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<title>Style Pointer C++</title>
<para>The <literal>pointer_cpp</literal> style is designed to work well in C++. Where
<literal>pointer_c</literal> maximizes interoperability with other systems (it defines
global functions with the expected C names), <literal>pointer_cpp</literal> is primarily
about making it easy for intellisense and the like to find the function definitions for easy
<para>With the exception of the typedefs, everything lives in a C++ namespace based on each
spec: <literal>gl</literal>, <literal>wgl</literal>, and <literal>glX</literal> (the same
names that would have gone on the front of the function names). If the
<literal>-prefix</literal> option was provided, then the spec namespace will itself be
within a namespace named for the prefix.</para>
<para>The extension variables are in their own namespace:
<literal><prefix>::<spec>::exts</literal>. The type of the variable is not a mere
<literal>bool</literal>; it is an <literal>exts::LoadTest</literal>. This type is
convertible to bool (via the safe-bool idiom, so no need to worry about that), but it also
has a function to see how many functions failed to load for that extension. It will always
report that it loaded if the extension string is in the spec; the
<literal>exts::LoadTest::GetNumFailed()</literal> will return the number of functions
that failed to load (if any).</para>
<para>The enumerators are actual C++ enums now. There is no enumeration name; all of the enums
live in one big enumeration. Because the enumerators are namespace-qualified now, there is
no need to put the <literal>(W)GL(X)_</literal> in front of them. So we do not. However,
this causes two problems:</para>
<para>Some enumerators (<literal>2D</literal>, for example. Yes, that is an OpenGL
enumerator; it's for feedback rendering) begin with characters that C++ doesn't
allow as identifiers. Thus, these enumerators are prefixed with an
<quote><literal>_</literal></quote> character. So <literal>2D</literal>
becomes <literal>_2D</literal>.</para>
<para>Certain enumerators use widely used by OS's for various things. Windows for
example <literal>#define</literal>s <literal>TRUE</literal> and
<literal>FALSE</literal>, among others. There's no automated way to detect this,
so there's just a list of the known ones. The C++ standard states that all
identifiers that begin with an underscore followed by a capital letter are reserved
for the standard library. So we cannot prefix them with an underscore; instead, we
suffix them with one. So <literal>TRUE</literal> becomes
<para>The functions are function pointers, but their names are not hidden behind a
<literal>#define</literal>. This should allow code-completion tools to be more useful.
They also aren't prefixed with <literal>(w)gl(X)</literal>, since they live in a
<para>The system functions (the function that loads the function pointers, version getting, etc)
are contained in the <literal><prefix>::<spec>::sys</literal> namespace. The loader
function will always be called <literal>LoadFunctions</literal>. It returns an
<literal>ext::LoadTest</literal>, which works as above. It will only be false if it
couldn't even attempt to load functions (due to being unable to get the extension string).
The number of functions that failed to load refers to the core functions (and core extension
<para>This example is for loading the OpenGL functions; it expects the OpenGL header to be
included. For loading WGL/GLX functions, include their headers and change the
<quote>gl</quote> namespaces to <quote>wgl</quote> or <quote>glx</quote> as
<programlisting>//Create OpenGL context and make it current.
gl::exts::LoadTest didLoad = gl::sys::LoadFunctions();
//The context cannot work with the generated headers for some reason. Abort.
