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The Edwards Boulevard extension north has been open since October, but one more piece remains to put the finishing touches on it.
In time for summer, traffic lights and a reworked intersection at Sheridan Springs Road and Interchange North will be installed to improve traffic flow and safety in the area.
On Monday night, the City Council voted to spend more than $282,000 for the work and another $20,000 for project engineering, which will widen Interchange North, revise the sidewalk and intersection and add traffic signals at the location.
The project will be funded through Tax Incremental Financing district money, which included $600,000 set aside for traffic signals around the city.
Sheridan Springs meets Interchange North near Brunk Industries and across from the Shell Horizon gas station. Sheridan Springs is the most- used road to reach the Edwards Boulevard extension frontage road, which runs parallel to Highway 12, and travels past Best Buy, Target and Home Depot before intersecting with Highway 50.
Interchange North will be widened on the north side, which is where the gas station is. There will be two lanes and a southbound turn lane onto Sheridan Springs for those heading west.
While heading north at the intersection, there will be plenty of space to turn left, go straight into the gas station facility or turn right to head east on Interchange North.
Lake Geneva Public Works Director Dan Winkler said traffic is increasing in that area because of the Edwards Extension.
He said this reworked and signaled intersection will make it safer for people turning left from Sheridan Springs on to Interchange North. It also will improve traffic flow around the area, he said.
Former alderman Tom Spellman disagreed with the claims of use of the Edwards Extension and need for the traffic signal expenditure.
He said he still uses Highway 12 and suggested there was "no traffic" on the Edwards extension. Spellman said that proves the road doesn't justify spending $300,000.
"I can't use the road," he said during public comments of the Finance, License and Regulation Committee. "I can't figure out how to use it."
He called spending money to install traffic lights at the intersection, "another folly."
Winkler said traffic numbers have been analyzed. Previous existing data information was used and projections were made based on the addition of the Edwards Boulevard extension. He said it showed 42 percent goes to Target and uses the north part of the extension.
Alderman Frank Marsala said he has been approached by taxpayers asking if traffic lights would be installed at the intersection.
The plan from the start of the project has included work on the Sheridan Springs and Interchange North intersection.
On a 7-1 vote, the city awarded the bid to Mann Bros., Elkhorn, to perform the work. There were three other bidders for the project. Three bids were relatively close, while the fourth was $340,000.
The council also voted 7-1 to agree to engineering services with Crispell-Snyder at a cost not to exceed $20,900. Alderwoman Mary Jo Fesenmaier voted against both motions.
Winkler said work is expected to start "when the winter weather breaks," likely in spring. There will be no road closures on either Sheridan Springs or Interchange North during the work and installation of lights.
On April 1, 2008, Lake Geneva voters approved the Edwards Boulevard extension project on a 1,110-658 vote.
The project, which was approved by voters to not exceed $2.9 million, extended Edwards Boulevard north from the Target and Best Buy area to Sheridan Spring Road and it includes a bridge over the White River.
RYAN Companies, developers of Target, chipped in $600,000. The cost of the road was $2 million.
The hope for the extension has been to improve traffic flow and congestion in the city and help the businesses currently on the north end of Edwards Boulevard.
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The most serious allegation that News Corp (NSDQ: NWS). is facing in the states is the suggestion that reporters may have hacked the phones of 9/11 victims. The company has flatly denied that this happened. And the AP notes that the allegation rests on "a single, thinly sourced news story in the Daily Mirror, a London tabloid rival to Murdoch's The Sun."
However thin the sourcing may be, the allegation does seem to have taken on a life of its own. U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder has accepted an invitation to meet with families of 9/11 victims to discuss the allegation. An attorney who has worked with 9/11 families for years was circumspect, saying only: "We hope that the cell phones of the 9/11 victims and their relatives have not been hacked."
The other serious legal threat is the idea that News Corp. employees may have violated the tough U.S. anti-bribery law known as the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act. But to pursue this legal claim, British authorities would have to first establish that such bribery really took place. So that's an accusation that is going to take a while to sort out.
If the SEC or another regulator did bring an FCPA claim, it could be a case of first impression with major legal significance. Companies that get busted under the FCPA are typically doing things like paying officials to get lucrative contracts; the law has never been used against journalists paying for information, and it isn't crystal clear that it would apply in such a situation.
