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Get an overview of this hotelLuxury Dunblane hotel in Kinbuck with free breakfast
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Located in Kinbuck, this luxury hotel is within 9 mi (15 km) of Dunblane Cathedral, Dunblane Museum, and Doune Castle. Deanston Distillery and University of Stirling are also within 12 mi (20 km).
Hotel Features
A restaurant, a bar/lounge, and massage/treatment rooms are available at this hotel. Free full breakfast, free WiFi in public areas, and free self parking are also provided. Additionally, 24-hour room service, meeting rooms, and laundry facilities are onsite.
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All 15 individually decorated rooms feature free WiFi and iPod docks. For a bit of entertainment, flat-screen TVs come with DVD players, and guests will also appreciate thoughtful touches like bathrobes and slippers.Would you like to give us feedback? Share it! Opens in a new window
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Hotel Amenities
The hotel offers a restaurant. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Guests can enjoy a complimentary breakfast. Public areas are equipped with complimentary high-speed wireless Internet access.
Event facilities measuring 1894 square feet (176 square meters) include meeting rooms. This luxury hotel also offers a library, tour/ticket assistance, and a garden. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
- Total number of rooms - 15
- Bar/lounge
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Free breakfast
- Fireplace in lobby
- Billiards or pool table
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Free WiFi
- Laundry facilities
- Library
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Meeting rooms
- Garden
- Luggage storage
- Restaurant
- Conference space size (feet) - 1894
- Free self parking
- Conference space size (meters) - 176
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- Tennis on site
- Wedding services
Family Friendly Amenities
- Family Hotel
- Free Wi-Fi
- Laundry facilities
- DVD player
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- DVD player
- Premium bedding
- Free newspaper
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- Turndown service
- Private bathroom
- Bathrobes
- Free toiletries
- Hair dryer
- In-room massage available
- Slippers
- Shower only
- Iron/ironing board
- In-room safe
- Desk
- Flat-panel TV
- Free WiFi
- iPod docking station
- Room service (24 hours)
- Egyptian-cotton sheets
- Individually decorated
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary full breakfast.
Chez Roux - This restaurant serves lunch and dinner.
24-hour room service is available.
Nearby Things to Do
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Hiking/biking trails nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Fishing on site
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 2:30 PM
Check-in time ends at Midnight
Check-out time is 11 AM
Payment types
- Pets allowed
- Restrictions apply
- For more information contact the property at the number on the booking confirmation
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Rollaway bed fee: GBP 85 per night
Hotel Name
- Cromlix
- Cromlix Dunblane
- Cromlix Hotel
- Cromlix Hotel Dunblane
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(CNN) -- Take a look at the slideshow above of some of the funniest tweets from Monday night's third and final presidential debate, which was a bittersweet occasion for the Twittersphere. The previous two presidential debates, and one equally entertaining vice presidential debate, have provided rich material for the wits of Twitter. Their rapid-fire commentary turned what could have been dry television into deeply entertaining multi-screen experiences. As many pointed out on Twitter, the micro-blogging service is like Mystery Science Theater for live television.
The meme of the evening did not stem out of one candidate's gaffe, but from a well-executed zinger (the words "gaffe" and "zinger" will officially be retired on November 7). Responding to a criticism from Romney about the size of the U.S. Navy, Obama said: "You mentioned the Navy, for example, and that we have fewer ships than we did in 1916. Well, Governor, we also have fewer horses and bayonets, because the nature of our military's changed. We have these things called aircraft carriers where planes land on them."
The hashtag #horsesandbayonettes and parody account @Horsesbayonette quickly followed. Other popular moments included moderator Bob Schieffer slipping up and saying "Obama bin Laden," the repeated use of the word "tumult" and whether or not the U.S. should "divorce" Pakistan.
The volume of tweets was a bit lower this round, with 6.5 million tweets sent during the hour and a half event, according to Twitter. The previous debate had 7.2 million tweets, the first 10 million (a record for a U.S. political event).

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Soul superstar Stevie Wonder treated pal John Legeng and his new wife Chrissy Teigen to a one-of-a-kind wedding gift – he staged an impromptu performance at the couple's reception in Italy last month.
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Legend serenaded the love of his life with his ballad, "All of Me," which he wrote for Teigen, but there was a second unplanned musical surprise – and rapper West is credited with making it happen.
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The Virtual Cell is a unique computational environment for modeling and simulation of cell biology . It has been specifically designed to be a tool for a wide range of scientists, from experimental cell biologists to theoretical biophysicists. The creation of biological or mathematical models can range from the simple, to evaluate hypotheses or to interpret experimental data, to complex multi-layered models used to probe the predicted behavior of complex, highly non-linear systems. Such models can be based on both experimental data and purely theoretical assumptions.
The Virtual Cell is deployed as a distributed application that is used over the Internet. Users can build complex models with a web-based Java interface to specify compartmental topology and geometry, molecular characteristics, and relevant interaction parameters. The Virtual Cell automatically converts the biological description into a corresponding mathematical system of ordinary and/or partial differential equations. Distinct biological and mathematical frameworks are encompassed within a single graphical interface. The mathematic-savy user may directly specify the complete mathematical description of the model, bypassing the schematic interface. The Virtual Cell will then solve the equations by applying numerical solvers and generate appropriate software code to perform and analyze simulations. Results can be displayed and analyzed on-line or downloaded to the user's computer in a variety of formats. It is freely accessible to all members of the scientific community.


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Spring 2016 Quick LinksSchedule of Classes
Online OrientationMandatory for some Online Courses
Course Syllabi
Welcome to Catalyst WorkshopsOptional for students new to Catalyst
Welcome to the series BIO54G,H, I and J. You are taking this orientation prior to a 6 week course offered through Distance
Learning at De Anza College. Distance education may be a new experience for you and you may have many questions. This
orientation is intended to answer many common questions so that you can reduce stress and maximize your chances for a
successful, positive experience. I also hope that by the end of this orientation if you have any other questions you will know where
and how to find answers. Students who are successful in distance education have initiative, organization and time management
Because we don't get to meet face to face for lectures each week it is important that you know how to reach me. You can reach me in person during my office hours and during my scheduled hours in the Lab. You can also make appointments to meet with me at other times during the week. Leave me an email or voicemail message and be sure to include your phone number if you'd like me
to return your call. I'll get back to you as soon as I can. Be sure to check the catalyst site or my webpage for updated office hours (they change each quarter) and other class news that may come about.
What is the BIO54G,H,I,J Series about and how are these courses formatted?
The subject matter of this course is the fundamentals of Human Anatomy and Physiology. We will survey the entire body,
starting with the common characteristics of all life forms and progressing to the wonder of a single human cell. We will explore
each system of the body, focusing on the major principles of structure and function interrelating interdependently.
There are four separate six-week courses to complete the study of Human Anatomy and Physiology. Each course has its own registration, syllabus, final exam, and course grade. It is preferable to take the four courses in sequence, 54G, H, I, and J, but it is not required. The same textbook and the same laboratory manual are utilized for all four courses.
How do I get access to the video lectures?
1. The course videostream lessons are accessed through Catalyst, the online course management system. For technical requirements to use Catalyst, refer to the Distance Learning home page: http://distance.deanza.fhda.edu or refer to the last section of this orientation.
2. To get access to the DVD copies of the lecture at the Library West Computer Lab in the basement of Learning Center West, you will be asked to show a current DASB card (obtained on the ground floor of the campus center) AND a card from distance learning that says you are currently enrolled in a distance learning course.
