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Sergei Tretyakov, a high-ranking Russian spy whose defection to the United States in 2000 was regarded as one of the most significant coups against the Russian government since the collapse of the Soviet Union, died June 13 at his home in Osprey, Fla.
Mr. Tretyakov's wife said he died after suffering a heart attack, according to Pete Earley, the author of a book about Mr. Tretyakov. The former Russian spy was 53 and news of his death was withheld at the request of his family pending an investigation into the cause, Earley said.
At the time of his defection on Oct. 11, 2000, Mr. Tretyakov allegedly had been working as a double agent for the United States for three years while he was the SVR's second-in-command in New York. From 1995 to 2000, he oversaw all Russian covert operations in the city and had more than 60 intelligence officers under his command, according to [a book by Pete Earley on Tretyakov].
The intelligence Mr. Tretyakov handed over during his time as a double agent amounted to more than 5,000 top-secret SVR cables and scores of classified Russian intelligence reports. He wrote an estimated 400 papers for the CIA, the FBI, the State Department and the White House.
The WaPo doesn't say it explicitly, but Tretyakov was, at the time of his defection, the First Secretary at the Russian Mission to the UN in NYC. … The Russian handlers of the illegal spy ring just swapped back to Russia served in the same kind of role (Russian Official #2, who is described in most detail in the complaints on the spies, is or was the Second Secretary to the Russian Mission). And the FBI has had the network of illegals under surveillance since at least 2000, suggesting that Tretyakov likely alerted the US of the extent of the ring when he defected (the FBI started surveillance before he defected, but if he was a double agent as has been reported, he may have tipped the US off to the ring).
And look at how it lines up with the discussions of and timing of the bust:
une 5: Mikhail Semenko's laptop chats with Russian Official #2 surveilledJune 9: Chapman's laptop chats with Russian Official #1 surveilled
June 11: Obama briefed about Russian spy swap
June 13: Tretyakov dies
June 16: Chapman's laptop chats with Russian Official #1 surveilled
June 18: Obama chairs NSC meeting on Russian spy swap
June 24: Obama and Dmitri Medvedev go to Ray's Hell Burger
June 25: Complaint against 9 spies dated
June 26: FBI collects evidence against last two remaining spies; FBI agent says to Chapman, "I know you are going back to Moscow in two weeks."
June 27: Spies arrested
June 29: Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov complains about timing of arrest; Obama reported to be miffed about timing of arrest; DOJ attributes timing to pending travel–presumably Chapman's
Week of July 5: White House almost cancels spy swap because names of proposed spies in Russia leaked
July 8: Spy swap completed
July 10: Two weeks after FBI Agent said Chapman would be traveling to Russian in two weeks; Tretyakov's death reported
The family may have withheld news of Tretyakov's death by the heart problem he had had his entire life, but the delay also happened to have delayed news of his death until the spying activity he was originally part of was–at a minimum–exposed as part of this spy sting. And note the meetings involving President Obama on arresting the illegals and conducting the spy swap happened within a week before and after his Tretyakov's death.
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After all the mandrel-bent framerails are put together, the entire frame and all crossbraces and crossmembers are on the jig ready for final assembly. You can see the table on the right with all pieces waiting for final assembly.
Chris Patzer spent the entire day and part of the evening welding the frame and all its pieces while on the jig.
Only one or two pieces are MIG-welded, the rest of the frame is meticulously TIG-welded.
Take a look at the quality of the welds that go into this frame; the entire frame looks just like this-and it's made with pride in the U.S.A.
Take a close look at this rear crossbrace. Notice the holes cut into it for the routing of the exhaust. The exhaust system will tuck nicely in the rails and none of it will hang down or be visible. Beautiful craftsmanship.
The next day after all welding is complete, the frame is lifted from the jig, and the suspension components are ready to be bolted on.
Once Chris is done welding and bolting on the standard suspension equipment, the bare metal frame is packed into a crate and shipped off to the new owner. From there the new chassis owner has the option to paint or powdercoat the frame any color they wish. RS Performance not only ships their frames with a default setup, but there are also a myriad of possible upgrades that can be performed at the shop before the frame is shipped. Call RS Performance and discuss what those options are. There are far too many to list here. RS Performance will also build the entire vehicle, should you so desire it.
Brandon Berkshire is going to walk us through the various standard parts that come on the chassis, with a few of the possible upgrades as well. After the frame was finished, all the bare metal pieces were powdercoated and sent back to the shop for final assembly. It's this final assembly that we will look closely at. As we mentioned earlier, DSE is working closely with RS Performance and had engineered the C6 suspension and geometry. First is the power rack-and-pinion.
After the power rack-and-pinion is installed, you may notice what looks to be another crossbrace just in front of the rack and front crossmember. Cleverly hidden inside that crossbrace is the sway bar. At first I was confused when I saw no sway bar and had to ask Brandon where it was. That's when it was pointed out that it's all internal.
Next come the powdercoated tie rod ends.
Here is the splined sway bar we spoke of in the main body of the story.
Here is the splined sway bar we spoke of in the main body of the story.
The DSE C6 Corvette spindles and A-arms are also part of the standard build of every chassis.
The A-arms are installed.
Two 1/8-inch wheel shims are used as a generic starting point for alignment. The rest is up to the owner.
