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For years, savvy car shoppers knew that the best time of the year to order a car with their choice of options was in the springtime. By then, the reasoning went, the assembly plants had solved any problems with that year's models, and the cars coming off the assembly lines then were likely the best built of the model year.
Now, combine that line of reasoning with the '67 Vette. Any glitches that Chevrolet may have encountered in building the second generation of America's Only True Sports Car since its production began in September of 1962 were likely solved before the executive decision to extend the C2's production run into 1967. That came while Chevy worked to solve some pre-production glitches that cropped up with the third-generation Corvette, which had been originally scheduled to start production in the fall of 1966.
Add to all that the fact that Lynn's Midyear was likely a springtime build, and you have a Corvette that, in the eyes of more than a few Vette lovers, was as close to perfect as you could get. "I think it's a March car," he says, which would put it among the 2,500 or so C2s that rolled out of St. Louis Assembly that month.
And that was before Lynn's '67 received a restoration that turned the clock on this car back to the spring of 1967. Back then, if you were to venture into your local Chevy dealer-especially one that sold plenty of Corvettes, and had at least one sitting on its showroom floor-you could order one just like this. All you had to do was choose the same regular-production options (RPOs) that this car's original owner did, which included the L79 350hp 327 V-8 for $105.35, M20 Muncie four-speed manual transmission for $184.35, G81 Positraction for $42.15, C07 auxiliary hard top for $231.75, C08 black vinyl covering for the C07 top at $52.70, N40 power steering for $94.80, U69 AM/FM radio for $172.75, and QB1 7.75-15 Redline tires for $46.65.
Add those to the Sting Ray convertible's $4,240.75 base price and you'd wind up with a Sting Ray that would sticker around $5,130 before tax, title, and license fees. (Needless to say, '67 Sting Ray prices have been well above that for a long time!)
Lynn has had this Midyear for about four years, complete with its original engine, original damage-free body, and all the documentation going back to when the original owner ordered it. We saw it at an NCRS regional meet in Kissimmee, Florida. There, it earned Top Flight-again. "It's been Top Flighted before, and it's been [Bloomington] Gold before," says Lynn, who added when we spoke with him, "it's also going up to Bloomington to go for another Gold. And it'll get it, too."
What's it like to drive? "It's like it was in '67, that good," says Lynn.


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Jared Cano was arrested last year after a friend tipped off police about his plot to set off bombs and shoot students and teachers Freedom High School in Tampa.
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"I thought I'd just run over my game plan with you all," he said, displaying a journal with a hand-drawn map of the school's cafeteria, which has marks in the corners where Cano said he planned to set explosives.
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When developer Matt Press set out to create a new community in the college town of Bloomington, Ind., he had no idea his homes would simply be referred to by their color. Residents at South Dunn Street need no address; they just say they live in "the purple house" or "the white one with bright orange trim" and people know exactly where to head. In turn, it's given Press a much easier way to introduce himself, by simply saying, "I'm the developer of all those colorful homes."
In planning his colorful community, Press was very much inspired by New Urbanism, an architectural movement founded in the 1980s that strives to be the alternative to suburban sprawl and decay. Typically these neighborhood-based developments offer design-driven homes, often complete with yards and porches, within walking distance to parks, schools, shops and restaurants. New Urbanism's goal is to create more-vibrant living spaces for people who want modern amenities and good construction without having to sacrifice the urban experience.
"New Urbanism got its start from looking at suburbia and decrying its failings," Press says. "The first among those was the lack of color."
Prior to World War II, Bloomington, like many other cities in the United States, had lots of wooden and clapboard homes painted in a number of colorful tones. Then came the proliferation of aluminum and vinyl siding, which provided excellent exterior protection, but did not hold paint very well. Builders found that the color was quick to fade, so they began painting the siding in softer shades, blanketing the cities and suburbs in whites, beiges and grays.
"For about 50 years we lost color on homes," says Press, who feels that the vinyl-clad world has had a numbing effect on our society.
If "sameness" is one of New Urbanism's biggest pet peeves, then differentiating homes and developments with color is the perfect antidote. At South Dunn Street, reintroducing color was critical. In fact, it was "the second most important thing after architecture," according to Press.
He used paint to make a historical reference in his Bloomington neighborhood, hoping to maintain the integrity of the city's colorful past yet offer something unique for the residents. Homeowners get to pick the colors for their exterior's body and trim. There are no limitations or restrictions on choices, which enables them to really take ownership and pride in their home while also carefully considering how their home interacts with the environment around them.
"There is an emotional reason why people buy into my development," Press says. People have used words like "magical" when they talk to Press about the community. He knows color plays a big role in that enthusiasm and says he's thankful to have "hit a nerve in this town in a very positive way."
Original South Dunn Street dwellers got creative coordinating their exterior bases and trims, distinguishing themselves from each other as well as borrowing ideas, like the popular Sherwin-Williams Colonial Yellow (SW 0030) and Scanda (SW 6529) blue combination. (This Swedish-inspired color combination reflects the vibrant Scandinavian row houses that initially inspired Press.)
While color is at the very core of New Urbanism, it's not always used with a liberal hand. Restraint can very often be the best way to make a historical reference in certain locations.
For instance, brick has long been used in Washington, D.C., on everything from urban town homes to stately colonials. Developers and advocates of New Urbanism have tried to replicate that aesthetic when building new communities in the area, in contrast to South Dunn Street. Press agrees, "It would be inappropriate for a New Urbanist to use such vibrant colors in suburban Maryland or Virginia."
Created back in 1981, the pristine beachfront community of Seaside, Fla., is considered the first New Urbanist development. It gained nationwide attention when it was featured in the 1998 film The Truman Show. Its clean palette of pale pastels, whites and creams were chosen as a nod to the late Victorian architecture that used to dot Florida's beachfront towns.
