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A twenty-five year old office drone heads back to his hometown and reconnects with a carefree childhood friend in director Theodore Bezaire's existential comedy drama. Adam Stevenson (Mike Stasko) works a mundane job in a mundane office. Crushed by the overwhelming mediocrity of his uneventful life, Adam one day decides to simply pack up his belongings and return to his childhood home. Though Adam's baby boomer parents are casually indifferent to their son's return, hometown clown Mac welcomes his old buddy back with open arms and a mischievous grin. While Adam was toiling away in the office, eccentric Mac has been living it up back home and enjoying life to the fullest. It turns out a little spontaneity can go a long way in helping one maintain their happiness, and as Adam and Mac begin making a list of things to do that they had been dreaming about for years it all begins to come together for the aimless young slacker.~ Jason Buchanan, All Movie Guide
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Hear the amazing story of Darwin's finches when legendary evolutionary biologists Peter and Rosemary Grant present highlights of their life's work on Monday, April 11 at 7 pm.
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Dr Christopher Tacker, Museum curator of geology, is visiting and blogging from the island of Montserrat.
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Turtles are harvested and traded throughout Asia for food, traditional medicine and pets. The demand for turtles, especially strong in China, now threatens the majority of Asian species with extinction in the wild, a phenomenon known as the "Asian turtle crisis."
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Hamilton College. A Prestigious institution. Past speakers have included Al Gore, Vice President of the United States; Hank Paulson, head of Treasury and Goldman Sachs; A.G. Lafley, Chairman and CEO of Procter & Gamble, and Class of 2013, you get the Hangover guy. The U.S. News & World Report ranking is just shooting upward. Sorry about that. You spent a couple of hundred thousand dollars on this education and you get me. It's like getting steak knives at the end, but —
One thing I would just like to take a moment and say, besides being a very special day at Hamilton, it is also Memorial Day Weekend, so I wanted to just take a second and remind all of us that we all stand here today in the safety of our country because of the unbelievable dedication of the armed forces, the men and women that make us all feel safe and that have given the ultimate sacrifice.
And at the risk of starting this like three or four times, I also wanted to mention Suzanna who was up here just a few minutes ago. Unbelievable. I was fired up just sitting here listening to you — very inspirational. I was with you on the poison frogs. Tigers? They are misunderstood so give them a shot.
So when I was asked to give the commencement speech- I do a fair amount of public speaking for corporate events and things like this. And generally I just go up and talk. Whether that's good or bad, that's kind of what I do. And when I was asked to do this, we have these corporate communication PR types that said to me "you cannot do that at the Hamilton College commencement. You cannot do that. We're going to get you a fancy speechwriter, they're going to put a thing and you'll read it —" and I refused to do that, because I feel like I could have emailed that to you. So if I screw this up it is all on me, a hundred percent. You'll know that I should have read their speech.
The story that I'd like to share with you, that Steve talked about in the beginning, could not have been more unlikely in terms of my own route to where I am today. I grew up about two hours away in a place called Binghamton, New York. My mother worked two jobs as a dental hygienist to make sure that we had food on the table and a place to sleep and so forth. And one thing that was amazing to me now as I look back is if you were really successful you had a job at IBM. And the idea that you could affect culture or politics or invent something or have that type of an impact on the world was just not part of my experience. My mom had taken some courses at a local community college, and going to a place like Hamilton was just not on the docket for our family. That's not really what happened. Thankfully, and this is a running theme that you'll see, I was just ignorant enough to think why not? You know, Hamilton seemed like a great place. I transferred here. And one of the things that hit me like a ton of bricks right away was incredible — not only the intellect of the students and the professors — but all of a sudden I felt like I was in the ecosystem of the possible. Things that hadn't occurred to me before suddenly were all over and in front of me. There were students from all over the country and the world that talked about doing amazing things, professors that would poke and prod you; they would challenge you to think bigger and broader. The thing that I'm very proud of from coming here is that Hamilton truly was the beginning for me. It opened me up to possibilities, to start to think bigger, and to try to be thoughtful and well-rounded. I'm grateful for the liberal arts education that I have.
