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HANNIBAL - Last season at this time, Rick Isaly had trouble coming up with a starting five because of youth and inexperience.
Fast forward 365 days, and the tables are turned, somewhat, for the River girls' basketball coach.
The Pilots have a wealth of talent returning, and coming up, for the 2012-13 season, but they resemble the walking wounded as several key players are nursing injuries in the preseason.
"We are kind of banged up," Isaly said. "The first couple of weeks of practice we never had more than three or four girls able to go that will be in our top seven or eight. It's been tough to practice and get a good feel for what we have."
River returns four starters from the Division IV sectional tournament championship team, which defeated St. John Central and Bridgeport to head to district tournament action for the second straight season. Unfortunately, the Pilots were derailed by eventual state runnerup Berlin Hiland, 60-27.
"We're trying to find some consistency, but it's hard with all the injuries and such," Isaly added. "I'm very optimistic about the season because we have a lot of talent coming back."
River will be led by seniors Cassidy McCullough and Emilee Weaver. Both are returning starters, with McCullough now being a three-year starter and four-year letterwinner. Her athleticism allowed her to win the 300 meter hurdles at last spring's state track and field meet in Columbus.
"Cassidy's a fierce competitor who hates to lose," Isaly said. "She's a great asset to our program and one of the hardest workers I've ever been around.
The 5-foot-6 McCullough's versatility is reflected by her season norms of 11 ppg., five rebounds, three assists and three steals.
"Cassidy's just a well-rounded player in every respect," Isaly adds. "In addition to being a consistent offensive threat, she is also an effective defender. She can be as good as she wants to be."
Isaly said McCullough will play the point and some wing.
"She will also be utilized on the inside because of her jumping ability," he said.
Weaver, a 5-9 post player, is another 3-year starter for the Pilots.
"Emilee will play on the inside for us," Isaly said. "She's not big, but she finds a way to rebound the basketball. She's also a very good defensive player."
Weaver is one of those who didn't practiced much because she had her tonsils removed, but Isaly said she is quickly working back into shape.
Laken and Landyn Ramsay are back for the senior and junior seasons, respectively.
Laken, a 5-9 point guard, is a good outside shooter, according to Isaly.
"She is another one of those girls that are very athletic and can be as good as she wants to be," he said.
Laden, 5-4, is "very consistent. She is probably our most consistent 3-point shooter.''
Hannah Jones, a 5-5 senior, will serve as a role player, along wiht Haylee Bowers, a 5-5 sophomore.
Leslie Young, a 5-10 senior, will provide strength in the middle.
The rest of the roster is Myla Smith (5-4 senior), Darci Winkler (5-5 junior), Mikayla Cieszeski (5-11 junior), Monica Curtis (5-4 sophomore), Devyn Potts (5-5 sophomore), Mackenzie Marshall (5-6 sophomore), and freshmen Jensen Caretti (6-1) and Brielle Williams (5-9).


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Visit Monticello Public Library's Gnome House!
Monticello Library invites children ages 0-12 to come and visit our Gnome House!
Our summer reading program, "Dig into Reading" runs June 10 through Aug. 10. Children can sign up for the program at the Gnome House, search for our hiding gnome in the library, and have fun at our Look and Find. Children of every age can participate in our weekly story times: Baby Bounce, the Tator Tots, The Turnips, or the Lunch Bunch. We've got something for everyone!
Teens are invited to join the Teen Summer Reading Program, "Beneath the Surface" and try something new: "Go on a blind date with a book!".....details at the library.

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Planning to stay in Pokhara for a while? Fancy getting out of the hotel or property and having a place that really feels like home? Why not get a place to call your own?
We offer four beautiful, brand new, furnished apartments for short term let in the heart of the Lakeside community. These well appointed, modern spaces offer all the necessary mod cons you'll need for your stay and you certainly won't want for space! Each flat occupies its own floor and comprises:
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Tuesday, March 31, 2009
Honors Day at the University of West Georgia will celebrate the academic achievement of its students throughout the day on Wednesday, April 1. An Honors Convocation ceremony will begin the celebration of educational excellence at the Townsend Center for the Performing Arts at 1:30 p.m.
The awards ceremony will be followed by an Honors Day music recital at 3:30 p.m. in Kathy Cashen Recital Hall in the Humanities Building. Admission is free and the community is invited to attend.
The event is part of the university-wide Honors Day festivities and features undergraduate student performers and academic award winners in the Department of Music.
Other award ceremonies on Honors Day include the Departments of Geosciences, English and Philosophy, and History. Many of the students will receive scholarships to continue their studies in the next academic year.
For more information on university scholarships and endowments, call 678-839-6582.


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Learning from China's export success
August 06, 2010
The World Trade Organization is now lending its support to the fight against protectionist temptations of the kind that inevitably put governments under pressure in times of economic downturn.
"We have sought to do this by ensuring transparency in the measures taken by them to respond to the crisis," said WTO Director-General Pascal Lamy. "I believe that although the record is not perfect, we have helped to keep significant outbreaks of protectionism at bay. These efforts will become even more importat if there is any faltering in the recovery or if high levels of unemployment persist for too long."
In some economies, including China, he noted, stimulus packages have been instrumental in preventing further deterioration in output while paving the way to recovery, even at the cost of inflating public deficits. Many developing countries have not been able to afford bailout packages for their ailing industries or stimulus packages, or the expansion of social safety nets to those who have lost their jobs. Hence, most economies in the world, both developed and developing, urgently need other sources of growth — sustainable engines of growth.
"This is where trade can be an important part of the story, in the long-run as well as in the short to medium-term," noted Lamay.