These DSE-tuned Afco billet coilovers are an amazing piece of work, they come with a remote reservoir that can be mounted in any location.
These shocks are part one of the upgrades offered by RS Performance.
Another option is to install these monster-sized 14-inch Wilwood cross-drilled and slotted rotors and six-piston calipers.
What you see is what you get in this front setup, minus two optional upgrades. The sum of all parts makes for an amazing handling and stopping vehicle.
The triangulated rear four-link and sway bar are all fabricated by the Roadster Shop and come in standard bare metal out of the crate. If you notice in the photo, the rear suspension has three possible positions in height. With the middle and highest ride height there are no body modifications required. At the lowest ride height, the driveshaft will end up hitting the rear floor just in front of the rear seat. The driveshaft tunnel will need to be cut and raised up 2-3 inches for proper clearance.
Part of the standard equipment in the rear...
...QA-1 dual adjustable coilovers.
Another possible upgrade in the rear: Wilwood 13-inch rotors with an internal parking brake...
...and four-piston calipers.
This new chassis is amazing. The guys at RS Performance have done their homework.
We wouldn't have believed it if we hadn't seen it in action for ourselves. It looks like old Chevelles are capable of new tricks.
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Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Brandi Glanville is unabashedly herself, as evidenced by a sudden New Year's Eve "drunken" wedding (and subsequent annulment two days later) to friend Darin Harvey. Of her new husband, the single mom-of-two tweeted right after the wedding, "um he is my best friend but after some beer and strippers he is now my husband! No joke!" Brandi's twitter stream is chock-full of cheeky commentary from that evening, including this questionable life advice: "Say what u will, but I think drugs, alcohol and strippers are super underrated! These b*tches all work over time!"
Brandi's latest Vegas adventures are certainly not staying in Vegas, and are making show execs reconsider inviting the 38-year-old former model to the reunion show scheduled for taping this Thursday. A show insider exclusively tells Wetpaint Entertainment Brandi's latest drunken charades are making her – and the show – look bad. The insider spills: "These are supposed to be glamorous, classy women and while Brandi's antics have been funny so far, this makes her look like a trashy and an irresponsible mom. They are pissed at her and it's not clear now if she will get to participate in the reunion. They are that upset."
The Bravo show prides itself on being a bastion of "glitz, glamour, and high drama" according to the official website. Brandi's latest Vegas jaunt, paired with her onscreen endorsement of roofying yourself when flying, are casting a trashy light on the entire RHOBH franchise.
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The four-year graduation rate in Oakland Unified rose about four points in the latest estimate released today by the California Department of Education. About 59 percent of students who started high school in 2007 graduated with their classmates in 2011. About 28 percent dropped out, and 12 percent were still enrolled in school when the data were collected.
Some Oakland high schools had dropout rates in the 40s. Life Academy and Metwest lost the lowest percentage of students among OUSD schools, though their dropout rates were still higher than 10 percent. Charter schools are listed separately; you have to call each of them up individually to see how they did.
This is the second year the state has followed a cohort of students — each, with a unique ID — through four years of high school to get what is supposed to be the most reliable estimate yet.
The above link takes you to the rates by ethnicity. Go here (or read the summary below) to see rates for English learners, special education students and low-income students.
To find stats for other districts, schools or counties, go to the CDE's DataQuest page and click "dropouts" from the drop-down menu, along with the level you're looking for.
African American students: 55.1 percent graduation rate, 30.8 percent dropout rate, and 12.7 percent still enrolled.
Latino students: 51.8 percent graduation rate, 30 percent dropout rate, and 16.6 percent still enrolled.
White students: 72.7 percent graduation rate, 23.1 percent dropout rate and 3.5 percent still enrolled.
Asian students: 78.5 percent graduation rate, 15.1 percent dropout rate and 5.1 percent still enrolled.
English learners: 40.8 percent graduation rate, 36.6 percent dropout rate, 12.2 percent still enrolled.
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WORLD FARE: "Fishing" at Big Laguna Lake
My first time was the best. None since has been nearly as good. We were at 11,451 feet at a campsite on Hartenstein Lake at the base of Mount Yale in Colorado's Rocky Mountains. After a 4-mile hike from the Denny Creek Trailhead, we'd just set up camp when Nancy—now my wife—said, "Let's do it" and pulled out a fishing rod.
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The trial began Tuesday in federal court in Fayetteville. And Friday Jurors returned with a decision, awarding Hudlow almost $300,00 in damages including awards for $107,918.89 for lost wages and benefits, $55,000 emotional distress, and $150,000 loss of reputation.
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Got Rampage a few weeks ago when money was a bit more plentiful for me and seeing as how I'm down with a cough, figured I might as well pass the time with a few toy reviews. Rampage turns into a bulldozer, don't know what model as I'm not a construction vehicle buff, but I'm fairly certain it is indeed an actual model. It's really a wonderfully detailed figure. The drivers room is a block of translucent red plastic painted black which gives it some level of light pipping, something rarly seen in a toy's vehicle mode. The plow can be moved up and down some which uses the mech alive gimmick for the line with two pistons that will rise and fall in tune with the plow if a really finiky connector piece is in the proper place. The treads are made of actual rubber, but the wheels they are wrapped around don't actually work so movement is provided by wheels on the under carriage of Rampage.