Finally, the FBI also intends to question actor Jude Law, according to the BBC. Law has already filed a lawsuit in the U.K. alleging that his phone was hacked. If any of that hacking happened while Law was in the U.S., it could potentially become part of any U.S. criminal case.
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» James Murdoch will spend a good portion of this week fighting off allegation that he lied to Parliament by saying he had no knowledge of phone-hacking-despite the fact former News Corp. execs say that by 2008 James Murdoch did know more.
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(AP) SYRACUSE, N.Y. -- Munchie Legaux threw for two touchdowns, one a short toss that Isaiah Pead turned into a backbreaking 69-yard score in the fourth quarter, and Tony Miliano kicked three field goals as Cincinnati beat Syracuse 30-13 on Saturday to remain in the running for the Big East title.
When play began Saturday, four teams remained in the hunt for the Big East's automatic bid to the Bowl Championship Series and the Bearcats (8-3, 4-2 Big East) were one of them. They could clinch a share of the title by winning their final game at home next week against Connecticut, but they also needed losses by West Virginia and Rutgers. The Scarlet Knights obliged, losing at UConn on Saturday.
A loss next week by Cincinnati would give Louisville, 5-2 in the Big East, the title. If there's a tie, the team with the highest BCS ranking would get the conference's automatic BCS bid.
It was the fourth straight loss for Syracuse (5-6, 1-5 Big East), which needs to win at Pittsburgh next week to become eligible for the postseason.
Without senior quarterback Zach Collaros, who's out for the rest of the regular season with a broken right ankle, the Bearcats had become vulnerable, losing two straight. In a 20-3 loss at Rutgers last week, Cincinnati was limited to a season-low 225 total yards with Legaux at the helm in his first college start.
Legaux entered the Syracuse game 27 of 59 for 363 yards and two interceptions and no touchdowns. He did just enough on this day, completing 13 of 22 passes for 169 yards, without a turnover or a sack. Pead finished with 244 all-purpose yards, including nine receptions for 112 yards.
Ryan Nassib was 19 of 38 for 203 yards passing with one touchdown and interception for Syracuse. Antwon Bailey had 27 carries for 135 yards to go over 2,000 yards for his career and Nick Provo had a 13-yard touchdown catch late in the third quarter to pull Syracuse within 23-13.
Syracuse was unable to gain any kind of field advantage the entire game, starting no better than its own 26. The Bearcats did, though, and none better than on the second-half kickoff.
Freshman Ralph David Abernathy IV returned the kick 71 yards, failing to beat the only defender left between him and the end zone as kicker Ross Krautman made a saving tackle at the Orange 24. It went for naught when Pead scored on the next play for a 17-6 lead.
Backup quarterback Jordan Luallen's 49-yard run set up the Bearcats at the Syracuse 1 midway through the third, but he lost 2 yards on the next play and a false start put the Bearcats back at the 8 and they had to settle for Miliano's 22-yard field goal for a 20-6 lead.
Miliano upped it to 23-6 with a 48-yard field goal at 4:40 of the third and Pead put the game out of reach when he took a dump pass over the middle from Legaux and scored with 9:13 left in the fourth.
Against Rutgers, Legaux was 12 of 31 for 158 yards and one interception and rushed for another 31 yards on 12 carries in his first start in place of Collaros. He was better against the Orange and began to show it late in the second quarter.
After briefly being pulled in favor of Luallen, Legaux overcame a personal foul penalty whistled against Bearcats tight end Travis Kelce. Cool in the face of the Syracuse rush and backpedaling to stay out of trouble, Legaux hit a wide-open D.J. Woods for 29 yards.
After Syracuse linebacker Dyshawn Davis was called for a horse-collar tackle, Legaux hit Kelce for a 2-yard touchdown pass with 2:06 left in the second for a 10-6 halftime lead.
Nassib hit Provo for a 13-yard score on third down to pull Syracuse within 23-13 heading to the fourth.