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Nathan's Famous
Original: 1310 Surf Ave., 718-333-2202
Boardwalk: 1205 Boardwalk, 718-714-7207
Ah, Nathan's: home to some of the world's favorite hot dogs and host of its most famous eating competition, the Fourth of July Hot Dog Eating Contest, during which superhuman competitors—who train and strategize relentlessly—try to eat as many as possible in 10 short minutes (see our roundup of weird sporting events for more details). Founded in 1916 by Polish immigrant Nathan Handwerker, Nathan's Famous is an enduring testament to New York City's multicultural tradition, its culinary prowess and its sense of fun. It's not all about hot dogs, either—the french fries and clams are popular choices as well. You can even buy frog's legs at the Surf Avenue location, if you dare. Whatever you plan to get, save the meal for after you ride the Cyclone or Thunderbolt.


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Technology in the Spotlight - ConnectPrint
ConnectPrint Frequently Asked Questions
Q: What do I need:
A: A valid WestConnect ID card and to be registered for the current or summer term.
Q: How does it work:
A: Print to one of the available printer queues (black & white or color).
Swipe your valid WestConnect ID using the card reader(s) installed near the printers.
Select the job that you wish to print using the adjacent touchscreen.
Select Print. Your remaining balance credits will show up on the touchscreen.
The job will release to the nearest printer. That's it!
Q: How much does it cost:
A. Don't worry. Your Student Technology Fee will continue to fund printing services in the computer centers.
Every registered student will receive the following non-transferrable ConnectPrint credits on the 15th of every month during the academic year (August 15th through April 15th):
Full time students will receive $20.00 of credits per month.
Part-time students will receive $10.00 of credits per month.
Summer students will receive $10.00 of credits on May 15th.
So please think before you print. You don't want to run out of credits!!!
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Black and White Single Sided: $0.10 of credits per sheet
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Color Single Sided: $0.20 of credits per sheet
Color Double Sided: $0.16 of credits per side
Q: Where do I go if I need help?
A: A Computer Center Assistant is available for assistance in any of the staffed computer centers. You can also fill out our online form at www.wcsu.edu/technology and select "ConnectPrint" under "IT Essentials" and we will get back to you as soon as possible.


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Home fans always like to cheer local favourites. The Rome 1960 Games produced several new Italian heroes, but one of the host country's sporting favourites was already well known before the Olympics s...
Sweden's Gert Fredriksson, who competed at the top level over the course of more than two decades, is arguably the greatest canoeist of all time. He began competing in 1942, but the Second World War m...
Divers from the USA had won both the women's springboard and platform events at the Olympic Games stretching back to 1924. It was one of the most enduring records in Games history. In fact, American w...
Rome finally got its chance to stage the Olympic Games, 54 years after Italy had to give up hosting the Games. The Italians made the most of their ancient history, holding the wrestling competition in the Basilica of Maxentius and gymnastics in the Caracalla Baths.
Paul Elvstrom of Denmark won his fourth consecutive yachting gold medal in the single-handed dinghy class. Hungarian fencer Aladar Gerevich earned his sixth consecutive gold medal in the team sabre event, and in canoeing Sweden's Gert Fredriksson won his sixth gold medal.
Running barefoot, the Ethiopian runner Abebe Bikila did not go unnoticed when he entered the marathon. He refused to be daunted by condescending remarks, however, leaving all his opponents behind and crossing the finishing line victorious under Constantine's triumphal arch. In doing so, he became the first black African Olympic champion.
Cassius Marcellus Clay of the US, later known as Muhammad Ali, first gained international prominence by winning the light-heavyweight gold medal. He would later turn professional and embark on a phenomenal career.NOCs 83Athletes 5,338 (611 women, 4,727 men)Events 150 eventsVolunteers n/aMedia n/a
These Games saw a close union between sport and culture in this city on the banks of the Tiber with a rich historical past. The marble stadium, the Caracalla thermal baths, the Albano lake, the Constantine triumphal arch - ancient surroundings for the Olympic competitions
In 1958 the IOC made the decision to adopt the Anthem composed by Spiros Samaras, with words by Kostis Palamas, as the official Olympic Anthem. Following this decision, for the Games of the Olympiad, it was first played in Rome. The Anthem had originally been composed for the celebration of the Games of the I Olympiad that took place in Athens in 1896.
The Games in Rome were the last Games in which South Africa was allowed to participate for a period of some 32 years - until 1992 - as the International Olympic Committee could not tolerate the racist policies of the South African government.
These Games were broadcast live in 18 European countries and, with only a few hours delay, to the United States, Canada and Japan.
Rome 25 August 1960. The Italian delegation (ITA).
Official opening of the Games by: President Giovanni Gronchi
Lighting the Olympic Flame by: Giancarlo Peris (athletics)
Olympic Oath by: Adolfo Consolini (athletics)
Official Oath by: The officials' oath at an Olympic Summer Games was first sworn in 1972 in Munich.
It is made up of the Olympic rings above a Roman she-wolf, from which Remus and Romulus are suckling. They are the twin brothers who, according to legend, founded the city of Rome. Between them, is the date, 1960, written in roman numerals.
On the obverse, the traditional goddess of victory, holding a palm in her left hand and a winner's crown in her right. A design used since the 1928 Games in Amsterdam, created by Florentine artist Giuseppe Cassioli (ITA -1865-1942) and chosen after a competition organised by the International Olympic Committee in 1921. For these Games, the picture of victory is accompanied by the specific inscription: "GIOCCHI DELLA XVII OLIMPIADE ROMA MCMLX". Something new: the medals in Rome were set in a circle of bronze featuring a laurel wreath matched with a chain also designed like a sequence of bronze laurel leaves. On the reverse, an Olympic champion carried in triumph by the crowd, with the Olympic stadium in the background. N.B: From 1928 to 1968, the medals for the Summer Games were identical. The Organising Committee for the Games in Munich in 1972 broke new ground by having a different reverse which was designed by a Bauhaus representative, Gerhard Marcks.