Steve Filmanowicz, communications director for the Congress of New Urbanism, frequently sees designers and architects adjust their palettes according to location, deciding where to use restraint or where to get colorful. He cites the Katrina Cottages in New Orleans as a great example of a new design that fits appropriately into the landscape, architecture and colors of coastal Mississippi.
"New Urbanists are aware of regional traditions," Filmanowicz says. "When they're creating a neighborhood, they're reviving that."
Originally designed as a dignified alternative to the FEMA trailer for victims of Hurricane Katrina, the premise of the Katrina Cottage was to create a house that was safe and affordable, could be built quickly, and yet was still attractive. Since their debut in late 2006, Katrina Cottages have since evolved into a nationwide sensation and are finding popularity as affordable housing, guesthouses, resorts and camps. Several designers participated in the conception of the Katrina Cottages, including Marianne Cusato, who did the iconic bright yellow house, and Miami-based architect Steve Mouzon. Despite the number of designers involved and the variety of styles deployed, the homes still have a cohesive look since the focus remained on rebuilding the community, not just showcasing a specific house.
"The decision of color should be made based on the neighborhood, not the individual building," Mouzon says.
Mouzon, an advocate of New Urbanism, recently wrote A Living Tradition, which examines architecture and the use of color in the Bahamas. He found that the closer homes got to one another, the more sensitive they needed to be about color choice. In other words, homes need to work together to represent the neighborhood as a whole and offer a sense of place, which he notes is not just Bahamas-specific.
Typically location, climate, soil, vegetation and economics all play a role in color choice, whether the community is historic or newly planned. In cooler climates, such as Scandinavia and England, row houses are painted in vibrant, vivid shades to stand out in the often cold, gray climate. In Santa Fe, N.M., the adobe homes are earthy pastels that literally blend into the desert landscape. In busy, crowded city centers, grays and metallics help evoke a contemporary urban vibe.
Not all developments designed using the principles of New Urbanism incorporate the colors of the rainbow, but nearly all of them provide vibrant alternatives to suburbia's builder beige. "Color can assist in both place-making and culture-making," Mouzon says. "It can be far more important if we allow it to be."


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In late 2000, Alex Kawana had become tired of driving a rental car while his Mazda was being repaired. His frustration eventually spilled over to his two Southern California medical group partners who cured their impatience by ordering three new Corvettes. While his partners were content with their stock vehicles, Alex went the full-mod mode. His strategy was to build a streetable but race-bred Corvette that plays hard on the track yet is docile enough for a nighttime cruise.
Alex's black '01 features a coil-over suspension, bigger brakes, rollbar, fire-suppression system, body modifications, stroked engine and, of course, wheels and tires. It was Alex's interest in new rolling stock that started this ongoing project. His driving route often led past By Design Automotive Group, an upscale Los Angeles customizing shop best known for selling and modifying Porsches and Ferraris, but which also has experience with most late-model performance cars. Stopping by one day, Alex started talking about purchasing bigger wheels and tires, and ended up walking out with a $19,000 bill. "They have very good salespeople there," he jokes.
Up front, By Design wrapped P245/35ZR19 Yokohama AVS Sport rubber around 19x9.5 HRE wheels. The rear received P285/30ZR20 around 20x11 wheels. By Design also installed 14-inch Brembo brakes on the front wheels. Engine breathing was enhanced with a Halltech cold-air intake, short-tube headers, a Bassani X-pipe, lightweight Z06 exhaust pipes, and a Magnaflow muffler. With this setup on the dyno jet, Alex's Corvette recorded a best of just over 313 hp at the rear wheels. Peak torque came in at 320.6 lb-ft.
In the winter of 2001, disaster stuck. Alex was driving through an unfamiliar hospital parking lot during a torrential El Nino nighttime storm. As he tried to make his way to the unlighted doctors' area, he hit a wall of water in a drainage area.
"The water came up to the windshield. I could hear it being sucked into the intake as I was reaching for the ignition key," he says.
Remember that lesson from physics class that teaches liquids can't be compressed? The LS1 snapped a connecting rod that cut holes in both the oil pan and the side of the engine block. The car was towed to a Chevy dealer, which informed Alex that a replacement crate engine would cost over $12,000.
"I figured if I had to pay that much, I'd have a custom engine built," says Alex, who had the Corvette towed to Morgan Motorsports in Reseda.
Starting with a new block, Mike Morgan installed a 4-inch-stroke Scat crankshaft, Ross 0.010-inch-over pistons, and Callies connecting rods. The first cam choice offered 219 degrees at 0.050-inch lift, then Morgan went with a 229-degree camshaft. Total lift with stock rockers is 0.578-inch, and the lobe separation is 114 degrees. The heads hold 2.02-inch intake/1.57-inch exhaust valves, and were given a Stage II porting treatment. Final compression ratio is 10.8:1. Lubrication modifications include a blueprinted oil pump, cooler, and a 1-quart accumulator that pumps oil into the system should there be an unexpected loss of pressure, such as during hard cornering. Morgan left the stock injectors but added a Granatelli Motor Sports mass airflow sensor, an 80mm BBK throttle body, and long-tube B&B headers. Morgan's technicians recalibrated the engine-management computer during rear-wheel dyno testing. Final numbers: 431.4 hp at 6,000 rpm and 424.3 lb-ft of torque at 4,700 rpm.
Unbeknown to Alex, when the engine coughed up the connecting rod the violent action put kinks in the driveline. Uneven power transfer between the engine and torque tube eventually destroyed two clutches at the track. The problem was discovered when Alex was having the third clutch installed. He noticed a bow in the torque tube while twirling it as it rested upright against a wall, so a stiffer torque tube from a Z06 was installed along with a Star Performance (SPEC) Stage III clutch.


