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- 13 May 2009 | Windsurfing
What an event! Brandon Bay delivered like never before provided the most extreme conditions ever seen at a UK contest. It also gave us the best amateur wave competition for years once the mast high rollers calmed down the head high jumpers!
Gowlane was working from about 8.30am in the morning; 4-5m weather depending on the gusts coming down from the hills with logo high waves.
Competition got under way around 1030 with the Pro single elimination and the Amateurs, Masters, and Ladies starting after the first round of the Pros.
Conditions started to get trickier and by lunchtime it was hell out there! Massive gusts requiring a 3.7m sail then pockets of no wind just before a nice, logo high wave were wiping out a lot of the fleet and indeed some of the Pros. The cross offshore wind held up the waves nicely but as the day progressed and the tide came in they had more and more 'punch'!
Pro Single Elimination
First shock was Phil Horrocks losing to Jamie Hancock and Rob Jones in the second round. Rob is a sail repairer (brother of Rik of Riks Windsurfing) and also the local school bus driver. He had to leave soon after helping Phil out the contest to go and deliver some children to school then missing his next heat. But there was always the double elimination for Rob and Phil to make a comeback.
Back to the single and Hancock remained on fire all day storming into the final, although not before a close shave against Timo Mullen. Timo protested the result (putting Hancock through) as the Judges didn't see his goiter back onto the wave. They re-ran the heat and Jamie won to get into the final against Andy King, John Skye and Ben Proffitt who had beaten Finn Mullen and Oisin Van Gelderen in the semis.
The final was all Hancock's; he got a belter of a first wave and was ahead from then on. The other three were NOT making it look easy and timing was all over the place which just proves how tough it was out there. Skye got the second, King third and Ben fourth.
Amateurs Single Elimination
Scott McDowell was having a bad day! He was seeded No.1 in the Amateur fleet but the conditions were not to his liking and he didn't shine in the gusty, cross off waves. Steve King (Andy's twin brother) and Dave Horrocks (Phil's younger brother) were the real contenders for the crown today choosing good waves with Steve pulling off goita after goita.
Niall Mellon wasn't too far behind riding Gowlane like a real local which of course he is! But in the 4 man final Dave got two decent rides against Steve's one and only top scoring ripper (its two waves to count Steve)!
There were mutterings amongst the Masters fleet that no 'oldie' should be allowed to go off for three weeks winter training in Cape Town. But that's exactly what reigning Masters champ Nigel Treacy did and it paid off.
He got the best wave in the final, followed by the blonde dreadlocked Sav in second and a disappointed Big Davey in third.
Pro Double EliminationSo the double got underway at 4pm to the dismay of a few exhausted sailors who had arrived very late the night before and were knackered from dealing with the testing conditions. Now they had to contend with driving rain but at least the waves cleaned up and the wind became more consistent as high tide approached.
There was an upset in the Ladies where Irish sailor Katie McAnena beat favourite Louise Emery with Sarah Finney in third. Louise beat Katie last year but after a winter in Oz and Maui, Katie's wave riding was much better and she choose waves on the inside to earn her points.
Louise went out the back, waited for a big set and then got punished scoring 'nil poine'! But there is plenty more rounds for all these fleets so competition has only just started!
The double elimination was all about Phil Horrocks and Rob Jones who fought their way back through several heats to meet in a head-to-head. The winner would meet Ben Proffitt (who finished 4th in the single) and then the winner of that to meet Andy King and so on.
Phil went out the back, miles upwind, waiting for a heat winning set wave but all of a sudden the wind dropped and being on a 68 litre board, the Welshman was literally out of his depth, wallowing around whilst Rob jones was taking advantage of the waves on the inside. But then the wind really disappeared and the heat was cancelled. The wind swung onshore, the sun came out and that was that for the day.
The most impressive UK competition finals we have seen for many years. Stradbally was 40-50 knots with mast high waves, absolutely howling cross-off, totally gnarly.
The top 6 men (Phil Horrocks/Rob Jones/Ben Proffitt/Andy King/John Skye/Jamie Hancock) were taken down to Stradbally in Knoxy's trailer with all their kit from the main base at Gowlane. The rest of us slowly made our way down in the vans, to watch the best in the UK sail in classic Brandon Bay conditions.
Rob Jones .v. Phil Horrocks: This was pretty close, Rob beat him in the waves but Phil beat him on jumps with a tweaked pushloop and backloop.
Phil Horrocks .v. Ben Proffitt: Ben had the better waves with some sick, late hits but also nearly brained himself by going for a double pushloop. Well not quite….. a howling gust sent Ben around again re-shaping his boom with his nose. A good comeback for Phil after his early exit from the single elimination to finish 5th overall.
Ben .v. Andy King: Andy didn't have a great heat. He didn't get out the back and floundered in the mass of white water, not like King at all which showed just how harsh the conditions were. He did impress the beach crowds with a huge backloop and the best wipe-out of the event but Ben was really on a roll and choose good set waves riding them all the way into the beach (literally).
Ben .v. John Skye: A knackered Ben may have got the highest wave score in this heat but Skye was all over him in the jumps with a big pushy and a stalled forward as Ben limped home with a sore hand and a re-arranged face.
Skye .v. Jamie Hancock: Hancock got a real baptism of fire having not been out all day. He just didn't get into the waves till the end of the heat and by then Skye had racked up the points and the victory was his.
But this being a double elimination, Skye had to beat Jamie again and this time Jamie was warmed up and ready to go! With a better fluid style and wave choice, Hancock took the win and was absolutely delighted ringing all his family and friends – it was really quite sweet!
The Masters, Ladies and Amateur double elimination were completed today in perfect conditions: 4.7m weather and head high waves at Fermole (the one right in the corner of Brandon Bay). The Pros then took part in the Boardseeker Expression Session at the tide rolled in.
Two rounds of Masters saw Nigel Treacy and Big Davey battle it out for first place in both finals. Davey and Nigel kept meeting on the same wave and the atmosphere was tense but it was the Scotsman who took both victories and Davey now leads the Masters going into the final day.
Word should also go to Damian De Backer who probably had the best day of his 'short competition career' to make the finals. We think he will be back for more fun at Rhosneigr next week.