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This was the result of a competition in which some 212 artists participated. It is made up of a Roman she-wolf, from which Remus and Romulus, founders of the city of Rome, are suckling, on top of a column. On this, there is a victorious athlete being crowned in accordance with Roman custom; around him, people dressed in togas cheering him. Some 290,000 copies in 11 languages were produced.
The official report published after the 1960 Olympic Games in Rome, "The Games of the XVII Olympiad Rome, 1960", consists of two volumes, published in English and Italian. Totalling almost 2,000 pages, it was the longest official report ever produced.Rome 1960 Volume 1Rome 1960 Volume 2


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Weekend roundup: Will Ferrell, Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd and Jason Sudeikis at The K
In case you missed it, here is an outtake of Joel Goldberg's interview with K.C. natives Rob Riggle, Paul Rudd, Jason Sudeikis and their special guest, Will Ferrell.
While the Royals are off today, we'll have news this evening. The 2010 First-Year Player Draft starts tonight and runs through Wednesday. Check the blog and our Twitter account ( @aroundthehornkc ) for updates.


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The members of Black Sabbath were interviewed last Wednesday (April 10th) by new Fuse News correspondent Jack Osbourne, who of course had an inside advantage in landing the interview thanks to being singer Ozzy Osbourne's son. Ozzy, guitarist Tony Iommi and bassist Geezer Butler made a surprise appearance that evening at a Los Angeles listening party for their new album, 13, where Jack asked if there was any nervousness about making a record together after 35 years.
His father replied, "The pressure was on us, because it had been so long since we'd worked together . . . it's like now or never. This album, for me, was probably the most important of my career."
Iommi discussed the writing process for the disc, saying, "I had a bunch of riffs on CDs and played it to everybody, and then everybody decided, 'We like this one' or 'We don't like that,' and the ones we liked, we started work on them." The band was also asked about working with producer Rick Rubin, who has a reputation for actually not showing up very often to the sessions he is getting paid to "produce." Iommi said, "It was funny at first, because coming to rehearsals, when we were actually writing the songs, he'd come down for like, five or ten minutes and then go. Then he'd go,'Call me when you've got another one.' So it was really strange. We'd never worked with anybody like that before.".
13 comes out on June 11th and is the first Sabbath album to feature Ozzy, Iommi and Butler together since 1978's Never Say Die!. Brad Wilk of Rage Against The Machine provided drum tracks in lieu of original drummer Bill Ward.
Sabbath will begin a world tour later this month in Australia, with North American dates coming in the summer and European gigs penciled in for the fall.
The band will also make a rare TV appearance to perform a new song called "End Of The Beginning" on the season finale of CSI: Crime Scene Investigation. The episode is set to air on Wednesday, May 15th at 10:00 p.m. ET on CBS.


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Written by Wake Forest Sports Information Dept.
WINSTON-SALEM, N.C. - Wake Forest senior nose tackle Nikita Whitlock (Wylie, TX/Wylie) has been named as one of 16 semifinalists for the Chuck Bednarik Award given annually to the Outstanding Defensive Player of the Year in college football.
The announcement of the semifinalists for the Bednarik Award as well as the Maxwell Award was made Tuesday morning by Maxwell Football Club President Ron Jaworski.
Whitlock, a 5-11, 250-pound senior, has 52 tackles this season and leads the team with 13.5 tackles for loss and 7.0 sacks. His 13.5 tackles for loss is tied for the third-most in the Football Bowl Subdivision this season. Whitlock is seventh in the country in TFL per game with 1.7. His 7.0 sacks are the 11th-most in the country.
Whitlock is joined on the list of semifinalists by four other ACC players including defensive end Vic Beasley of Clemson, Pittsburgh defensive tackle Aaron Donald, Virginia Tech cornerback Kyle Fuller and Florida State corner Lamarcus Joyner.
The winners of the 77th Maxwell Award and the 19th Chuck Bednarik Award will be announced as part of the Home Depot College Football Awards Show which will be broadcast on ESPN on December 12, 2013. Three finalists for each award will be announced on November 25, 2013 and a second round of voting will take place at that time. The formal presentation of these awards will be made at the Maxwell Football Club's Awards Dinner on Friday, February 28, 2014 in Atlantic City, New Jersey. Semifinalist voting for both of the collegiate awards presented by the Maxwell Football Club will begin on Wednesday, October 30th and close on Sunday November 24th. Eligible voters include Maxwell Football Club members, NCAA Head Football Coaches, Sports Information Directors and selected national media.
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Jake Owen was in the hospital over the weekend after being injured racing go-karts with NASCAR stars.
The country star Tweeted pictures of himself at the hospital with a neck brace on. No report on what injuries he might have incurred, but we're guessing they were minor by the smile on his face.
In the ER… What a way to end the weekend.. pic.twitter.com/wGj5uiGOzL
— Jake Owen (@jakeowen) July 8, 2013
Got in a little go kart accident tryin to beat @KevinHarvick & @ClintBowyer . I'll stick to singing country songs pic.twitter.com/s6aQ2trym2
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YRC delivers results on shareholder promise
July 27, 2010
Following last week's positive forecast, YRC Worldwide's stock price began surging to 30 cents since hitting a low of 11 cents a share July 7, after being put under extreme pressure in the recent past.
The stock rose 55 percent in the five-day period from July 19 through July 23, before climbing 24 percent to 41 cents in trading yesterday.