Try to be as audacious as you can be, as you think about the road ahead. Because, you know, it's a lot more fun to be adventurous I think. And, as I hear about some of the students you have today, I'm blown away by what this college is producing. If somebody had told me, when I was a kid back in Binghamton, while I was mowing lawns at 14 years old, "don't worry about all this. I know it doesn't look great today and it's a tough road, but someday all the things that you love as a kid: Batman, Superman, and soon-to-be Godzilla, your passion for the Pittsburgh Steelers. I know you think you can play for them one day, that's not going to work out, but you'll own part of the team and get a Super Bowl ring —" I would have told the genie to get back in the bottle and stop drinking whatever it was drinking because it's just ridiculous.
A lot of those things were stirred up here. They talked about 42 — I learned about Jackie Robinson for the first time up the road in Cooperstown, New York when my uncle took me to the Baseball Hall of Fame at seven; and then here as a college senior I distinctly remember talking to my roommates about what this man endured, about what it would be like to be thrust into that kind of situation and how any of us could even imagine or pretend that you would know what that felt like.
The other thing I distinctly remember from my senior year, and please do not do this or I'll get a bill or sued or something, but somebody painted the Alexander Hamilton statue like the Joker. And so somehow this is all coming back full circle to me. I guess part of my point is that because you go to such a prestigious college, scholarship is important to you, you demand evidence. You live in a world where you can go online and in two minutes if somebody says "did you see what happened?" It's probably up on YouTube. Somebody probably videoed it, or they're commenting as it's happening on Twitter.
Much more accomplished speakers have stood on this stage, I'm sure for decades, for two hundred years, and told the graduating class "you can do anything. Anything you set your mind to you can do." That's fine. I am here to tell you today I am absolute living breathing proof that you can come through anywhere, sit on this exact stage and accomplish things that — if they haven't occurred to you yet maybe they will in the future — but I am telling you that all those things are absolutely true.
My other message would be don't be afraid, to as they say, punch above your weight. The times that I felt like I had absolutely no experience with this I have no idea what I'm doing and I am not sure how this is all going to end, that's when it's been the most fun and when it's worked out the best.
I'm going to tell you a story that happened to me just about eight weeks ago that I promise you is absolutely true, because this again is a general theme through my life. I was in Cabo, Mexico with my wife over the weekend and she's a lot more attractive than I am, right? It's okay. It's not even close. It's very obvious. And so we get down there and over the first 24 hours, like three people say to us "how is your honeymoon going?" And I said "well that's very nice, it looks like we're close, everything's great but we've been married actually for quite a while now." And so we went to dinner one night and as we're going in the maitre d, the manager of the restaurant turns to me and says "how is your honeymoon?" And I said "well we're not on our honeymoon but that's very nice of you to say something like that." And he stops and he looks at her and he looks at me, he looks at her and he looks me dead in the eye and he says, "you must be very rich, sir." That's a true story, unfortunately.
So with that, as you come here to Hamilton you end up with your degrees, make sure that you go after your dreams, goals and aspirations. If you find yourself in graduate school, I don't care if it's at Harvard Medical School, Columbia Law School, whatever it might be, if it starts to feel like you're doing that for somebody else, stop. It doesn't matter if you decide that you want to be the head of a major corporation or you want to go to a small town to be a school teacher to impart what you've learned at Hamilton. Do those things. Because as far as I know, we get one trip around the track. And if you find that momentum is taking you to a place where you're trying to meet the expectations of friends or families or it just doesn't feel natural, from my experience, it is not the right thing to do. Follow exactly what you think it is that you should do, and this great gift that you've received and this education, and pursue it with vigor.
I'll also tell you that nobody, even the most accomplished, amazing people sitting here, your roommates that you think that they have it all together; nobody knows exactly what's going to happen. So if you feel nervous or have anxiety today that you don't know how this all ends, don't worry about all that. I promise you everybody, even if they tell you they have the perfect plan, none of that works out very well.