//Destroy the context
printf("Number of functions that failed to load: %i.\n", didLoad.GetNumMissing());</programlisting>
<para>The presence of extensions can be checked as follows:</para>
gl::CompressedTexSubImage2D(gl::TEXTURE_2D, 0, 0, 0, 256, 256,
gl::COMPRESSED_RGBA_S3TC_DXT5_EXT, compressedSize, compressedPixels);
void *decompressedPixels = DecompressPixels(256, 256,
compressedSize, compressedPixels);
gl::TexSubImage2D(gl::TEXTURE_2D, 0, 0, 0, 256, 256,
gl::RGBA, gl::UNSIGNED_BYTE, decompressedPixels);
<para>When you use this system and provide a version number of OpenGL,
<literal>pointer_cpp</literal> will assume that you are <emphasis>serious</emphasis>
about that version number. Which means that if you create a 3.3 header, and you do not
supply a context that claims support for at least OpenGL version 3.3, loading failure
may occur.</para>
<para>In particular, OpenGL changed the mechanism to check for the presence/absence of
extensions in version 3.0. Therefore, <literal>pointer_cpp</literal> will also change
how it checks for the presence/absence of extensions based on that. If you provide a
version 3.0 or greater, it will use the new style. Thus, if your context is only version
2.1, then this style will be unable to function and will return
<para>These headers are "compatible" with headers from other libraries (FreeGLUT, GLFW,
etc), but only in the sense that they define the appropriate typedefs globally. If any
of these headers have inline functions that make calls into GL, expecting functions to
be named in the standard GL style, then they're in trouble. Also, these headers
<emphasis>prevent</emphasis> the later inclusion of <filename>gl.h</filename> and
similar headers, so that kind of code will likely complain.</para>
<para>If you're using some kind of hybrid like this, you need to create an insulation layer
between those inline functions and the appropriate typedefs.</para>


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He's calling for 150 degrees on Saturday, Dec. 22, 420 degrees on Sunday, Dec. 23 and 512 degrees for Monday.
The post went viral on both Facebook and Twitter , and created quite the buzz on Johnson's Facebook page . Johnson said he he got a retweet from someone in France.
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On Apr 7, 2015, InsaniD from Columbia, MO wrote:
First, all other sources say this is hardy to zone 5, so this entry is incorrect.
On Feb 26, 2010, vossner from Richmond, TX (Zone 9a) wrote:
Planted this beauty in winter 2009. It started blooming in Feb 2010. Fragrance is delicious but unless you plant a min. of 25 bulbs, it doesn't make much of a statement, IMO. Per Brent & Beckys. it naturalizes but I also intend to plant more in the future to create a fragrant drift.
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This plant is far hardier than it is reputed to be, as it acts as a perennial in my Zone 5 garden. It prefers full sun but will grow in a partly shaded area, although it tends to get somewhat spindly and leggy without enough sun. It blooms about the same time as the common blue muscari, and makes a lovely combination when the two are planted together.


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Arny and Filip - Screen Test RAW - FULL CONTACT - 02/07/2014
Love both these guys'low hangers. Would really love to suck themReply to this post
Great Chech up. Three really hot guy. Great sex: sucking, fucking, rimming. It is especially good to see Robert back, back in action. Can't get enough of Robert.Reply to this post
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I agree with Dan so much. I have nothing against young models but there are so many other roles (solo, full contact, wrestling) for them to play. A masseur (or helping hand) should be an older (middle aged), experienced, decisive man. A 20 year old masseur in underwear just isn't very convincing or sexy. So please go back to the cross generation massages that used to make us so happy.Reply to this post
Igor Vesely - SESSION STILLS - 29/07/2014
Something different ! very hot.Reply to this post
Who is the guy misidentified as Paul Belonek? The one in this set is much more handsome :PReply to this post
Wank Party 2014 #4, Part 2 RAW - WANK PARTY - 23/07/2014
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I enjoyed Marek - I may be different, but sometimes I like the "average guys" best, the ones you might not expect to be posing nude!Reply to this post
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Igor Vesely - SESSION STILLS - 29/07/2014