Cincinnati (7-3) at Syracuse (5-5) Nov. 26, 12:00, ESPN2
Here's The Deal … Now that Cincinnati has begun to circle the drain, is it too late for this program to regroup and get back on its feet? Two weeks ago, the Bearcats were riding high, winners of six straight, and the leaders of the Big East. And then misfortune struck. On Nov. 12, they suffered a double-whammy, losing a game to West Virginia, and QB Zach Collaros to a season-ending ankle injury. In a clear indication that this is not the same team without its leader, Cincy was toothless in Saturday's 20-3 loss to Rutgers. Their cushion now vanished, the Bearcats are one of five Big East teams with two conference losses. Go figure Syracuse. The school that shocked West Virginia on a Friday night last October hasn't won a game since, dropping three in-a-row to teeter on the brink of bowl extinction. Even during an off week, the Orange couldn't escape the negative vibe, as leading tackler Phillip Thomas was suspended for one year for a violation of team rules.
Why Cincinnati Might Win: The offense may be in free-fall, but the defense has been very steady for head coach Butch Jones. The Bearcats have been downright dominant at the point of attack, spurring a unit that's ranked no lower than No. 7 in sacks, run defense and turnover margin. Cincinnati has been able to shove around opponents, and disrupt their rhythm in the backfield, with ample support from LB J.K. Schaffer and linemen Derek Wolfe, John Hughes, Walter Stewart and Dan Giordano. During its three-game losing streak, Syracuse has averaged only 16 points a game, having a particularly tough time keeping the pocket clean.
Why Syracuse Might Win: Is there any hope for the Cincinnati offense, which is now in the hands of inexperienced QB Munchie Legaux? The attack was brutally inept in Piscataway, producing just 11 first downs, 225 total yards and one field goal. The absence of Collaros has even neutralized star RB Isaiah Pead, who could only muster 28 yards on 14 carries against the Scarlet Knights. The Orange will no doubt miss Thomas in the secondary, but S Shamarko Thomas, DE Chandler Jones and LB Dyshawn Davis are capable of picking up some of the slack. Syracuse suddenly has a considerable edge behind center with veteran Ryan Nassib, who's thrown 20 touchdown passes to just six picks.
What To Watch Out For: The Orange knows that it'll need to spring RB Antwon Bailey this week in order to get back into the win column; the team is 4-1 when he's rushed for 100 yards this season, and 1-4 when he hasn't. And while it hasn't been easy running the ball on Cincinnati for the better part of 2011, the Bearcats were gashed for 200 yards and two touchdowns by Rutgers rookie Jawan Jamison last weekend. Syracuse is at its best when it establishes the ground game, and doesn't force Nassib into third-and-long situations.
What Will Happen: Cincinnati showed no signs in the loss to Rutgers that it was prepared to endure life without Collaros at the helm; the offense scored just a field goal, and the run defense had its worst outing since the beginning of the year. Enter a rested Syracuse squad that'll be playing with its back against the wall. After watching film, it'll stack the box in order to make sure that Pead cannot be the hero in this one. The offense will showcase just enough balance from Nassib and Bailey to help snap the program's nasty three-game losing skid.
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Rare 1792 Washington Getz Pattern Cent1792 1C Washington Getz Pattern Cent, Small Eagle, XF45 PCGS. Baker-25, Breen-1352. Copper. Medal turn. The U.S. Constitution was enacted in 1788, and the first Congress under the new Constitution was assembled in 1789. President Washington supported a Federal mint, but progress was delayed until Oct. 25, 1791, when, per Breen, "Washington reminded the legislators that it was now up to them to enact laws implementing their earlier resolution to found a federal mint." Senator Robert Morris introduced a bill on Dec. 21 that would place the portrait of the current President on U.S. coinage. Patterns to that effect were made by Peter Getz of Lancaster, Pennsylvania, who Breen states was "hired" by Morris.
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For design inspiration, Getz turned to John Gregory Hancock's Baker-16 1791 Small Eagle cent, which in an ironical twist was originally struck as a pattern to secure a Federal coinage contract. Getz omitted any indication of denomination, and only one pair of Small Eagle dies were used, but large diameter silver pieces that show the denticles are traditionally called half dollars. Pieces struck on copper flans with a slightly smaller diameter omit the dentils, and are considered cent patterns. It is believed that the patterns were actually struck in Harper's coachhouse on 6th Street in Philadelphia. This historic structure housed the U.S. Mint's machinery in 1792 before the nearby First Philadelphia Mint building was occupied. Harper's cellar was the location for the striking of the famous 1792 half dismes. The efforts of Getz were in vain, since Washington regarded Presidential portraits on coins to be monarchial. Only one sitting President has appeared on a U.S. coin: the unheralded Calvin Coolidge, on the 1926 Sesquicentennial half.