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DALLAS Judy Shepard, mother of Matthew Shepard who was murdered in an anti-gay hate crime in Wyoming in October 1998, has been announced as the 2009 recipient of the Elizabeth Birch Equality Award. Mrs. Shepard will attend the 28th annual Black Tie Dinner to receive the Award. The Dinner will be held on October 3, 2009 at the Sheraton Dallas Hotel. To honor national leaders, and in recognition of the inspirational leadership of former Human Rights Campaign Executive Director Elizabeth Birch, this award is given discretionally (but no more than annually) to an individual, organization or company that has made a significant contribution of national scope to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community. Elizabeth Birch received the first such Award after which the Award was renamed in her honor. Recipients since Birch include Showtime Networks/Robert Greenblatt, Alan Cumming, Sharon Stone and most recently, Bishop V. Gene Robinson.
In October 1998, Judy and Dennis Shepard lost their 21 year-old son, Matthew, to a murder motivated by anti-gay hate. Matthew's death moved many thousands of people around the world to attend vigils and rallies in his memory. Determined to prevent others from suffering their son's fate, Judy and Dennis decided to turn their grief into action and established the Matthew Shepard Foundation to carry on Matthew's legacy. The Foundation is dedicated to working toward the causes championed by Matthew during his life: social justice, diversity awareness & education, and equality for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people.
As Executive Director of the Matthew Shepard Foundation, Judy oversees the management and strategic direction of the organization, while traveling across the nation speaking to audiences about what they can do as individuals and communities to make this world a more accepting place for everyone, regardless of race, religion, ethnicity, sex, gender identity and expression, or sexual orientation. Speaking from a mother's perspective, Judy focuses her efforts on the prevention of hate crimes urging everyone to replace hate with compassion and understanding.
Under Judy's leadership, the Foundation has become a well-established, highly effective and much respected institution in the civil rights community. She has spoken to over one million young people about the impact of hate speech and violence, the importance of understanding and appreciating diversity in all of its forms and has inspired countless individuals and communities to play a role in making the world a safer place for all of us.
"Judy's distinction of being one of the most respected leaders in this country's civil rights movement clearly makes her a worthy recipient of the award. As Judy continues to spread her message of understanding, compassion and acceptance she also continues to serve as a source of inspiration for millions of GLBT people," said Black Tie Co-Chair Laurie Foley.
Co-Chair Ron Guillard continued by saying, "While some parents would shy away from talking about such horrendous events, Judy Shepard has found the courage to speak directly about the nature of hate and violence and how youth can combat it. Through the Matthew Shepard Foundation, Judy has successfully drawn the nation's attention toward, and championed the passage of, hate crimes legislation that is inclusive of the GLBT community, as well as provided programs and much needed support for LGBTQ youth. For this we commend her."
The theme for this year's dinner is "Courage Hope Inspiration." Premium tables and special seating can be secured now by becoming a Sponsor. Individual sponsorships, start at as little as $100 more per person than the standard $300 Dinner ticket. General table sales begin this summer based on availability. For more information about Black Tie Dinner including sponsorships and updates visit the blacktie.org.
Black Tie Dinner, Inc. is a non-profit organization that raises funds for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender supportive organizations through a premier event of empowerment, education and entertainment in partnership with the community. The event has headlined local and national celebrities and leaders such as Maya Angelou, Alan Cumming, Geena Davis, Goldie Hawn, Governor Ann Richards, Sharon Stone, Lily Tomlin, Martin Sheen and most recently, Kenneth Cole. Black Tie Dinner began in Dallas in 1982 to help support the Human Rights Campaign with 140 guests in attendance at the first dinner, which raised $6,000.
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This couple's use of color made every detail from their Illinois wedding standout. I love that Jenny and Jacob let their playful personalities show through in every detail of their wedding day. From the flower-filled mason jars and the yellow chevron ribbons on the programs, to the peach ruffled buttercream cake and donut bar at the reception, every element really pops! Enjoy the photos, and be sure not to miss their fun exit — complete with paper airplanes, confetti and bright sunglasses!
Ceremony Site: Newsong Fellowship, Edwardsville, IL | Reception Site: Leclaire Room, Edwardsville, IL | Photography: L Photographie, St. Louis, MI | Gown: W-Too by Watters, White Traditions Bridal House, St. Charles, MO | Hair: Sanctuary Salon + Spa, O'Fallon, IL | Veil: White Traditions Bridal House, St. Charles, MO | Engagement Ring: Hudson Jewelers, Edwardsville, IL | Wedding Bands: Hers: Shane Co., St. Louis, MO; His: Fabuluster, Etsy.com | Bridesmaid Gowns: Alfed Sung, White Traditions Bridal House, St. Charles, MO | Formalwear: Men's Warehouse | Invitations: KXODesign.com | Programs and Escort Cards: DIY with supplies from InTheClear and HobbyLobby | Flowers: DIY | Catering: Bella Milano, Edwardsville, IL | Music: Reception: Jericho Production, Belleville, IL | Cake: Gladys Boisseau, Belleville, IL | Favors: CraftyClementines, Etsy
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NEW YORK (AVAFIN) -- Institutional trading of Kinross Gold Corporation shares yielded a bought/sold volume ratio of 2.56.