Earlier this month, the company told investors to get ready for some good news:
"The company expects to record an $83 million non-cash reduction to its equity-based compensation expense related to its March 2010 union equity-based awards. This expense reduction reflects the adjusted fair value of these awards which were re-measured as of the June 29, 2010 shareholder meeting when shareholders formally approved the issuance of union stock options to replace previously issued union stock appreciation rights. The expected expense reduction by segment is YRC National $64.3 million, YRC Regional $18.3 and YRC Truckload $0.4 million. During the first quarter of 2010 the company recorded a $108 million non-cash charge related to the same March 2010 union equity-based awards."
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SF Bay Area Peaks > Mount Davidson > Climber's Log
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Date Climbed: Jun 8, 2015
|Did Mount Tam and Mount Davidson early in the day before having to catch a flight back to Salt Lake.
|Posted Sep 13, 2015 11:05 pm
|From Dalewood Way
Date Climbed: Nov 9, 2013
|In town on family trip, got up early on the second day to check off the SF county highpoint. Pretty cool views despite the "hill" status.
|Posted Jul 3, 2014 7:21 pm
|In town for conference
Date Climbed: Jun 4, 2013
|So tagged this SF highpoint - felt silly to spend so little time on a hike so traversed every trail I could find in the area and still finished in under an hour. Trip report at http://www.mountainhiker.org/trip_report.aspx?id=89
|Posted Jun 23, 2013 4:06 pm
Date Climbed: May 11, 2013
|Drove to San Bruno then BART to Glen Park to Bus #36 to TH to walk to the top. Lots of transportation. Nice little city park and we even got a ride down to our MUNI connection to other tourist activities.
|Posted May 12, 2013 11:10 pm
|Larry Laverty
|Interesting History Here
|One day in 1999. I was in the area for work. Walked the walk. Having spent a good amount of time in SF in my childhood, I was always fascinated by the hill with the cross on top. Then the world was introduced to the cross, during Inspector Callahan's pursuit of the madman Scorpio. Harry almost got it that night.
|Posted Apr 29, 2013 9:48 pm
|Not much doing here
Date Climbed: Dec 8, 2011
|I remember why I dont live in SF.
|Posted Dec 28, 2012 4:19 pm
|Vitaliy M.
|in 2010
|This one was very rough. Approach was a killer. I almost threw up.
|Posted Jul 29, 2011 4:17 pm
|Brian Kalet
Date Climbed: Jan 27, 2008
|Posted Jul 5, 2011 1:07 pm
|Run up
Date Climbed: Jan 16, 2011
|Ran over and up to the top. Nice views!
|Posted Jan 17, 2011 10:38 am
|Muddy trails
Date Climbed: Dec 12, 2010
|My wife suggested to visit SF, so I took the chance and suggested to climb this peak with the kids. Easy, but don't wear white shoes. No good views from the top because of the trees, but it was cloudy anyway.
|Posted Dec 12, 2010 9:53 pm
|Nice view
Date Climbed: Oct 15, 2010
|Short and easy, but the trip up is worth the view
|Posted Oct 16, 2010 1:13 am
|1st ca cohp
Date Climbed: May 17, 2010
|hey, at least i did it after bay to breakers.
|Posted May 17, 2010 10:56 pm
Date Climbed: Jul 30, 2005
|19th CA county HP. It was tough.
|Posted May 9, 2010 4:32 am
|Dragged the fam along
Date Climbed: Jul 21, 2008
|Trip report and a few maps at http://www.willhiteweb.com/california_climbing/san_francisco/mount_davidson_282.htm
|Posted May 7, 2010 3:25 am
|When the light come on in the city!
Date Climbed: Oct 21, 1991
|Came up here a number of times when I lived in the city, but nighttime was my favorite.
|Posted Jul 10, 2009 1:59 pm
|Ran up
|Used to live in Noe Valley, SF, so running up Mt. Davidson and Twin Peaks was a good workout.
|Posted Jun 26, 2009 6:15 pm
|2nd Time's a charm
Date Climbed: May 23, 2009
|Believe or not, this hill took me two attempts to summit. We tried in the summer of 08 and the mountain was fully closed due to construction. I had more success this time. I walked up with the kids on a typically freezing May day in SF. The wind was howling and there were no views due to the low fog. Still fun.
|Posted May 24, 2009 8:44 pm
|Mt Davidson TH
Date Climbed: Jul 3, 2006
|My wife and I took public transportation to the area of the trailhead. There were no views as the fog laid like blanket over SF. Still it was a wonderful place to visit inside the city.
|Posted Nov 20, 2008 9:56 am
|Sierra Club hike
|did this as part of a Sierra Club hike hitting peaks in San Francsico proper
|Posted Jul 16, 2008 8:10 pm
|My 8th CA cohp
Date Climbed: May 18, 2008
|Walked up this one in dress shoes and slacks on a foggy afternoon with my nephew Spencer. Very cool monument on top.
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Here is some information along with important dates to keep the voters of Perkins County informed for the Nov. 6 General Election. If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Perkins County Clerk's Office at 308-352-4643. * * * * * * * * * * * * * • When is the last day to register to vote or to make changes to my voter registration? Friday, Oct. 26. The county clerk's office will remain open from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. on this date. • Why is it important to verify my voter registration information at the county clerk's office? To make sure your voter information is correct. If it is not correct, it may slow your voting process at the polls. • If I am a registered voter and I have not voted in several elections, may I vote in the Nov. 6 General Election? Yes. • Is early voting available now? Yes. You may vote now through Monday, Nov. 5 at the county clerk's office in the Perkins County Courthouse. You may mail, fax, or deliver a signed early ballot request form to the county clerk's office. The last day ballots can be mailed is Oct. 31 before 4 p.m. • When must my Early Voter Ballot be returned and where? By the close of polls (7 p.m.) on election day, Nov. 6, ballots must be returned to the county clerk's office on the second floor of the courthouse. • What time are the polls open on election day? 7 a.m. to 7 p.m.


