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Using the Archives Resources Kit (ARK)
In this Guide
- The Colonial Secretary's Papers, 1788-1825
- Arrivals to the Colony (includes Moreton Bay and Port Phillip)
- Departures from the Colony
- Births, deaths and marriages
- Convict records
- Land records
- Naturalization records
- Orphans
- Professions and occupations
- Other records
Access for All
Access for All is an important initiative to provide people in regional and rural New South Wales with better access to the State's archives.
The first stage of this initiative was the distribution of the Archives Resources Kit (ARK) to 40 community access points throughout New South Wales.
The ARK builds on the Genealogical Research Kit, and the Colonial Secretary's Papers, 1788-1825 issued in the 1980s and already held by some of the community access points. It includes explanatory material and links to information available on our web site.
In the second stage of the initiative, starting in 2000/01, State Records will make preservation microfilm copies of more of our most important 19th century records. At the same time, it will progressively digitise the most heavily used records to make them available on the Internet.
Community Access Points
State Records has established community access points at the following places:
Albury, Armidale, Bathurst, Bega, Bourke, Broken Hill, Canberra, Casino, Cobar, Coffs Harbour, Cooma, Deniliquin, Dubbo, Forster, Gosford, Goulburn, Grafton, Griffith, Inverell, Kempsey, Lake Macquarie, Lismore, Lithgow, Maitland, Moree, Mudgee, Muswellbrook, Newcastle (Newcastle Region Library, University of Newcastle), Nowra, Orange, Parkes, Port Macquarie, Tamworth, Taree, Tenterfield, Wagga Wagga, Wollongong (Wollongong City Library, University of Wollongong), Young.
About the ARK
Each community access point holds our Archives Resources Kit which consists of microfilm copies of our most popular and heavily used colonial records. Included are records to do with:
- convict arrivals
- assisted immigrants
- births, deaths and marriages
- publicans' licences
- electoral rolls
- naturalisation
- returns of the colony ('Blue Books')
- land grants, and
- the wide range of functions of the Colonial Secretary (1788-1825).
A selection of Guides and printed explanatory material is also included.
Conditions applying to the use of the ARK
Holders and users of the kit are reminded of the following conditions which apply to its use.
The ARK is copyright. It is supplied subject to the provisions of the Copyright Act 1968, as amended in 1980, and also to State Records' usual conditions governing access to, photocopying, and publication of State archives. These conditions are set out on the reels and microfiche of the kit and summarised below.
The photocopying of archives reproduced in the kit is permitted providing that the provisions of the Copyright Act are complied with. However, this does NOT extend to the following records of the Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages:
- Registers of Births, Deaths and Marriages, 1787-1856 (48 reels)
Reproduction, by any means, of the above-named records, is not permitted. Certified copies of these entries may be obtained from the:
New South Wales Registry of Births, Deaths and Marriages
GPO Box 30 SYDNEY NSW 2001
Duplicating of Microforms
No further duplication of microforms supplied with the kit is permitted.
Guides and other explanatory material
Archives Investigator | Subject Guides and Leaflets | Archives in Brief | Indexes
Archives Investigator
Archives Investigator is our online archives access and information system. It provides descriptions of our archival records and functional and administrative contextual information about them, to help you evaluate what records might be relevant to your research.
We are continuously adding more information as new records are received and older material is converted from existing systems.
To find out more about Archives Investigator, see Archives in Brief 52.
State Records holds substantial quantities of records which have been transferred or designated for transfer to regional repositories (records are currently stored in Newcastle, Wollongong, Armidale, Wagga Wagga and Broken Hill). This material chiefly consists of selected Mines, Local Court, Police and Lands records, along with smaller quantities of Public Works, Education and other records in some repositories. Regional records which have actually been transferred to regional repositories are generally not listed in Archives Investigator and details concerning these records are available on request.
Subject Guides and Leaflets
In addition to Archives Investigator, a range of other finding aids have been produced to assist users in locating records likely to be relevant to their research. These include:
Subject Guides
Government (Colonial) Architect, 1837-c.1970
This guide lists correspondence, designs and architectural plans of public buildings. There are a number of separate alphabetical listings in the guide and care should be taken that the various listings have been consulted for a possible reference.