A total of 15 block trades crossed the tape, resulting in 205,668
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How heavy is the universe? It's a tantalising question, and now it has an astonishing answer. In cosmic terms, weight just doesn't add up in the normal way.
We can measure the density of the universe near to us - it is about 10-26 kilograms per cubic metre - but weighing the whole thing is difficult. "Our universe is supposed to be infinite and expanding," says astrophysicist Andrew Jaffe at Imperial College London. Einstein's general theory of relativity tells us that the expansion affects how we measure both distance and mass, so you can't just multiply the volume by the density.
That did not deter Hans Fahr at the University of Bonn, Germany, and Michael Heyl at the German Aerospace Centre, also in Bonn, who have devised an equation to calculate the total mass of the universe within any given radius of Earth. Allowing for relativistic effects, Fahr and Heyl ...
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Some tweaks and revisions to training and workouts over both the summer, as well as throughout the fall - emphasizing an adherence to accountability, and stepping up - certainly made a big impact on the team and the program. So. Dan Crowley made some huge strides from his first year of running, and would provide a great 1-2 punch with fellow Western MA runner, Jr. KC Fussell as the two finished only a few seconds apart every meet. Dan would qualify for the NCAA's as an individual qualifier by virtue of his 18th place, 25:12 showing at the Regional Championships at USM where the team would grab an 8th place finish. Jr. Greg Turissini and Sr. Charlie Reighard had their best races of the season as well at the Regional meet, with both earning All-Region accolades with their Top 35 finishes. Raymond Meijer finished off a very strong freshman campaign - despite battling a sinus infection - with a PR at the regionals, and Sr. Alva Morales capped of a great career with a strong run as well. At the ECAC Championships, Sr. Gus Greenstein had his best race of the season as he earned All-Ecac Honors to help lead the team to a 3rd place finish - with a pair of freshmen, Kevin Connors and Ben Fiedler each grabbing All-ECAC recognition for placing in the Top 15. Another freshman, Steven Lucey had a strong run at the Nescac Championships to earn a spot in the Varsity crew for the Regional Championships, while the team itself had a solid day but left hoping for more. The Little Three's provided a great deal of excitement as the men went for broke, looking to try and put an end to the Williams winning streak and through just over 4 miles it was looking good, but ultimately fell just a little shy of coming through with the W but was a great confidence builder for them.
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The transition from cross to track was seamless and the guys had another great year. Perhaps the biggest aspect of excitement was having our new facility done, and not only getting the opportunity to train on the incredible surface every day but to host our first meet with a lot of success. Sr. Matt Melton dropped down from the 800 this year to focus on the 400 and wound up running the fastest time in the country indoors in the 400, qualifying for NCAA's in both seasons, as well as running a leg of the Distance medley Relay along with Greg Turissini, Jr. Romey Sklar and So. Brent Harrison that would finish a heartbreaking 9th place at the NCAA's indoors. Prior to the DMR, Greg would put his name in the school record books as he ran an 8:19 in the 3000 at the Terrier Classic to erase Rob Mitchell's time of 8:24 from back in 1998. Outdoors, the 4x800 Relay not only shattered the 4x800 record, they also won the NEICAAA Championship as Brent, Romey, Steve Lucey and Kevin Connors ran to a 7:33.28. Josiah Terrell-Perica was off to a great start in the javelin as he launched the jav 187 feet in his first meet but unfortunately was felled by a knee injury the next week - though his throw was 10 feet further than anyone else in the conference. Jr. Mark Cort would add feet to his best long jump marks prior to this year as he earned conference and New England accolades for his 22 + foot jumps, while So Kahlil Flemming got tantalizing close to the school record indoors in the triple jump with his consistent jumps over 45 feet, and fellow jumper Jr. Steve Hetterich would also factor into the scoring the DIII New England meets. A ton of PR's across the board, from everyone in all distances was a regular occurrence as the hard work that the guys did throughout the season paid off handsomely throughout.
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THE World Health Organisation has sent out an alert on dengue viral disease, which it describes as a "pandemic threat".
However, the head of Disease Prevention in the ministry of Public Health, Willis Akhwale, has assured the public that the situation is under control.
The little known disease is transmitted by female mosquitoes, and is associated with wide movement of people and goods.
Speaking on phone on Thursday, Akhwale assured the public that measures have been put in place to avert any threats that may be caused by dengeu.
"We never had this disease for a very long time, but two years ago we received cases of people who had contracted the disease," Akhwale said, adding that most of the patients hailed from Mandera.
Akhwale says the cases that were reported were brought in by the African Mission on Somalia troops stationed in the war-torn country.
"There have been reported cases of dengue in Somalia and Ethiopia, and the disease has obviously affected people living in Mandera due to their border point connection with the two states."
According to WHO, dengue is the world's fastest-spreading tropical disease, which is infecting an estimated 50 million people across all continents.
It has similar symptoms to those of malaria; a factor Akhwale says has affected most patients who have been diagnosed and given improper medication.
WHO says the disease, which affected only a handful of areas in the 1950s, is now present in more than 125 countries, significantly more than malaria which has historically been known as the most notorious mosquito-borne disease.