The Ladies also had a good day of competition. Katie McAnena won Round 1 held at Gowlane on Wednesday so Louise Emery was on a comeback keen to regain her Irish crown. So in the second round, Louise caught two good waves and got the required jump to succeed against Katie who really didn't sail up to her usual standard.
So now to the 'sail off' (round 3) but it was Sarah Finney who was looking good, catching a good wave out the back. Louise rode on right into the beach, doing as many turns as her skills would allow. Katie had a much better heat and got the jump in so it was very close. Unfortunately for the girls Head Judge Duncan Coombes held onto the result and it will be announced at 9pm Friday night at Spillanes.
Onto the Amateurs, and Rhosneigr local Alex Tritten was firing right up until he broke his UJ in the heat against Ian Gibson. Who knows how far Alex could have gone - the judges nick named him the 'Secret Weapon' and suggested he would have done alright in the first few rounds of the Pros.
But it was Scot McDowell who really had a good day coming from the back of the fleet to beat his fellow countryman and camper van companion Ian Gibson on a head to head to see who would meet local hat maker Niall Mellon.
Half a point was all it was between Scot and Niall with Niall edging ahead in the waves. McDowell was heart broken and was last seen painting himself blue and white whilst looking for a big stick down on the beach muttering 'Revenge, revenge'!
Niall then meet Steve King, fresh from a world of advice from his brother Andy, Steve ripped through the heat, out jumping Niall and proceeding to the first showdown with the single elimination winner Dave Horrocks.
Rolls were reversed today as Phil Horrocks became the rigging monkey for his younger brother. All the latest JP/NeilPryde gear was rigged and ready for young Dave and again Phil gave him lots of advice on how to beat a KIng.
However, it mustn't have been the right advice as Dave lost in the first final and under double elimination rules, Steve King had to beat him again. Dave didn't have a good heat, Steve was all over it with goita's, good wave choice and a nice forward loop. He win again to become Amateur Champion.
The Boardseeker Expression Session had a top prize of 100 euros (60 for second/40 for third) which meant most of the Pro fleet got out there and busted some big airs. 16 sailors, 4 man heats with ONE sailor making it to the final.
No surprises to see Phil Horrocks make it, John Skye and Ben Proffitt who did a double and a taka in his heat. A name you may not be familiar with outside of Ireland - Mikey Clancy also made it to the final and really impressed the judges with his radical style. Slightly controvesial but Mikey took the win with a high backloop, Horrocks in second with a wet-landed double and Ben in third with a pushloop.
The wind blew though the night and sailors waking up early thought they would have to do it all again. But by 11am the winds had died leaving only a 4ft swell. Brandon Bay had blown itself out and all there was left to do was clean all the sand out of the vans whilst enjoying some long awaited Irish sunshine!
Rank Sailor
1. Jamie Hancock (Gun Sails/Quatro)
2. John Skye (Naish Sails/RRD)
3. Ben Proffitt (Simmer/Quatro)
4. Andy King (Goya Sails & Boards)
5. Phil Horrocks (JP/NeilPryde)
6. Rob Jones (NeilPryde/Seven)
7. Timo Mullen (Severne/Starboard)
8. Steve Thorpe
= 9th Finn Mullen & OVG
= 11th James Cox & Rich Potter
= 13th Nick Moffat & Chris Murray
= 15th Mikey Clancy & Dan
= 17th Adam Simms & Sam Neal & Jack Hunt & Graham Woods
= 21st Murray Saunders & Steve Jarvis & Mark Bell & Mark Kileen
= 24th Chris Cunningham & Rich Jones
Rank Sailor & Individual scores Points
1. Big Davey (3/0.7/0.7) 4.4
2. Nigel Treacy (0.7/2/2) 4.7
3. Mark Seaney (5/3/3) 11
4. Damian De Backer (5/4/5) 14
5. Gerry Wilcox (5/5/5) 15
6. Sav (2/7/7) 16
7. Chris Wilcox (5/6/6) 17
Rank Sailor
1. Steve King
2. Dave Horrocks
3. Niall Mellon
4. Scott McDowell
5. Tom Knox
6. Alex Tritten
7. Ian Gibson
8. Nathan Reagan
= 9th Darren Thurston & Alex Mitchell
= 11th Daniel King & Steve Pickles
Rank Sailor & Individual scores Points
1. Louise Emery (2/0.7/0.7) 3.4
2. Katie McAnena (0.7/2/2) 4.7
3. Sarah Finney (3/3/3) 9
Rank Sailor
1. Tom Knox
2. Nathan Reagan
3. Alex Mitchell
Pro Session
Rank Sailor
1. Mikey Clancy
2. Phil Horrocks
3. Ben Proffitt
- 12 May 2009 | Windsurfing
As in the previous year the 2009 Auckland Freestyle Champs was run again on stand by to get the best conditions possible so the stand by period was set for the whole month of May with each Saturday and Sunday being a possible event day.
The weather systems during that time of the year are normally a bit windier and consistent - but what is normal in these days anyway? The first weekend in May had a terrific forecast, 30+ Knots for 4-5 days in a row but it became quickly apparent that the direction was SE, which is the most unreliable of all for the Auckland area.
After a bit of gambling the decision was made to postpone the event to the following weekend. As it turned out the wind never arrived for the first weekend – luckily!
A similar scenario showed up on the weather charts for the second weekend – but this time it was going to blow SW for most of the week. That was the forecast we were hoping for as the westerly winds are the most reliable for Auckland.
The news went out and all thumbs up to run the event that weekend. It was scheduled to start at 10am on Saturday 9. May, which was a good timing as a lot of Mum's would have missed out on some family time if it would have been run on Sunday, Mother's day.
Pt. Chev was once again chosen as the comp location as it offers the best and biggest wind range in these conditions and plenty of water even at low tide.
Once the registration was completed and the competitors were divided into two groups, one thing became obvious: This comp was not going to be easy to win, as the sailing standard of most competitors was very high.
After two big local names moved from the comp last year straight into the judging panel this year it made it even more interesting to see who was going to take the trophy home this time. Pete Smith from Auckland Windsurfing (Winner of the Auckland Freestyle Champs 2008) and Mario Leitner, Auckland's freestyle import from Austria brought their expertise and know how to the judging sheet and made for a fair competition.