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El Aljibe is a family-run property, mid XX century colonial house, recicled to provide comfort to its guests. It is located in the city center and hotel area, three blocks from the square '9 de julio' and the pedestrian streets where the main shopping area can be found.
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You only have to hear a couple of bars of Samuel's music to realise there is something very special going on. The exuberant, widescreen electronic production alone is special. The songs thrust forward excitingly, all colourful bleeps and bass, and drums as informed by hip hop as dance music.
Then Samuel starts to sing, and the music becomes truly startling. With a voice that's more Frank Ocean than James Blake, this 'wee gypsy,' as he describes himself, has a soulful tone so natural and unforced its absolutely thrilling.
Samuel grew up in orphanages in Ireland, finding relief in the music therapy on offer at the homes. His talent stood out, and won him a series of scholarships that lead to a place at Goldsmith's university. This story shows in his music only via its sheer quality, which explains his astonishing story entirely. Samuel's music makes other crooners sound cripplingly restrained; there's no miserablism here, just visceral optimism, desire and fun.
If ever music has captured the sense of being young in a big city, thrusting out into a night full of promise, this is it. Its tempting to hear some of his pre-history in 'slimy gypsy camps' in the music's freedom, wildness and touch of devilment.
His debut EP for Technicolour, produced by Okzharp of Hyperdub's LV, takes in everything from slowed rave stabs, electronic urban blues, sexualised incantations and yearning soul. Samuel sounds like someone who'd more likely have come from the projects of New York than the nuns and gypsy camps of Ireland - but crucially, he doesn't sound like he's trying to.
'I made the songs when it was late night/early morning,' he says, 'when you have a bit of a swagger on and think that you can probs do a bit more than you can manage come the next morning. Mostly at our house in the forest and the wee stars were out and they became blaggy rave up stars and we made visuals to show this too.. So, stars are the main obsessive on here.'
A resident of Lewisham in South London, his love for and wonderment towards the city are one of the main themes of the EP.
'I love living in London and the record is definitely influenced by the sweet smell of Lewisham. hopefully I can line up the romance with the ragged bits and have that be a bit nice. It's a bit persistent, lonesome and fully thrilling in London, right?'
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By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Wednesday, 20 June 2012 12:33PM
The deal is subject to regulatory approval. AKQA, which is being sold by private equity owner General Atlantic, will continue to be run as a separate and standalone brand within WPP by founder and chief executive Ajaz Ahmed and chairman Tom Bedecarré.
Bedecarré will also become president of WPP Ventures, a new company which will explore digital opportunities for WPP from a base in Silicon Valley. Other appointments to the board of WPP Ventures will be made in due course.
Although the price was not disclosed, it is likely to be the biggest digital acquisition since Publicis Groupe paid more than $500 million for Razorfish in 2009.Campaign reported WPP's interest in AKQA in 2010, after which WPP asked for a retraction saying "although WPP had had discussions with AKQA in the past, it was not currently considering a bid for it and has no immediate plans to".
WPP was involved in discussions in 2007 when a majority stake in AKQA was sold to General Atlantic for an estimated $250 million.
In 2010 AKQA held talks with Japanese network Dentsu about a $600m bid, but Dentsu walked away.
AKQA's client list also includes Delta, Diageo, EDF, Gap, Microsoft Xbox, Target and Virgin Money and it employs 1,160 people worldwide through offices in the US (San Francisco, New York, Washington DC), Europe (London, Paris, Amsterdam, Berlin) and Asia (Shanghai).
It is forecast to make revenues of around $230 million in 2012, having achieved $189 million in 2011, while WPP's 2011 revenues topped £10 billion.
Sir Martin Sorrell, chief executive of WPP, said: "We are thrilled to welcome AKQA's unique team of technological innovators and entrepreneurs to WPP. We have admired their creativity and technological skills for a long time along with their outstandingly effective and award-winning work for clients.
"We are looking forward to working with Ajaz and Tom to broaden their offer and our own, both geographically and functionally. We are delighted to be united!"
AKQA was founded in 2001 and was Campaign's digital agency of the year in 2010 and 2011.
Ahmed said: "With increased resources and access to new geographies, our partnership with WPP will fuel the next level of energy, excitement and opportunity, delivering innovation and creativity at scale."
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A RECOVERING brain tumour patient has raised more than £6,000 for charity after a 13-day challenge which saw him take in 68 lakes and tarns and 39 mountains and fells.
David Collinson, of Kendal, completed the marathon 220-mile walk - climbing a total of 40,00-feet - on Sunday.
The 52-year-old solicitor was inspired to under take the challenge while being treated for a benign brain tumour at Sheffield's Hallam hospital, which he was diagnosed with two years ago.
The money will be split between cumbria's Mountain Rescue teams and the hosital in Sheffield.
The married father-of-four averaged 15 miles each day with a 20lb rucksac on his back and said: "It was great. There was lots of climbing involved but I was well-prepared. A memorable moment was stopping at the top of Red Pike and looking down into Buttermere. It was breathtaking. I took in the most magnificent views and it was lovely to listen to the sound of cuckoos in the valleys.
"My wife and children are very proud but I do not really think it has sunk in for me yet," he said.
The weather was good throughout his challenge, but he said he was 'knocked off' his feet one day by an 80mph gust.
But he said the most difficult part of the challenge was an eight-mile trek in Longsleddale before getting to the start of his walk.
He said: " It was a long slog for three hours, but once I was at the start of the walk I felt postitive. My spirits were never low."
Mr Collinson, who has walked all of Wainwright's 214 routes more than twice, got his head down for the night in five-star hotels, as well as youth hostels and also friends' homes - spending only £120 in just under two weeks.
He said: "The support I got was excellent and all the people who put me up - mostly for free- were fantastic."
The ascent which he climed was more than climbing Mount Everest but Mr Collison added: "I was really well prepared and knew what I was doing. I felt fine after when I finished it."