"In 2012, dengue ranked as the fastest spreading vector-borne viral disease with an epidemic potential in the world, registering a 30-fold increase in disease incidence over the past 50 years," the WHO statement said.
While appealing for vigilance from the public to contain dengue, Akhwale said last week the division carried out an experiment on eight samples of the disease, and seven of them tested positive.
"This should not cause fear to the public as we have been working with teams on averting the disease, and the cases have gone down," he said.
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But Doug was determined, having sold his '69 Z/28 Camaro to pay for the course. "Right away Bondurant told me, 'You drive like your brother. Slow down!' Bob's driving philosophy was 'slower is faster.' He taught students to thread the line and [not] rear-wheel drift. "After I completed the course, Bob was still on me a little about my 'MacDonald driving style.' To prove his point, he took the car out and did a few laps his way. Then I took the car out and did it my way. When I was done, it turned out that I had the better lap time." By this time, things had changed dramatically in racing. The days of just being a good shoe were over, and unless you had a pocketful of money, you were relegated to spectator status.
A few years later, Doug connected with one of Dave's friends from the Shelby days, Louie Unser, older brother to Al and Bobbie. Although Lou suffered from Multiple Sclerosis, he was a whiz at building race cars. He helped Doug get into a dirt-track car and become "Rookie of the Year." Unfortunately, the car was stolen, and Doug couldn't afford to replace it.
Doug raced a little here and there, but never really got a break. When he developed a debilitating inner-ear disorder, he decided to hang up his helmet for good. "You can't be out on a racetrack not knowing if you might get vertigo," he says. After working for a performance carburetor company for 18 years, he landed a job with Northrop Grumman.
Doug shared with us one of his favorite memories of his brother: "Dave and Sherry were on their way home from St. Louis with the new ['63] Z06 Corvette, and my buddies and I were all anxiously waiting at the house for their arrival. About a hour out, Dave called to let us know they were on their way. I'll never forget seeing that white Sting Ray Coupe coming around the corner. It looked to me like a Buck Rogers spaceship! "Right behind them were about 17 cars that had followed Dave off the freeway. Before we knew it, there were 40 or 50 people gathered around the Corvette asking, 'What kind of car is that?' It was just amazing and made me forever a Corvette man."
Today Doug is retired and enjoys spending time with his significant other, his speed boat, and his Atomic Orange '07 Z06.
Dave MacDonald's LegacyAt the height of Dave MacDonald's career, race cars were being developed at breathtaking speed. In some classes, a year-old car was completely obsolete. Since drivers and team owners are only interested in winning races, used race cars were usually sold off, then resold into obscurity.
Of the handful of cars MacDonald owned or was personally involved with, only three are accounted for: the Shelby Daytona, the King Cobra, and the Don Steves '63 Z06 Corvette. The Z06 was featured in Legendary Corvettes, by Randy Leffingwell, with stunning photography by Dave Wendt. By contrast, nearly all of MacDonald's race cars are accounted for and restored.
Perhaps the most enduring monument to MacDonald's career can be found more than 2,000 miles from where he made his name in racing, in Augusta, Georgia. On the land that was once home to the Augusta International Racing Complex now stand the Diamond Lakes Regional Park and a housing community. In honor of MacDonald's success at the speedway, the main road that runs through the community is named Dave MacDonald Drive. MacDonald raced at Augusta three times in 1963 and 1964, winning the '64 U.S. Road Racing Championships at the wheel of the Shelby King Cobra and finishing Second in both the USRRC-GT race (in a 289 Cobra Roadster) and the Augusta 510 NASCAR race (in a '63 Ford Galaxy).
In 2005, Sherry MacDonald; her son, Rich; daughter, Vicki; and granddaughter, Erikka, attended the dedication ceremony for a granite monument honoring the names of the drivers who raced at the eight tracks that were part of the Augusta complex. One can't help but wonder how many of the residents living in the new community know of the thunder that used to roll through the hills, courtesy of those unmuffled racing machines.
In last month's article, we told you about Dave and Sherry's first date in his red '55 Corvette. Today, the car--owned by Scott and Marilyn Davis--could not have a better home: the National Corvette Museum, in Bowling Green, Kentucky. It's been beautifully restored and is part of the Mobil Service Station display.
(Los Angeles) Herald-Examiner staff writer Wilson R. Springer was covering the 1964 Indy 500 and captured MacDonald's last comment to the press about his racing career, just after a day of track testing.
"There are thousands of guys who never do what they want to, and they step off a curb and get killed, or they get so disgusted with their lives that they die with heart trouble or drinking. I am doing what I always wanted to do, and I'm going to qualify for the race." Dave MacDonald is emblematic of a time when an average guy, with average means, could achieve his dreams thanks to hard work, family support, and talent.
Unlike in modern-day racing, where teams carefully document everything, record keeping was spotty back in the early '60s. Nevertheless, Rich MacDonald has closely examined his father's racing career and come up with what the MacDonald family considers to be an accurate tally for Dave's career. Of the 105 races MacDonald entered, he scored 45 First Place victories and finished in the Top 3 in 67 races. Given his formidable record, his distinctive driving style, and his affable personality, it's easy to see why Dave MacDonald ranks so highly among the legends of Corvette racing.