After an hour of waiting and chatting on the beach the first heat started off at 11.00 am with 7 sailors showing off everything they could in a marked off area for 20 min in an expression session. The top 4 was drawn out of that first run but with very shifty and gusty conditions it wasn't an easy heat to win.
Tim Haxell and Eric Torvelainen, who both came up all the way from Wellington, made it through to the next round next to Auckland local Jebbe Unthank and Katja Oberhofer from Switzerland.
Getting heat B under way proved a bit more difficult as the wind wasn't in our favor this time. As every cloud that came up on the horizon had the potential to start the heat with that little bit of extra wind, all competitors decided to be on the water close to the safety boat and watch the flags carefully.
Once a bigger gust arrived heat B was started as well and all 8 competitors sailed the best they could in those conditions. Planning one minute meant parking the other. Showing a good repertoire of moves even when not planning was the key to make it through to the next round.
- 11 May 2009 | Windsurfing
Opening the 2009 slalom season in style, Austria's Lake Neusiedl took its cue to deliver both sun and wind in equal measure to christen slalom's newest World Tour destination.
In total, four race eliminations were completed over the event's six day holding period, in winds ranging from 7-25 knots. On Predictably good form, 3 x World Champion Antoine Albeau (JP / NeilPryde) set the pace for the opening race, seamlessly winning all of his heats before sailing to victory in the elimination's final.
Hot on his heels was the UK's Ross Williams (Tabou / Gaastra) who looked calm and collected as he picked a path through the elimination to bag second place ahead of France's Julien Quentel (RRD / NeilPryde) in third.
Race two saw the early departure of Albeau in the first round following a start line collision with George Manev (Starboard / NeilPryde). With the elimination depleted of the multiple World Champion, Bjorn Dunkerbeck (Starboard / Severne) seized the opportunity to take reigns and claim his first race victory.
Behind him, Finian Maynard (RRD / NeilPryde) showed class by securing second place in the highly testing Austrian conditions, leaving Gonzalo Costa Hoevel (Exocet / MauiSails) to make amends for his second round departure in race 1, by filling out the final podium position in third.
Moving into the second day of competition, the wind stepped up a notch to deliver some classic slalom racing in 15-25 knots of breeze. As the third race elimination was narrowed down to the semi finals, Costa Hoevel continued to exert his dominance by winning his heat, equally, Maynard's campaign grew momentum with some slick sailing to hand him second place.
The following semi final proved to be close fought battle, ultimately going to a newly invigorated Kevin Pritchard (Starboard / Gaastra / Dakine), who fended off advances from Albeau in second, and at-the-time event leader, Quentel third.
The elimination final proved to be an Anglo-French battle between Williams and Albeau. Despite Albeau's blistering straight line speed, Williams' faultless gybing and tactical negotiation of the race course rewarded him with a convincing victory. Close behind, Albeau made his presence felt as he chased in second, and Quentel continued his run of outstanding consistency in third.
The fourth and final elimination of day two saw more consistent sailing from Maynard, who executed three back-to-back heat victories to advance into the race final. Rising to meet the challenge, Costa Hoevel mimicked the British Virgin Islander's run by stitching together his own faultless run into the final eight.
Looking more comfortable in the Austrian conditions, Josh Angulo (Angulo / MauiSails / Dakine) posed a potential threat as he tapped into his usual form to bag a spot in the semi finals. His run would be halted by a false start; in effect ruining his chances of posting a top ten finish in the overall event standings.
As the final rolled round, a selection of familiar faces took their positions to finish up the day's racing with one last high-speed slalom bout. From the off, Williams showed he was very much in the groove.
Taking the lead on the first reach, the four gybes looked to be a mere formality for the Brit, who consolidated his lead on the final reach, allowing him to savor the moment he secured his second race win of the event, and in turn the event lead.
Giving chase was Costa Hoevel, who finished the race in second, ahead of Albeau in third.
The remaining four days of the event were lost to scorching sun and long periods of waiting on standby while the wind refused to blow.
The final day of competition would seal the event's fait, as the wind completely backed off, ultimately handing Williams the event title thanks to a super consistent run of results. Albeau showed he's still able to deliver the goods riding for the JP-Australia brand, finishing in second, and Costa Hoevel showed his caliber by taking third.
The top ten finishers at the Dwarf8 PWA Surf World Cup are as follows:
1 Ross Williams (Gaastra / Tabou Boards)
2 Antoine Albeau (NeilPryde / JP)
3 Gonzalo Costa Hoevel (Exocet / MauiSails)
4 Julien Quentel (RRD/ NeilPryde)
5 Björn Dunkerbeck (Starboard / Severne Sails)
6 Finian Maynard (RRD / NeilPryde)
7 Kevin Pritchard (Starboard / Gaastra / Dakine)
8 Peter Volwater (F2 / MauiSails)
9 Jimmy Diaz (Starboard / North Sails)
10 Steve Allen (Gaastra / Tabou Boards)
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MLB is investigating the idea of playing regular season games in London, England.
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GM Alex Anthopolous leaving Blue Jays after rejecting extension.:
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A chance to vote for the four players on each franchise (plus 3 other categories) who have had the biggest impact on those franchises. The winners are to be revealed during the MLB All-Star Game.
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LA Dodgers set MLB payroll record.:
$277,000,000 for this season.
posted by grum@work to baseball at 10:56 AM - 6 comments
SF 49er rookie Chris Borland retires at age 24 due to worries about his future health from concussions.:
"I feel largely the same, as sharp as I've ever been, for me it's wanting to be proactive," said Borland. "I'm concerned that if you wait till you have symptoms, it's too late. ... There are a lot of unknowns. I can't claim that X will happen. I just want to live a long healthy life, and I don't want to have any neurological diseases or die younger than I would otherwise."
posted by grum@work to football at 11:12 PM - 4 comments
Yahoo Tourney Pick'em Pool:
I didn't see one created for SpoFi, so I threw one together.
posted by grum@work to basketball at 09:53 PM - 13 comments
Revealed: the ghost game bet on around the world ... that never actually took place.:
All this would have been reflected in the odds offered before and during the game by bookmakers such as bet365 and SBOBET, odds that should have been increasingly in Shakhters favour. Except most people backing them were doomed to lose from the outset, because FC Slutsk 2 Shakhter Soligorsk 1 was always going to be the final score of a match Inside Sport can reveal never took place.