I wish you guys would go back to the old setup of an older, anonymous guy giving the massage. I thought the sexual tension in those videos was much greater and one's attention was more focused on the young model getting the massage. The scenario of a hot, young, presumably straight guy getting aroused in spite of himself, through the skilled manipulation of an experienced masseur, who knows just what we, the viewers, want to see and do to him ourselves, is very potent fantasy material. Otherwise, there are other sites offering two hot young guys in a massage setting, which the current massage offerings resemble up to a point, but to my mind don't equal. I mean, Borek is very cute, but seems to be phoning in his massage routine...and to think, there are guys who would kill to get their hands on his clients. I still remember the shoot with Martin Cechun (set 90192 in the archives), where the nameless masseur/magic hands guy had such a field day oiling him up and spreading his ass, that shoot should be a standard by which others are measured. Thanks from your loyal fan!Reply to this post
I love this boy. Exactly, my type of dude. Hairy at the right places. Nice hairy butt. Never, never, never shave or trim your pubes. And a so charming face, looking so smart and friendly. Lucky Borek playing with this ass and sucking this cock. I can't wait to see Alan again (with Arny, it would be a dream).Reply to this post
Dear mr. Higgins, can we have the older masseur with the hairy arms again, next time? This is getting boring.Reply to this post
Five large stars to the talent and producers. Filip just naturally evolves into his roles and Jirka appeared very comfortable for a beginner. Really like them both. More Filip anytime. Mmmmmm. Thanks.Reply to this post
Filip and Jirka - Screen Test RAW - FULL CONTACT - 26/07/2014
Marcel Susil - SESSION STILLS - 18/07/2014
Oh my but I do like this one a lot. And at the risk of being vulgar, I must say that it looks like Master Marcel could crack walnuts with his deliciously tight, tiny butt hole... Yum! I hope he likes to play because I'd certainly like to see more of Marcel. Great set -- great model. Thank you, Maestro.Reply to this post
Great shoot, includes everything: cock sucking all around on some really nice uncut cocks, a great job of rimming on a perfect asshole, and finally a good long bareback-fucking by a great long dick. The only thing that could have been better would have been the bottom taking that copious cum shot.Reply to this post
Otakar and Walter RAW - FULL CONTACT - 19/07/2014
Please more of Alan - he is magnificent! Perhaps on Str8Hell too???Reply to this post
He is a nice looking guy, with a great smileReply to this post
Hugo Antonin - CASTING - 19/07/2014
What a beautiful shoot and Alan is so cute.I hope we shall see him now in a "full contact" or "wank party". I am sure he will be great.Reply to this post
What a hot young bearcub, love the facial & body hair, and those lips were made for sucking...thank you!Reply to this post
Karel Sanak - CASTING - 20/07/2014
Nice face and bodyReply to this post
Mr. Bill, This was a very fine massage. Borek never fails to deliver. Trust Paol will return for a more intense encounter with Borek. Maybe a flip flop would be in order. Keep up the good work. billcReply to this post
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So you are planning to see "To Kill a Mockingbird" at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival in Ashland this winter?
You'd better get busy.
The stage adaptation of the famous Harper Lee novel, directed by Marion McClinton, begins with a preview Feb. 19, opens on Feb. 26 and runs through July 3 in the festival's indoor Angus Bowmer Theatre.
But because of extraordinary interest in the play from school groups, the festival box office already is listing the entire run as sold out, although some tickets are expected to become available as school plans change.
"I don't believe we've ever sold out so fast at the top of the season, or anytime for that matter," said Amy Richard, media and communications manager.
An outdoor production at the festival of "The Taming of the Shrew" sold out before its opening in 1967, festival records show. Over the course of its run it sold 107 percent of capacity, reflecting the fact that the festival used to sell standing-room tickets to its outdoor shows.
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Originally Posted by kurt765
I rented a 7II with the 43mm for the weekend. It's pretty sharp. Bests my 645's by a significant margin. I may have to trade up.
Request: If anyone has this combo, would you mind weighing it and giving me the exact weight of the camera and lens?
I was going to do this but forgot until after I returned the rental, sigh.
1504 grams with neck strap, lens shade and cap and RRS adapter.
I thought about buying this camera for over two years, and finally took the plunge when an Mamiya 7 came up secondhand for £400. I don't think the actual camera body is worth paying the price the 7II cost new (!!!!!) but having used Mamiya optics with my old C330f and my recent 645 Pro TL I've always been impressed by their optics. I normally carry around my large format camera outfit, but there are situations where it isn't practical (think volcanos ) where a relativly lightweight camera and a decent MF format are desirable. I shall buy a secondhand 50mm lens later (when my finances recover from my summer exped to Iceland) as they are cheaper, though for a mint/vg condition one they are usually sold for just under £1000 in the UK.