This mahogany-brown example is evenly struck aside from minor weakness on the left (facing) wingtip and the center of the shield. The obverse has a few thin marks concealed by the patina, and a planchet flaw is noted between the hair ribbon and the second E in PRESIDENT. Wear is generally limited to Washington's jaw and epaulet. All Getz patterns are very rare, and are highly coveted for their link to the first Federal coinages. Listed on page 78 of the 2009 Guide Book. Population: 1 in 45, 2 finer (6/08). (PCGS# 921)
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In 1999, a film publicist named Jeff Dowd sidled over to me at the Salt Lake City airport and gave me my first tout that year for a Sundance entry. "See 'The Blair Witch Project,' " he said. "I'm not even working for it, and I'm telling you this." I saw it, and when it opened in July of that year, I gave it a four-star rating.
Maybe it deserved it. No force on Earth could compel me to go back and see it again. It had an effective sense of accumulating horror. I liked it at the time. Since then, I've grown weary of the genre it inspired, the found-footage horror film. In this genre we are given low-quality home video footage, usually underlit, lacking in pacing and intentionally hard to comprehend. The premise is that the footage was taken before some unspeakable event occurred, was discovered later and now is in the film we are watching.
"Paranormal Activity" is the best subsequent example of a found-footage film. "V/H/S" is an example of the genre at its least compelling. It's an anthology of six separate horror stories shot in low-definition VHS. The first, "Tape 56," explains the other five. A group of masked intruders break into a house on a mission to retrieve certain videotapes. After routine haunted-house scares, they come upon the house's owner, sitting dead and decomposing in front of a wall of video monitors.
While one of the group stays to look at some of the video, the others explore the house and make more unsettling discoveries. The overall film consists of this linking film and five other stories, each with a different director and different casts — with slight overlapping of actors.
Do you want to hear the five stories? Better you should make sense of them yourself. One of the pleasures or punishments of the film is that we're not always sure when we have left one story and entered another.
The idea, I gather, is that "V/H/S" is sort of a showcase for its young directors and actors. Since it's such a muddle, I don't understand how any of them hope to stand out. It plays more like a student project in which several short films were cobbled together in the popular found-footage horror genre to masquerade as a feature.
What's the point? None of the segments is particularly compelling. Strung together, it's way too much of a muchness. These ambitious young artists might be better advised to make what I naively call a "real movie." For example, Ti West, one of the six directors, has already released "The Innkeepers," a well-made and effective haunted hotel movie that exhibited a real gift for framing and placement; it created some genuine scares out of what he showed and didn't show. I'd bet on a guy like that. If he showed me "V/H/S," I'd hedge my bet.
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Subscribe to this group so you can share and discuss your thoughts on Internet policies. Please try and provide your views by Friday, 8 November 2013.
I am very happy to be part of this group. Let me introduce myself: my name is Bianca Clemente and I live in Naples. It 'was a fluke that I have launched the account on the site of Europe but I'm glad I did. I work in journalism and communications, I also have other evidence of specialization.
The transition to globalization becomes an even more critical point of globalization itself .
The feedback report on the online consultation that the Commission ran from 9 October to 8 November 2013 on "Europe and the Internet in a global context – what future, what challenges ahead?" is now availa
Deutsche Telekom welcomes the European Commission's consultation on Internet governance and the opportunity to respond to the questions raised in this context.
Denmark appreciates the opportunity to set forth our views on the future of Internet governance at this critical juncture in Internet governance history. The growing demand for legitimate and sustainable solutions to the current and future challenges of Internet governance makes the status
Is there a need to move toward one global principle based framework?
The Internet Corporation on Assigned Names and Numbers is honoured to have the opportunity to contribute to this important dialogue. Governance of the Internet • Is there a need to move toward one global principle-based framework?
CENTR is the European association for country code top-level domain registries (ccTLDs). A ccTLD registry is responsible for the administration of its country's country code on the Internet, such as .de for Germany, .es for Spain.
ETNO welcomes the opportunity to respond to the European Commission's consultation on Internet Governance, entitled Europe and the Internet in a global context – What future, what challenges ahead?