posted by grum@work to soccer at 11:27 AM - 4 comments
Semi-regular update: Julio Franco is still playing baseball.:
Julio Franco was teammates with Hall-of-Famer Phil Niekro (born in 1939) and current all-star Carlos Gomez (born in 1985).
posted by grum@work to baseball at 02:37 PM - 17 comments
High school coach suspended after basketball team wins by 159 points.:
"The game just got away from me," Anderson told the San Bernardino Sun on Friday. "I didn't play any starters in the second half. I didn't expect them to be that bad. I'm not trying to embarrass anybody."
posted by grum@work to basketball at 12:20 AM - 10 comments
The Gaming Obsession of the Green Bay Packers:
Which game do the Green Bay Packers obsess over during their down time? Madden 15? Poker? Dominoes? Something a little more...nerdy.
posted by grum@work to football at 09:18 AM - 10 comments
Four players voted into the baseball Hall of Fame:
Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, John Smoltz, and Craig Biggio.
posted by grum@work to baseball at 02:16 PM - 27 comments
2015 Hall of Fame ballot released:
Highlighted by the addition of Randy Johnson, Pedro Martinez, and John Smoltz, this is going to be "round 2" of the Annual Ballot Crunch Time.
posted by grum@work to baseball at 08:23 PM - 4 comments
Penny-pinching, no more!:
The Miami Marlins have signed their slugging star Giancarlo (don't call me Mike) Stanton to a 13-year, $325million contract.
posted by grum@work to baseball at 10:38 AM - 9 comments
FIFA Goal of the Year nominees:
(Where "year" is October 2013 to September 2014.)
posted by grum@work to soccer at 09:44 AM - 11 comments
9 reasons Hunter Pence is the most interesting man in the World (Series).:
Runs like a rotary phone thrown into a running clothes dryer. Throws like an effete Frenchman throwing a bookcase uphill. Swings a bat like his elbows are stapled to his knees and his underwear is pulled over his head.
posted by grum@work to baseball at 01:00 AM - 2 comments
Bryan Cranston performs one-man show about the MLB playoffs:
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Of the 402 apartments in the Pittsburgh metro, we found exactly 3 apartments for rent in Zelienople and 70 apartments nearby. Refine your search by using the filter at the top of the page to view 1, 2 or 3+ bedroom apartments for rent in Zelienople as well as cheap apartments, pet friendly apartments, apartments with utilities included and more. Use our customizable guide to refine your options for apartments in Zelienople and find exactly what you want during your Zelienople, Pennsylvania apartment search.
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Timberbrook Court TownhousesRoute 68 West Zelienople, PA 1606340.7735 -80.163141+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Timberbrook Court Townhomes are located north of Pittsburgh with easy access to I-79, Cranberry, Pittsburgh International Airport and downtown Pittsburgh. 2 & 3 bedroom townhomes for rent feature fully equipped kitchens, ceramic flooring, wall-to-wall carpeting, washer & dryer connections, spacious closets and basement storage areas. This pet friendly (call for details) rental community offers large yards, laundry facilities and garages. Short term leases are available.
- Modern 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhomes
- High Speed Internet
- Integral Garage
- Basement Storage
- Patio and Deck
- Over 1200 Square Feet
- Wall-To-Wall Carpeting
- Ceramic Floor In Entrance Kitchen & Bath
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- Large Yards
- Washer/Dryer Hook-Ups
Timberbrook TownhomesRoute 68 West Zelienople, PA 1606340.770802759681 -80.071837602434+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Timberbrook Townhomes are located north of Pittsburgh within the Seneca Valley School District with easy access to I-79, Cranberry, public transportation, downtown Pittsburgh and a community park complete with swimming pool, ball fields and playgrounds. 2 & 3 bedroom townhomes for rent feature Carpeting & Ceramic Tile, Mini Blinds On All Windows, Fully Equipped Kitchens w/Dishwashers, Extra Storage on Lower Level, washer/dryer connections and a patio or balcony.
- Basement Storage
- Seneca Valley School District
- 1800 - 2050 Square Feet
- Garages - Some with Openers
- Patio or Deck
- Rents Starting at $975
- Carpeting & Ceramic Tile
- Mini Blinds On All Windows
- Fully Equipped Kitchens w/Dishwashers
- Huge Floorplans
- Quiet Community
Nineteen North1050 Nineteen North Drive Pittsburgh, PA 1523740.566279575174 -80.038731675527- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Nineteen North is located north of Pittsburgh, PA. Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent and incredible 2 & 3 bedroom townhomes for rent feature abundant closet space, fully equipped kitchens, plush carpeting and air conditioning. This beautifully landscaped rental community welcomes cats and offers free outdoor parking, and laundry facilities. Short term leases are available.
- Covered Balconies
- Private Patios
- 24 Hour Maintenance
- Storage Included in Select Apartments
- Short Commute to Downtown
- Pets Welcome
- Fireplaces in Select Apartments
- Wooded Views
- Park-like Setting
- Minutes from Ross Park Mall
- North Allegheny School District
The Pointe At Adams Ridge1000 Adams Pointe Boulevard Mars, PA 1604640.682837739587 -80.040507987142- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
The Pointe at Adams Ridge is located north of Pittsburgh with convenience to I-79, I-279, PA Turnpike, and Cranberry Township. Our community offers an 18,000 sq ft Club House, in-door basketball court, movie theater, fitness center, and 2 swimming pools. Easy commute to downtown Pittsburgh and convenient to Cranberry Twp, PA shopping and restaurants.
- Private Movie Theater
- Indoor Basketball Court
- Gated Entry / Covered Car Wash
- English Pub Gathering Room
- Sandy Beach Pool
- Conference and Business Center
- Fireplaces/Whirlpools/Marble/Ceramic Floor
- High Speed T3 Internet Service/ Computer Niche
- Island Kitchens/Built-In Microwave & Wine Racks
- 10 -14 Foot Ceilings
- Integral One Or Two Car Garages with Remote
- Convenient to Cranberry Township
Devlin's Pointe Apartments2735 Westminster Circle Allison Park, PA 1510140.591807407197 -79.953497744874- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Devlin's Pointe is conveniently located north of Pittsburgh, PA. 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments and townhomes for rent offers fully equipped kitchens, washer/dryers, cathedral ceilings and balconies. This controlled access rental community welcomes cats, provides a fitness center, playground, courtyard and clubhouse. Short-term leases are available.
