12,400 for the Stay Alive project of United Families International, an abstinence and HIV/AIDS prevention program. Stay Alive teaches children between the ages of 9 and 14 how to make better choices about their health and future.
Jon Forrest, 13, an eighth-grader at Mesa's Stapley Junior High School, and his mother, Debbie Forrest, started organizing Run for Life six weeks ago. Jon, who is a Boy Scout, was inspired by his mom's work at United Families International, and mapped out a three-page plan to get kids together in an effort to raise $25,000 in one month for African children.
"I loved helping the African children, and every time I received a dollar I felt like I saved a child's life," he said.
Every dollar donated helps one child, according to the information published on the Stay Alive Web site, www.stayalive.org.
Proceeds from the Run for Life will provide materials for new programs in Tanzania and Liberia.
According to Stay Alive director Kelli Houghton, the program teaches children in 10 African countries the concept of consequence. Houghton said African culture primarily teaches children that "whatever God wills, will be." So Stay Alive stresses personal choice, responsibility and empowerment.
Debbie Forrest said one of the best experiences throughout the past few weeks has been "working with the incredibly motivated youth in the community and learning how many people in our community are generous and give to so many worthwhile causes."


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Shuttle service being offered for the fairThe ColumBUS Transit System will offer a special shuttle service to the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair this year. Chris Schilling with the city's Department of Community Development, says the goal of the service is to give all residents convenient access to attend the week-long event. The special shuttle will run from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on Saturday, and from noon until 6 p.m. Monday through Friday. Schilling adds that the Call-A-Bus service will be available to transport eligible riders who are unable to use the ColumBUS fixed routes to the fair shuttle, which is also accessible for all persons. He adds that those interested in using the Call-A-Bus service must schedule in advance. "We have placed a high priority on ensuring our transit-dependent population can participate in community events," Mayor Kristen Brown said. "The special shuttle service will provide our residents with limited income or physical challenges access to enjoy the Bartholomew County 4-H Fair." Schilling says the shuttle service will leave the Mill Race Station Depot at Eighth and Lindsey streets on the hour starting at 10 a.m. on July 5 and at noon on July 7 through July 11. The last shuttle leaves at 4 p.m. on July 5 and at 6 p.m. on the other days. He adds that rides back to downtown leave the fairgrounds on the half hour. Schilling notes that the standard riding fare of 25 cents per person, per trip, applies for the fair shuttle. He adds that there will be no shuttle service on Sunday, as the ColumBUS system does not operate on Sundays. The fair shuttle also will not run on Friday, July 4, due to it being a federal holiday. Last Updated: Monday, June 30, 2014 4:36:17 PM |
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