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"She just got me for $80," said Fernald, opening a bag containing bows, leggings, a necklace, a bracelet and a zebra-print tutu she had bought for her daughter at Groton's Eighth Annual Fall Festival.
Then again, she didn't really mind.
"I love everything about this festival," she said. "I get the feel of all the local businesses. Some of them you don't even know about, until you're here."
The Groton Business Association created the festival eight years ago exactly for that reason, and to build a community event. Thousands attended on Saturday in perfect fall weather. Steve Elci & Friends, guitarist Lou Manzi and Dancer's Inc. performed for the crowds, along with others.
More than 130 vendor tents lined both sides of the track along Fort Hill Road, rounding the corner by the playground for the first time this year.
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She started the business "Wrapped with Love" about six months ago, creating decorative letters and wreaths by wrapping them in yarn.
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SUNBURY — Edna G. "Granny" Curry, 85, of Sunbury, died Saturday afternoon, March 3, 2012, at Heartland of Centerburg.
She was born Oct. 9, 1926, in Columbus, to the late James and Grace (Hammill) O'Donnell. She had lived in the Sunbury area for 38 years and was a homemaker.
Affectionately known as "Granny," she enjoyed bingo and watching the Ohio State Buckeyes football team on television. Granny loved her family and enjoyed making beaded jewelry.
She is survived by her son, Earnest Curry of Sunbury; grandchildren, Toney Curry and Genie Demorest, both of Galena; great-grandchildren, Taylor and Alexa Demorest.
Preceded in death by her husband, Ernest Curry, Jan. 7, 1984; brother, Bernard; sister, Margaret.
Friends may call Tuesday from 6 to 8 p.m. at the DeVore-Snyder Funeral Home, Ohio 3 at 61, Sunbury, where services will be held Wednesday at 11 a.m. with Pastor Wayne Booth officiating. Interment will follow in the Fairview Memorial Park.
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Biography for Sean M. Finerty, Esq.
Mr. Finerty is an associate of The Alvarez Firm, a law corporation, where he provides counsel on business, real estate and land use transactions, and estate planning. Working for a small, local government attorney's office and representing clients in small law firms, Mr. Finerty developed a unique ability to see challenges from several points of view, and propose solutions that accommodate the needs of all parties.
Mr. Finerty developed an insider's familiarity in land use law, including conditional use permits and land use disputes, while working in the Office of the Town Attorney in Los Gatos, Calif. During his tenure, he drafted and reviewed Town ordinances and resolutions, as well as prepared Town staff reports and court filings. In addition, he administered property loss and personal injury claims for and against the Town, coordinating between Town departments and the Association of Bay Area Governments. In addition, he worked as a legal assistant in the Law Office of Reg. J. Lormon in Los Gatos, Calif. and for Jon J. Campisi, Attorney at Law (Santa Clara, Calif.). Consistent with his great passion for sports, Mr. Finerty worked for the Santa Clara University Athletic Department in media relations, marketing and promotion, and with the San Jose Earthquakes of Major League Soccer.
Mr. Finerty earned both his bachelor's degree in English and his Juris Doctor from Santa Clara University in Santa Clara, Calif. He was admitted to the California State Bar and to the United States District Court, Northern District of California, in 2008.


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AFCEA International Awards Program
The Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award is given to the one chapter which has most significantly contributed to the professional development of younger AFCEANs by providing a forum of programs and initiatives geared to their unique needs. Chapters of similar size compete with each other for this award and there are five different size categories.
Chapters must have received the Model Young AFCEAN Program award in order to be nominated for this award.
Awards will be presented at WEST 2015 (February 10-12, 2015)
2012 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
2011 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
Central Maryland Chapterenyland
The YAC community within the Central Maryland Chapter has a long history of success, continuously identifying new members and strong leaders that empower the chapter as it takes on new challenges and reaches new heights. The YACs of Central Maryland are truly deserving of the Young AFCEAN Program Award. First, they maintained and enhanced their many and varied contributions to the chapter's success, exhibiting all the positive traits for which AFCEA stands - including leadership, hard work, teamwork, integrity, and commitment. While this extensive body of contributions would alone be worthy of strong consideration for this award, Central Maryland's YACs undertook additional initiatives including establishing a new Student Club at Anne Arundel Community College and leading regional YAC outreach efforts focused on collaboration across chapters. We can count on this inspiring group of YACs as the fabric of the
chapter's success today, and at the regional and international levels in the future.
Lexington-Concord Chapteren
This was another impressive year for the Young AFCEANs of Lexington-Concord. In particular their community outreach and support to furthering STEM in the local schools has been exceptional. This year, due to their pioneering efforts two years ago, Hanscom was selected for inclusion in the DoD STARBASE program to further the development of STEM in elementary school fifth graders. The LCYAs provide a well- rounded set of programs that impoves each and every year. They are deserving of the Young AFCEAN Program Award.