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Film Cameras currently used:
Large/Stort-format: Ebony 45SU (field camera), Medium/Medlem-format: Mamiya 7, Hasselblad 503CW
35mm/Små format: Nikon: F4, D800 (yes digital, I know)
Thanks jbbooks!
Originally Posted by kurt765
Thanks jbbooks!
You're welcome.
My good friend has one. Great lenses. But pretty darned wide for me at 43mm. And spot metering only? That is really stupid design. If I am using an in-camera meter, I don't want to go moving my camera here and there to get spot meter readings once I have a composition set up. Especially not for the things I would shoot with a rangefinder.
Personally, I want one of the Mamiya rangefinders, but I think that over all, the 6 is the better camera. Better meter if needed, and no monkeying with external finders. Plus I love square format.
I say go for the 7 if you want the 43mm lens. For any other purpose, go for the 6. YMMV.
"Truth and love are my law and worship. Form and conscience are my manifestation and guide. Nature and peace are my shelter and companions. Order is my attitude. Beauty and perfection are my attack."
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Many of KR's reviews are dubious, and generally his favorite thing in the world is whatever the latest gizmo out is. However, he's probably correct about the Mamiya 6/7 cameras and lenses. I have a 6 and all 3 lenses are sharper than anything I've used, even sharper than my 80 Planar CF (although that lens has slightly better micro-contrast). The 50 is fantastic. I would judge the build quality of the lenses as good as Leica and even better than Hasselblad, which do have some plastic parts on them. The cameras do have a little too much plastic (I'd really like a metal shutter speed control), but if they were all metal you might not want to carry one around and they'd be 2x expensive.
If you get a Mamiya 7, you need a Nikon 8000/9000 or you will not be getting all the quality out of the lenses, and color balance will not be so great.
KR says some stupid $hit from time to time (like how terrible the Mamiya Press and C systems are), but for the most part, I find his reviews and advice to be the best on the 'net. He has excellent, practical, common sense, user-friendly advice (lacking almost everywhere else in equipment reviews throughout the 'net). Also, for as technically focused as his subject matter is, he does not come across as obsessed with technical aspects of photography. He "keeps it real," I might say. He is also humorous- and grumpy-enough to keep me interested. Plus, he loves film, and wrote the greatest film vs. digital article I have ever read, by far. I wouldn't call his writing anywhere close to "dubious" on most matters...at least not those that he thoroughly researches (which I do not think he did in the aforementioned Mamiya cases).
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Originally Posted by 2F/2F
My good friend has one. Great lenses. But pretty darned wide for me at 43mm. And spot metering only? That is really stupid design. If I am using an in-camera meter, I don't want to go moving my camera here and there to get spot meter readings once I have a composition set up. Especially not for the things I would shoot with a rangefinder.
Personally, I want one of the Mamiya rangefinders, but I think that over all, the 6 is the better camera. Better meter if needed, and no monkeying with external finders. Plus I love square format.
I say go for the 7 if you want the 43mm lens. For any other purpose, go for the 6. YMMV.
We are allowed to differ, I hope.
The main reason I got one was for 6x7 color slides, which I much prefer to the 6x6 ones or, even worse, the 6x4.5 or the "Super" slides. Later, it became an obvious replacement for the 4x5 cameras where it is not possible to possess or use a tripod. You may not like its spot metering, but I prefer it. I use a small pocket meter for larger angle reflective readings and for incident light readings. As to some complaints about the plastic used, I have no complaints about the reliability and I appreciate the cameras light weight. A bag with two bodies, a full set of filters and stuff and three or four lenses is easy to manage and does everything I expect. It is a kit that makes large color slides that are incredibly sharp and clear with great color and contrast when projected as well as black and white negatives that are an acceptable substitute for what I would get using a 4x5; movements excepted, of course.
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[QUOTE=Thomas Bertilsson;1174820]But please please please refrain from using the word 'best'.
It is the best by definition. There are no other 43mm lenses for 6x7 that would be better.
I agree with jbbooks, but as a LF user that may be simply because I love spot metering. If you are using the camera on a tripod and using Lee's graduated filters, a spot meter means that you can, where needed, use an ND grad, sometimes at funny angles, to balance the lighting on an image. I will probably use my Sekonic spot meter with the camera anyway.