I'm reminded of a story that I heard because some of the times in my life that I've thought I failed at something or it was a terrible tragedy, something I wanted to do, sometimes turned out for the best. There's this Zen master in a village. And there's a young boy in the village at 12 years old on his birthday, they give him a horse. And the villagers say to the Zen master, "isn't that wonderful?" And he says, "We'll see." The next day the young man falls off the horse and breaks his leg, and they all say to the Zen master, "isn't that terrible?" And he says, "We'll see." The next day a conscript of soldiers comes by and says "we're going to take every able-bodied young man off to the war" and he can't go. And they all say, "How fortunate." And he says, "We'll see." And you see how that goes.
So you never know what path is going to take you where, or how all of this ends. When I started Legendary, the year before I was in negotiations with MGM to buy Orion Pictures. I wanted to buy this library, make small movies, and had a big plan; except that MGM ended up selling the company to SONY and some private equity folks. I was absolutely devastated. I could not believe the time and effort and money and energy that I had put into this, and all I wanted to do was to make movies. My friends on the east coast almost had an intervention with me and said, "you have absolutely no experience in Hollywood whatsoever. You've never even worked at an agency, and you're going to screw all this up. Take this as a sign that you should stop." But again I was just ignorant enough to keep going, and instead of doing that deal our first movie was Batman Begins at Warner Brothers, and the rest is history. So sometimes when you bump up against something just keep in mind that you don't know how it ends, so just be as relentless as you can with your pursuits.
The other thing I'd like to mention, especially as you go out with a clean slate, listen to your inner compass. Make being a good citizen and a good person part of how you measure yourself and how you think about success. Again, we live in a very complex world. You have incredibly complex problems that you're going to come up against, and I think if you can constantly think back to whatever those things are that are important to you, as hokey as that sounds, those are the moments that I think that, it is an immeasurable strength to make sure that you make the right decisions.
The other thing I would like to say, that I learned the beginnings of here at Hamilton, there are going to be plenty of moments in your life that you feel that things aren't fair, that maybe you've been slighted, maybe circumstances were stacked against you. Don't ever be a victim. We always like to say "point the thumb, not the finger" and always ask yourself what could I have done differently? What could I have done to put myself in this situation so that you can always learn something and think back and grow from that.
So as you prepare to go out into the world, I'll kind of leave you with this thought. Be very, very grateful for the education that you received here. I cannot tell you how important it is to me and how honored I am to be here today. Hamilton will always be a very important part of my life, and the things that I've learned here have enabled me to do the things that I've been lucky and fortunate enough to do.
So what am I going to do now? Well I'm going to go back to Mexico and I'm going to find that restaurant manager, and I'm going to tell him that I now have two degrees from Hamilton College, so I am very rich indeed.
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TRAINING: I like sparring training. I know he is a good striker and I'm a great striker too. Also I have a lot of skills that I can use in this fight, like wrestling, Capoeira and Jiu-Jitsu. On the day of the fight I will be sharp and will give my best.
When and why did you start training to become a fighter? I started training in Belo Horizonte with Vitor Belfort because it was my dream since I was a little kid.
What ranks and titles have you held? TUF Brazil 1 winner, Capoeira Master, BJJ black belt
Do you have any heroes? Ayrton Senna, Randy Couture and Vitor Belfort
What does it mean for you to fight in the UFC? It is a dream coming true. I believe everything you go after you can conquer. So always in my career I started to see myself in the UFC, and so it happened.
Did you go to college and if so what degree did you earn? I was at the college studying to become a physiologist but I had to leave to chase my dream to become a professional fighter.
What was your job before you started fighting? I had many jobs - my last one was as a personal trainer
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Addy Bittner slices a slender baguette, arranges about a dozen small, dark-chocolate discs (73 percent cacao) on the bread's pillowy face, adds a drizzle of extra-virgin olive oil and a dash of salt, then tucks this meth-caliber assembly of bread, sugar, caffeine, and love into a small oven. A twist of the knob and… power failure.