3. If you do not ever use the Library West Computer Lab you will not need a DASB card or Distance Learning Card. You will simply access the lectures using the Catalyst login instructions found on the Distance Learning Center website.
Each week of the course you will
1. Read/study one chapter in the textbook in the comfort of your own home or on campus
2. Watch a video lecture on that text chapter via videostream on any computer of your choice (home, at De Anza College, library etc) OR by coming to the Library West Computer lab at DeAnza and getting a DVD or VHS copy of the lecture which can be viewed at the computers there or taken out overnight.
3. Doing the related lab work in the Science Pavilion (SC 3101) or in the Allied Health Resource Lab (Room S82)
How does lab time work? Are the lab hours counted? Is the instructor ever available in lab?
Each week students use time in lab to view lectures via video stream, study or work on lab assignments. Some students like to work together and can do so in a private room in the back of both the Allied Health Skills lab and the Science Pavilion. Please check with the lab personnel about scheduling the room.
Please be sure to sign in and out of lab each time you go. This helps us measure lab use. Because students are able to watch video lectures, study and do many lab assignments from home, there is no required amount of lab hours. However, many students find using the lab resources here on campus to be very instrumental to their success in the course since there are
models, diagrams, books, computers and knowledgeable lab personnel who can assist you.
I will be available to you during the scheduled lab time to answer questions and review material. I will also review weekly tests with you during the scheduled lab time. You may decide to complete your lab assignments any time that the lab is open. Some lab assignments can be done easily at home which is also OK. When using the lab however whether to study, take a test or
work on lab assignments, please be sure to sign. The lab personnel will help you get started with this.
What if I can't make it to lab when the instructor is there?
You can make appointments to meet with me during my office hours, and other times during the week. I will send emails to enrolled student whenever group announcements are necessary. It is the students responsibility to know my office phone number and email.
Each week I will lecture on the current chapter you are studying. I will emphasize the important concepts and clarify details. I encourage you to ask questions during the lab time or by phone. You may take the chapter test the following week in one of 2 locations: the Science Pavilion or the Allied Health Resource lab.
When is the Lab Open? Where is it on campus?
The operating hours for the Science Pavilion varies a little each quarter. For updated hours of operation, I recommend that you phone the lab at 408-864-8921.
The Allied Health Resource lab is located in building S8. This lab is open Monday - Friday. Please phone Marge Sainten there for this quarter's hours of operation. 408-864-8687.
Please note that if the lab closes at 4pm you should start your test no later than 3:00 pm so that you are not rushed.
You can find a map of De Anza College by going to http://www.deanza.edu. This is the campus webpage. There you will find a link that includes a map of the campus. Make sure you have a parking permit when parking on campus.
Can I use the text book from a previous edition?
We are currently using the 11th edition of Holes Essentials of Human Anatomy & Physiology with the accompanying lab manual (see greensheet for ISBN number). Students are welcome to use the 10th edition provided they understand that page numbers and the numbers assigned to lab exercises will probably be different and therefore require the students to be patient and ask lab personnel for help in identifying the correct numbers of assignments. In most cases, the numbers are off by one. PLEASE BE SURE TO PRINT THE CORRECT SCHEDULE OF LAB ASSIGNMENTS DUE according to your correct text edition. On the catalyst site you will find a link to lab assignments for the 11th edition as well as the 10the edition. Do not confuse yourself by printing or referring to both of these.
If you have any questions regarding the schedule of lab assignments you may ask Bonnie in the Science Resource Center before doing the lab report.
Hours of Study: The time required for students to succeed in this course can vary dramatically. As a rule of thumb, I encourage students to be prepared to spend 4.5 hours per week between lecture, reading and studying the course materials as well as completing lab exercises.
Finally, some other reassurances.
Do I need to know a lot about using a computer?
No. You will need to be able to turn on the computer, access the distance learning webpage so you can access the lectures and be able to access my webpage for updates and to down load the greensheet/class schedule/class notes.
Do I need to own a computer? No. Computers are available on campus at the open media lab, the Science Pavilion and the Allied Health Skills lab. You do need an email address so that an access code can be emailed to you AND so you can communicate with me if necessary. Email is free.
I take notes very slowly and can't get all that I'm listening to down on paper. On my web page you will find class notes from each lecture. Print those out BEFORE each lecture so you can add to them as you follow along in lecture. You can listen to each lecture as many times as you need.
What if I'm not able to come to campus one week and take a test? Ultimately, by the final week of the course, all tests, lab work, extra credit assignment and final exam must be done. No exceptions. It is a 6 week course. The schedule you see on my web page is a strong recommendation for students to follow so that they don't fall behind however, students are able
to move at a slower or faster pace if that works best for them. The only temporal restriction is the final end date for the course. Additionally, no extra credit or lab exercises can be handed in after the final exam. Make sure when you take your final that you
are really done with the course.
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Webcasts and Videostreaming
The video lessons for this course are also available as videostreams. If you
would like to access your video lessons from a computer you will need:
To access the videostreams go to http://catalyst.deanza.edu
and follow the logon instructions on this page. You will not be able to logon until
the first day of instruction.
If you do not already have RealPlayer you may download it for free. Some courses use Quicktime instead of RealPlayer. Instructions for downloading are in your Catalyst course.
Keep in mind that network congestion either at De Anza College or with your ISP can affect the smooth
delivery of the videostream.
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Auburn Hills, MI (Sports Network) - Russell Westbrook scored 14 of his game-
high 33 points in the fourth quarter as the Oklahoma City Thunder rallied to
take a 92-90 victory over the winless Detroit Pistons.
Westbrook also had 10 rebounds and four assists, while Kevin Durant had 26
points and nine boards for the Thunder, who won their fifth straight.
Kevin Martin finished with 13 points and Serge Ibaka netted 11 with seven
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Rodney Stuckey had 19 points and Greg Monroe added 17 for Detroit, which is
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What the Popes Eat: How Pope Francis Will Keep it Frugal and Healthy
The leader of the Catholic church changed hands yesterday. Amongst great fanfare, Jorge Mario Bergoglio exited the Vatican after a plume of white smoke rose from the chimney and was announced as Pope Francis I. He's the first pope of modern times to come from Latin America; specifically he hails from Buenos Aires, Argentina.
He's described as a humble man and a pope of the people, already declining to stand atop a podium when he first greeted his loyal Catholic followers. So then, can we assume the papal diet will also be a modest one? It appears so. According to Lanancion.com, Pope Francis enjoys a healthy diet, eating things like fresh fruit, skinless chicken, salads, and a glass of wine on occasion.
It may be a leaner and more frugal diet than many of his predecessors.
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Palm Beach Gardens, FL (Sports Network) - World No. 1 Rory McIlroy withdrew
from The Honda Classic on Friday after a difficult first nine holes.
The defending champion had a pair of bogeys, a double-bogey and a triple-bogey
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Aaron Lynch lands at South Florida
NOTRE DAME - Aaron Lynch has found a new home.
The former Notre Dame defensive end, who cut ties with the university April 13, has officially landed at the University of South Florida.
The Cape Coral, Fla., native will play for Skip Holtz, son of former Irish coach Lou Holtz, but will have to sit out this season due to eligibilty rules.
He is expected to finish the spring semester at Notre Dame.
"With Aaron originally being from Florida, we're very familiar with the kind of player he is," Skip Holtz said in a release on the Bulls' website. "Aaron had a great freshman season at Notre Dame, and we're excited to welcome him into the Bulls family."
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Hey, all. Mike Stemmle here.