Mr Collinson is now planning to pen a book on his walk and experiences.
KEY decisions on the future of Ambleside's university campus will be taken in the summer, according to a leading University of Cumbria figure.
Pro-vice chancellor Professor Liz Beaty told a packed annual meeting of Lakes Parish Council that the futures of the town's sites were still up in the air.
She confirmed 120 outdoor studies students will move from Newton Rigg to the Charlotte Mason Gateway building in September.
The meeting heard that the long-term future of the outdoor studies course at Ambleside will be influen-ced by Askham Bryan's takeover of Newton Rigg as a centre of agricultural excellence, and the courses it would offer.
The Supplementary Planning Document, developed by the Lake District National Park Authority in conjunction with the university, was recently given the green light by councillors bidding to ensure education is the priority use for any buildings which are sold off.
During the meeting, audience members said the university, which annou-nced two years ago it would be selling off much of the campus due to a £20million debt, had a 'great moral responsibility' to the town.
Mrs Beaty said it was still an 'immature' university but had learned a lot in three years and had a bright future. She said it intended to stay in Ambleside, with a 'sustainable, presence'.


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Heorganizaiion Siill Topic Of Baldwin School Board By Jotn Dilanty BALDWIN • At 11:20 pm. ai the end of a lengthy, recent Baldwin Board of Education meeting. Dr. Rolland Jones. Superintendent of Baldwin Schuuts. asked the School Board lo develop specific guidelines so that (he Adpiin'iitralion cocJd pnicrcd with research into rcorgan'iiation plans. - > lnnr« iptliraicd that past events showed that the community would ' not accept any bond issue tor repairs of sch<»ls until decisions had been made regarding school closings. He said that it was time for Board guidelines to be specific and that "blue skying 'is behind us." Dr. Jones listed ten areas for decisiun-making which would influence the kinds of reorganization plans that could be developed. They included neighborhood schools, grade centers, transportation, racial isolation, hinch programs, types of input, location of special programs, school uses, demographics and geography and the number of elementary schools The Board appeared reluctant to make any specific decisions and reiterated that additional input from Administration was necessary. However, Jones said that policy decisions regarding thes* hems were necessary if specific plans were to be developed. As happened last year at approximately the same time, the cyd'ical nature of the Board's and Administration's decision-making as well as the inter-relationship between the bond, reorgan'tzation and budget preparation were dear. Each Board member stated his general attitude toward reorganization. William Ryan said that his position was the same as four years ago and that he was still opposed to grade centers and massive busing. He supported neighborhood schools "is much as possible." He indicated that radally "we are an integrated community" and pointed out the 'mtegration of schools in grades 7-12, He added that lunch facilities must be addressed. Bernard Pininsky said that he had "IMJ cotnTnitment to any (Cont.cn Page 5) by Otva VIeser FHEEPOBT - Three fires within a 48 hour period, between Sunday evening, August 8, and Tuesday morning, August 10, kept Free-port's volunteer firemen busy! The first of the three fires was reported thartly after 4 am thai Monday inoming at • the Astro Oeanerx on Atlantic Avenue, between Guy Lombardo and Ocean Avenues. The first arriving Fire department units found a moderate amount of smoke coming from the rear of the building. The fire, mostly a smoke condition.'was quickly doused by Bee rigbten from Hose 4, ahag with - ventilation from truck Company. Damage was under SI,000, and the cause of the blaze is under routine investigation by Ihe Nassau Coun'tj^ Fire Marshal's OfTice. Later that afternoon, the Freeport Fire Department responded lo a repon of an explosion at Spartan Precision factory at 21 Hanse Avenue, First arriving units again found little fire, but a heavy smoke condition reportedly caused by a. highly (Com. on Page 16) Scatamandre Charges Mayor Blocks —Restaurant FREEPORT - Local buUder Fred Scalanundre, attending a Freeport Village Board of Ttus- .tecs meeting Monday evening, August 2, asked Mayor William H. White and the Board of Tnxs- ^<""i why they had rrrommrnrifri. JFREEPORT - Villagers are gearing for an expected heavy' infltii'of visitors this coming weekend as special events are planned for Friday evening, August 13. througif Sunday evening, August 15. From the St. Rocco's Festival, which continues through-ils second weekend, to the Second Battalion's Parade and Drilb hosted by the Freeport Fire Department, and a day's activi that Hempstead Town'Presiding Supervisor Tom Gulotta not sign a contract «ritfa Scalamandre, and bis brother, Joseph, for a catering establishmeht" to be located at the Town's marina at the southern tip of Guy Lombatdo Avenue. According to Scalamandre, he and his brother had been working with the town for "over a year" on a proposal to build the catering establishment. Recently plans for cooperative apartments had been approved on the Lindner property. Both the marina and the apartments share a single access road, Guy Lombardo Avenue. White explained that he had inquired of Gulotta as to the status of a rumoured propoised restaurant at the marina. The Presiding Supervisor had indicated that be had such a .contract (Cont. on Page 16) ties on the village's famed Wood-deft Canal, visitors to the village - -can experience and participate in a host of aclivilies. Even though • some • of ^ the planned events are "repeats" of. previous years' successes, it is still a-, weekend of firsts: - the ' opening of the Freeport Rre Department's brand new Training Center on Sunday, August 15, and, as part of the Great Canoe Races that same afternoon, a - whaleboat race between the Baldwin Colony Rowers Qub, intertutional champions, and a team' sponsored by Otto's Sea Grill, a " historic Nautical Mile restaurant. FlRmen & Egglpmirirt WmParadeOD MeirkkBoad When the Freeport Fire Department plays host to the Second Battalion Parade. Drill and Block Party the festivities will get'iinderway Saturday evening, August 14. at 6 pm. as Fire Depanmeflis in the- County's Second Battalion show off their equipment and personnel in a . parade on Merrick Road. Following Ihe same route as Ihe village's annual Memorial Day Parade. Ihe panidpants wilLstep off from Brookside Avenue: and Merrick Road, then prtx«ed east along Merrick Road, -past a ret-iewing stand located just west of Guy Lombardo Avenue. The parade will then lead into the mnnidpal parking lot north of Merrick Road^ between Giiy" Lombardo Avenue and Church Street, where a gala block party wilt immediately