Bittner's sprightly gray, black, and red food cart, labeled "Addy's Sandwich Bar" with a distinctly Parisian flourish, is parked amid one of downtown's busiest food cart "pods"—the corner of SW 10th Avenue and Alder Street. As she vaults over stacked cardboard boxes to reset her circuit breaker, Bittner, sporting a shaggy pixie haircut, all-black canvas sneaks, and a worn-in Blazers T-shirt, neatly encapsulates Portland's newest brand of restaurateur—as played by Audrey Tautou. Her electricity may fail, but her duck confit and house-made country pork pâté rule.
Addy's Sandwich Bar could be a metaphor for the whole city.
Less than a decade ago, a Portlander who frequented one semi-sanitary burrito truck could smugly feel like an urban insider. Today, Multnomah County licenses more than 300 food carts. Within 100 yards of Addy's alone, pavement gourmands can savor Korean tacos, first-class espresso, and walloping Bosnian pitas. A half-dozen gyro options jostle with a week's worth of banh mi choices. Cult-favorite pork yakisoba competes with single-dish purveyors of Bangkok street delicacies. One newcomer promises "anything you can stuff in a dumpling."
No one planned Portland's cart revolution. In a city that tends to workshop and white-paper every last particle of its existence, "the carts" are a rare local instance of Taoist urbanism. And in the process of letting them happen, the city stumbled upon a form of kudzu capitalism—powered by propane tanks and makeshift wiring—that reclaims and revitalizes vacant land. Portland's food-cart phenomenon couples the city's obsession with gastronomy and a dirty-fingernailed, DIY brand of free enterprise. It's the perfect combination for the dynamic talent this city attracts, and for our gloomy economic times.


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AT promotes greater independence by enabling people to perform tasks that they were formerly unable to accomplish, or had great difficulty accomplishing, by providing enhancements to or changed methods of interacting with the technology needed to accomplish such tasks.
However, Cook & Hussey (2001) report this term is usually not used for rehabilitative devices and for devices that non-disabled people find useful.
Likewise, disability advocates point out that technology is often created without regard to people with disabilities, creating unnecessary barriers to hundreds of millions of people.
Universal (or broadened) accessibility, or universal design means greater usability, particularly for people with disabilities.
Universally accessible technology yields great rewards to the typical user as well; good accessible design is universal design. One example is the "curb cuts" (or dropped curbs) in the sidewalk at street crossings. While these curb cuts enable pedestrians with mobility impairments to cross the street, they also aid parents with carriages and strollers, shoppers with carts, and travellers and workers with pull-type bags.
As an example, the modern telephone is inaccessible to people who are deaf or hard of hearing. Combined with a text telephone (also known as a TDD Telecommunications device for the deaf and in the USA generally called a TTY[TeleTYpewriter]), which converts typed characters into tones that may be sent over the telephone line, a deaf person is able to communicate immediately at a distance. Together with "relay" services, in which an operator reads what the deaf person types and types what a hearing person says, the deaf person is then given access to everyone's telephone, not just those of people who possess text telephones. Many telephones now have volume controls, which are primarily intended for the benefit of people who are hard of hearing, but can be useful for all users at times and places where there is significant background noise. Some have larger keys well-spaced to facilitate accurate dialling.
Also, a person with a mobility impairment can have difficulty using calculators. Speech recognition software recognizes short commands and makes use of calculators easier.
People with learning disabilities like dyslexia or dysgraphia are using text-to-speech (TTS) software for reading and spelling programs for assistance in writing texts.
Computers with their peripheral devices, editing, spellchecking and speech synthesis software are becoming the core-stones of the assistive technologies coming for relief to the people with learning disabilities and to the people with visual impairments. The assisting spelling programs and voice facilities are bringing better and more convenient text reading and writing experience to the general public.