With Episode 303 making the final turn before hitting the virtual streets, now seems like a good time for a "members only"* thread in which Joe Pinney and I open up the floor to a few questions about the episode.
What can I tell y'all about this ep? It's got:
- Sam as you've never seen him!
- Max taking charge of an investigation!
- Hot Ape-on-Cockroach action!
- More rhinoplastying than you can shake a stick at!
- Sam's surprising new partner!
Consider the floodgates open,
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|Rosenbach named Outstanding Conservationist of the Year
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Bruce Rosenbach was honored as the Haxtun Conservation District 2008 Outstanding Conservationist of the Year at the recent Christmas dinner held Tuesday, Dec. 9 at KarDale's.
This award is one Rosenbach could have easily been recognized for many years in the past. An avid wildlife habitat enthusiast, he has literally changed the landscape in Phillips County with his numerous tree plantings, all the while encouraging many other landowners to help establish their own permanent pheasant habitats.
In 2002, Rosenbach was honored by the Colorado Division of Wildlife (DOW) as "Wildlife Landowner of the Year" for his outstanding contributions to wildlife habitat. That award was presented by Governor Bill Owens at the National Western Stock Show.
He has served as habitat chairman on the Phillips County Pheasants Forever Chapter since it began in 1991. Joe Crowder, NRCS, calculated that since 1992, the Phillips County Pheasants Forever Chapter has planted approximately 1250 miles or 2300 acres of tree and shrub rows. That is equivalent to planting a row on both sides of Interstate 70 from the Utah state line to the Kansas state line, plus both sides of Interstate 76 from the Nebraska state line to Denver.
Rosenbach has also served two consecutive terms as a supervisor on the Haxtun Conservation District's board of directors, helping educate the community on the many facets of conservation in agriculture. He led the way in bringing the DOW Walk-In-Hunting Access program to Phillips and Sedgwick counties.
Last year alone, Phillips County enrolled 28,000 acres in the program and participating landowners received payments totaling over $50,300. Local businesses have also benefitted enormously with the influx of hunters visiting the community throughout the hunting season.
Rosenbach's latest interest lies in renewable energy and he has been instrumental in bringing "National Wind" to northeastern Colorado. NECO Wind, LLC (Northeast Colorado Wind, LLC) was formed in October, operating under the guidance of National Wind, which Rosenbach serves as advisory board chairman.
NECO Wind's community-based model provides many benefits to area landowners with a substantial share of the project's proceeds staying in the community, and is projected to be one of the largest projects in Colorado.
Whether a farmer, landowner, hunting enthusiast or business owner, Rosenbach has most likely impacted everyone in Phillips County in one fashion or another with his contributions to the community and the preservation of natural resources.


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Preventive Medicine
- ACPM Clinical Preventive Services
(American College of Preventive Medicine and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force)
- This website from the American College of Preventive Medicine and the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force provides evidence-based recommendations for the delivery of clinical preventive services.
- ACPM Community Preventive Services
(American College of Preventive Medicine)
- This website from the American College of Preventive Medicine provides evidence-based recommendations for use at the community level.
- Bright Futures
- This site provides information based on published guidelines for health supervision of infants, children, and adolescents. It includes information for health professionals and parents. Some Spanish language materials are available.
- Cancer Prevention and Control
- This CDC site provides statistics and other information to promote cancer prevention and control.
- CDC National Prevention Information Network
(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
- This site provides a variety of resources relating to the prevention of HIV/AIDS, STDs and TB.
- Evidence-Based Clinical Prevention
- This site is presented by the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care. It provides evidence-based evaluation of preventive health interventions.
- Injury Control Resource Information Network
- This site provides links to resources on injury research and control.
- Injury Prevention Web
- This site includes injury data and a weekly literature update.
- National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion: Chronic Disease Prevention
(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention)
- This CDC site provide information about diseases, prevention and programs relating to chronic health problems.
- New Releases in Preventive Services
(Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality)
- Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion
(US Department of Health and Human Services)
- This web site from an office of the US Department of Health and Human Services provides a variety of resources, many of them full text, related to keeping United States citizens healthy.
- Put Prevention Into Practice (PPIP)
(U.S. Preventive Services Task Force)
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First I am not advocating any player to be added to the Major League roster. If a player is ready to play in the major leagues and there is a roster spot open it would be in their best interest to promote that player. My main reasoning is that no one can predict the future and any injuries or illnesses that may occur. Take for example Ryan Westmorland, Who was our top prospect a few years ago. He got sick and now has no hope of ever playing Major League baseball. The Sox may have had a couple of years of service before Ryan had to retire giving both the team and Ryan an experience of fulfillment Now all we can do is wonder what we missed. How many players were high on the list of prospects only to be forced out due to injuries?
Of course if the team doesn't feel that the player is ready now, that is a horse of a different color. I also believe that any speculation by fans regarding player readiness is just that, speculation. For most of us we do not see the intangibles that separate the good players from the mediocre ones. Even a player like Willie Mo Pena and Phil Plantier had moments of brilliance which caused a stir within Red Sox nation till reality set in. For me, I will let management determine who and when because if they fail they could lose their job. This makes them the best judge of talent. If they are wrong they will be gone and the next in place will take over.
One more thing I would like to address, bashing players because they are struggling is just plain wrong! Players are human like most of us are and are subject to the laws of life that puts individuals on a roller coaster spinning through life. One bad thing that happens and today's fan wants to be the first to spread the news and then the little problem balloons and the pressure becomes too much for that player to be at his peak efficiency level. We as fans can be more productive if we lend support and encouragement to those we root for. The reason for booing is to show dissatisfaction with the effort of the player, not a player who is in a slump and certainly not for a player who is hurting and still working to help the team win. We as fans have must shoulder part of the blame for the constant pressure we put on the players. THIS IS A GAME lets enjoy it for a change!