Colonial Secretary: Naturalization and Denization records
This guide lists Indexes, Registers, Certificates and related records for those persons naturalised in New South Wales 1834-1903.
Clerk of the Peace Part 1: Quarter Sessions Records, 1824-1920
This guide provides information on the office of the Clerk of the Peace and Quarter Sessions. It lists and describes the surviving records of the Court and the Office. Appendices include a list of court papers 1824-37 arranged by place which lists individuals' names.
Guide to Shipping and Free Passenger Records
This guide lists records of arrivals in and departures from New South Wales including Port Phillip (Melbourne) 1839-51 and Moreton Bay (Brisbane) 1848-59. It also contains information on records relating to ships' captains and crew, the registration of vessels and shipwrecks.
Surveyor General: Select List of Maps and Plans, 1792-1886 and Supplement
These two guides list the earliest surveys of New South Wales including towns, villages, squatting districts, counties and parishes, roads, rivers, mountain ranges and explorers' expeditions (listed under "I" for Interior). The guides list the old Surveyor General's map number and the State Records map number which has been assigned to it.
Convict Guide Supplementary List: Microfiche copies of Indents
This guide includes notes on the transportation system, how to use the microfiche copies of the Bound Indents and a detailed listing of the Convict Indents.
Handbook to the Papers of the New South Wales Colonial Secretary, 1788-1825
This handbook provides historical and background information on the Colonial Secretary's office and papers. It provides detailed information on the arrangement and description of the records. It also provides a list of subject headings used in the Index.
A Guide to New South Wales State Archives relating to Aboriginal People
The guide consists of a listing and description of records held by State Records which relate to Aboriginal people. It includes the records created and used by the Aborigines Protection Board - renamed the Aborigines Welfare Board in 1940 - which was established in 1883 and held its final meeting in 1969. This was the main New South Wales State Government agency which implemented and administered the legislation and policy having an impact on Aboriginal people throughout New South Wales.
There is also a list of material created by other New South Wales Government agencies which contain significant mention of Aboriginal people. It should be borne in mind, however, that this is not an exhaustive list of sources which can be used in tracing Aboriginal family and personal history. References to Aboriginal people are likely to be found throughout the records of various Government agencies held by State Records and may be located by means of the various guides, finding aids and indexes available in the State Records' Reading Room. The guide is also available on the State Records' Web site.
A Guide to State Archives, Relating to the Teaching of English to Post World War II Migrants
The guide helps to commemorate cultural diversity in NSW by bringing together State archives that document the provision of education to migrants in the latter half of the 20th century. The records listed in the guide reflect the changing role of government administration in adapting to a new era in immigration.
The guide aims to list and describe those records of the Adult Migrant Education Service which celebrated 50 years of service in 1998. These records include information on pupils, teachers, classes and lessons.
Short Guides
Short Guides are issued from time to time to provide easy reference to a particular series or subject area (these were previously known as Information Leaflets). Included with the kit are the following Short Guides:
- Electoral Rolls
- Birth, Death and Marriage Records
- Returns of the Colony - 'Blue Books'
- Attorney General and Justice - Registry of Births, Deaths, and Marriages: Microfilm copies of Register of Baptisms, Burials and Marriages, 1787-1856
- Index to Abstracts of all Licences for Marriage granted to Free Persons, March 1813 - December 1827
- Department of Education: Subject files, 1875-1948
- 1901 Census
- Land Grants, 1788-1856
In addition, two Information Leaflets which have been discontinued have been included as they contain much useful information:
- 41 Professions and Occupations: A Select list of Sources (now Short Guide 10)
- 43 An Introduction to Sources for Genealogical Research
There are also a number of Information Leaflets which, while not included in the kit, are available for use in State Records' reading room. These are mainly those which provide detailed listings of particular records and subject bundles, for example:
- Listings of Special bundles or Correspondence files for such agencies as Agriculture, Attorney General and Attorney General and Justice, the Premier's Department, Public Works Department, the Treasury), and
- Specialised listings of particular series or groups of records (1891 Census Collectors' books; Glass negatives and Lantern slides; Returns of hearings in the Sydney Bench of Magistrates for 1788-1820).