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Lightroom: Performance and optimization: LR is slow
Lightroom: Performance and optimization: LR is slow
LR 4 is excruciatingly slow. Until Adobe is able to do something about this I am recommending my students and readers continue to use LR 3 or switch to Aperture.
Official Responses
Pete Green (Customer Advocate) December 05, 2012 02:10Hi all,
We have put together a technote containing several suggestions for optimizing Lightroom's performance that we hope will help.
Let us know which of these suggestions are helpful to you. Thanks!
Pete Green (Customer Advocate) July 19, 2012 02:42Hello all,
We do acknowledge that there have been a performance hit for truely "some" users, though that doesn't comfort the users that are seeing the performance hit that they are seeing, and professionals that do potentially lose time (which = money) due to the decrease in performance.
Now that there is acknowledgement of the issue, we still don't have a resolution, nor know exactly what is causing it on the multitude of systems that are seeing it.
Thanks to those that are delving in deeper to try to discover what the cause is, and hopefully we can all look for a solution, since it is happening on not all systems, but some.
I wanted to call attention to a potential solution that was given by another user on another forum after a chat with adobe support. I've paraphrased some of the steps and cleaned them up a bit so they can be digestible, but would be curious to hear of other's results after having tried these steps.
A fair amount of users are running in windows, and these steps are windows-centric, if you're a mac guru, perhaps you can divine how to perform similar steps on the mac platform.
Here is the chat log and troubleshooting steps.
Please try them out, and let us know if you see any improvement with any of these steps.
William is the tech, and Jojo the end user with performance trouble.
Chat log:
William: I understand that you're experiencing performance issue. Am I correct?
Jojo: Oh yes
Rename Preference folder
Please close all windows
Click the Start button.
Type %appdata% in the search box and press Enter.
Double click on Adobe folder.
Rename the "Lightroom" folder to "OldLightroom".
Clear Temp files
Click on Start button.
Type %temp% and press Enter.
It will open Temp folder.
Empty the files and folders inside it.
Results chat:
Jojo: ok done. it still has files that could not be deleted for Win Explorer and Google Chrome (the browser I use)
William: Okay.
William: Launch Lightroom and check if you're getting the same issue.
Jojo: that seems to have sped it up significant;y
William: Perfect.
William: Please double check if that works fine now.
Jojo: Much faster, but all of my presets are gone
Jojo: Export presets, etc
Rename old preference folder back so LR sees it.
Quit Lightroom.
Click on Start button.
Type %appdata% in the search box and press Enter.
Double click on Adobe folder.
Rename the "Lightroom" preference folder to "2-OldLightroom".
Rename the "OldLightroom" and rename it to "Lightroom".
After that open Preferences folder inside it.
Rename the file "Lightroom 4 Preferences.agprefs" and to "OldLightroom 4 Preferences.agprefs".
Launch Lightroom and test the performance
Results 2 chat:
Jojo: Oh yes, that's working well!
William: Perfect.
Jojo: Much better!
William: You can start working with the product smoothly now.
William: Great.
Jojo: Hey, are they fixing this in a release? I know a lot of photographers who are VERY upset about this performance issue. I was ready to change back to LR3
William: Corrupt preference may cause Lightroom to work slow.
William: We renamed the preference file and it is working fine.
End Chat log
Another user had mentioned that they "renamed the Lightroom 3 Preferences.agprefs to Old_Lightroom 3 Preferences.agprefs and now it works a lot quicker."
Those are at least a couple things to try that shouldn't take but a few minutes.
Report back with any change in LR 4.1 behavior
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my trouble with lagging was cured when i replaced the SSD drive with a conventional one. I tried all the performance tricks found on lots of threads, but nothing worked until the drive itself was replaced. There was nothing wrong with the drive or with the installation, just an incompatibility they haven't ironed out yet.
my $10/mo subscription keeps my LR and PS updated for FAR less than it would cost for standalone. And i'm pleased overall with how Adobe responds to its customers, appreciating the fact that they can't possibly cover the multiplicity of configurations and needs of so many millions of users.