text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Shark Swallows Another Shark Whole Divers on Australia's Great Barrier Reef recently snapped rare pictures of a wobbegong, or carpet shark, swallowing a bamboo shark whole. PUBLISHED Tue Feb 14 21:05:00 EST 2012 0 1 / 4 Munching on Bamboo (Shark) A shark has been caught on camera making a meal of another shark along Australia's Great Barrier Reef. Released earlier this month, the pictures show a tasseled wobbegong halfway through swallowing a brownbanded bamboo shark. Daniela Ceccarelli and David Williamson, from Australian Research Council's Centre of Excellence for Coral Reef Studies, chanced on the spectacle while conducting a fish census on the fringing reef off Great Keppel Island. "The first thing that caught my eye was the almost translucent white of the bamboo shark," Ceccarelli said in an email. Expecting to find the front part of the bamboo shark hidden under a coral ledge, Ceccarelli swam closer—and the highly camouflaged wobbegong materialized. "It became clear that the head of the bamboo shark was hidden in its mouth," she said. "The bamboo shark was motionless and definitely dead." (Also see shark pictures by National Geographic fans.) Previous analyses of the shark species' stomach contents had shown that wobbegongs do eat other sharks. (Related pictures: "Sharks Taught to Hunt Alien Lionfish.") "I doubt that this is the first time such a thing has been seen," said Ceccarelli, who added that she does think this is the first published photograph of a wobbegong swallowing another shark. —Helen Scales Photograph courtesy Tom Mannering Even Match The wobbegong sits with the dead bamboo shark in its mouth along Australia's Great Barrier Reef.Both species of predator and prey involved in this rarely witnessed episode grow to similar sizes—approximately 39 to 59 inches (100 to 150 centimeters) from head to tail. The two sharks also share much of their ranges in the western Pacific, where they hang out on the seabed around coral reefs."In areas where wobbegongs are common, their paths are [indeed] likely to cross," Ceccarelli said. "Bamboo sharks forage along the bottom, often poking their heads in holes and under ledges and overhangs to feed primarily on [bottom dwelling] invertebrates."According to the online fish encyclopedia Fishbase, brownbanded bamboo sharks are also often spotted in tide pools and can survive for 12 hours out of water.(Also see "Shark Ate Amphibian Ate Fish: First 'Food-Chain Fossil.'") Photograph courtesy Tom Mannering Carpet Shark With their flat bodies and fringed faces, it's probably no surprise that tasseled wobbegongs—like this one in waters off Indonesia—are also known as carpet sharks."They lie on the seabed, camouflaged against the bottom, waiting motionlessly for potential prey to swim past and then attack at lightning speed," Ceccarelli said.As opportunistic ambush predators, wobbegongs are "unlikely to be picky about what they prey on," she added. That helps explain why the Australian wobbegong was able to make a meal of a shark almost as big as itself. (Related picture: "Python Bursts After Eating Gator.")As with many sharks, the wobbegong's jaws dislocate, helping them to engulf large prey, and their teeth point backward so they can keep a grip on their meals."With enough time, they can dismember and consume prey even larger than themselves," Ceccarelli said. Photograph by Reinhard Dirscherl, Alamy Shaggy Shark A tasseled wobbegong blends into its surroundings, assisted by reticular markings and intricate skin flaps that break up the outline of its flattened body.Even though it's easy enough for a wobbegong to devour a big meal, scientists are unsure how the animal manages to process prey as large as other sharks. (Also see "Sharks Eating Songbirds in Gulf of Mexico.")"There's been very little work done to establish exactly how wobbegongs digest their prey," Ceccarelli said. "Most sharks swallow their prey whole, so with a mouthful like [a whole other shark], digestion could take several days."A study of the shark-eats-shark observation appears in the current issue of the journal Coral Reefs. Photograph by Ethan Daniels, Alamy Related Stories Death of One of World's Biggest Sharks Causes Outcry 4 Incredible Videos of Animals With Superpowers Through a Shark's Eyes: See How They Glow in the Deep


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I hear you on the ugly thing.. I was talking myself into buying a BMW GSA until I saw one close up - that is one ugly bike.. Why don't any of the big companies make a motorcycle shaped like a motorcycle anymore? I have the Bullet, and an Ural that look like they should..
Sorry, that is an ugly bike. I checked. My wife says I'm right.
Thanks to Will for this topic.I've been considering a Bullet Classic or Electra and, after finally taking a trip last weekend to the dealer in Oakdale, NY (very helpful!), am absolutely positive that the Classic is for me.The only item of concern to me after reading the responses to Will's post is keeping the bike outdoors. I live in a Brooklyn apartment with no garage, so the bike will have to live outside.I do have access to a garage (out of state) for Winter storage. But are there any covers particularly good at protecting from the elements and rust? Are there any recommended treatments that protect the bike without harming its appearance? Any experiences to share from NYC metro area riders?If worse comes to worse I'd settle for a used F650 (same dimensions as the R12GS, actually, and fairly comfy for a 6' guy like me), but nothing moves me like the Bullet. Photos don't do it justice.
Are tingling hands common after only 60 miles? Jerry
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God would destroy Rayne in that essay thing with the time limit and marking scheme. It's probably not good for Rayne's self esteem - he can write good essays but God is a lot more poetic and much more concise while being a little bit more discreet as he delivers his points home.
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text: Photo Gallery Pictures: Animal Winners, Losers in Arctic Oil Fields Some predators thrive, while their ground-nesting prey pay the price, in the Arctic landscape that has been reshaped by Alaska's Prudhoe Bay oil development. PUBLISHED November 9, 2011 0 1 / 10 Something to Squawk About Greater white-fronted geese defend their nest against a raiding arctic fox in a dramatic camera-trap photo from the tundra of Alaska's Prudhoe Bay oil fields. "These cameras allow us to paint a picture, sometimes quite graphic, of which predators are raiding nests and which aren't," said biologist Joe Liebezeit of the Wildlife Conservation Society (WCS) program in Arctic Alaska. "We gain a more complete view of the predator/prey dynamic with the use of these cameras"The geese won this battle, but Liebezeit and his colleagues found that foxes and other predators are thriving at Prudhoe Bay thanks to "subsidies" from energy infrastructure-and some ground-nesting birds are paying a price. "We're seeing that certain predators like arctic fox are more numerous in the oil fields and seem to be doing well where people are," Liebezeit said. "And they are impacting the ability of some nesting birds to produce young successfully."--Brian HandwerkThis story is part of a special series that explores energy issues. For more, visit The Great Energy Challenge. Photograph courtesy WCS A Feast for Predators Caught in the act, a red fox feasts on a Lapland Longspur nestling. The sparrow-like songbird is one of the migrating species that nest in the Arctic each summer, but its young are born blind, featherless, and vulnerable to predators old and new. "In the seventies or eighties it was sort of noteworthy when you'd see a red fox rather than an arctic fox and now that's almost reversed," said Dick Shideler, biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game.Climate change may be luring the bigger, stronger red foxes here in greater numbers. Once in the neighborhood of the oil fields they--like their relatives the arctic foxes-find excellent shelter in an extreme climate by denning in culverts and under buildings dotted about the oil fields. These "generalist" species also find extra food by consuming inevitable road kills or garbage scraps found in proximity to human development. Photograph courtesy WCS The Color of Survival Ptarmigan live year-round in the Arctic, changing their plumage from winter white to darker summer hues. While these birds are tough enough to reside in the north, and their populations appear healthy around the oil fields, they are less numerous than the millions of migratory birds who flock to the Arctic each summer to breed and rear their young.Liebezeit and his colleagues compared migrating birds' ability to raise young in the oil fields of Prudhoe Bay with their success in the undeveloped Teshekpuk Lake area of the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska. "In 2011 we documented that some, not all, birds had less ability to produce young successfully (in Prudhoe Bay)," he said. "But it's a complicated picture. Some birds seem to do fine near the infrastructure." Ptarmigans (Lagopus mutus) roosting on a rock in Prudhoe Bay, AK. Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic Drilling Down into Wildlife Impact Prudhoe Bay, on northern Alaska's Arctic Ocean coastline, is home to North America's largest oil field. The infrastructure required to extract oil, and support the people living and working here, is providing unanticipated benefits to local predator species like arctic fox and ravens."Whenever people change the landscape there are certain impacts and the question is how does one manage for specific objectives?" said University of Alaska Fairbanks biologist Matthew Cronin. "If foxes and ravens are abundant, then ground nests are going to get preyed upon, so you may have to do something about it. In the Lower 48, wildlife officials manage predators all the time with programs like coyote control. If the fox predation on birds is too heavy you might trap them or try to reduce access to denning sites." Cronin studies the genetics and evolution of wild animal populations. He's served as a consultant to the energy industry and to government policy makers. Photograph from Alaska Stock Images/National Geographic Sniffing Out a Next Meal A grizzly bear sniffs around a bird's nest and, unbeknownst to the bruin, a hidden camera trap. The bears are common around Prudhoe Bay. "The field includes a bunch of natural habitat, so bears would be here with or without the oil development," said Alaska Fish & Game's Dick Shideler.Learning how energy development impacts both prey and predators is increasingly important so that management agencies have the tools to balance wildlife needs with the wider expansion of oil and gas development into areas like the National Petroleum Reserve-Alaska. Photograph courtesy WCS Walking a Fine Line Experts say that grizzlies have adapted well to energy infrastructure in Prudhoe Bay. "The net effect on the population I think has been pretty minor," said Alaska Fish & Game's Dick Shideler. "I think they adapt to all the human activity and learn how to pretty much ignore it. We've trained the oil field security guards in hazing techniques so they have a good way to train bears to stay away from activity and it works out pretty well. For the most part they continue to use the habitat just like they did in the past and should be just fine-as long as we can get the garbage under control." Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic Living Off Industry Spoils A mama grizzly bear and her two cubs scavenge for food in a Prudhoe Bay Dumpster and illustrate a major issue around Prudhoe Bay-animals becoming accustomed to feeding on human trash.Prudhoe Bay is operated by BP, and ConocoPhillips and ExxonMobil are also major owners of the oil field. Management has taken serious steps to try to control scavenging animals, like switching to Dumpsters with lids on them and educating workers not to feed bears or foxes."The oil companies did a really great job from the late 1990s until the last four or five years, and they are still doing pretty well in the oil field itself. But in the community of Deadhorse, which is right outside of the fields, things have really been slipping a bit," said Dick Shideler. Shideler fears that local bears, which were painstakingly and sometimes lethally weaned off scavenging in the late 1990s, may become food-conditioned all over again with a growing influx of new workers. Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic Multiplying Amid Change This mother caribou and her calf were captured by a camera-trap shot aimed at the bird's nest beneath their feet. Scientists have closely studied the impacts of Prudhoe Bay infrastructure on the Central Arctic caribou herd. Research has shown that during calving season the animals may try to avoid roads and other unsettling infrastructure to the detriment of nutrition and reproductive success. The herd has moved its main local calving grounds to the south, away from the traditional site's oil and gas development-but its numbers, which had dwindled to perhaps 5,000 animals in the mid-1970s, are estimated at more than 65,000 today."If you stick to the data you can see it's kind of a mixed story," said Matthew Cronin. "There may be local impacts, avoidance of activity or deflection of movements, but the herd has grown dramatically." Such growth also has been seen in caribou groupings elsewhere, like the important herd near Teshekpuk Lake, some 150 miles (240 kilometers) to the east on the coastal plain -- an area with similar climatic conditions but no current oil and gas development. Photograph courtesy WCS Never Flitting, Still Sitting A raven prepares to dine on the egg of a Lapland Longspur that it has just plucked from a nest with its beak. Ravens are one of the species benefiting from the presence of Alaskan energy infrastructure like that seen on the distant horizon. "The ravens occur historically up on the North Slope but they don't really have many places to nest because they require some vertical structure and there are no trees on the Arctic coastal plain," Liebezeit said."They've been able to take advantage of human structures, nesting on towers, the eaves of buildings, and other structures. Their numbers have increased in the oil fields so it's not surprising to see that they are also preying on the eggs of the birds that nest in the oil fields." The birds now live year-round in the oil field area where they were once rare in winter. Photograph courtesy WCS Forage Fit for Foxes Playing its role in a long-standing cycle of predator and prey, an arctic fox carries a freshly caught bird. But Dick Shideler, biologist with the Alaska Department of Fish & Game, says traditional behaviors have shifted for arctic foxes in the vicinity of the Prudhoe Bay oil field."In the summer they typically feed on lemmings, birds, bird eggs, or carcasses," he said. "Usually they go offshore in the winter, following polar bears onto the ice and scavenging their kills. That life history for the foxes here in the oil fields has changed. They just stay here in the winter because they now have access to road kills or garbage." Photograph by Joel Sartore, National Geographic Related Stories Can There Be Too Many Eagles? As Sea Ice Shrinks, Can Polar Bears Survive on Land? Killing Wildlife: The Pros and Cons of Culling Animals


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Admission for the Jack O'Lanterns exhibit is $16, $14 for children and seniors. Ages 4 and under are free when accompanied by an adult. Tickets are sold for specific dates and times and must be purchased in advance. For tickets and more information, visit www.therise.org.
Old Westbury Gardens is located at 71 Old Westbury Rd., Old Westbury. For further information, contact (516) 333-0048 or www.oldwestburygardens.org
The Great Outdoors
October is a terrific time of year to visit the Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Center, where the memory of President Theodore Roosevelt and his love of nature and family has been preserved for over 87 years. Generations have passed through the iron gates, watched birds bathing in the fountain and walked the trails, which wind through the forest. The staff and supporters of the Sanctuary carry on a long tradition of caring for the landscape, for animals and for people, inspired by President Roosevelt.
Visiting the sanctuary's 15 acres of quiet paths and trails gives everyone a renewed appreciation for nature and the environment. Outdoor aviaries allow for a view of some of the resident, non-releasable birds of prey – hawks, owls, falcons, and a vulture – which are cared for at the Sanctuary. Inside the nature center visitors can see resident reptiles, snakes and turtles.
The Theodore Roosevelt Sanctuary & Audubon Center is located at 134 Cove Rd., in Oyster Bay. Call (516) 922-3200.
A Salute to Theodore Roosevelt's 154th Birthday
Sagamore Hill, the home of President Theodore Roosevelt, hosts a fall festival that honors President's Roosevelt's love of the outdoors as well as his birthday, on Saturday, Oct. 20, 11 a.m.-5 p.m.
Bring the family to celebrate in the Roosevelt tradition, with varied family activities, that will appeal to all ages.
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May 25, 2016
By Greg Gullberg
Feb. 10, 2013
White Springs, FL - A new library opens in White Springs, Florida.
Sunday was the official ribbon cutting and dedication ceremony for the new White Springs Public Library-Potash Corporation Building.
In addition to books, CDs and movies there is a community room for adult and children's programs, plenty of computers and even WiFi.
"It's a small library. It's very valued. We can do so much more in terms of technology now. This really is something magnificent for this community. They've waited a long time. And it was well worth the wait," said Betty Lawrence, Suwannee River Regional Library Director.
The old library was in a gas station. The first official day of business for the new one is Monday from 1-6 pm.
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October 27, 2014
When Viola Davis is not starring in ABC's new primetime series How to Get Away with Murder, she is advocating for the eradication of childhood hunger.
Davis caught the interest of education advocates at Concordia University when she became spokesperson for "Hunger Is," an initiative of The Safeway Foundation and the Entertainment Industry Foundation.
September 22, 2014
Concordia's academics and mission attract record number of students
Following a nationwide search, Concordia University Portland announced it will strengthen its leadership team with the addition of Jilma Meneses as Chief Operating Officer (COO).
September 10, 2014
Concordia Ranks among the Top for Academics, Growth & Community Service
Oregon's fastest growing university is also among the best universities in the west, according to U.S. News & World Report rankings released today.
Concordia University-Portland, has a mission to prepare leaders for the transformation of society. The Lutheran liberal arts university, based in Portland, Ore. since 1905, is accredited by the Northwest Commission on Colleges & Universities and enrolls 7,300 students as of September 2014.
July 11, 2014
The NCAA Division II Membership Committee has accepted the application of Concordia University-Portland to join the NCAA, paving the way for Concordia's full-time membership in the Great Northwest Athletic Conference (GNAC).Concordia will begin the three-year process this fall as one of five schools in the 2014-15 first-year candidacy class which was announced today by the NCAA. California State University San Marcos, Concordia University (Calif.), Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University and Oklahoma Baptist University round out the five-member class of successful applicants.