- Disability access
- Cats allowed
- Washer/Dryer In Apartment
- Dishwasher/Disposal
- Walk-In Closets
- Patio/balcony
- Storage Sheds
- Gas Log Fireplaces in select units
- Crown Molding
- Pool w/Sundeck, Clubhouse & Fitness Ctr.
- Minutes to Downtown and PA Turnpike
- DSL High Speed Internet Access
Laurelwood Apartments & Townhomes401 Collingwood Court Cranberry Township, PA 1606640.699316 -80.113491- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Laurelwood Apartments and Townhomes are located north of Pittsburgh in Cranberry Twp. featuring fully equipped kitchens, patio or balcony, skylights, central air and crown molding. This distinct rental community welcomes cats and provides a pool & playground, extra storage and laundry facilities. Convenient to Cranberry shopping and dining.
- Disability Access (selected units)
- Cats Allowed
- Washer/Dryer In Unit selected
- Washer/Dryer Hookup
- Laundry Facility
- 24 Hour Maintenance
- Fully Equipped Kitchens
- Patio/Balcony and Skylights
- Reserved Parking and Intercom System
- Pool and Playground
- Corporate & Furnished Apartments Available
- Cable TV Available
Freedom Crossing500 Franklin Blvd Freedom, PA 1504240.680966898799 -80.154715105891- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Located in Freedom Pa, Freedom Crossing offers 1, 2, and 3 bedroom ranch style floorplans. Amenities include central a/c, high speed internet access, ample closet space, vaulted ceilings, intrusion alarms, and multiple cable and phone outles in each room. There are also private front patios, full washer and dryer in unit, full size kitchen with a breakfast bar, and attached and detached garages. Freedom Crossing is a gated community with an onsite professional management team.
- Central A/C
- High Speed Internet Access
- Ample Closet Space
- Private Front Patio
- Full Size Washer and Dryer In Unit
- Full Size Kitchen with Breakfast Bar
- Intrusion Alarms
- Gated Community
- On Site Professional Management Team
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Multple Cable and Phone Outlets Per Room
- Attached and Detached Garage Included
The Club at North Hills700 Duncan Avenue Pittsburgh, PA 1523740.567194820523 -80.018015711774- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
The Club at North Hills Apartment Homes are ideally located north of Pittsburgh, PA. 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent feature spacious, custom-designed floorplans, private patios or balconies and washers and dryers in every apartment.
- Integral Garages
- New Modern Kitchens
- Fitness Center
- Beautiful Clubhouse
- Planned Social Events
- Tennis/Basketball Courts & Swimming Pool
- Woodburning Fireplaces Available
- Washer & Dryer In Each Apartment
- Vaulted Ceilings
- Spacious Closets And Mini-Blinds
- Private Balconies / Patios
Berkley Manor90 Berkley Manor Drive Cranberry Township, PA 1606640.6805891 -80.137899192086- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Berkley Manor Apartments are located north of Pittsburgh in Cranberry Township, convenient to I-279, PA Turnpike and downtown Pittsburgh. Unique 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments for rent feature spacious floorplans, walk-in closets and private exterior entrance. This gated rental community offers heated outdoor pool, 24-hour fitness center and fire pit.
- Elegant Clubhouse
- Cozy Fireplaces
- Oversized Patios or Balconies
- Tanning Bed
- 24-Hour Fitness Center
- Business Center
- Gated Entrance
- Cable Modem Option
- Fire Pit
- Private Exterior Entrance
- Heat Outdoor Pool
- Spacious Walk-in Closets
The Estates at Seven Fields260 Jameson Way Mars, PA 1604640.690332502127 -80.060191377997- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Spacious 1 & 2 Bedroom apartments and five unique 3 Bedroom townhome floor plans to choose from. Apartment features include patio or balcony, in suite washer/dryer, private locked buildings, fitness facility, outdoor pool, clubhouse, and sidewalk access to Giant Eagle Market Place, Wine & Spirits, PNC Bank & RiteAid.
- 5000 sq ft clubhouse
- Full fitness facility
- Sparkling outdoor swimming pool
- 24 hour emergency maintenance
- Covered patio or balcony in apartments
- Gas fireplaces in every townhome
- 2 car integral garages with townhome
- In suite washer and dryer in apartments
- Granite countertops in select units
- Stainless steel appliances in select units
- Seneca valley school district
- Asian plank flooring
Byre Mor Court Apartments150 Alameda Rd Butler, PA 1600140.87083 -79.929554- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Byre Mor Court Apartments are located north of Pittsburgh, PA. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent feature equipped kitchens, air conditioning and carpet. This secured access apartment community offers coin operated laundry on each floor, elevator in building, social room, garages for an additonal fee, and extra storage.
- Equipped Kitchens
- Remodeled Bathrooms
- Oak Vanity & Tri-Fold Mirror in Bathroom
- Air Conditioning in All Units
- Coin Operated Laundry on Each Floor
- Carpet
- Elevator in Building
- Secure Access to Building
- Tenant Pays the Rent + Electric
- Extra Storage on 1st Floor - No Extra Charge
- Garages for an additional fee
- Social Room
York Square Apartments275 Braden School Rd (Chippewa) Beaver Falls, PA 1501040.760261535645 -80.359634399414- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
The quiet life - In a serene country setting, you'll enjoy home-like single story living, an inviting living space with a vaulted ceiling and generous storage space including your very own attic storage.
- Single Story With Private Entrance
- Private Patio
- Washer/ Dryer Connection
- Attic Storage With Floor And Lighting
- Wall To Wall Carpet
- Minutes From Shopping & Restaurants
- Easy Acess To Major Highways
- Apartment Award Winner 14 Years in A Row
- On-Site Resident Manager
Chatham Commons of Cranberry5000 Stein Drive Cranberry Township, PA 1606640.703974887729 -80.141440853477- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Brand new Chatham Commons of Cranberry apartments in Cranberry Township, PA offers spacious 1, 2 and 3 bedroom apartments for rent. Our apartments have vaulted ceilings as well as walk in closets. The community has a state of the art fitness facility as well as sparkling outdoor swimming pool. Integral Garage spaces are available starting only at $80 a month.