If you are visiting the reading room please enquire at the reference desk for these Leaflets if you are interested.
Archives in Brief
Archives In Brief are designed to provide information, in a concise way, about our facilities and procedures, as well as to give an indication of our holdings on particulars topics or groups of records. Archives In Brief, which are produced regularly, are an excellent starting point for any research.
The indexes which are included in the kit index specific series of records and record the names of individuals which are listed alphabetically. Where there is an index to a series, it should always be consulted first.
- Index to Abstract of all Licences for Marriage Granted to Free Persons, 1813-27
- Index to Assisted Immigrants Arriving Port Philllip, 1839-51
- Index to Assisted Immigrants Arriving Moreton Bay (Brisbane), 1848-59
- Index to Assisted Immigrants Arriving Sydney, 1844-59
- Index to Assisted Immigrants Arriving Sydney, 1860-79
- Index to Assisted Immigrants Arriving Sydney, 1880-96
- Index to the Colonial Secretary's Papers, 1788-1825


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1950 Salem Speed Shop Glenn Volz - The Lost Speed ShopWritten by on January 1, 2009 Time Has Stood Still In This Hot Rod Emporium For Five Decades.
I'm still not sure this place really exists. And if it does, I'm not sure I should be telling you about it.
Rob Kinnan was in Salem, Oregon, on a rainy weekend to buy a '70s van (which is a time warp in itself) and somehow found himself in this old speed shop where time seemed to stop somewhere between 1952 and 1962. There were old Isky cams, Hurst shifters, and vintage manifolds on the shelves and a fresh-looking, taped-up Ardun engine in the corner. The place was run by an 80-year-old guy who could barely hear. Rob didn't get much information, but he took a few hurried snapshots, which he showed to me, suggesting I go and investigate further. There's nothing I'd love better.
But I had my doubts. I called and talked to owner Glenn Volz. Communicating on the phone was difficult, but not impossible. It took a while, but he finally recognized my name from some faded books in a rack behind his sales counter. He said I could come up, but not to expect too much. I didn't.
By the time I got to Salem, it was an unusually bright, sunny day. The old speed shop is just a couple of blocks from downtown, in a large, 100-year-old frame building with peeling paint and virtually empty display windows fronting a major street. It was early Monday morning. I went in by a side door and Glenn, dressed in clean shop overalls, was seated at a large workbench surrounded by Vertex magnetos, one of which he was working on in a specially made holding fixture. He'd obviously been at it awhile, but he jumped up spryly, greeted me warmly, and started showing me around the shop. It wasn't at all what I'd expected.
I thought I'd find a small, old place with a few ancient parts on dusty, half-empty shelves, guarded by some geezer in his dotage who wouldn't sell you a rusty lock washer-or maybe one of those hoarders who just saves piles of junk. But no, this was not the case.
In fact, I didn't see a speck of dust anywhere. The shelves are far from empty. The machine shop is better outfitted than many I've seen; some of the equipment is vintage, but some is brand-new. Some of it, I could tell, isn't used much, but work is done here every day.
Glenn, now 81, opened Salem Speed in a small shop on Highway 99 in 1950 after working as a mechanic at a Ford dealer, a stint in the service during WWII, building a beautiful black '32 Ford highboy roadster, learning welding and metalwork at Oregon Tech on the G.I. Bill, and selling hot rod parts out of the trunk of his car. He called it Salem Speed Shop from the beginning and quickly paid back the loan he took to start it, selling Navarro heads and intakes, Harmon & Collins cams, Clark lowering blocks, and especially Douglass dual-exhaust sets. Within two years, he was able to move into his present, much larger building, which not only provided ample machine shop space but also living quarters upstairs for his new wife, Helen, and eventual son, Craig, for several years until he could build a new house on some rural acreage just a few blocks away (from which he still walks to work and back daily).
Glenn thinks, and I believe correctly, his is the oldest speed shop in the country still owned and operated by the same person.
Obviously, a place like this has enough stories to fill at least one book, but Glenn is not a storyteller. He's a worker who has spent most of his time here doing two shifts a day. And we don't have room for a book, so we'll tell a couple of stories and let the photos show the rest. This place is amazing.