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Keeping with the obvious theme this morning of shirtless ballers, DtL reader Rafafan tipped me off to these sexy shots of Spain's Fernando Verdasco, now the newest member of the shirtless brigade.
I'm not sure what this photoshoot was for - but seriously, who the hell cares? I think we all knew he had a bodacious body but it's always good to have proof. How about we change the rules for Davis Cup to have the teams compete as shirts vs. skins? I think people might actually tune in again.
Now we also know why Ana Ivanovic wants to hop on this Spanish train. Well Ana, get to hoppin'!
(image via livejournal.com)
Tuesday, October 21, 2008
PHOTO OP: Shirtless Fernando gives lucky racquet a ride
Labels: Fernando Verdasco, photo op, shirtless, tennis
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Those abs are just waiting for my tongue.ReplyDelete
Hold on Gonzo baybee, I'm booking my ticket now.
Srsly though, can he pull that underwear a little bit lower so I can feast on his hipbones? That'd make my day.
babz: LMAO! How is it you've already made my day babz??? I love it. He looks so hot in the last pic, it's like an invitation to do some of those things you mentioned.ReplyDelete
Sorry, I can't get past that ridiculous hairstyle. Can't admire the body when you resemble a parrot on top. I'll leave him for babz & ana to fight over. My money's on babz and her tongue.ReplyDelete
Rich - glad to be of service.ReplyDelete
natch - I don't like to be discriminating. I mean look at Murray now. Imagine how hot Gonzo'd be if he gets a skull trim.. Oh lord I just made myself uncomfortable.
Is it bad if I tell you all that my real name can be shortened to Ana? Dum Dum De Dum Dum.
- cristinaOctober 21, 2008 at 10:37 AM
What an exhibitionist! Not that I'm complaining or anything.ReplyDelete
Oeh this remembers me of the US Open! There I also saw him exercising without shirt..Not so bad ;)ReplyDelete
Oke I don't really understand the thing about the shirts vs. skins (I think it has to do something with my English). Do you mean one team wears shirts and the other one doesn't? Anyway, if the Davis Cup final between Spain and Argentina would be about who has the best looking members, Spain would defenitely win! ^^
Those pictures made my day!
The dude is a schmuck but he's tasty. Do what you gotta do, Ana.ReplyDelete
he looks more and more like Lou Diamond Phillips every day...ReplyDelete
Holy Jesus. I just realized I mistaken Verdasco for Gonzo. Jesus, I am so embarrassed. It was the abs, I tell you.ReplyDelete
b2012: interesting observation - let's hope it stops right here...and right now.ReplyDelete
babz: LOL - how could you mistake the two? gonzo's body carpet would've gotten in the way of those rippling abs.
There's so many latina hunks in tennis, I couldn't keep track.ReplyDelete
I've been waiting for the right baller to dethrone Marat as my computer wallpaper. Thank you Fernando.ReplyDelete
Even though Fernando by Abba isn't hott at all, I can't get it out of my head at the moment :)
- LadyRainOctober 21, 2008 at 11:37 PM
There are more of these pictures on Getty images http://tinyurl.com/6r5oon . They were taken back in August in LA. Check out this one:ReplyDelete
- zoonkieOctober 22, 2008 at 12:44 AM
..while Nando is quite the looker, the parrot needs to go. And, the photos look a little contrived, no? Which just adds to the whole cheese factor..ReplyDelete
Hola Chico!!! o_OReplyDelete
What would I do without this blog? Who would make my day instead?!
My fave is the third picture - great smile, great body, grrrreat Emporio boxers.
Nando, if you like Emporio so much, you might wanna try and hop into my handbag - very comfy there. You could be like my own little Paris Hilton doggie. :P
BTW natch: The parrot comment is hilarious! :D


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Teen Wolf – Episode 6 – Heart Monitor
Summary: Scott and Stiles come up with ways for him to control the transformation in order to be with Allison. Derek continues trying to make an ally of Scott in both his battle with the hunters and in his goal to find a mysterious figure that both sides are tracking.
I love Teen Wolf so much! I think this was the best episode so far.
Allison's family history from Google: la bête du gévaudan
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63rd Grand National Roadster ShowWritten by Eric Geisert on June 1, 2012 The Granddaddy roars to life
The longest running indoor custom car show in the world, the Grand National Roadster Show (GNRS), recently completed its 63rd annual installment and was held at the Los Angeles County Fairplex in Pomona, California.
You'd be hard pressed to find anyone in the world who is into hot rodding who doesn't know about the GNRS, as the event showcases the very best of the best when it comes to rods and customs. Part of the passion for the show comes from the America's Most Beautiful Roadster award, handed out yearly since 1950 to a pre-'38 roadster of exceedingly exceptional build and design characteristics. The method of judging for the AMBR award drastically changed last year in comparison to years past, and the result has been enthusiastically accepted by the show's spectators.
Eight large buildings at the facility are packed with cars, with some of the buildings themed to a particular facet of hot rodding. The Suede Palace, or Building 10, is not only full of traditional and lowbrow customs and hot rods, but it is also lined with lifestyle booths catering to that crowd.
Building 9 was filled with only '32 Fords and was part of the 80 Driven Deuces display organized by Bob Kolmos in honor of the 80th anniversary of the '32 Ford.
Building 3 is smaller than the others, and sometimes overlooked due to its location, but it was full of historic and vintage Gassers, dragsters, and race cars that ran at local Southern California dragstrips, including Lions. In Building 5 customs dominated the landscape and it's where you found cars built by Watson, Dore, Zocchi, and D'Agostino. Buildings 7 and 8 are chock full of rods and customs from all over the country, including those of some major rock 'n' roll (such as Dave Grohl from Foo Fighters) and television stars (Tim Allen).
But the big building, number 4, was the main course. It housed many manufacturers and hot rod builders from around the country (Brizio, Johnson, Walden, Trepanier, Pinkees, Hot Rods & Custom Stuff, Hot Rods and Hobbies, to name a few), many of which had their latest vehicles on display (most of them in fresh metal). Another builder, Dave Lane, of FastLane Hot Rod Shop, had a booth in Building 4 but he was also being honored as the show's Builder of the Year, and he had three award-winning cars he's built on display.
Michael Stanford, STREET RODDER's art director, reported on the PPG Pinstriper Charity Auction, which was run by Art "East Coast Artie" Schilling. Stanford said Schilling's crew of about 40 stripers included such top shelf artists as Tom Kelly, Ron Foreman, and Ron Myers from the West and Howie Nisgor and Zeke Lemanski from the East, as well as guys from as far away as France, who all donated their panels and 100 percent of their work for the auction. After famed blues guitarist Jimmie Vaughan played around on a pinstriped Fender Stratocaster guitar for the crowd, it was auctioned off for $9,000. In total, the auction raised $88,500, which benefitted the Gavin Stevens Foundation, seeking a cure for a childhood blindness condition.
One of the main draws of the GNRS is, of course, the cars selected to compete in the America's Most Beautiful Roadster class, and they are presented front and center in Building 4. This year's competition was first rate (as you'd expect), but also many of the cars were more traditional than some of the outrageous designs of past years. In one corner Hayden Groendyke's chocolate brown '31 Marmon roadster, with a tricked-out V-16 engine was in the lineup as was Don Smith's aero-inspired '32 Ford roadster with an even rarer Riley overhead-valve conversion for power. Larry Reynold's Flathead-powered roadster was a satin black with a green lift-off roof '28 Ford that featured an amazing interior with lots of exposed curved wood on the floor, door panels, and seats, while Dennis Varni's emerald blue '33 Ford roadster appears quite elegant before you notice a Hilborn-injected, 8:71-blown Donovan small-block lurking underhood. Another '33, this one owned by Steve Lyman, brought brilliant color to the show with its merlot paintjob while underhood was a injected 427 Ford motor.