- Integral Garage Spaces Available
- Storage Units Available
- In-Suite Washer/Dryer Available
- State-of-the-Art Fitness Facility
- Outdoor Swimming Pool
- Stainless Steel Appliances
- Vaulted Ceilings in Select Apartments
- Beautiful Clubhouse
- Large Walk In Closets
- Scenic Atmosphere with Courtyard
- 2 Balconies in Select Apartments
- Walking Trail throughout Community
Hickory Hills100 Arthur Drive Wexford, PA 1509040.587419010655 -80.036593826316- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Hickory Hills is located north of Pittsburgh, PA. Spacious 1 and 2 bedroom apartments and 2 and 3 bedroom townhomes for rent featuring patios or balconies, cathedral ceilings, skylights and fireplaces. This beautifully landscaped rental property welcomes cats and provides a pool, laundry facilities and fitness center. Corporate housing and furnished apartments for rent are available.
- Disability Access
- Close to shopping
- Well-lit parking areas
- Laundry Facility
- Dishwasher
- Patio/Balcony
- Apartments & Townhomes
- Cathedral Ceilings, Skylights, Fireplace
- Washer/Dryer Hook-ups & Laundry room
- Pool, Tennis, Basketball & Volley Ball Courts
- Corporate & Furnished Apts. Available
- Next to North Park
Presidential Arms9815 Presidential Drive Allison Park, PA 1510140.582012915927 -79.994574502542- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Presidential Arms is located North of Pittsburgh, PA. 1 and 2 bedroom apartments for rent feature fully equipped kitchens, spacious closets and mini blinds. This pet friendly rental community offers laundry facilities in each building, swimming pool and tennis court.
- Open Style Kitchens with Dishwasher
- Spacious Closets
- Storage Lockers Available
- On-site Laundry Facilities
- Balconies with Vertical Blinds In Select Apartment
- North Allegheny School District
- Swimming Pool, Tennis Court and Fitness Center
- Verizon FiOS Phone, Internet & TV
- Air Conditioning
- 24-Hour Emergency Maintenance
- On PAT Busline
- Small Pets Welcome
Greenview Gardens Apartments105-A Greenview Drive Butler, PA 1600140.851224822063 -79.899942231592- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Greenview Gardens Apartments are located north of Pittsburgh, PA in Butler County with convenient access to Cranberry Twp, PA Turnpike and on-site public transportation. 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apartments for rent feature wall-to-wall carpeting, new appliances and extra storage. This beautifully landscaped apartment community has a playground, disability access and 24-hour emergency answering service. Low income housing is accepted.
- 1, 2, & 3 Bedrooms
- New Appliances
- Roomy Closets
- On-Site Laundry
- Storage
- Friendly Community with Disability Access
- Wall-To-Wall Carpeting
- 24-Hour Answering Service For Emergencies
- All Utilities Included Except Electric
- On-Site Public Transportation
- Community Room
- Playground
Taylor Ridge Apartments1500 LaPlace Point Court Sewickley, PA 1514340.593378 -80.099322- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Taylor Ridge Apartments are located north of Pittsburgh with convenience to I-79, I-279, Wexford, Cranberry and Downtown Pittsburgh. Spacious 1 & 2 bedroom apartments for rent feature gas fireplaces, patios or balconies, individual intrusion Aaarms, in-suite washers & dryers and equipped kitchens. Corporate housing, short term leases and furnished apartments are available.
- Choice of Color Schemes
- Vaulted Ceilings*
- Full Size In-Suite Washer & Dryer
- 9' Ceilings
- Free Storage
- Whirlpool Tubs*
- Ceiling Fans*
- Controlled Access
- Individual Intrusion Alarms*
- Gas Fireplaces*
- Patios/Balconies
- Fitness Center
Sherbrook100 Sherbrook Court Wexford, PA 1509040.612099 -80.056799- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Unique, single story apartments conveniently located off of Route 19 in Wexford. All the benefits of apartment living with the feel of a ranch-style house.
- Beautiful Park-like Surroundings
- Dependable Maintenance
- Ample Parking
- Flexible Lease Options
- Cozy Furnished Studios
- Pets Welcome
- On-site Laundry
- Comfortable One and Two Bedroom apts
Bear Run Village100 Bear Run Drive Pittsburgh, PA 1523740.554389 -80.08046- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Bear Run Village offers spacious and modern one, two and three bedroom floorplans with exceptional features and first class amenities all only a 15 minute drive from downtown Pittsburgh. Located in North Hills, Bear Run offers amenities such as walk in closets, full size washers and dryers, private patios and balconies, fitness center, and heated swimming pool.
- Business / Computer Center
- Fitness Center
- Car Wash Area
- Picnic & Barbeque Area
- New Stand-up Tanning Bed
- Garages
- Nine Foot Ceilings
- In-Suite Full Size Washers/Dryers
- Gas Log Fireplaces
- Built-In Entertainment Centers
- Crown Moulding
- Heated Swimming Pool
Pineloch EstatesSt. Martinique Drive Beaver Falls, PA 1501040.739499 -80.332994- Near Zelienople, PA+−Preview DetailsCollapse Details
Pineloch Estates contemporary townhomes are located in the Beaver Falls suburb of Patterson Heights, convenient to Pittsburgh International Airport and major highways. Luxury 2 & 3 bedroom apartments for rent feature custom oak staircases, vaulted ceilings, relaxing jacuzzi bathtubs, deck or patio, fireplaces, skylights and huge closets. These townhouse-style apartments for rent offer a swimming pool, tennis court, clubhouse and picnic area equipped with gas grills. Short term leases are available.
- Deck Or Patio
- Whirlpool Tub
- Catheral Ceilings
- Fireplaces
- 2 & 3 Bedroom Townhomes
- Pool/Tennis Court
- Fully Equipped Kitchen
- Skylights In Bedrooms
- Clubhouse/Pool/Basketball/Tennis
- Decks or Patios Available
- Integral Garages
- Cathedral and Vaulted Ceilings/Lofts
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The definitive documentary on the artist. A better one does not exist.Published 4 months ago by Craig Hooper
A wonderful Documentary Film on the life of Andy Warhol that is unique and timeless. It was my pleasure to have met him a year before his untimely death. Read morePublished 8 months ago by Scott G. Brown
Pretty decent documentary… showing the good/bad side of Drella. Somewhat repetitive at times and breezed over the later years after he was shot. Worth watching. Read morePublished 16 months ago by Bing
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Fascinating, well made film that really goes into what made Warhol great. Lots of background on his artistic ability which is usually passed over in favor of his Studio 54 days. Read morePublished 20 months ago by Kathleen M.