The Ardun
Glenn became the Northwest dealer for Ardun cylinder heads starting in 1950. He said he sold at least a couple dozen sets, maybe more. By 1954, one of his customers, Justin "Jug" George with driver Ernie Hall, had a mid-engine-modified roadster and asked Glenn, "Why don't you build one of those Arduns and we'll put it in my car and run Bonneville?" So Glenn did. Isky supplied the cam. But he didn't have any injectors, so he bolted a pair of alky jugs he had in the shop on the stock two-carb manifolds that came with the heads, and they sneaked onto a freshly paved, unopened portion of I-5 to test it, where it tached better than 130 mph. They loaded up for Bonneville, where a friend said they could borrow his injectors to run (swapping them between cars). It was a wet year (1955), and three Ardun-powered cars in C/MR ran within 2 mph of 177 all week, with Ruddy & Weinstein taking the class. The next year, Glenn got his own set of Hilborns, and the results were similar. The Ardun hasn't run since.
The Dyno
Salem Speed was one of the few shops in the area with a chassis dyno. Glenn knew an oil company (MacMillan Ring-Free) had a portable Clayton unit it towed around the Northwest in the early '50s to demonstrate the effectiveness of its product. Not having seen it in a while, he called to find out it had frozen up during the winter. Buying it as junk, he repaired it, devised a better cooling system, and got it operating by 1953. Glenn says it brought in a lot of business: "Everybody wanted their car dyno-tuned. There was no better way to tune a car." Likewise, while rummaging through a used machinery yard (which he likes to do), Glenn recognized a dynamometer power absorption unit. He still doesn't know exactly what brand it is (it's from Germany), but with other scrounged parts, including a large WWII-era scale, he built his own engine dyno, too. Both are still there.
The Louver Press
"Sometime in the mid-'50s," Glenn recalls, "this salesman type in a suit, driving a black Cadillac convertible from L.A., pulls up towing a flatbed trailer stacked with louver presses. He could work it, and demonstrated it, but I said, 'No thanks.' He got all the way up to Vancouver and, sure enough, didn't sell a single one. I'd been thinking of building my own and had added up the cost of materials. So when he came back on his way home and said, 'I'll make you a good deal,' I thought, OK. When I got it set up, the louver business just exploded overnight." And Glenn's still punching louvers on it today.
The Packard
In the late '50s through the '70s, Glenn had as many as six employees. One of them, Everett Hatch, bought a new '56 Packard Clipper and began reworking the slightly incongruous behemoth for drag racing, working late hours in the shop at night. After numerous modifications to the engine, driveline, and body (including louvers in the hood, of course), "Everett spent untold hours with the die grinder, not just on the heads, but most everything else on the engine, including cleaning up the entire crankshaft forging," Glenn wrote in a recent Packard club magazine. "This was before the practice became popular. The crankshaft was shipped to Edelbrock for balancing. Shortly after this, I purchased a new Stewart-Warner balancing machine, which is still in service." So it went in Glenn's machine shop. And that Packard became notorious at Pacific Northwest strips, beating Power Pack '57 Chevys regularly.
The stories the walls of Salem Speed Shop could tell are endless. Glenn proudly tallied a list of those who have walked through its doors, and it ranges from Ed Iskenderian, Roy Richter, Vic Edelbrock Jr., Lou Senter, and Tay Offenhauser to the likes of Aaron Fenton, Dennis Hildebrandt, Bob Airheart, Floyd Clymer, Hershel McGriff, Rolla Vollstedt, and Bill Muncey.
Business peaked in the '70s, but economic recession-in the building, ship, or aircraft industries-can hit hard and swift in the Northwest. Glenn said it happened in February 1980, "like a bridge washed out." Since that time, he's been running the business by himself. Things have certainly slowed, but they have by no means stopped. Glenn's energy level, even today, is amazing. The shelves were fully stocked then, and they remain so now. You won't find much for small-block Chevys or Camaros. That was sold long ago. But what's there is astounding. Glenn spends most of his time these days either in the shop or at the bench, working on early Ford and similar vintage stuff. Check the photos.