There were a couple of tasteful throwbacks to classic hot rod looks with Keith Christopherson's '28 Ford roadster and Eddie Baumann's '29 Ford roadster. Both cars were painted black, but Christopherson's was '40s-inspired with wire wheels and a Flattie, while Baumann's had an injected Nailhead and Halibrand square-window wheels.
Two more roadster that got tongues wagging were Tom Gloy's understated Porsche blue '32, which had its cowl narrowed and body channeled, and Paul Shaughnessy's candy red '32 (nicknamed Sylvester II), which was a restoration/update of a roadster that first appeared in the show back in 1962.
But the winner of this year's America's Most Beautiful Roadster award went to Bill Lindig for his all-aluminum '27 Ford roadster. Started as a project by Jackie Howerton two decades ago, the car went through several iterations before arriving at SO-CAL Speed Shop in Southern California where it spent the last four years being completed and fine-tuned. With its unique paint-and-polished aluminum design and hundreds of visible details inside and out, the most common comment overheard was "I can't imagine the work that went into it."
There is also a Hall of Fame associated with the event, and a brunch on Saturday morning saw four more folks inducted into the fraternity, which now boasts 157 members. Two people, George Brancacio and Kathy Livingston, have long been associated with the show, with Brancacio having judged cars for 42 years and Livingston helping run the operation behind the scenes.
The other two, Dennis Varni and Art Chrisman, have long been proponents of drag and dry lakes racing (Varni has run 225 in his '32 roadster at Bonneville, and you just can't have a complete history of the drags without including Chrisman). Varni also won the AMBR award himself in 1992, and Chrisman helped build AMBR winners in 1982, 1992, and 1994.
Besides the AMBR, there are many other highly coveted awards at the show, including The Bruce Meyer Hot Rod Restoration award, the Blackie Gejeian award, the Brizio Family award, the George Barris Kuston D'Elegance award, the Chip Foose Design of Excellence award, the Triple Gun Award of Excellence (awarded to the painter/builder of a car), and others. There are a lot of awards because the show brings out the highest caliber of custom and hot rod vehicles, and everyone knows it. If you can make a mark at the Grand National Roadster Show, then you've really accomplished something, and that national acclaim is what the show has been able to provide to builders and owners for more than 60 years.
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You should have heard this one drive into the building. Don Smith owns this '32 Ford, which is powered by an extremely rare Riley-equipped overhead valve Flathead Ford V-8, backed to another rare piece: a Riley overdriven five-speed trans. Aerodynamics abound, from mini wings fore and aft, to the leather-lined bomber seats, to the lightning holes everywhere, to a liberal use of rivets and polished aluminum. This AMBR contender definitely appealed to the youngster in all of us.Most of the AMBR contenders this year were subtle with their approach, including Dennis Varni's Moal-built '33 Ford roadster. Dan Brewer built the blown big-block engine, and builder Steve Moal utilized all of the tricks of the trade he's learned over the years building Ridler contenders and past AMBR winners.Judging for the AMBR trophy is different than in years past, as now participants have to drive their cars up in front of the panel of judges, who evaluate the aesthetics of the roadster before walking up to it and checking out the rest of the car. The result from judging the cars this way for the past couple of years has been a return to what most folks feel as a truer representation of what it means to be America's Most Beautiful Roadster.Gil Losi's garage recently burned down, but he was able to save his collection of hot rods, including this super-slippery '49 Oldsmobile Super 88, which was entered in the Semi hardtop class. The car was built by Poor Boys Hot Rods and American Hot Rods and featured a 455 Olds engine from McBride Performance.Lots of great cars can be found in Canada, including Ty Tuppers '33 Ford roadster from Aurora, Ontario. The chassis came from Lobeck's, the engine is a 350 with Fast Burn aluminum heads and an Inglese eight-stack injection system, and the paint came from Greg Dutton and American Speed Company, who also did the interior and top on the car.Dave Lane of FastLane Rod Shop has been busy! Besides building several award-winning cars for Phil Becker, George Poteet, and many others, Dave was named the show's Builder of the Year for 2012. Becker's coupe, Poteet's sedan delivery, and Alan Button's red '32 coupe were on display at this year's show.George Poteet had three cars in the show, including this super-sano '56 Chevy, which was designed by Eric Brockmeyer and built at Kemp's Rod & Restoration. Curtis Speed wheels lets you know this ride is a little different than most, and inside you'll find a rollcage, upholstery from Rad Ride by Troy, and nickel plating from Sherm's Plating all over the car.Ever seen a '32 Ford four-door Vicky? Of course not—Ford never built one. But that didn't stop Roy Brizio and the guys at Marcel's Custom Metal from creating one for Eric Clapton. With a slight chop, a filled roof, and the steering wheel on the right side of the dash, this one has to be one of the most looked-at rods in the show. The car's innovation is what helped it receive the Al Slonaker Award for engineering and craftsmanship. Photo by Churck Vranas.John Saltsman from Rialto, CA, entered his '49 Studebakler truck in the radical pickup class, and it won the George Barris Kustom D'Elegance award. Called the "Atomitron," the pickup featured bodywork (4.5-inch chop, 15.5-inch channel) by Bob Saltsman, Bill Hines, Keith Dean, Merc John, and Brad Masterson with paint by Keith Dean.
Look close and you'll see half of this Bob Drake repro '40 coupe is fresh metal while the other side is primed. That's because it's the STREET RODDER Road Tour car for 2012, which is being built at Troy Ladd's Hollywood Hot Rods. It showcases the metal fabrication work Ladd is doing to the car before its debut in June.In the radical Custom Rod Sedan category you could find Brian Penna's '40 Ford Deluxe four-door, which featured paint and custom bodywork from Eightball Speedshop and a white with gold accent interior from Westminster Auto Upholstery.The gang at Hot Rods & Hobbies had another great project in preview mode: Chip Israel's '40 Willys, which used to be a four-door and was converted into a two-door wagon. Kugel IFS/IRS was installed, and the Willys will be powered by a supercharged LS9.Scott Roberts' '40 Ford pickup was featured at the end of the Hot Rods and Custom Stuff booth, and the special gold paint just drew people to it. Wide whites with caps 'n' rings always looks classy, as did the all-white interior.Customizer Rick Dore has built a car for James Hetfield before, but this VooDoo Priest '37 Lincoln Zephyr is the latest. Keith Dean did the metalwork while Darryl Hollenbeck's Vintage Color Studio did the exquisite Candy Apple over Raspberry paint. The V-12 flathead is painted and polished, too.Squeeg's Kustoms, who built last year's AMBR winner, recently finished up this American Speed '33 for Richard Walpole from Gilbert, AZ. The flattie motor came from H&H Flathead while the chassis came from Terry Palmer. All of the fabrication, paint and body, and assembly was done at Squeeg's Kustoms in Chandler, AZ.Looking like it had just rolled in from the Salt Flats, Dick DeLuna's '34 five-window is an original Ford body massaged by Rolling Bones Hot Rod Shop that is bolted to a reworked chassis on a 114-inch wheelbase. A 284 Flathead is under the louvered hood.


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North Shields Poly, Winchester and Bournville were among the winners at the BMAF Cross Country Relay Championships at Derby on Saturday afternoon.