follow. The block party will feamte, Freeport Fire Department sources promise, "plenty of reasoiubly priced food and drink, plus music and other festivities.'' Hot dogs, hamburgers, ice cream, Mda and beer are expected lobe offered for sale (o the huge crowds of firemen, local and visiting, their families and friends, and all the many youngsters and oldsters who come to fire department parades because they love the color and exriie-ment. New Tralnlag Ceoter To Be Opened On Sunday. August 15. the Freeport Rre Department's brand new-, specially designed and construCTed Triming Center. will be officially opened as the. department tKsts theannoal Old Fashioned Tourrument fat the Second Batulioa. For- an admission price of $]. spectators will be able to see the drill teams from the Second Battalion compete in such evdnts as efficieocy. ladder, and. the infamous buckets compelilina. In addition to FreeponU several touriumeni teams, there will be teatns competing from Baldwin, Oceansidc. Island Park, Long Beach and the Point Look-out- Udo Fire Departments. The touniament will begin at 1 pm Sunday, at- the Training Center located on Hanse Avenue in the Industrial Park. CaaoeBaceTo Kan El^idi Year This is the eighth consecutive year that the Freeport Chamber of Coinmerce will be sponsoring its Great Canoe Races. This year's event will indude several new activities, including an awaited- whaleboat race betweenJhtJUtionally victorious BaldwiiTBay Colony Rcwers Club "challenged" by a team of locals sponsored by Otto's Sea GriU. a long famed restaurant on the Nautical Mile .— The winner of this race will then compete against lifeguard teams from Jones Beach and Point Lookout. • The Baldwin Bay Colony Rowers Club, which practicrs' throughout the year in Freeport —-arming, are the winners ot the annual international life boat races held as part of t}ie New York . City's July Fourth HariHxir Festival. Canoe races begin at 9-JO am with the etuldren's events and continue throughout the day with adult races. Interspersed throughout will be bg-rolliag conipetitidns,«nd the whaleboat races and the days' water events will end at 3 pm with Ihe kayak division. (See story, page 7-W.) _ The fiill day's event will end with an Awards Dinner, scheduled to begin al 6:30 pm al the Freeport Recreation Center. 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I had jumped at the chance to make some projects for Love Patchwork and Quilting a couple of months ago. This magazine is out of the UK and is now a monthly publication that is really fun and modern.
They included a pattern for my Sprocket Pillows in 2 sizes…
..and my Baby Blocks Quilt (aka Road Trip Quilt). I made the quilt in this boy version and a low volume (or low value??) girl version.
I quilted the boy version (for sale here) with straight lines about 1/2" apart and the girl quilt with organic wavy-ish straight lines. I love the result of the slightly wavy lines.
There's also a fantastic article and look into Kathy's shop Pink Chalk Fabrics in the magazine…which happens to be just down the road from me.
Love Patchwork and Quilting has a UK trial offer and a US trial offer going right now…or I think in the US you can get it at Joann's, Barnes and Noble, and if you know if anywhere else leave it in the comments!


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This collection of math problems is based on a weekly series of space and Earth science problems distributed to teachers during the 2013-2014 school year. The problems were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and... (View More) physical science curriculum and were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. Includes information for teachers and answer key. (View Less)
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Each lesson or activity in this toolkit is related to NASA's Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter (LRO). The toolkit is designed so that each lesson can be done independently, or combined and taught in a sequence. The Teacher Implementation Guide provides... (View More) recommendations for combining the lessons into three main strands: 1) Lunar Exploration. These lessons provide a basic introduction to Moon exploration. Note that this strand is also appropriate for use in social studies classes. 2) Mapping the Moon. These lessons provide a more in-depth understanding of Moon exploration through the use of scientific data and student inquiry. The lessons also include many connections to Earth science and geology. 3) Tools of Investigation. These higher-level lessons examine the role of technology, engineering and physics in collecting and analyzing data. (View Less)
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This is an activity about spacecraft design. Teams of learners will model how scientists and engineers design and build spacecraft to collect, store, and transmit data to earth. Teams will design a system to store and transmit topographic data of... (View More) the Moon and then analyze that data and compare it to data collected by the Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter . (View Less)
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This is a collection of mathematics problems relating to the moons of the solar system. Learners will use simple proportional relationships and work with fractions to study the relative sizes of the larger moons in our solar system, and explore how... (View More) temperatures change from place to place using the Celsius and Kelvin scales. (View Less)
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This is a lesson about the solar wind, Earth's magnetosphere, and the Moon. Participants will work in groups of two or three to build a model of the Sun-Earth-Moon system. They will use the model to demonstrate that the Earth is protected from... (View More) particles streaming out of the Sun, called the solar wind, by a magnetic shield called the magnetosphere, and that the Moon is periodically protected from these particles as it moves in its orbit around the Earth. Participants will also learn that the NASA ARTEMIS mission is a pair of satellites orbiting the Moon that measure the intensity of solar particles streaming from the Sun. (View Less)
This collection of activities is based on a weekly series of space science mathematics problems distributed during the 2012-2013 school year. They were intended for students looking for additional challenges in the math and physical science... (View More) curriculum in grades 5 through 12. The problems were created to be authentic glimpses of modern science and engineering issues, often involving actual research data. The problems were designed to be one-pagers with a Teacher's Guide and Answer Key as a second page. (View Less)
This article explains the monthly variations in the Moon's appearance as seen from Earth. Directions for using Oreo cookies to illustrate the four major phases of the Moon are provided. The article is targeted to children ages 10-12.