Too good to be true? The pictures don't lie. But here are some caveats. There is a time-warp factor. When I was there, Glenn announced he "didn't take plastic" (credit cards), didn't have a computer (or email), and, as I said, cannot hear well enough to do business comfortably on the phone. His suggestion, then, was to write "by parcel post" concerning the availability of specific parts, leaving room between your questions for him to write answers, and to include a self-addressed, stamped envelope. Since then, just as we went to press, Glenn (with the help of his son, Craig) has somehow established a website (www.salemspeedshop.com), which is up and running and has a few more stories, photos, and email addresses for Glenn and Craig. Remember, he's new at this.
Second, although the shelves are full of parts, most vintage and N.O.S., the selection is eclectic. The reason they're still there is because no one bought them in the past. A lot of the intake manifolds are for oddball inlines; some of those shifters are for early Datsun and Toyota pickups. On the other hand, what Glenn showed me (and we're showing you) is just the main floor. He said the upstairs is now full of stuff, as well as a basement and a whole second building he wouldn't let me see "because it's too messy." From early Ford hard parts to N.O.S. circle track slicks to big-block Mopar headers, chances are, he has 'em. And he probably knows what they're worth.
Finally, as incredible as this place may seem, there are more like this around the country. We know, because we asked and you sent us names, addresses, and even some photos. We've already had photographers visit a couple, so stay tuned to HRM for further updates on the subject of lost speed shops. Is there one in your area you'd be willing to share?
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When we arrived, Glenn was busy rebuilding a Vertex magneto, one of his specialties. Besides ample test equipment, he even has a special box that will recharge the magnets.Glenn loves, collects, and uses vintage shop machinery. You might notice this magneto spark-gap tester has nine terminals. It was made to test mags for nine-cylinder WWII radial aircraft engines.This partial view of the clean, neat shop area doesn't begin to show what's there, including static and dynamic engine balancers; Magnaflux and Zyglo testers (and a bake oven); valve-grinding, head-surfacing, and block-boring equipment; a rod-sizing machine; two dynos; not to mention the usual mills, lathes, and welders.We can only show you glimpses of what's on the packed parts shelves. If you're a swap meet hound, you'll recognize the yellow and blue Cal Custom boxes filled with chrome air cleaners and carb scoops. Next to them are brand-new Grant piston ring sets-lots of them.On another shelf, we spotted a Belond box with a set of headers for '32 to '34 Fords. Here we find W-H DuCoil ignitions, new in the box, including nailhead Buick, '59 Olds, and 348-409 Chevy. On the left is a Ronco Vertex mag for a Pontiac. New.Can you identify the goodies in this photo? We see a 3-71 GMC blower being adapted to a Navarro flathead intake, a stock '30s/'40s Graham centrifugal supercharger, an Edelbrock Super flathead dual-carb intake, and a bit of a late '50s Chrysler wedge ram induction manifold.On a bottom shelf, between new parts, we spied this slightly used Edelbrock intake for a 389/421 Pontiac, complete with AFB carbs, Cal Custom air cleaners, and so on. It was hard to get Glenn to quote prices, but for this, he says, "With these carbs, at least $1,000." That should give you some idea.


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I am new to the forum and would ask for much appreciated help. I started putting in this yr to get preference points and just found out yesterday I got drawn to hunt in CO in section 112, 113, 114, 115, 120, and 121. I wasn't prepared to get drawn but now will scout this summer and go full force for quality mule deer. I would appreciate any ones guidance on places I should be looking or folks I should speak with.
Again, I am excited to get drawn, but have much work ahead of me. I don't want to use a guide but DIY hunt.


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I've never started and "official" anything thread before.
In the (paraphrased) immortal words of Jack Donaghy, "Getting drunk, passing out and swearing on St Patrick's day/. Is there no decency anymore?"
So to all the O'connors, Munros, McCroys, Sullivans, McCarneys, Coughlins, and others out there- Happy St Patricks Day from Seamus O'Wartknight
Exaggeration is a BILLION times worse than understating.
So who is drunk already? Roll Call!
32 years later and I am still riding on the back.
I don't sweat the petty things,... I pet the sweaty things
All my friends are working or some place warmer today. Looks like I might have to pull a George Thorogood, until 5:00 PM, or so...
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In 1984, I was hospitalized for approaching perfection.