Toys which have been adapted to be used by children with disabilities may have advantages for non-disabled children as well. The Lekotek movement assists parents by lending assistive technology toys and expertise to families.
Telecare is a particular sort of assistive technology that uses electronic sensors connected to an alarm system to help caregivers manage risk and help vulnerable people stay independent at home longer. An example would be the systems being put in place for senior people such as fall detectors, thermometers (for hypothermia risk), flooding and unlit gas sensors (for people with mild dementia). Notably, these alerts can be customized to the particular person's risks. When the alert is triggered, a message is sent to a carer or contact centre who can respond appropriately.
Technology similar to Telecare can also be used to act within a person's home rather than just to respond to a detected crisis. Using one of the examples above, gas sensors for people with dementia can be used to trigger a device that turns off the gas and tells someone what has happened.
Designing for people with dementia is a good example of how the design of the interface of a piece of AT is critical to its usefulness. People with dementia or any other identified user group must be involved in the design process to make sure that the design is accessible and usable. In the example above, a voice message could be used to remind the person with dementia to turn off the gas himself, but whose voice should be used, and what should the message say? Questions like these must be answered through user consultation, involvement and evaluation.
Sitting at a desk with a QWERTY keyboard and a mouse remains the dominant way of interacting with a personal computer. Some Assistive Technology reduces the strain of this way of work through ergonomic accessories with height-adjustable furniture, footrests, wrist rests, and arm supports to ensure correct posture. Keyguards fit over the keyboard to help prevent unintentional keypresses.
Alternatively, Assistive Technology may attempt to improve the ergonomics of the devices themselves:
Input devices may be modified to make them easier to see and understand:
More ambitiously, and quite crucially when keyboard or mouse prove unusable, AT can also replace the keyboard and mouse with alternative devices: trackballs, joysticks, graphics tablets, touchpads, touch screens, foot mice, a microphone with speech recognition software, sip-and-puff input, switch access, and vision-based input devices.
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Roadracer, you bring up some really good points and you might be on to something about reducing some of the classes as there are a ton. The M1K is definitely a little more lax than lots of other desert races. However, this is by design, and it is why it is such a fun race. There are plenty of cut-throat desert races out there where guys on new bikes and in million dollar cars cans really test their mettle against other guys on proper modern race vehicles in real dusty, gritty, nerfing, dangerous passing and quit-before-the-trophy-truck runs you over action! However, in thoses races, vintage vehicles and moto's really don't have a place and that is one of the reasons the M1K exists.
Vegas To Reno comes to mind. Baja 1K too. Or probably any race in the BITD or SCORE/HDRA series.
Or if multi-day is your thing, the Dakar.
The reality is, I doubt Robby would have passed you that friendly if he wasn't just running the M1K as a shakedown for the Hummer for his last Dakar. Of course he won the overall, and created a new NORRA record in the process. But it begs the question; Was the challenge of being up against the James Garner 442 and the two SL350's the same as it is trading jabs with Stéphane Peterhansel and Cyril Depres in South America? Um, No. But, was it fun?? Oh yell Yes!!
I find myself thinking a lot about this. Mostly because I think a lot of folks, including myself, feel like they found a home with the M1K and see it as a place to still test themselves, and machines they can build/prep themselves, in a sanctioned Baja race without the the issues associated of entering a race where pro racers need to win because it is their livelihood, not just a hobby.
And it worries me that the very thing that drew people to this race, is the same thing they want to alter and change to suit their needs after they got to enjoy it. Reminds me of people that want to move into these small coastal Oregon towns because they love the small, quaint houses, local coffee shop and easy-going lifestyle. But once they move there, they raze the old cabin and put up a McMansion and applaud when the old coffee shop is bought out and replaced by a Starbucks.