You will definitely love this film! It is one of my favorite movies, and I watch it all the time!Published 21 months ago by Winky
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|Proline-threonine substitution in codon 351 of ADH1C is common in Native Americans.
|Osier, Michael; Pakstis, Andrew; Goldman, David; Edenberg, Howard; Kidd, Judith; Kidd, Kenneth
|Background: The alcohol dehydrogenase (ADH) genes have been repeatedly associated with protection against alcoholism. Until now, only four protein coding variants have been identified (ADH1C Arg271Gln, Ile349Val, ADH1B Arg47His, and Arg369Cys), and only two of these (ADH1C Ile349Val and ADH1B Arg47His) have been routinely tested in association studies with alcoholism. Methods: The new ADH1C*351Thr allele was identified by direct sequencing of DNA samples that gave different typing results for the ADH1C Ile349Val polymorphism with different typing protocols. Results: A new coding variant has been identified at codon 351 of ADH1C. This allele is found in most Native American populations that we have studied with allele frequencies of the new ADH1C*351Thr allele as high as 26%. Only two instances of this allele have been seen in a large survey of African and Eurasian populations. Conclusions: The changes in charge, size, and rotational mobility caused by this amino acid substitution should be significant. Because this new variant codes for a new enzyme form in Native Americans, the kinetics of this enzyme should be studied and considered in studies of the role of ADH1C in the protection against alcoholism in Native Americans.
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Enrollment is now open for two summer arts camps sponsored by Arts Clayton. The 15 annual Kaleidoscope Summer Arts Camp is for kids entering the first through sixth grades next fall. Campers participate in performing arts and visual arts from June 9 through June 20.The camp runs from 8:30 a.m., to 12:15 p.m., costs $155 and will be held at Lee Street Elementary School in Jonesboro. A Young Teen Camp, for students entering the seventh, eighth and ninth grades next fall, will also be held from June 9 through June 20. The students will choose from a selection of arts, including theater, cartooning, animation, photography and painting. Tuition is based on class choices. The camp will also be held at Lee Street Elementary in Jonesboro. For more information and to register via e-mail: email@example.com, or call (770) 473-5775. -- From staff reports
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The plan for mine was to take a quarter of a cytotec pill, then 4 hours later have another quarter and do that until I had one pill (so it'd be about 12 hours from first quarter of the pill to the last), then wait a couple hours and start pitocin at 7 or 8 in the morning and they figured I'd deliver sometime that afternoon. That was how a typical induction goes for the hospital I was at. I knew that plan pretty well because I have two cousins that had inductions there that went exactly like that.
Well mine did not go as planned. About an hour and fifteen minutes after my second dose of cytotec (about 11 at night) I started having strong, regular contractions. When I got checked before the second dose, I was at 1 cm dilated and a little effaced. At midnight I got checked again since my contractions were like they were and I was 4 cm dilated and very effaced. I got my epi after that (I'm terrible about pain). At 2:30 in the morning she and another nurse came in to see me because the baby's heart rate had slowed a little bit (it wasn't much lower than it had been) and they checked me again. I was 9 cm dilated, completely effaced and my sac was bulging. They told my SO to call everyone who was coming because I was going to be delivering soon. They talked to the OB who said to wait a bit to see if my water would break on its own. It didn't so at 3:30 or so he broke my water. The nurses started setting up my room then for delivery. I pushed for between 30 and 45 minutes and my baby girl was born at 4:19 that morning.
For me, it wasn't that bad. Everyone was shocked at how fast everything happened though.
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C+L=V, our beautiful, perfect little angel pie.
Tip... Don't forget to use the bathroom every couple hours. if you get an epi. Your feeling won't return for a few days to a week
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I was 39 weeks 6 days.
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2015 will mark the 15th year of the "I'm Ready for Summer" Triathlon. The "I'm Ready for Summer" Triathlon features individual and team competition. Individual competitors will swim 500 yards, bike 12.4 miles (20K), and run 3.1 miles (5K). Team competitors can consist of a 3-member team where one member swims, one member bikes, and one member runs. Teams of 2 may also be entered where one individual participates in two of the activities. Teams may consist of all men, all women or be co-ed.
KID'S TRI: There will be a Kids' Race this year. See the registration page for more details.
This race is part of the newly formed South Dakota Triathlon Association.
|"I'm Ready for Summer" Triathlon
|Saturday, April 25, 2015
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RACE START: Kid'sTri @ 9:00 AM -- Individual and Teams @ 10:00 amPacket pick-up: SDSU Wellness Center, just west of the HPER
NOTE: Participants must enter swim time -- start time will be determined by swim times.
Teams - AllSportCentral will provide Chip Timing Relay splits for each leg. The Chip must be worn on a Velcro strap around ankle and exchanged between team members with the transition area after crossing the timing mats.
NOTE: HELMETS ARE REQUIRED TO PARTICIPATE (biking only, of course).
All registration will be done online at www.allsportcentral.com.
Online registration will end April 21st at midnight. There will be absolutely no walk-up registration.
Team Captains - Must register entire team during registration or login with user account and select "TEAM ROSTER MANAGEMENT" from your athlete home page to update teams.
Registration ends 4/21/2015 at midnight
|SDSU Wellness Center - 1440 North Campus Drive, Brookings, SD (South of Coughlin Alumni Stadium)
|Individual Competition - Awards are given to the top male and top female finishers in each division.
Team Competition - Awards are given to the top men's, women's and co-ed teams in each relay division.
|Race Course:
|A new route will be used in 2015. Stay tuned for the course map.
|Race Director(s):
|Shari Landmark,Assistant Wellness Center Director
SDSU Wellness Center, Room 111B, Box 2818
Brookings, SD 57007
(605) 688-5386
Contact Shari for more information regarding a weekly training schedule.