This is an activity about the Moon's formation, changes over time, gravitational connection to Earth, or influence on our culture and urban legends. Learners share their learning by creating zines: small, self-published magazines inexpensively... (View More) duplicated on standard letter paper and folded into eight-page booklets. This is the concluding activity of Explore! Marvel Moon. (View Less)
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THOUSANDS of punters flocked to Cartmel Races for the course's biggest meeting of the year, spread over three days.
The traditional Bank Holiday Monday event attracted a crowd of 16,000 to watch the seven races.
Jonathan Garratt, Cartmel Racecourse managing director, said the bookies did not fare too badly.
"I think it has been mixed; they have had some favourites going in but I'm sure they have had ups and downs."
Punters successfully backed legendary racer Tony McCoy, who appeared on Monday.
Yesterday, too, proved a rare highlight for racegoers as three Cheltenham Festival horses went on parade for Veterans Day.
Chief Dan George, who is trained just a mile from Cartmel by Jimmy Moffatt, was joined by Mister McGoldrick and Hussard Collonges.
"We have had a lot of people who are on half-term holiday but it's also the day when racing enthusiasts from all over the country come and have their day at Cartmel because the course is slightly less overcrowded," said Mr Garratt.
Meanwhile, a racing steward became the first person to join an exclusive Cartmel 'club'.
Officiating at Saturday's races signalled a landmark for Colin Vickers — it meant he had visited every racecourse in Britain.
Cartmel Racecourse chairman Lord Cavendish presented Mr Vickers with a souvenir badge, which coincided with the launch of an I've Saved The Best Until Last club.
Anyone completing a visit to all Britain's racecourses with a trip to Cartmel will now receive one of the specially-commissioned badges.
Mr Garratt said: "When I came here I was amazed how many people said they had been to every other racecourse before they tasted the unique delights of Cartmel.
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A PAIR of ospreys have returned to their nesting site in the Lake District. The birds are back at Bassenthwaite Lake - 10 years after the first male osprey chose the area for a nesting site.The bird, known as No Ring, was the first to nest in the Lakes for 150 years. Experts say he has returned with the female he paired up with for the first time in 2007.
It is hoped the birds will rear an 11th generation of young after two male chicks were produced last year.
Graeme Prest of the Lake District Osprey Project said: "It is wonderful news that the ospreys have returned for another season and have already mated. With a bit of luck, the female will be laying her eggs soon."
Almost 100 people are part of a volunteer project to provide 24-hour observation on the nest. They also engage with the public about ospreys at the Dodd Wood viewpoint and Whinlatter Visitor Centre.
The public Osprey Viewpoint at Dodd Wood, near Keswick, has been opened and telescopes are being provided to see the birds.
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I totally agree with you. My problem with the start screen is not the lack of start menu. It's how some people act like the start screen is awesome and the best thing since sliced bread.
The start menu was not great. But nobody ever acted like it was. It was there. People used it here and there. Nothing more nothing less. It did not make or break Windows.
Now it's like that ****** start screen is the second coming of god. Nobody can't say anything bad about it without being flamed to death. Ok ok i'm overreacting here but not by much.
I don't think anyone is treating it like the second coming of anything.
People are bashing it pretty hard and the point that we are making is that there's no need for the start menu with the start screen there. All of the functions are there, with the addition of live tiles. That makes for a pretty nice upgrade over the old functionality.
There's nothing praising it like a messiah, but pointing out that people who are like 'doom and gloom' are being ridiculous about it.


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Nearly 12,000 barrels of crude oil spilled out of ExxonMobil's Pegasus pipeline into a Mayflower, Arkansas neighborhood causing the evacuation of 22 homes March 29, 2013. The pipeline originates in Patoka, Illinois, and carries dilluted bitumen from the tar sands development in Canada to refineries in the Texas Gulf Coast.
Images showing the Mayflower, Arkansas, neighborhood where an ExxonMobil oil pipeline burst spilling a reported 12,000 barrels of heavy oil and water causing the evacuation of 22 homes and threatening the water supply of the city of Little Rock, capital and largest city of Arkansas.
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5 Rare Candies, TM Flame Charge, and 4 Mysterious Gummi for Dark Searchman's Lv. 1 Male Pansear. Thank you.
*Trade Closed*
5 Rare Candies, TM Flame Charge, and 4 Mysterious Gummi for Dark Searchman's Lv. 1 Male Pansear. Thank you.
*Trade Closed*
Trading a Lv. 1 Litwick to Lilblue for her Lv. 1 Golett.
Many thanks, lilblue. I appreciate it a lot.
*Trade Started*
Lv. 1 Golett to CyberBlastoise for Lv. 1 Liltwick ♀.
*Trade Closed*
No, no, thank you! <3
Trade confirmed and closed.
Pineco info:
Spoiler:- Pineco:
Species: Pineco
Obtained: Adoption Centre
Birthday: June 21st
Bio: To be filled later
Level: 18
Gender: Male
Type: Bug
Ability: Sturdy
Nature: ???
Pokeball: Pokeball
Level-up Moves: Tackle, Protect, Self Destruct, Bug Bite, Takedown, Rapid Spin
TM/EM/MT/AM: Toxic Spikes, Pin Missile, Power Swap, Flail
Misc. Moves:
Evolutionary Tree =Lv. 31>
Contest Stats 0|0|0|0|0
Current Shop/Zone: None
I hereby trade my Gracidea in exchange for Lilblue's Lure Ball. And it'll be a good home for Delilah (Chinchou) once the trade closes, so it'll replace the Pokeball she's currently in!
*Trade Start*
1x Lure Ball to Dark Searchman for 1x Gracidea.