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I read Bill's suggestion that ssds could be the problem with their slow random writes, but when I replaced my ssd that has just the catalog and previews on it with a HDD with the same catalog and previews, it slowed down during rendering 1:1 previews, just as the ssd did.
Bob Frost
When you change disks, Windows (if Windows) defaults to not ignoring FUA (Forced unit access) meaning write-throughs are not cached for the short term and written in the background. The system and application wait for the write IO to complete.
control-panel->device manager->disk drives (on left)->, Properties->Policies Tab.
Check box on the right most, bottom box "Turn off Windows write-cache buffer flushing...."
if that box is greyed out, then it is the disk and/or device driver (HBA driver) that is preventing it from being changed. Sometimes software RAID drivers are like this as they cannot take a power failure with data corruption and thus must keep the media on disk written vs. cached.
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see the change log
While I use Lightroom it tends to flash rapidly. Can you give me an Idea of how to make it stop? If I had seizure it would through me into one.
I have the same issue, mostly with the menu bar area (where the 'library' 'develop' 'map' 'book' etc text is)
I would recommend you go to preferences and turn OFF the GPU settings - don't let it use your GPU, and see if that helps. It definitely helped my whole UI from flashing and being super sluggish, but it didn't make that menu bar flashing thing go away!
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Celebrating our 53rd Year of Professional Auto Racing
HOMETOWN BOY JEFF STRUNK WINS $50,000 BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 OVER A STAR STUDDED FIELD OF DIRT TRACK RACING STANDOUTS (Sunday, September 16, 2012) - ~ Up until Saturday night Jeff Strunk's season at Grandview Speedway could be described as less than what he envisioned. However the hometown boy turned a less than desirable season, based on his past nine championships, into a great season when he was ...
CHANCE TO SEE THE CHAMPIONS UP CLOSE AT GRANDVIEW, SECURITY IN PLACE FOR RACE CARS AFTER TECH INSPECTION (Wednesday, September 12, 2012) - ~ Fans are invited to see and hear Grandview Speedway champions at 2 p.m. on Saturday, September 15th in the first turn area of the speedway grounds. NASCAR Whelen All American Series Modified champion Duane Howard, Late Model champion Chuck Schutz and ...
BIG CROWD, BIG FIELD OF RACERS AND BIG THRILLS FOR THE BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY SATURDAY (Wednesday, September 12, 2012) - ~ The biggest event ever presented at Grandview Speedway is set to get the green flag at 7 p.m. on Saturday, September 15th when the $50,000 to win BPG Racing Freedom 76 takes place.
KEVIN HARTNETT JOINS DUANE HOWARD AND RYAN WATT IN THREE CAR EFFORT FOR CHAD SINON IN BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 (Tuesday, September 11, 2012) - ~ 2011 Penn Can Speedway champion Kevin Hartnett has signed on to drive a third car being entered by Blue Bell businessman Chad Sinon in the huge BPG Racing Freedom 76 race at Grandview Speedway on Saturday, September 15th.
QUESTIONS ANSWERED ABOUT THE BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 (Monday, September 10, 2012) - ~ The biggest event in the history of the Grandview Speedway is set to take place on Saturday, September 15th with the running of the $50,000 to win 50th Anniversary BPG Racing Freedom 76 (42nd annual).
THREAT OF SEVERE STORMS FORCES GRANDVIEW TO CANCEL SATURDAY RACING ACTION... (Saturday, September 08, 2012) - ~ The threat of severe storms with high winds and heavy rain forced the cancellation of NASCAR stock car racing at Grandview Speedway for Saturday night, September 8th.
BIGGEST EVENT IN TRACK HISTORY, THE BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 WITH $50,000 PLUS TO THE WINNER SET FOR SATURDAY, SEPT. 15 (Friday, September 07, 2012) - ~ Over the years some of the best known names in area dirt track Modified racing have raced in Grandview Speedway's BPG Racing Freedom 76 and some of them have been winners.