If someone wants real competition in a desert race, they probably shouldn't be looking for it in a race where a lot of other people are riding 20, 30 or 40-year-old bikes and driving even older cars. The M1K is changing at lighting speed in its effort to get more entrants. It's totally cool that I was able to be on the same course and in the same bivouac with real stars like Robby and Malcolm, but I'm really glad that I was not a hinderance to their race and they were not dangerous to mine. Of course, I am not a real hard-core desert racer who craves fierce competition and has a Checkers or Stretcher mentality. Because if I was, this race probably wouldn't be the one I would race.
I love that NORRA not only welcomed me, but actually encouraged me to enter a rally car into the M1K, and I am sure that in 2014, there will be more similar vehicles entering. I would never even dream of entering this vehicle in say the Baja 1K. But in the M1K, it is a natural fit. To quote a NORRA official when I told them I would be entering a rally car this year, "The NORRA race is all about having fun and you are certainly making it just
Not trying to stir any drama up, I just really love this race and am thankful for all of the people I have met while participating in it.
And I look forward to my Certificate of Participation and hug from Anders at the finish!! Which, by the way, is a lot less painful than a friendly rear-end nerf from Kent Kroeker
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I'm not really convinced vintage motorcycles are going to be a big part of the mexican 1000 going forward. New bikes are just too cheap. You could buy a top of the line ktm and put all the top of the line kit on it for $15k. When it costs $5k+ to run the race on a shoestring, thats pretty affordable.
Cars I can see being really different. A new car is huuuge money and then when you're done with it there is nothing you can do except wait for next year. At least with our bikes we keep riding in all sorts of events.
I saw you aren't keeping receipts on your subaru, but I'm sure that things is going to be money squared compared to your 350. I bet running the race is squared too. Looks fun though! I'd be petrified of driving too hard and breaking it on day one.
The main appeal of the mexican 1000 for me is that I can do it. And with very limited support. There is just no way to participate in the baja 1000 with as little off-road experience as I had on the budget I had.
Going forward am I interested in checking out v2r, the baja 500, etc? You bet. I hope to stay healthy enough to give it a try this year.
I don't think playing with the rules slightly is anything like your oregon analogy, but if this race gets significantly more popular, I think you should be prepared for it to go that way. You saw how different the car crowd was from the bike crowd. If you add all the fu money guys with their copters and huge support rigs, etc, etc, it's going to get out of reach for everyone.
If this is going to maintain it's fun feeling and continue to be a "club" event (vs a "pro" event), the rules need to be written to make sure a privateer can do it on a budget. Ban all the extra support that is unnecessary. Enforce the ban on on-course pitting. Ban pre-running, etc, etc. There is no taking money and politics out of racing, even amateur racing, but you can do a good job to minimize it and give everyone a chance.
The starting order, time cards, number of classes, etc, none of that has to do with how much money and support it costs to run the event and I don't see any of that changing the positive feelings.
I club road raced motorcycles for almost 10 years and ran a number of different pro events along the way and the feeling is night and day. Club racing is some of the most fun I've ever had with many great people. I cannot say that about the pro racing. It's a totally different scene. When I was still an amateur, I had an Aprilia RS250. One of the top guys at Loudon was Jeff Wood. I literally took his school and he was showing me how to go faster and was always quite accommodating and friendly. My first pro event (and it's a stretch to call it pro. it was small time) was at Pocono in the Aprilia Cup Series. I had never been to another track at that point and I was in no danger of beating anyone near the front of the grid. One lap Jeff Wood passed me just before the front straight and I tucked in behind him, hoping to go to learn how to go around the race track. Two corners into the lap, he saw I was following him and sat up and slowed down until I passed him!
I was sooooo much slower than him and I was not any danger what so every, but it was a serious race with money on the line and he wasn't fooling around anymore.
I even have a picture of it!
This is right after Jeff let me by.
Anyhow, the point being is that I understand exactly what you mean about maintaining the feel of the event, but the real thing NORRA needs to do to is build the rules so a privateer on a limited budget can compete with the big guys. The rest will take care of itself.