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|28 participate in MMHF triathlon Sat.
|Written by Holyoke Enterprise
Eight teams and six individuals gathered at the Holyoke Swimming Pool to bike, run and swim their way through the ninth annual Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation Amateur Triathlon Saturday, July 13.
Participants began the challenging event with a four-mile bike ride, followed with a run/walk of two miles and swimming six laps.
A.J. Brandt, Danielle Brandt and Issac Brandt nabbed the top spot in the team division, finishing in 36:39.
Teams and individuals who placed at the Melissa Memorial Hospital Foundation Amateur Triathlon are pictured, from left, front row, Tara Krueger, Nicole Brandt, Peggi Davidson, Danielle Brandt and Brenda Krueger; and back row, Wade Warren, A.J. Brandt, Jerry Brandt, Issac Brandt and Luke Thomas.
Finishing in second were Anna Jelden and Emily Jelden with a time of 41:03 and Kat Shafer and Tara Krueger secured third with a time of 41:14.
Other teams competing included Carol Deslauriers, Dustin Harris and Jessica Skomp, 42:12; Heather Schoenholz, Janet Tomky and Carol Cornelius, 42:23; Julie Levy, Jordan Hammerlun and Larissa Gerhartz, 42:28; Chole Einspahr, Adam Einspahr and Emilee Fish, 45:57; and Dixie Ishee, Brook Coyne and John Durbin, 46:37.
Six participants completed the triathlon individually. Nicole Brandt and Luke Thomas both competed in the adult division while Jerry Brandt, Wade Warren, Brenda Krueger and Peggi Davidson each completed the triathlon in the senior division.
Individual winners were as follows:
—Adults 19-44 age division, male: Thomas, first, 42:04.
—Adults 19-44 age division, female: Nicole Brandt, first, 54:36.
—Seniors 45-54 age division, male: Wade Warren, first, 45:00; and Jerry Brandt, second, 58:29.
—Seniors 45-54 age division, female: Brenda Krueger, first, 55:05; and Davidson, second, 58:29.
Nicole Brandt and her father Jerry Brandt were two of just six
Results announced for eight-week challenge
At the completion of the triathlon, awards were given out for the eight-week challenge, which ran from April 29-June 22.
Awards were as follows:
—Team with the highest average total miles: Gettin' Fit For Christ, First Christian Church Team with 7,286.25 miles.
—18 and below individual with the highest average miles: Tara Krueger with 1,159.15 miles.
—19-54 highest average miles: Thomas with 1,975.11 miles.
—55 and older individual with highest average miles: Betty Wickenkamp with 1,037 miles.
—Individual with the biggest weight loss "naturally": Wickenkamp with 11 pounds.
—Team with the most cumulative BMI improvement: Linda Alberts Team for Melissa Memorial Hospital.
Peggi Davidson is all smiles as she reaches the last stretch
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BC Oil and Gas Commission abandons orphan wells
Despite admitting there is an increasing trend of inactive well sites awaiting reclamation, the BC Oil and Gas Commission has slashed its budget for its orphan site reclamation fund from $4.83 million in 2013 to just $1 million in 2014.
According to the Orphan Well Association, "an orphan is a well, pipeline, facility or associated site which has been investigated and confirmed as not having any legally responsible or financially able party to deal with its abandonment and reclamation."
Earlier this year, the BC Ministry of Finance announced the 2014 Budget, focused on LNG development. According to the budget, the Liberals plan to spend $29 million over the next three years on LNG development alone. The National Energy Board also approved seven LNG export applications for BC, touted as the basis for a $100 billion Prosperity Fund that will wipe out the province's debt by 2028.
In order to increase LNG development, the oil and gas industry will have to ramp up drilling, fracking and the number of LNG plants along the coast.
This push to expand LNG resources will create more orphan sites, but the government does not have the funds for reclamation because the Commission has scheduled to cut its cleanup expenditures. According to the BC Oil and Gas Commission's 2014 Service Plan.
Gas production in the province
In the northern BC regions of the Liard and Horn River Basins, and Montney shale field, the production from a natural gas well typically declines by 61 to 80-percent in just three years, according to geoscientist, David Hughes' research. By that point, the well is all but played out, requiring far more drilling to keep up with production demands.
With the limited lifespan of these wells and the demand the LNG industry will place on fracking in BC, Hughes estimates industry will need to drill a staggering 50,000 new wells by 2040 – twice the total number in the 60 year history of the province's natural gas industry.
That means the number of wells left behind will sharply increase. For example, the Horn River Basin gas well has a depletion rate of 80-percent in the first three years.
With a budget of $1 million until 2017, the BC Oil and Gas Commission will be unable to keep up with the demand for new sites as industry continues drilling, unable to account for the vast number of well pads reaching orphan stage, leaving more orphan well sites than they are able to responsibly reclaim.
Government and industry are driving a massive experiment in fracking and LNG development without being sure of the consequences for this scale of development.
For instance, in October the BC Ministry of Environment funded the $650,000 Kitimat Airshed Impact Assessment Project to measure the cumulative effects of existing and proposed industrial air emissions in the Kitimat Valley airshed. The SkeenaWild Conservation Trust accessed this research in their November 2013 "Air Advisory" report, concluding, "this research is being carried out under tight timelines and with a limited budget… raises concerns about whether current research can provide a comprehensive understanding of potential impacts on which to base sound decisions."