FOUR STAR LETTERING/GREEN LANE WM PENN CHAMPIONSHIP NIGHT AT GRANDVIEW SATURDAY, GET YOUR ADVANCE 76'ER TICKETS (Thursday, September 06, 2012) - ~ Duane Howard and Chuck Schutz have already won their titles. Howard, winner of nine feature races, has earned his fifth NASCAR Whelen All American Series 358 Modified championship. Schutz has taken his sixth Late Model championship.
HOWARD WINS NUMBER NINE AND TITLE, KELLNER WINS NUMBER SIX WHILE SCHUTZ GETS TITLE, BRIGHTBILL WON NUMBER THREE AND GERMANO WINS FIRST AT GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY (Sunday, September 02, 2012) - ~ For the ninth time this season Duane Howard was able to wheel the BPG Racing NO. 4 to victory in the 30-lap NASCAR Whelen 358 Modified feature race at Grandview Speedway on Saturday. The victory was more than enough to earn him the 2012 NASCAR Whelen ...
PURSE ANNOUNCED, RULES IN PLACE, AS GRANDVIEW SPEEDWAY GETS READY FOR HUGE BPG RACING FREEDOM 76 CLASSIC (Thursday, August 30, 2012) - ~ The biggest first place payoff for a local short track speedway is set to be paid when Grandview Speedway offers $50,000 to the winner of the 42nd annual BPG Racing Freedom 76 set for Saturday, September 15th.


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From the Lanes to the Links with John Price
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The six-man Ellendale Country Club team finished second in the Louisiana Golf Associations Club Team Championship held last weekend at Farm dAllie Golf Club in Carencro.
The squad was paced by Greg Crains 69 on Sunday.
Other members of the second-place team were Brandon Henry, B.J. Antill, Peyvend Magsoud (72 on Sunday), Nick Terracina and Kevin Morvant (73 on Sunday). Gray Plantation won the event by 16 strokes. Ellendale finished the event at 1 under par.
The 19th edition of this championship drew 18 teams from across the state of Louisiana. Saturdays play consisted of four-ball stroke play with each team counting the two best of their three four-ball scores.
Sundays play consisted of individual stroke play with the best four of the six individual scores used as the teams score.
The Second Annual Bayou Region USBC Open tournament will be held at Bowl South and Creole Lanes beginning this weekend. Bowl South will hold the singles and doubles competitions at 10 a.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. May 6. The team competition will be at Creole Lanes at 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. Sunday and 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. May 5.
There will be a benefit tournament for the Terri Dockery St. Peter Medical Fund at 7 p.m. May 5 at Bowl South. Entry fee for the singles no-tap tournament is $20 per person and registration begins at 6 p.m. For more information, contact Cheryl Belanger at 791-8939.
The Fifth Annual Gumbo Grandparents Tournament will be held at Creole Lanes on May 19-20 and May 26-27. An entry form for the USBC-sanctioned tournament can be picked up at Creole Lanes.
The Louisiana State Bowling Association 62nd Annual Tournament will be held at Metro Bowl (team events) and Don Carter Lanes (doubles and singles) in Baton Rouge on May 26-27 and June 2-3, 9-10, 16-17. For entry forms contact any local bowling establishment. The deadline to enter the tournament, which is sanctioned by the USBC, is Wednesday.
The Louisiana Womens Bowling Association 500 Club will hold a tournament at Thunder Bowl in Thibodaux on June 2-3.
The 17th Annual SNAFU Charity Golf Tournament will be held on June 9 at Sugarland Country Club in Raceland. Net proceeds from the tournament will go to Make-A-Wish Foundation. There are sponsorship opportunities available with or without team fees included. For more information about the tournament, call Dewey Theriot at 665 -9063, Buddy Campbell at 853-3390, Gene Rhodes at 872-1029, Vernon Vicknair at 448-2825 or Hugh Foret at 537-7850.
The Golden Tigers Booster Club will be holding its benefit tournament on Aug. 18 at Sugarland Country Club in Raceland. There will be a $10,000 hole-in-one prize sponsored by Bayou Bengal Magazine and Tiger Tyme.
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