Are we on the right track towards a system of governance on an equal footing?
Telecom Italia (hereafter TI) welcomes the opportunity to respond to the informal consultation on the role of Europe in Internet governance.
1. Governance of the Internet
Following the request for comments issued by the European Commissioner for Digital Agenda on 9th October, 2013, the Computer & Communications Industry Association (CCIA) submits the following comments on Internet Governance.
Nominet is the Internet domain name registry for .uk. We welcome this consultation and look forward to the developing discussion.
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The keys to the Internet's success have been three fold:
Do you think that the current multi-stakeholder model has enough legitimacy – both regarding process and stakeholders - given the fundamental impact of the Internet on our societies? There is no single "current multi-stakeholder model".
Governance of the Internet 1. Is there a need to move toward one global principle-based framework?
To grow productivity EU people needs free or cheap access to the Internet, like US people have in Philadelphia and other cities. Particularly free WiFi spots is just rare possibility in the most of EU countries, especially south ones.
My thoughts are that: 1) Internet is becoming an integral part of our lives. The distinction between digital and analog is disappearing fast. So policy has to start reflecting this. 2) the internet truly has no borders. All decisions made about the internet and devices, software, etc.
Digital grassroots engagement in Europe - do you think that's still a myth? Do you think there are successful examples of digital campaigns or other initiatives enabling this process of participation?
This topic doesn't seem to have attracted too much of this community's attention although strands of it have surfaced in some of the postings. The notion of multistakeholderism (as a form of deliberative democracy it was suggested in one of the postings) is central to IG, to my understanding
Due to mass surveillance operations recently reveled, I believe that the real question is not whether the international community is heading to a global principle-based framework but how the international community is planning to regulate the Internet and most importantly what Europe's role will
Dear Friends NPOC, the ICANN Non Commercial User Constituency together with GKPF, the Global Knowledge Partnership Foundations,and other organizations involved in IG have developed a number of documents that seem to be very relevant to the discussion here.
Another key issue from the Discussion Paper we'd like to debate is the Internet as a legal space.
Another issue of the Discussion Paper that we would like to debate is the architecture of the Internet.
I'd like to launch a discussion on another very relevant issue of internet governance which is mentioned in the Discussion Paper: the multi-stakeholder model thr
I'd like to start off the discussion on the first item of the Discussion Paper, namely some key questions around Internet Governance:


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UAA senior Micah Chelimo ran to victory in the men's one-mile race Saturday at the Ed Jacoby Invitational indoor track and field meet in Nampa, Idaho
Chelimo's time of 4:15.86 qualified him provisionally for the NCAA Division II indoor championships in March.
Three other Seawolves posted provisional qualifying mark — Ethan Hewitt in the men's 400, Cody Thomas in the men's heptathlon and Jamie Ashcroft in the women's 200.
Hewitt's time of 48.65 broke his own school record of 48.84, set a year ago. He finished second in the race.
Ashcroft set a school record in the 200 with her third-place time of 24.89, which eclipsed the 25.2 set a year ago by Rosie Smith.
Thomas, who placed fourth in heptathlon, scored 4,805 points to qualify provisionally for the national championships; the automatic qualifying mark is 5,250.
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In the film, Ralph (John C. Reilly) is tired of being overshadowed by Fix-It Felix (Jack McBrayer), the "good guy" star of their game who always gets to save the day. But after decades doing the same thing and seeing all the glory go to Felix, Ralph decides he's tired of playing the role of a bad guy. He takes matters into his own massive hands and sets off on a game-hopping journey across the arcade through every generation of video games to prove he's got what it takes to be a hero.
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SoMD ADV Riders Present: The 2014 GS Trophy Challenge USA Qualifier
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Oddometer: 5,600
Off With My Head!!
Entering the Performance Center...a warm welcome indeed!
First order of business is sticker the rear helmet, left and right side bike and the windshield.
OOPs no windshield here...so how about a sticker on front facing tool box?
HP2 sexed up!
J4S had to chisel some bug juice off, but gets 'er done.
We run into an old instructor, Ross McKinney. We try to scam some points, but judging by later results this will prove fruitless.
The sun rises over 75 participants. I was the only X-country, there was one other G650, a 650 twin, two HP2s, one R1100, one R1150, two R80GS, and the rest were F800s/R1200s.