Montgomery Chapter
The Chapter started to move forward with its Young AFCEA program in September 2010. At that time there were 18 active YACs; currently, they have 86 YACs -- over 350% increase in membership participation. What a stellar performance of this incredible YAAC council! Their first annual Young AFCEA Advisory Council Montgomery Chapter golf outing took place following the Air Force Information Technology Conference. Although Hurricane Irene prevented a number of registrants from attending, they enjoyed more than 150 government and industry participants. More than 20 sponsors supported the YAAC Montgomery Chapter golf outing, and as a result of sponsors and registrants, they grossed over $35,000. Equally impressive is the substance of their Business over Breakfast series. Additionally, the impact of the Montgomery Young AFCEANs relative to supporting the education of students in the Montgomery River Region is beyond measure. They have developed and implemented numerous programs in support of STEM attributes. The Montgomery Chapter is most deserving of the Young AFCEAN Program Award!
Middle Georgia Chapter
The Young AFCEANs are the ones who have kept this Chapter going through the various changes in leadership -- there was one meeting where only five attended with four being young AFCEANS; with a more recent meeting hosting over forty in attendance. There are one or two of the "faithful" members that continue to serve, but the momentum in the Chapter goes to the young. The Young AFCEAN of the Month program (based primarily on the military communications mission and is usually awarded to a young enlisted person) has been very successful. This a great way to promote the legacy to those coming behind! This has been the only Chapter in the region with a program for the last few years. The YACs most definitely deserve the award! community within the Central Maryland Chapter has a long history of success, continuously identifying new
2010 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
Fort Monmouth Chapter
Due to the 2005 Base Realignment and Closure (BRAC), the Fort Monmouth Young AFCEANs
have been in a unique position and tackled challenges that few, if any, other chapters had to face,
constant attrition of members to other installations, chapters, and industries while maintaining
members through constant recruitment. Despite these obstacles, the Young AFCEANs have
strived to meet members' needs and be a positive and influential role model for the community.
They have excelled in the areas of career development through formalized events and scholarship
programs, held chapter officer positions, and have branched out to support other groups and
organizations to uphold the values of AFCEA.
Scott-St. Louis Area Chapter
The Scott-St. Louis Area Chapter Young AFCEAN program has taken an exciting transition
this year, from a small effort by a few individuals to a growing and vibrant program marked by
enthusiasm and energy. That enthusiasm is catching, and starting to rub off on many older
corporate members. The Young AFCEAN program has struggled for many years due to heavy
workloads and high demands for younger members. That workload has not diminished; if
anything, the stress of deployments and pressure of supporting the warfighters has put even more
demands on all the Chapter's members. The Young AFCEAN program at the Scott chapter has
grown in membership, activity, and impact. That is a tribute to the Young AFCEAN leadership and
the overall quality and dedication of our young AFCEANS.
Washington DC Chapter
The progress made by the Washington DC Chapter Young AFCEANS has been outstanding
and their membership has doubled in just the last two years. The chapter relies heavily on the
YAFCEANs for vital support for all the major events: 9 Luncheon Panel programs, a very large
(1,000 attendees) Winter Corcoran Gala, the Spring Military Leadership Awards Gala, and two
major Technical Symposia. Their professional development programs are extremely well run
with outstanding content from senior Business Development leaders, and offering more than
most corporate programs. They actively support Science Fairs and Science Teaching tools in
the DC schools.
2009 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
Lexington-Concord Chapter
The Lexington-Concord Young AFCEANs had another phenomenal year. They've hosted five mentorship events, championed the OSD/R-run STARBASE Program, sponsored the YMCA Inner City AERO Challenge, and helped place 32 high school students into Defense/Aerospace companies for summer internships. They facilitated $32,500 in ROTC scholarships, partnered in sending more than 1,000 packages to troops around the world and attained two positions on the Chapter's Executive Committee. In sum, many great accomplishments were achieved in 2009!
Stuttgart Chapter
The Stuttgart Chapter is one of AFCEA's most active. Major commands in its area include USEUCOM, USAFRICOM, and DISA-Europe. Despite its Small Chapter status, it conducts numerous activities and social events associated with Young AFCEANs. The Stuttgart Chapter awards annual scholarships ($10,000 in U.S. Savings Bonds) to local DOD and Stuttgart area High School seniors and presents a special Mentorship program with the DOD Patch High School. Yearly IT tours involving both High School students and junior military personnel in Germany also take place in addition to two annual Tech Expos, multiple luncheons, and an annual Golf Classic.
2008 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
Kaiserslautern Chapter
This chapter is the premier AFCEA chapter in Europe. One of the critical reasons for this is their active recruitment, involvement and rewarding of young AFCEANs of all ranks and grades. They have done this year after year and the chapter has continued to grow and be recognized as an exceptional organization in their community. Being a member of this chapter is a must for the communicators in the Kaiserslautern Military Community and is on the critical path for young AFCEANS to be promoted in their career fields.
Lexington-Concord Chapter
The Lexington Concord Young AFCEANs (LCYAs) have had a truly phenomenal year. They partnered with the local AFA Chapter to support the AFCYBER Symposium, championed the OSD//R-run STARBASE program, helped run the MATHCOUNTS State Competition, sponsored the YMCA Inner City AERO Challenge, sent more than 1,000 care packages to troops around the world, brought on 30 new Young AFCEANS, and formed their own Executive Committee, mirroring that of the Chapter. In sum, they rule!