David McMullen (TxCycloneFan)
One of my alltime favorite Cyclone football players is Seamus McDonough.
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Go Clones!!
Gig 'em Aggies!!
Saw 'em off!!
Heading to Hy-Vee to get some Guinness to wash my breakfast down!
Originally Posted by Al_4_State
Heading to Hy-Vee to get some Guinness to wash my breakfast down!
if by breakfast, you mean more Guinness, then you get it.
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Reason: i should be flogged for misspelling guinness!
Happy Saint Patricks day! ! Let's go pray and get ****faced.
It's my boy's 5th birthday, so I get to go to Chuck E Cheese's on Saint Paddy's Day!
Everyone try and hide their jealousy.
Forever trying to find a cure for the Dunning-Kruger Effect.
The world is alive before 7:30am? ****, I already learned something today then!
Originally Posted by IcSyU
The world is alive before 7:30am? ****, I already learned something today then!
That starts the streak at one day!
Kansas Must Be Destroyed
Sic Semper Jayhawks
I was going to be heading home, going out and getting delicious half-price wings and drinks with a bunch of old friends from high school, like we usually do on breaks. Then I got tonsillitis (2nd time in 2 weeks). Two of my three meds have multiple stickers warning you to not drink alcohol while taking them... *sigh* Go figure.
True and Valiant
I also remember a game with Kansas when Cy (wore a huge suit then) went out to center field, squatted, and "pooped" a couple of chickens that had been dyed blue then chased them around.
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God I hope so, even if it's not the right thing to do, KF needs to do it.
Victory before honor.
Originally Posted by isucyfan
It's my boy's 5th birthday, so I get to go to Chuck E Cheese's on Saint Paddy's Day!
Everyone try and hide their jealousy.
You lucky bastard.
Originally Posted by ornryactor
Two of my three meds have multiple stickers warning you to not drink alcohol while taking them....
That is just a suggestion
Originally Posted by balken
You lucky bastard.
I'll play a game of Whack-A-Mole in your honor.
Originally Posted by isucyfan
I'll play a game of Whack-A-Mole in your honor.
What if he's partial to Skee-ball?
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Tempe, AZ (Sports Network) - The NFL's final head coaching vacancy has been
filled as the Arizona Cardinals have chosen Bruce Arians as their next coach.
The deal is for four years with a team option for a fifth. Arizona will
introduce Arians at a Friday press conference.
Arians will replace Ken Whisenhunt, who was fired on Dec. 31 after recording
his second losing season in three years.
This will be Arians' second time succeeding Whisenhunt as he also replaced him
as the Pittsburgh Steelers' offensive coordinator when Whisenhunt left to
become the Cardinals' head coach in 2007.
The 60-year-old Arians remained in Pittsburgh for five years before leaving to
take over as the offensive coordinator for the Indianapolis Colts this past
season. He led the team to a 9-3 record as the interim head coach while Chuck
Pagano was treated for leukemia.
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Thanks to Meri for sending over the latest video of Rafael Nadal!
The world's top baller (in red again) and his coach, Uncle Toni, were presented with medals before the Real Mallorca football match by Rafa's uncle and Toni's brother Miguel Angel Nadal, a former footballer. The pair were honored with the club's gold insignia.
In other Rafanews, Tennishead has a created a fun, interactive page in the latest issue of their e-zine called "Build Your Own Rafa" where readers "reassemble" the 6-time Grand Slammer and learn why these parts i.e. brain, heart, racquet, left hand vs. right hand, right foot vs. left, etc. of the Mallorcan Machine are so vital to his grand game.
WTF Tennishead? You missed THE most vital (and obvious - at least to the Rafanatics) part of 'em all: his famous ass-ets. You know how many of your readers would love to put a cursor on that shite?
No worries though - I can help you out. I've got a few reasons why that part is so vital (hint: they have nothing to do with tennis.) Let me know if you'd like me to elaborate.
(image via tennisheadezine.net)
Sunday, February 22, 2009
MEDIA MASHUP: Rafa + Uncle Toni receive Real Mallorca medals, Tennishead says BYO Rafa sans ass-ets (drats)
Thanks to Meri for sending over the latest video of Rafael Nadal!