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What is most amazing is that most of you fail to look at it from an organizers point of view. If what you're all saying really was better for the event, don't you think they would be doing it already? Having seen the Competitor side and the Organizer side, I can tell you it's a totally different focus.
The vintage class will stay, it's part of the history of the event and really does dovetail with the "Fun" factor and separating the MX1K from the SCORE events.
The different classes allow the average rider to be competitive and have a shot at some glory. The amateur racers with the attitude of a pro racer want fewer classes and the real pro racers don't seem to care(Overall or nothing). The organizers job is to try and make the most people happy, which means appealing to the masses and keeping the event funded. Of course, sometimes they need to shoot in the dark a little and try new things.
For me, I'm just going down to have a vacation and ride my bike a little
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Just to continue stirring the pot.
Vintage racing is was this race was all about. How could Mr. Perlman put on a race for vintage vehicles to run in and have a shit load of fun? The easiest was was to do it as a rally. Lots of long paved non-timed sections, no course marking, and no pre-running. The problem was that there just wasn't enough race ready vintage cars & bikes out there to make it economically feasible. Additional classes were opened up to attract more entries. Some weirdo fuel fuel class, a class for big "Adventure" bikes and a class for "modern day" race cars and pre-runners. First year was ton's of fun and lots of great old cars and vet drivers and riders but still not enough to really make it worth while for the promoters. Next 2 years continue to open it up more for additional non-vintage stuff and Dust to Gloryites, still trying to make a buck. There continues to be "Country Clubber" car guys who are spending money to restore old cars and there are also more of them running their pre-runners. Rubby shows up with his full blown state of the art Dakar race car and he shares the driving with his dad and Clyde Stacy. The further they get away from vintage classes and closer to a rally the faster and more serious this race will become.
This year, I'm personally involved with 3 cars that haven't run this event before. One is the classic Scoop Vessels BFG Blazer with a multiple Baja 1000 winner (both bikes and cars) as a driver, one is a 4 -seater buggy with another multiple Baja 1000 winner driving his wife, best friend and his wife, and the other is a former 2 time Baja winning full blown Trophy Truck with a driver who simply wants more seat time. Additionally, the classic Bob Gordon entry will once again be raced as hard as it was when it won the 1000 in 98 and the last 3 years in NORRA. The same with the Blazer and the Trophy Truck. Tim & Troy Herbst will be racing both of their Mike Smith built pre-runners and I know that they will be at about a 70 to 80% pace of a Trophy Truck. Its not going to get any more relaxed out there on the course that's for sure.
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I am talking MOTO's: IMO: This event is way more fun then the Score Baja1000 at this stage in my life (old guy)
The further they get away from vintage classes and closer to a rally the faster and more serious this race will become.
I think there can ALWAYS be a Vintage class
This is the ONLY Multiple Day Event on the West coast and it is Growing!!
More and more racers will start to show up if it keeps moving forward.
Ban all the extra support that is unnecessary.
Ban pre-running
Age class 16-20 yrs old ( lets start growing some young new Rally racers)
There is no taking money and politics out of racing, even amateur racing, but you can do a good job to minimize it and give everyone a chance.
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In rally in the US, we have an equivalent rule prohibiting any practice or scouting on the roads 90 days in advance. But these are very well defined roads, often with gates, and limited access, and people living on the roads leading to the stages that would see anyone driving there. But man... the desert is just so... BIG!
There's two steps to figuring out the answer, I guess: first, figure out if it's possible with unlimited resources. If it is, then figure out if it's doable with the resources NORRA has. If either the first part or second part ends up at "No" then the issue is moot: it would only lead to rumors and bad feelings of people who were thought to have pre-run, might have pre-run, were seen pre-running, or were heard about pre-running from a third party.
It might be easier just to promote the idea that it's not needed. I don't think Octavio pre-ran, and Gilkey certainly didn't, so there's your top two bikers.
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Perhaps the new SCORE will see the benefits of a multi-day rally and do one of their own for the pro guys and all of you all-out fast guys on modern bikes and trophy trucks that want a mini-Dakar and all that goes with it.