There are 5 groups of 15 (75 riders total). Turns out we miss riding with J4S by 3 riders.
J4S, the orange clan:
Blaster and I in the purple clan:
At first we thought it was based on what riding ability we selected. We figured he signed up for baby-novice, so we guffed him a bit about it
The photog for the day, none other than Neil Bayle himself.
Well, needless to say I would probably come back down again next year, but Blast Off Adventures will be get some extra implements of destruction for the yard.
I had some really nice wins and so many abysmal failures too. Rules for today--no standing on pegs. Points for dabbing, DNF (Did not finish) for any exercise you drop the bike.
Exercise one:
This was a simple right angle turn. Basically, enter the cone gate, make a 90 degree turn and leave the cone gate. Lose points for dabbing, or hitting a cone, or over the lines.
There was an option, and I took the harder/sharper option. Bad move....I DNFed, 0 points.
Exercise two:
Slow ride. You have a about 100 feet, which has a left and right boundary marker. The first section is twice as wide as the second section, which is twice as wide as the third section. This rider is in the second section, about to enter the final third (narrowest section)
You had to ride for 30 seconds without dabbing, or leaving the left/right boundaries. Every 10 feet you traveled you lost another 10 points.
For my group of 15, I was the only one to score, and it was 40 points.
Exercise 3:
This was a typical lock to lock figure eight.
I snatched full points, 20 points.
Exercise 4:
This was series of salom weaves, and a sea of cones. I should have walked to course, but we ran long on time. Meanwhile, I lost focus, realized my salom was now riding as a straight line, so why not throw the bike on the ground.
I DNFed, losing 200 points.
Exercise 5:
A series of 5 gates offset up a hill. You had to come to a non-spoke moving stop, but not dab.
Worth 60 points, and I probably got 50 pts
Exercise 6:
This was after lunch, and honestly, I think my mojo had a full tummy. Dismal points after lunch. This exercise was a small box. You had to do two full revolutions. However, the box was smaller than lock to lock turn. Basically, you had enter with some speed and either trials stop the bike around the rear axel, or have decent bike lean (centrifically) get the bike around.
Exercise 7:
Lest you not go big or go home, one to the barrels. The barrel had a cone on it. You had to ride the bike, and pick up the cone from barrel one (right side) and put it on barrel 2 (left side). Then immediately pick up a cone from barrel 3 (left) and put it on barrel 4 (right side). The last two barrels are too close to ride straight through.
Worth 20 points, I decided it would be more fun to drop the bike at barrel one, get back one and crash throw the last 2 barrels. DNF at any rate..
Exercise 8:
15 cones in a straight line. 10 feet apart. Salom weave. Leave the course for missing a cone, touching a cone, -1 pt for dabbing.
I tried to go wide and thread the needle. Should have just stayed straight on them. probably got 20 points of 150.
Exercise 9:
Ride a 16 feet long TREX dekking board. Then drop off that and ride between two 16 feet long boards, which are have a tire width.
10 points possible, my score Zippo!
Exercise 10:
Ride through a gate, accelerate to 35 MPH, do a quick obstacle avoidance swerve then swerve back through a set of cones. -3 points for every mile you enter the swerve under 35MPH. We were the last group and nobody had gotten it all day.
Oh, they had a no kidding calibrated radar clocking your speed.
It was worth 40 points, and I was probably under by 7MPH. So, 18-19 points...maybe.
I think I got about 148 points total for the day. Apparently, tomorrow is worth more points, but at this point just enjoy the ride.
It was about 30-40 mins per exercise, between waiting for my team of 15 riders to complete, as well as, waiting for the previous group to clear. It was a bit toasty weather wise, with the barometer and the humidity. The had a nice tent for us, but no cooling down between morning and afternoon sessions was probably my undoing.
Might get some go-pro after dinner. Sushi in downtown Greenville.
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Silicon Mechanics Announces It Will Provide Shared Storage for Virtualization as a Seagate Cloud Builder Alliance Partner
Offering expert pre-sales consultation and advanced technology to decrease storage costs
Silicon Mechanics, Inc., announces that it has been designated as a Cloud Builder Alliance Partner by Seagate a worldwide leader in storage solutions.
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