2007 Young AFCEAN Chapter Program Award Winners
Central Maryland Chapter
The Central Maryland Chapter's Young AFCEAN Program is vibrant, enabling much of the Chapter's overall success. They sponsor the Bull & Oyster Roast, Technology Over Bagels Seminars, Professional Development Seminars, and Mentorship Nights. Their elected leadership team has documented their position descriptions and has shared their strategy with other Young AFCEAN Programs. The Young AFCEANs lead the Adopt-a-School program, teaching and mentoring juniors about interviewing, career planning, goal setting and communication skills.
Northern Virginia Chapter
The very active NOVA Young AFCEAN Program offers multiple opportunities for career development and provides essential support to Chapter activities and events. Monthly planning meetings, socials, professional tours, Mentor-Protégé and Career Transition nights allow the YAFCEANs to interact with peers and senior industry and government representatives. YAFCEANs act as mentors to the George Mason University (GMU) Sub-Chapter, helping students to draw upon resources in the technology community. The Program is an invaluable resource for recruiting new members, developing new leaders, and building lifelong loyalty to AFCEA.
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Taking care of her to-do list, Lily Collins hit up a novelty store in Hollywood on Sunday afternoon (April 6).
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Adding another magazine cover to her credit, Lily Collins fronted the April 2014 issue of Lucky.
The "Mortal Instruments: City of Bones" beauty looked absolutely adorable in designer duds from Bec & Bridge and Eddie Borgo for the Todd Cole-shot spread while she shared details about her career and revealed her true feelings about her famous eye brows.
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Israeli start-up Boxee recently closed a $16.5 million round of financing led by new investors Pitango and Softbank, as well as prior investors General Catalyst, Spark Capital, and Union Square Ventures.
The company that makes software for watching online video on your TV set, says it will use the money to further develop its product and establish more partnerships for content and hardware gadgets.
Boxee's media center software is based on open code, which finds a user's favorite shows and movies that are already available on the Internet and puts them on the TV, without a monthly fee.
The funding comes after the company raised $6 million in August 2009, but the company has expanded substantially since then and now needs more funds to compete against other set-top boxes including TiVo and the Apple TV.
"We are more hungry and driven than ever," Boxee's Avner Ronen said in a blog post. "Less naive, but dreaming even more ambitious dreams. We are also recruiting, so if you are a Boxee fan and passionate about what we're doing then maybe you can join us in NY or TLV."
Ronen founded the company in 2007. ISRAEL21c listed Boxee as one of the must-have Top Ten gadgets emanating from Israel in 2009.
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Teen shot wrong home: Over the weekend, a teen was shot entering the wrong home.
A teenager was shot and killed as he tried to enter his neighbor's home after a night of drinking.
Shawn and Jennea Gordley of Sterling, Virginia, said they do not blame the neighbors for killing their son Caleb, 16, reported The Associated Press.
The father said Caleb snuck out of his house on Saturday to get drunk with friends. When he walked home, Caleb mistakenly went in through the back window of his neighbor's home.
The teen lived in the house for less than a year and both houses looked the same.
According to the Washington Post, the owner of the home, who was not named, said he heard his alarm go off and grabbed his gun and investigated.
He told police that he ordered the teen to leave and fired a warning shot, but Caleb apparently approached him and he shot and killed him, the paper said.
"They have the exact same staircase as us, the exact same carpet. Caleb clearly thought he was in his own house," Shawn Gordley told the Post.
Park View High School football coach Ferris Eways said Caleb was a good student and athlete.
"He's a kid with a smile on his face all day long," Eways said. "Great kid. Good to his friends, good to his teachers, and behavior-wise an outstanding student. Never ever complained, never ever did anything disobedient."
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Struggling to keep a check on mobile towers being erected illegally on private properties, the PMC has now decided to allow towers for telecommunication to be erected on open land owned by the civic body after the Reliance Gio sought land on lease to set up its 4th generation (4G) wireless broadband network service in the city.
"The civic body never gave permission for towers of telecommunication services to come up on civic land. However, the demand of a private company to set up towers to provide 4G service in the city has made the civic body lease out the required land," said R T Shinde, PMC land estate officer.
It seems the civic administration realised that there was no harm in leasing out civic plots to set up towers for telecommunication service, he said, adding that land required for each tower was a mere 4-sqm plot and it would be accommodated in any corner of the reserved land of a civic facility like a garden.
As per the demand, the PMC would lease out 300 spots across the city for 30 years. "The policy decision has been taken to erect towers in civic-owned land, but each tower will come up after it receives the building construction department nod," Shinde said. He added that the department would give its opinion on the proposal for each tower after taking the proposed land into consideration.
"The PMC would ensure that the towers are as per the telecom policy of the Union government. The civic body would follow its property lease policy to lease land for towers and it would only be done by inviting tenders so that interested parties can participate in the bid. The private company would have to identify land and submit a plan," said Shinde.
The civic administration decides the lease amount based on the ready reckoner rate, Shinde said, adding the lease would vary for land required for each tower. The civic administration would apply the maximum of the ready reckoner rate for all the towers, which would be increased by 12 per cent every three years.
Standing committee chairperson Bapu Karne said the civic panel gave its nod to the proposal as it would provide new revenue source for the civic body. "The PMC will set the initial lease amount for each tower at Rs 2,820 in the tender so that the bidders can quote their amount. The one giving maximum lease would be able to erect towers on civic land," he said.
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