In the women's race there was an exciting three-way battle between North East club NSP, Dulwich Runners and Staffs Moorlands who all led at various stages on the last leg. However, it was NSP who proved the strongest finishers.
Dulwich's Clare Ems, who moved from ninth to first on the second leg with 11:23, and moved down from the W45s to W35s, was easily the fastest individual.
Bristol and West won the W45s but it was Long Eaton's former Masters International winner Sharon Orridge who was fastest with 12:32 on the opening leg.
A poorly supported W55s was won by Winchester with their England international from last week, Lynne Whitaker, fastest with 13:07.
The M65s were won by a top quality Oxford team but it was Bob Tintinger of Rotherham Harriers who was fastest with a time of 12:26.
The men's race saw the M35, M45s and M55s combined, with fastest laps going to Mansfield's Mark Johnson (10:01), Austin Davies of Brecon (9:58) and Redhill's Andy Wetherill (11:12) respectively.
Bournville won the M35s just ahead of Leicester who won the W45s. The M55s was a close affair and Oxford City fought off the challenge of Dulwich Runners.
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UFC on FX 6 has lost one of its key fighters.
Australian light heavyweight Anthony Perosh (13-7 MMA, 3-4 UFC), who was slated to fight in his home country next month, has been forced out of a bout with Joey Beltran (14-8 MMA, 3-5 UFC).
A nasty toe injury is to blame.
According to Australian journalist Adam Ireland, Perosh suffered a horrific broken toe during a training session (check out the image, which is graphic). Perosh recently had surgery and hopes to resume training in four to six weeks, according to Ireland.
No replacement has been named for the event, which takes place Dec. 15 at Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition Centre in Broadbeach, Gold Coast, Australia. The event's main card airs live on FX (on Dec. 14 in the U.S. due to the time difference) following prelims on FUEL TV.
Perosh had put together a three-fight UFC win streak following stoppage victories over Tom Blackledge, Cyrille Diabate and Nick Penner. However, back in July at UFC 149, he suffered a stunning seven-second knockout loss to promotional newcomer Ryan Jimmo.
Beltran, a former UFC heavyweight, received his walking papers after a rough 1-4 skid in the organization earlier this year. After an outside win in his light-heavyweight debut, he returned to the UFC but suffered a unanimous-decision loss to 205-pounder James Te Huna at UFC on FUEL TV 4.
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Residents Protest Streetcar 'Barn'
Spingarn High School opened to fanfare among Washington Blacks in 1952. Named for Joel Elias Spingarn, the educator for whom the NAACP's prestigious Spingarn Medal is named, the school boasts among its graduates NBA greats Elgin Baylor, who went on to serve 22 years as general manager of the L.A. Clippers, and Dave Bing, now mayor of Detroit; former Metro general manager John B. Catoe; and John Kinard, the founding director of the Smithsonian's Anacostia Museum.
In Black Washington and especially in the Carver Langston neighborhood where it is located, the school's history is held in high esteem. That is why some local residents have worked to get Spingarn designated as a historic landmark and why many oppose a plan to construct a barn to house cars for the upcoming trolley line on its grounds.
Officials of the D.C. Department of Transportation (DDOT) held a meeting on the progress of the H Street/Benning Road Streetcar project at Miner Elementary School on Feb. 26. Nearly 200 residents and local leaders piled into the school to get updates on the coming transit line and the proposed Car Barn Training Center, which the city plans to erect next to Spingarn. The facility is expected to house trolley cars needing maintenance and light repairs. Developers said they plan to use the location as an educational and training facility for local high school and college students interested in learning about trolley maintenance.
Spingarn, which is located near the intersection of Benning Road and 26th Street NE, was recently designated a National Historic Site by the D.C. Historic Preservation Review Board in response to a request from the Kingman Park Civic Association. This was the latest move to protect Spingarn from becoming the proposed site for the car barn, leaders said.
Jackie Manning, the former chair of ANC 5B, which included Spingarn, now chair of ANC 5C, said local residents are seeking to have the entire campus, which includes Phelps Vocational School, Brown Middle School and the now-closed Charles Young Elementary School, included in the historic site.
"Proper research was not done on data to keep these schools open," Manning said. "These schools are sitting on major real estate, on a prime location that made it attractive for developers and city officials are handing our community over to them."
Local leaders believe the historical significance of the Spingarn location will be jeopardized by the planned construction.
"Now Spingarn is on the historic register and they would never do that to the Lincoln Memorial or to the Jefferson Memorial," said Frazer Walton, president of the Kingman Park Civic Association and a life-long resident of the area. "We're asking them to think about an historic African-American memorial that's sitting there and not to put a garage in front of it or alongside it."
Local leaders want DDOT to explore other options for the car barn, such as placing it at a nearby Pepco facility on Benning Road NE.
DDOT officials said, however, that they are moving forward with their development plans for the Spingarn site.
"That is the location that we are proceeding with," said Dara Ward, spokesperson for DC Streetcar. "The process now is for DDOT to build on that location, go through the [D.C. Historic Preservation Review Board] and they have final say over the plans for the facility to make sure that it fits within the historic context of the area."
A representative with HDR Engineering, which is managing the streetcar project, told the {AFRO} that representatives from the preservation review board were slated to attend the meeting, but later said they could not attend. No reason was giving for the cancellation.
"This school was made a historic landmark so whatever goes here must be respective of that historic landmark," said Steve Carroll, program manager for HDR Engineering. "This facility has to fit in with the character and architectural context of this school."
While plans for the Spingarn site continue to progress, local leaders criticized DDOT for ignoring community concerns.
"We do not support this haphazard decision to locate the car barn on Spingarn's campus," said Kathy Henderson, chair for ANC 5D. "We want to enjoy our historic fabric just as our neighbors on Capitol Hill, Cleveland Park, Foggy Bottom [and] Foxhall Village [do]. Why DDOT continues to ignore our vociferous objections is beyond belief."
Veronica Raglin, 63, has lived on 21st NE all her life and remembers when streetcars were a fixture. She is concerned about the resurgence of the streetcar and the location of the car barn.
"The mayor is insisting that he's going to put a training center on the parking lot. That's all wrong. You destroy the sight line to the Anacostia River," Raglin said. "You put a training center there, you're talking about a 24-hour operation. They're going to be clanging, banging and making noise. Why would you put that in a neighborhood?"
DDOT's next meeting, to address development of the car barn, is scheduled for March 28.
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Producers of police drama "Rizzoli & Isles" have paid tribute to tragic actor Lee Thompson Young by dedicating an episode in his honor.
The body of the former Disney star was discovered by police at his Los Angeles apartment on Monday and his manager has stated the former Disney star apparently committed suicide.
Young's last role was as Boston police detective Barry Frost in "Rizzoli & Isles," and Tuesday night's episode of the show closed with a silent tribute to the actor.
A message displayed onscreen read, "In loving memory of Lee Thompson Young, 1984 – 2013" before viewers were shown a montage of silent clips of the actor in his role as Frost.
The drama series has halted production following the news of Young's death and it remains unclear how long the suspension will last.
The cop show's executive producer Janet Tamaro has also paid tribute to Young, saying in a statement, "Everyone at Rizzoli & Isles is devastated by the news of the passing of Lee Thompson Young. We are beyond heartbroken at the loss of this sweet, gentle, good-hearted, intelligent man. He was truly a member of our family.
"Lee will be cherished and remembered by all who knew and loved him, both on and offscreen, for his positive energy, infectious smile and soulful grace. We send our deepest condolences and thoughts to his family, to his friends and, most especially, to his beloved mother."