Prairie Striders Running Club is a non-profit organization.
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Doyle's contemporary version, which introduces a Chicago mafia family into the proceedings, started life at the Watermill Theatre in Berkshire. It also ran as part of the Covent Garden Festival in May 2001. The music has been given a makeover too, with jazzy elements added to the original score, and the cast accompanying themselves on assorted instruments. Bizet's Carmen also received a hefty rewriting from the same director in 2000, and Doyle's career record has included Artistic Director stints at the Everyman Theatres in Liverpool and Cheltenham.
The Gondoliers first opened at London's Savoy Theatre on 7 December 1889. The original story was designed as a satire on societal snobbery, with Gilbert adding what he termed his "topsy-turvy" notions to the plot. It ran for 554 consecutive performances and was honoured by a Command Performance before Queen Victoria, at Windsor Castle, in 1891.
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The Indiana House voted 88-11 today for a $1 billion state stimulus package to put Hoosiers to work on road and other infrastructure projects.
The vote comes on the same day that the U.S. Senate voted to approve a federal stimulus package, and a day after President Barack Obama came to Elkhart, Ind. which has the fastest-growing jobless rate in the nation, rising to 15.2 percent in just one year.
The bill now goes to the Republican-controlled Senate for consideration.
House Bill 1656, sponsored by Rep. Terri Austin, D-Anderson, takes $500 million from the trust fund created by the $3.8 billion lease of the Indiana Toll Road, plus $250 million from existing state highway funds and $250 million from the money the state expects to get from the federal stimulus and divides it among Indiana counties, cities and towns over the next two years.
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The bill began this session as a House Democrat initiative, but became more of a bipartisan compromise as it moved through the House. Still, all 11 votes against it came from Republicans who said they could not abide raiding the toll road trust fund money. One of those no votes came from Rep. Jackie Walorski, whose district includes the hard-hit Elkhart area.
Austin, though, said that this is a crisis, with Indiana's overall unemployment rate at 8.2 percent in December.
Sometimes you have to change your course of action if a shipwreck is imminent, she said.
House Minority Leader Brian Bosma, R-Indianapolis, voted for the bill, but said he would not on final passage if the use of the Major Moves trust fund money remains part of the package. But, he said, this bill is a work in progress that will undergo many changes.
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Flint says it has slashed city deficit in half By Kate Wells • Jan 28, 2015 taxcredits.net Flint's general fund deficit has gone from $19 million to $9 million in two years, and is on track to being eliminated entirely in five years. That's according to an audit presented to the city council Monday night. The second bit of good news for the city's fiscal health was legacy costs. Flint residents protest city's water quality By Kate Wells • Jan 26, 2015 Andrew Pennebaker / Flickr A small crowd of Flint residents came out to Monday night's city council meeting to protest what they say is discolored, odorous, unsafe water coming out of their taps. "It smells horribly," says Cindy Marshall. "I took a shower the other night and my eyes were blood red and burning. I broke out in a rash and was scratching like crazy just from taking a shower." 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Flint mayor wants help from state with city's water problems By Steve Carmody • Jan 21, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Flint's mayor says the governor has some responsibility to ensure that Flint residents have "clean, safe and affordable water." Mayor Dayne Walling sent a letter to the governor this week. Charting a new course for a Flint neighborhood By Steve Carmody • Jan 17, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Flint is starting an effort to help people in a low-income housing complex connect with the rest of the city. The Atherton East apartment complex is literally on the other side of the tracks. It's closer to strip joints than grocery stores. Flint's Carriage Town neighborhood weighs proposal to shrink its historic district By Steve Carmody • Jan 16, 2015 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio Carriage Town neighbors in Flint are divided by more than fences these days. A proposal to shrink the size of the neighborhood's historic district has pitted neighbor against neighbor. 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The last Buick rolled off the Buick City assembly line 15 years ago. The 400 acre site has sat largely unused until a year ago when the trust set up to dispose of old GM property sold 18 acres to an Alabama company. Flint cuts funding for student US-Canada athletic competitions By Michigan Radio Newsroom • Nov 24, 2014 Flint Olympian and CANUSA Games / flickr.com The Flint school district is cutting funding for decades-old events to foster competition between athletes from the city and Canada. The school board on Wednesday approved plans to eliminate funding for the CANUSA Games and the Flint Olympian Games after learning that the district's deficit grew to $21.9 million. Flint School Board passes revised deficit plan, but teachers balk at pay cut By Steve Carmody • Nov 20, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio The Flint Community Schools Board of Trustees approved a revised deficit elimination plan last night. But the district's unions haven't signed off on a key part of the plan. To make the plan work, district officials factored in a 15% pay cut for employees. District officials suggest without the contract concessions, the Flint school district could potentially start down the road to a state takeover. Ethel Johnson is president of the United Teachers of Flint. She says they've already given up too much. Crowdsourcing turns blighted Flint home into rubble By Steve Carmody • Nov 11, 2014 Steve Carmody / Michigan Radio A home was torn down in Flint this morning. But the home on Parkbelt Drive is different from the hundreds of other blighted homes that have been demolished in Flint in recent years. An online crowdsourced fundraising campaign paid to tear down the fire-gutted home on Flint's north side. The campaign collected more than $10,000. Paulette Mayfield owns the house next door. She contributed to the online campaign. This burned-out Flint house will be torn down on Tuesday By Tracy Samilton • Nov 10, 2014 One down, about 9,000 to go. A Flint ex-patriot's crowd-funding campaign on Indigogo raised more than $11,000 – enough to tear down one of the city's many blighted, abandoned homes. Freelance writer Gordon Young decided to run the campaign after writing a book about Flint's severe blight problem and its attempt to revitalize itself. Stateside for Monday, November 10, 2014 By Stateside Staff • Nov 10, 2014 Listen Listening... / 47:53 Full Stateside Show for November 10th, 2014 Today on Stateside: Emails from an order for 500,000 ignition switches by General Motors from December 18th have been released. Jeff Bennett broke the story for the Wall Street Journal and talks to us about the importance of these emails in a pending legal case. In Ann Arbor, kids caught spray-painting serve their community service time by cleaning up graffiti under the Juvenile Graffiti Removal Project. Listen to Sgt. Thomas Hickey of the Ann Arbor Police Department discuss his creative idea. 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