Roadracer - the reason to run a vintage bike or car has nothing to do with costs or wanting to win. It's about celebrating and reliving the past of off-road racing. That is why the M1K is going through a transformation which just may end the vintage and pure "fun" aspect that was its initial intention. Because the more trophy trucks that enter, the more the course is going to look like the Baja 1K course, and the vintage bikes and cars just can't do the 4-foot whoops.
I see more and more people resurrecting vintage cars to run specifically in this race, but as the number of modern entrants increase, if care is not take to preserve the vintage aspect, it will become simply a multi-day Baja 1000. And that would probably be a very popular route and NORRA might just see the numbers grow. But at what cost??
Running a vintage vehicle in a multi-day, 1200 mile race, and just finishing is a challenge and huge accomplishment in itself. It becomes more about keeping the vehicle moving forward and still making some decent time. This is just a totally different experience than running something modern or built for this type of racing, where you can actually win the overall. Some like it, some don't. Again, apples and oranges, which is why having both types in the same race and trying to grow numbers is going to prove to be a real challenge for NORRA without alienating either group.
I don't know. I'm just glad I am getting to experience it while it is still a fun race for anyone who does not live in SoCal or the southwest and who does not desert race for a living. And I hope I can still run it again on my SL350 when when I'm done with the rally car fun.
And is far as pre-running; It doesn't bother me a bit if everyone else does it, because I am there for my own experience. You can prerun the course 10 times and still have a mechanical that puts you out on day 1. Again, the guys looking for the overall win are the ones who will prerun a multi-day, fun-paced rally, which many pro riders told me is similar to their pre-running experiences in the first place
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And I'm wondering why there's the subject of air support. I know the McMillins had a fixed-wing 2 years ago but have there been others? Any helo's used at Mex1k? I don't think so.
And as for banning ait support, no way would I ever suggest that unless the promoter had at least a few Helo's in the air. Fixed wing can only relay info via radio (just as McMillins did 2 years ago when a biker hit a ranch truck). So if teams have a helo that's great because there's a possibility it will come in handy to another team. Even the JCR helo has stopped to check on non-team riders at the B.1000.
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Birmingham Mail: Paul Lambert has warned Villa will need to be at their best to poop West Ham's Premier League party in the Upton Park 'cauldron' this afternoon. Lambert knows all about the opening day excitement of newly promoted clubs from Norwich last season and is sure the Hammers will be fired up. Villa's boss has never visited Upton Park before but expects Sam Allardyce's players to be in a vibrant mood after coming up through the play-offs.
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Birmingham Mail: Shay Given wants to be talking about Villa's defensive newcomer rather than their back four old boy after Ron Vlaar meets James Collins for the first time today. Collins is set to kick off his second spell at West Ham this afternoon against his former club and the man who has replaced him at the heart of Villa's backline.
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I was just looking at the pictures of the oversized griffen figure and is it just me, or does he look like he has flocking. I don't know if this was confirmed anywhere else , I haven't heard anything about it.
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I'm really hoping we see the Griffin on display at Toy Fair with the painted wings. It should look so much better in my opinion.
The white wings were good for me too…it'd be nice that with the color change coming that they leave SOME white there. It added some variation to the color scheme.
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The new wings make this the perfect griffin in my opinion. I have two ordered in the subs and may add two more.
Yep, the additional paint app detail on the wings was definitely needed and I'm very glad to see Mattel and the Four Horsemen taking fan requests into consideration for changes such as this.
Is it just me, or did they change the Griffin's front paws ? I cannot see it properly on that NYTF picture...
They are changing the front feet also , as seen in the picture of the toyfair.
I'm sorry, but in the picture above taken at NYTF, I cannot see any feet/Paws/talons at all ! Is there a better NYTF pic of the Griffin ?They are changing the front feet also , as seen in the picture of the toyfair.
I was happy with the wing color before, but I have to say the new color scheme is awesome! Love it!