The Kitimat airshed blockage from the current Rio Tinto Alcan aluminum smelter plant's carbon dioxide emissions has demonstrated the link between human health problems and industrial air emissions in the area.
"It's a new era and it needs to be spoken about differently than any other time you've done gas before," says Eoin Madden, climate campaigner with the Wilderness Committee.
The concern is that shale gas and LNG are a very different animal from the historical conventional industry with which the province is so familiar.
"When folks hear LNG they don't realize the danger and that we're talking about a completely different product from what we've traditionally had in BC," says Madden. "It's the product that forces us to swap our fresh water for gas and it's the product that forces us to industrialize enormous amounts of wilderness."
The unknown consequences of orphan sites
Hydrologist, Dr. Gilles Wendling, presented the unknowns about groundwater in the Yukon in January to the Yukon legislative committee.
"We are extremely ignorant about groundwater," said Wendling.
The unknown dangers with old well sites come from the toxic water reserves created during hydraulic fracturing. Not all old well sites become orphan wells. The majority of them are injected with fracking fluid flowback that's been mixed with toxic additives, such as ethylene glycol, methanol, hydrochloric acid, formaldehyde, mercury, uranium, and lead. The toxic flowback is then injected deep underground into old oil wells that haven't become orphan sites. These types of wells that use this technique of deep oilfield injection are known as disposal wells. Disposal wells are old wells which use the drilling hole to dispose the leftover fluid from hydraulic fracking. These disposal wells are then sealed with concrete to prevent open exposure.
But wastewater-injected wells contain structural risks says Wendling. Active wells, disposal wells and orphan wells are all subject to native conditions, such as mini earthquakes, that create micro-fractures in the cement seals and corrosion in the casing of the well hole where leaks can happen a year to a decade as the structural integrity of the well degrades.
Well integrity is how wells are sealed and how a well's sealing capacity will be modified with time.
"Once a hole is drilled in the ground, this hole is drilled forever," says Wendling.
If these disposal wells leak after deep oilfield injection, there is potential for our groundwater sources, that feed lakes and rivers, to become contaminated by these hydraulic fracturing chemicals because they can undergo pressure changes in the injection site that acts like a pathway for the mixing of deep and shallow water systems once the well's integrity is jeopardized. There is a lot of research being conducted right now to grasp the risks associated with creating and connecting non-native pathways underground through drilling, but there are still a lot of unanswered questions about the dangers of disposal wells and orphan well sites, says Wendling.
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Hardy Friedrich, manager of communications for the Oil and Gas Commission in Fort St. John was given the opportunity to comment on the Commission's plan for orphan well site reclamation but declined to comment in a phone interview.
"We shouldn't get dragged into conversations about how much money should be spent reclaiming well sites," says Madden. "Should the BC government spend money on that, or should Encana, or Talisman, or Apache, whoever made the mess? The way we're thinking about it is endemic of how much ownership over our politics the oil and gas industry has."
According to Madden, the dependence on the public to clean up after the energy industry reflects a fundamental problem in Canada's fossil fuel economy.
However, that is not the case in BC. Taxpayer money is budgeted by the BC Oil and Gas Commission to reclaim orphan well sites so oil companies can move onto the next drilling project, but this allotted budget for environmental remediation is not enough to keep up with the demand for oil and gas.
In June 2013, Natural Resources Canada mandated that pipeline companies have at least $1 billion of cleanup funds available to deal with incidents. If the government of Canada is willing to make the polluter pay in the event of a pipeline spill, why doesn't the government hold oil companies accountable for reclaiming their old well sites as well?
Alternative forms of energy for a sustainable economy and jobs
"The infrastructure I would advocate for right now is an infrastructure that shifts how we think about energy and how we create energy jobs," says Madden.
With the current plan for LNG development there is not enough money in the budget to responsibly account for the necessary cleanup associated with LNG and shale gas development. Without this in place, the BC government risks running their fresh water supplies into the ground, along with their ability to deal with climate change.
"If you're responsible on the environment, you're going to create more jobs, that's the truth," says Madden.
According to Madden and other critics of LNG development, the government risks alienating public support for its LNG vision if it passes the buck for industry cleanup to taxpayers.


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Current status is, I put the battery on a charger and ran it to 14.1 volts. Installed, key on, lights come on, fuel pump solenoid clicks, fuel pump does not come on. Still stumped.
These are not things that I want to hear about as I ready myself for a 1,700 mile trip on mine. By myself.All alone.In the rain.With nothing but a Visa card and a Cell Phone to protect myself against those crazy mid-west farmers.CJ
I'll probably get whacked for this one but here we go. Been working on fuelies for a while now gassers and diesels. Try bleeding the fuel pressure off the line from the tank to injection module. If there is a line or fitting to the injector (don't have an Enfield fuelie but Kawasakis that are) crack that also to see if it has air lock. Fuel injection is great until it gets a gulp of air, believe me. Your injectors normally shut-off in the fully pressurized state, the cointrol unit shuts down the impulse(more than probably) to keep the engine from flooding/floating injectors. Of course like I say I have no experience with Enfields with fuel injection. Just giving you an option since you are an all day journry to and from a dealer. Will.
I am very close to 3000 miles on my C5, never had any problems of any kind. Head for the rally!
You won't have any thing to worry about. I'll see you there on Saturday. I don't have time for the whole rally so I'll ride up Sat morning early and leave in the afternoon.