*Trade Closed*
Trading a Lv.1 female Mantyke with Water Sport to FG for his Lv.1 Male Misdreavus. Thanks so much, man~
Trading a Lv. o1 Aerodactyl for Em Zee's 15 candies & 50,000 coins. Thanks and enjoy your new prehistoric partner!
*Trade Initiated*
15 Rare Candies and 50,000 coins to Hayward for his Lv 1 Male Aerodactyl. For the millionth time, thank you!!
Discarding his old Pokeball and placing him inside this Timer Ball.
*Trade Closed!*
Finally. After more than one year of searching, it was his. Levin hadn't made a lot of friends - real friends - in this land since he started his journey, but he treasured the ones he had. William Hale was one such friend, and a veteran to whom he could turn in times of need. When he realized Will was willing to facilitate this acquisition, his respect for the Pacifidlog native grew even more.
It didn't come without a cost, however, and Levin had toiled hard to amass enough riches for the trade. He was no stranger to big investments, however: Bud had also come at a similarly steep price. And now, after all this time, he owned an Aerodactyl.
The Pokeball he stored him in seemed appropriate; how long had it been since the dinosaur had ruled the skies? He smiled to himself; if a Lucario or a Beldum didn't get people talking, this certainly would. After all, it was the only thing he ever really yearned for - recognition. The world wouldn't be able to ignore a man who tamed an Aerodactyl in this day and age; they certainly hadn't ignored that one Trainer who had succeeded before him...
Thinking back, that was one other veteran Levin had dealt with in the past. The famous Dragon Tamer who owned an Aerodactyl of his own. Any Trainer worth their salt would have heard about him, but Levin? He'd personally struck deals with the legend, the most recent one earning his him Bidoof. While not as close as he was to William, Balmund was also someone Levin deeply respected. And as such, his Aerodactyl's new name would feel all the more appropriate: the dragon master could take it either as a compliment or a challenge, and Levin meant both.
*Record Marker* 16th April 2013.
Everyone please remember to QUOTE when confirming and closing trades, keep your trade lists up-to-date, and DELETE your old trade list when posting a new one.
Since UPN is down -_-;
Trading 7 candies, 1x Cranberry Pokeblock and 1x Liteblue Pokeblock for Enchantress' lv1 female Eevee.
Thank you so much! Our twins must see each other soon! ^-^
Lv.1 female Eevee to John's Knight for his 7 candies, Cranberry Pokeblock, and +20 Liteblue Pokeblock.
We'll be sure to have them meet up regularly :).
*trade closed* Enjoy ^^.
I hereby trade my +20 Black Pokeblock for Missingno. Master's 1000 coins.
Also, I hereby trade my 6 Ball Capsules, one each of Star Seals A-F, and a Heart Seal A for Kaisap's 1 Rare Candy.
1 Rare Candy to Dark Searchman for a set of Ball Capsules and Seals.
*Trade Closed!*
1,000 coins to GS for his +20 Black Pokéblock.
*Trade Closed*
~ Tess Edit: Used on 12/05/2013.
Last edited by enchantress; 13th May 2013 at 6:42 AM.
Trading x10,000 coins to Ariden for his x1 Mysterious Gummi, x8 Purple Gummis, and x1 Ghost Ball.
--Trade Started--
1 mysterious gummi, 8 purple gummis and 1 ghost ball to Bless the Metal for 10000 coins.
*Trade closed*
Trading my 4 Rare Candies to Ariden for his big huge bag of Berries containing the stuff in this spoiler here.
Spoiler:- Berry Bag:
Liechi x2
Belue x2
Pamtre x4
Watmel x1
Spelon x1
Apicot x2
Salac x1
Petaya x2
Aguav x5
Rabuta x5
Iapapa x2
Aspear x1
Rowap x1
Durin x6
Tanga x4
Lansat x4
Enigma x1
Nomel x1
Oran x2
Sitrus x2
Babiri x1
Chesto x2
Cheri x4
Persim x2
Rawst x1
Wepear x1
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Spoiler:- 60 berries:
5 Aguav berry, Aguav berry, Aguav berry, Aguav berry, Aguav berry
2 Apicot berry, Apicot berry
1 Aspear berry
Babiri berry
2 Belue berry, Belue berry
4 Cheri berry, Cheri berry, Cheri berry, Cheri berry
2 Chesto berry, Chesto berry
6 Durin berry, Durin berry, Durin berry, 2 Durin berries, Durin berry
Enigma berry
2 Iapapa berry, Iapapa berry
4 Lansat berry, Lansat Berry, Lansat Berry, Lansat berry
2 Liechi berry, Liechi berry
Nomel berry
2 Oran berry, Oran berry
4 Pamtre berry, Pamtre berry, Pamtre berry, Pamtre berry
2 Persim berry, Persim berry
2 Petaya berry, Petaya berry
5 Rabuta berry, Rabuta berry, Rabuta berry, Rabuta berry, Rabuta berry
Rawst berry
Rowap berry
Salac berry
2 Sitrus berry, Sitrus berry
Spelon berry
4 Tanga berry, Tanga berry, Tanga berry, Tanga berry
Watmel berry
Wepear berry
*Trade closed*
Trade #1
Trading 2x candies, and 10,000 coins to Ariden for his 2x Heart Scale and 8x Red Gummi and 2x Orange Gummi.
*Trade Started*
Trade #2
Trading 10,000 coins to Ariden for 8x Black Gummi and 2x Orange Gummi.
*Trade Started*
Thanks for the trades!
Trade #1
Trading heart scale, heart scale, 5 red gummi, 2 red gummi, 1 red gummi and 2 orange gummi to Itzatrap for 2 rare candies and 10000 coins.
*Trade closed*
Trade #2Originally Posted by Itzatrap
Trading 3 black gummi, 5 black gummi and 2 orange gummi to Itzatrap for 10000 coins.