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Racing RoadsterWritten by on September 1, 2001 Contributors: Courtesy of Tony Martinez A Survivor of the 57 and 58 Indy 500
It was the era of the Indy roadsters1952-1964a time many consider to be the glory days of the Indianapolis 500. The popularity of the event progressed nationally even when competition was more gritty and less marketed. It was still the great American race because, even though those years were dominated by cars from Frank Kurtis (who debuted the first Offy roadster in 1952) and A.J. Watson, the most savvy and well-funded of backyard motorheads could still hope to build a car and qualify. Between Kurtis and Watson in Glendale and Eddie Kuzman, Lujie Lesovsky, and Quinn Epperly elsewhere in the Los Angeles area, Southern California was the hotbed for IndyCar builders. The local hot rodders saw what was going on firsthand and the rest of the world read about it in Hot Rod . The Indy 500 was something to which even average street racers aspired.
Today, the romance is compounded by the sleek lines of the vintage Indy front-engined roadster body style and the seemingly crude technology used to run frightening speeds in the open-cockpit racers virtually devoid of safety gear. The appeal of these roadsters has always compelled Tony Martinez, whose office at Memory Lane Auto Dismantlers in Sun Valley, California, overflows with scale models of historic open-wheel circle-track cars. Despite more than an acre of 40s and 50s Detroit iron behind his desk, the prize Tony was after was a real vintage race car. One day he was chatting with an old customer and mentioned the urge. An old Indy racer, huh? said the customer. Got one in my attic I might be willing to let go.
The long-forgotten car turned out to be the 57-58 Bob Estes Special built at Estes Lincoln-Mercury in Inglewood, California. Most of the work was done by Jud Phillips, a dealership mechanic who later went on to Indy successes including crewchiefing the winning Bobby Unser car of 1968. Estes had owned Indy racers since 1951, and this * one was built specifically for the big race. It was notable at its time for its abnormally huge rear upright wing (that was handformed in fiberglass over a wooden buck stuffed with trash), and came to be known as The Wing Car. The wing was designed for aerodynamic stability, but drivers would later report that it worked too well in a straight line, making turns more difficult.
The car debuted in 1957 as No. 7 and was driven by Bob Veith in his second Indy 500 appearance (his first with Bob Estes). Veith qualified at 141.010 mph, earning a 16th Place starting position behind the Mercury Turnpike Cruiser pace car. He finished in Ninth Place, earning $5,969. The rest of the cars life in 1957 is largely unknown, though we did find a photo of it crossed up on a dirt track in Trenton, New Jersey; presumably it made the rounds as a champ car.
The car number for 1958 was 26 and the driver was Don Freeland, an Indy veteran who had shoed other Estes Specials from 1953 to 1956. He qualified at 143.030 mph and started in 13th positionright behind rookie A.J. Foyt, who spun on lap 148and finished Seventh, earning $7,049. Photos of Freeland after the race show him soaked in oil from the knees down, which was standard for the Offy-powered racers. The 58 Indy is remembered for its opening-lap pileup in turn 3 that DNFd eight cars, sending Jerry Unser out of the park and killing Pat OConner. The Estes Special is seen in most of the photos of the crash as Freeland ducked into the infield to avoid the carnage.
Just a month after the 58 Indy 500, the Estes Special became one of just a handful of American cars to compete in the Monza 500 at the Autodroma near Milan, Italy. It was the second year of the race, conceived by the Automobile Club of Milan, which was designed to pit American and European drivers in an international standoff. The Italian racers and audience proved nonplussed by the proposition, and it was a financial debacle. That fact led to the races demise after its second year in 1958, and it was another 20 years before American IndyCars would compete in Italy, making the participation of the Estes Special quite historic. The long straightaways and high banks of the Autodromas 6.2-mile course made it much faster than Indy, and Freeland qualified the No. 26 at 175.180 mph. Unfortunately, it broke a cam gear and never finished the race.
Once the car returned home it completed locally, but after nosing into the wall at a race in Milwaukee, it went into storage. It remained there until 1961, when Bob Estes retired from Indy racing after 10 seasons. During that time, his cars had finished seven Indy 500s and led just seven laps. The entire race operation was dismantled, and the No. 26 car was sold to Chet Slim Fisher of Glendale, California. Slim replaced the crunched aluminum nose cone with an aftermarket fiberglass version, changed the front suspension from transverse torsion bar to transverse leaf, and shortened the wheelbase 5 inches in preparation for turning the Estes roadster into a championship dirt-track car. Hed marked a tapeline where the tail wing was to be severed, but before the deed was done, Slims partner Ray Douglas was killed racing one of their other cars. Slim never returned to the racetrack. He disassembled No. 26 and stored the parts in the rafters of his garage.
It sat there for 37 years. It was in 1998 when Slim struck the deal for Tony Martinez to buy the roadster sight unseen. Tony knew the car by its history, and he knew it was in pieces. All he asked was help putting it back together, which Slim figured he could do in about a week. Tony was so excited to see the car that he couldnt sleep, but that didnt last longSlim worked through the night and had No. 26 back on its wheels in 36 hours. Tony tells us that Slims two adult daughters had grown up in the house where the dismantled racer was stored and never even knew it was there.
History emerged from Slims garage that day. Despite the modifications made after Indy, the Bob Estes Special still carries its lettering from 1958. The names of Don Freeland and Jud Phillips remain on the body handformed from sheets of magnesium. Many of the historic racing decals remain, including the United States Auto Club crest that was applied to all the American cars that raced in the Monza 500. If you look closely at the left side of the rear wing, you can see the tapeline Slim made in preparation to cut it off. When you experience the car in person you cant help but marvel.
On one hand youre impressed with the craftsmanship of these hot rodders, but on the other you cant fathom driving this thing 175 mph, getting showered in scalding oil, with nothing more than a seatbelt and a helmet, on the high banks of the Autodroma. Those mechanics were skilled, those drivers fearless. It means even more to Tony Martinez, who fulfilled a lifelong dream with a car raced in the year of his birth and carrying the number under which his father competed. Hes been approached by the Indianapolis 500 Museum to participate in race festivities with the car, and hes already turned down offers to sell it for many times what he paid for it. This ones a keeper.
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Here's what No. 26 looked like the day it saw sunlight for the first time in 37 years. Slim Fisher sold it to Tony Martinez along with a stack of Halibrands and many spare Offy parts. Tony later had the nosecone painted to match the car, but the rest of the body remains unrestored.The Estes team originally had the interior done in red leather by Lambert Built in Encino, California. Time had made dust of the material, so Tony had it redone by Michael Miestas at a shop owned by Bob Lambert, son of the original upholsterer. He treated the leather with a patina of authentic wear to match the feel of the rest of the car. The steering wheel is also not original, but the Stewart-Warner tach and oil-pressure gauges are. Note the lefthand shift on the two-speed trans.In 1958, USAC touted its safety standards—but can you imagine a magnesium fuel tank today? The rearend is a Le Blanc quick-change that's revealed by removing the fiberglass tail via Dzus fasteners. You can also see the the torsion bar adjuster inboard and behind the tire.
Much of the allure comes from the vintage speed stickers that remain on the car. Tony had initially planned on restoring the paint, but we helped him decide to leave it as is. He may build a driveable fiberglass replica based on the original body panels.The Offy DOHC four-banger displaced 251-255 ci (our sources were not definitive) and probably made around 400 hp on methanol. This core engine was sold to Slim Fisher by Bob Estes along with the car, but it is unknown if it competed at Indy or Monza. Tony Martinez is currently assembling a running Offy for the car, and even got an anonymous donation of a magneto from a former racer who wanted to see the car back in action.The tires on the car are vintage dirt-trackers, but Tony wanted some real Indy tires of the time. He located a slightly used set, and if you look closely, you can read "Dayton Steel" in yellow chalk on the tread. Dayton Steel Foundry was an Indy competitor from 1957 to 1959, so it's possible that these tires raced alongside the Bob Estes Special when they were new. The original Halibrand magnesium wheels are reversible, providing slightly different offset depending on which way you mount them.


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Date Climbed: Dec 6, 2008
|With Jamie, Jamie and Aaron the day after the 14erworld gathering, also did North and then did some Christmas shopping in town before driving back home.
Have also been up rock climbing, but those were not summit days.
|Posted Aug 12, 2015 12:40 pm
|Quick Stop in Golden
Date Climbed: Sep 25, 2014
|Very short hike. Smoggy/hazy skies so views weren't that great.
|Posted Sep 26, 2014 12:06 am
|Boriss Andean
|Bike Ride
Date Climbed: Mar 25, 2014
|Nice morning bike ride. Started at NREL (Colorado Mills Pkway).
|Posted Mar 25, 2014 7:22 pm
|After Thanksgiving...
Date Climbed: Nov 29, 2013
|Nice little hike above Golden, nice views of surrounding area, nice day out after Thanksgiving day.
|Posted Nov 29, 2013 6:10 pm
|Couple of times
|Good views of Golden.
|Posted Jul 7, 2013 5:19 pm
|Bike ride
|A few times on the bike. Once I got two flats and had to walk the bike down!
|Posted Nov 4, 2012 7:43 pm
|Boriss Andean
|Another nice hike
Date Climbed: Aug 18, 2006
|Hiked up with Boris, Karina and Andres. We had a great time and enjoyed the views from the Castle Rock of Golden and surroundings.
I hiked it again back in summer of 2007 by myself.
|Posted Apr 10, 2012 3:19 am
|Lubahn Trail
Date Climbed: Apr 12, 2008
|The wife pup and I hiked this after hiking up North Table Mountain, and then we headed over to Castle Rock which has some great views of Golden.
|Posted Nov 29, 2011 9:33 am
|Nice Evening hike
Date Climbed: Nov 1, 2011
|Nice evening hike the night before a snow storm.
|Posted Nov 2, 2011 3:15 pm
|Climb with Friends
Date Climbed: Sep 18, 2010
|A good hike, close to the CSM campus. Went with a group of friends, and all made it to the top.
|Posted Mar 16, 2011 12:24 am
|via the Lubahn Trail
Date Climbed: Jan 23, 2011
|A nice easy climb, had a lot of fun on the castle rock.
|Posted Jan 23, 2011 10:18 pm
|Lubahn Trail
|A nice hike before heading to work in town.
|Posted Sep 5, 2010 1:50 pm
|Brian Kalet
|Lubahn Trail
Date Climbed: Dec 26, 2006
|Posted Apr 21, 2010 3:27 pm
|Jeremy Hakes
Date Climbed: Feb 4, 2010
|Awfully windy last night! Trails are dry, though.
|Posted Feb 5, 2010 10:25 am
|Another in town hike
Date Climbed: Jun 15, 2009
|Good after work hike.
|Posted Oct 31, 2009 5:17 pm
|many times
Date Climbed: Oct 4, 2007
|used to cruise up this baby frequently back when i lived in golden. always a pleasure!
|Posted Oct 3, 2009 2:15 pm
|hiked in 2002
|This was a short fun hike I did in fall of 2002. I can't remember the date. I went for a short run on the mesa top, and then went to the summit.
|Posted Oct 1, 2009 11:09 pm
|Sarah Simon
|Lubahn Trail
Date Climbed: Sep 27, 2009
|Ugh, I am incredibly heat intolerant and this hot, bright sunny day on this southwest-facing trail darn near killed me. Luckily, I had fueled up just before the hike at the Old Capitol Grill. A blackened chicken sandwhich and a tall glass of beer cured whatever ailed me that day. This was my second hike of the day, after Centennial Cone just to the west. Solo.
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