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Taiwan: Thousands campaign for same-sex marriage outside parliament gates
3:18 PM — A coalition of over 120 gay rights groups campaigned outside the Taiwanese parliament in Taipei on Sunday for the legalisation of same-sex marriage.
US: Supreme Court decision could allow gay couples to marry in 11 new states 26
3:14 PM — A decision by the US Supreme Court today to reject seven pending appeals in lawsuits to allow gays to marry could allow same-sex couples to marry in as many as eleven new states.
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2:20 PM — As tens of thousands of anti-gay French protesters took to the streets of Paris and Bordeaux on Sunday, British ex-councillor Alan Craig stood to condemn IVF and surrogacy for gays as "child trafficking."
US: Owners of bakery which refused lesbian wedding may go bankrupt after $150,000 fine 67
1:55 PM — Now facing a fine of up to $150,000, the owners of a bakery which refused to provide a cake for a lesbian wedding may go bankrupt.
Christian Institute: Coronation Street's gay vicar storyline is 'detached from reality' 32
12:41 PM — The Christian Institute has condemned a gay vicar storyline on Coronation Street as "detached from reality," asking why there aren't more stories of "sympathetically portrayed" evangelical ministers instead.
US: Alaska attorneys say equal marriage ban violates a 'fundamental right' 3
12:13 PM — Attorneys for a group of gay couples challenging Alaska's ban on same-sex marriage have refuted a claim that it does not violate the rights of any couples.
Pope Francis urges bishops to speak 'without concerns of human respect' over gay rights 25
10:46 AM — Pope Francis has asked senior clerics to speak frankly and openly as part of an "extraordinary meeting" about issues like gay rights and marriage.
5th October 2014
US: Court orders Missouri to recognise same-sex marriages from out of state
2:13 PM — A Missouri court has ordered the state to begin recognition of same-sex marriages conducted out-of-state.
US: Christian group finishes 40-day 'fast' to stop same-sex marriage 22
12:18 PM — A Christian group has concluded a 40-day 'fast' - during which members could still eat food - aimed at halting same-sex marriage in the US.
4th October 2014
Poland: Boxing world champ backs same-sex unions and adoption 14
3:03 PM — A former boxing world champion has come out in favour of same-sex civil unions and adoptions in Poland.
Supreme Court justice: Same-sex marriage case will be heard 'soon' 10
11:28 AM — Justice Antonin Scalia has hinted that the Supreme Court intends to take up a same-sex marriage case "soon".
3rd October 2014
Six times human rights laws helped LGBT equality 37
7:40 PM — Following David Cameron's pledge to scrap the Human Rights Act, we take a look at some of the major wins for gay rights made possible by human rights laws.
US: Gay couple who had wedding ruined by homophobe given 'do-over' ceremony 7
3:26 PM — A gay couple who had their wedding ruined by a homophobic heckler have been gifted a second chance to hold their dream ceremony.
Couples converting from civil partnerships will get backdated marriage certificates 47
12:50 PM — The government has confirmed that backdated marriage certificates will be issued to couples converting their civil partnerships to marriages.
Lena Dunham: I don't want to marry until my gay sister can in all 50 states
11:31 AM — Girls creator Lena Dunham has said she wouldn't feel comfortable marrying her boyfriend until same-sex marriage is legal in all 50 states.
London church holds one-day conference on same-sex marriage 2
10:57 AM — An community church in London has held a "successful" one-day conference on the possible affirmation of same-sex marriage.
2nd October 2014
US: Florida County Hillsborough votes to include gay rights civil protections 1
12:54 PM — Hillsborough County commissioners have voted unanimously to expand human rights ordinance to outlaw workplace and public accommodations discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity.
Texas Attorney General: I oppose equal marriage because I've had a wife for 33 years 33
10:50 AM — Texas Attorney General Greg Abbott has claimed he opposes same-sex marriage because he's been married to his wife for 33 years.
1st October 2014
Poll finds that same-sex marriage was most popular Tory policy 5
1:55 PM — A new poll has found that more of the British public perceive that the only Conservative policy which has been "good for Britain" is the introduction of same-sex marriage, than think it was bad.
Australia: Same-sex marriage bill put on hold 2
12:06 PM — Australian marriage equality activists have suffered another setback, after a same-sex marriage bill was stalled just days before it was due to be debated.


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Eric Gordon shot 4-of-15 from the field for 10 points with one rebound, six assists and one turnover in 29 minutes during Tuesday's 101-97 loss to Brooklyn.
The Mavericks and free agent F Jeremy Evans have agreed to a two-year contract at the league minimum.
Lou Williams has reportedly agreed to a three-year, $21 million deal with the Lakers.
The Cavaliers are considering a trade for Joe Johnson with Brendan Haywood's expiring contract as a trade chip, according to ESPN's Brian Windhorst.
Pistons rookie Stanley Johnson lit up the Clippers during Summer League action on Sunday, posting 24 points on 10-of-14 shooting with one 3-pointer, nine rebounds, one assist and three steals in 31 minutes.
Rodney Stuckey and the Pacers have agreed to a three-year, $21 million deal.
Kosta Koufos and the Kings agreed to a four-year, $33 million deal.
Kyle O'Quinn and the Knicks have agreed on a four-year, $16 million deal.
Jordan Adams carried the offensive load against the Nets during an 81-73 win on Saturday, adding five rebounds, one assist, three steals and three turnovers.
Roy Hibbert will be traded to the Lakers.
Frank Kaminsky filled the stat sheet against the Thunder on Saturday, scoring 19 points with 12 rebounds, two steals and four 3-pointers on 7-of-19 from the field.
Elfrid Payton struggled with his shot during a 75-74 overtime win over the Clippers on Saturday, making 3-of-10 from the field for seven points with two rebounds, nine assists, one steal, one 3-pointer and five turnovers.