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OMG i'm rolling, BYO Rafa! XDDD Can you assemble a blow up doll too?ReplyDelete
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2009 at 1:31 PM
Is it me, or our boy is getting more and more famous than Rog? He'll soon be the face of men's tennis, or he already is. Hmmmm....ReplyDelete
B2012: why of course - and that one better be anatomically correct.ReplyDelete
ash: he already is for sure
- johanneFebruary 22, 2009 at 2:35 PM
I LOVE IT! I LOVE ALL OF IT!! And thanks as well for introducing me to tennishead...ReplyDelete
Ash: He's def the face of men's tennis - and what a lovely face it is. SO sexy ;)
Rich I suppose if we absolutely HAVE to we could go take measurements? I mean we wouldn't want something so important to be misrepresented.ReplyDelete
*packs for Spain*
johanne: no prob - the e-zine is pretty cool, def has some interesting content, and it's presented in an innovative way.ReplyDelete
b2012: HA yeah every inch matters, hello!
- AnonymousFebruary 22, 2009 at 5:26 PM
For those who wonder about Rafa's hunkiness, just take a closer look at his uncle, former footballer Miguel Angel:ReplyDelete
The guy is in his forties, but what a stud. Next to him rafa still looks like a baby. He's the original sports star of the family. And what an uncanny family resemblance. Great genes.


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text: By LaDonna SwedbergSports Writer The homecoming game proved to be a game of ups and downs and momentum changes for the Wildcats. Wallace was able to accomplish more when they had the momentum than Hayes Center did so they were able to come away with a 64–50 victory. The first quarter belonged to the Cardinals. They took the opening possession and moved right down the field getting positive yardage on every play. With less than two minutes ticking off the clock, Hayes Center had seven points on the board. Wallace was not quite as successful moving the ball and had to punt their first possession. The Cardinal offense picked up where they left off and once again had little trouble moving the ball but the Wildcat defense did not allow a score this time round. Both defenses were controlling the game until late in the quarter when Hayes Center put together another successful drive which put them up 0–14 at the end of the quarter. Wallace wasted little time letting the large crowd know who was going to control the second quarter. John Marquardt went 20 yards on the second play of the quarter to put six points on the board for the Cats. Taylor Doell then ended the Cardinals next drive by intercepting Tristan Johnson and running it back to Hayes Centers end of the field. Two plays later, Marquardt scampered 29 yards for his second touchdown of the evening and the Wildcats were just getting started with their scoring. Marquardt found his favorite receiver, Taylor Doell, for two 14 yard pass plays in a row; the second reception was good for six more points. With a successful two point conversion, Wallace had their first lead at 20–14 and there was still 3:10 left on the clock; plenty of time for more scoring. Mark Jameson came up with the next score for the Wildcats when he blocked a punt for a two-point safety. The Wildcats then got the ball after a free kick following the safety so they decided to add another touchdown. The drive was completed when Marquardt once again found Doell; this time for a nine yard touchdown reception. With only 42 seconds left on the clock, it would have appeared that Wallace had done enough damage but they wanted more. Hayes Center fumbled the ball on the kick off return so Wallace had the ball and 40 ticks on the clock, that was all that they needed. Tanner Clough made an amazing catch on the two yard line to set his team up for another touchdown. Doell switched roles and this time he passed the ball to a wide open Josh Grauerholz for another Wildcat touchdown and a 34–14 halftime lead. The second half ended up being pretty evenly matched compared to the first half. Hayes Center started the half with great field position after the Wildcats fumbled the opening kickoff. They wasted no time taking advantage of the opportunity. Johnson found an opening for a 13 yard touchdown run. The Cardinal defense then came up with an interception on the Wildcats first possession and turned it into a great drive which ended with a nine yard Kasey Schwenk run and with another successful two point conversion, Hayes Center was right back in the game only down 34–30. The Wildcats were not about to quit after a couple of mistakes. The offense and the defense both came up with some points before the quarter ended. Marquardt went to the air again and found Jose Arvizo for a 25 yard touchdown reception and Doell added the two-point conversion. A few plays later Shane Anders caught Johnson in the end zone. Johnson tried unloading the ball before being tackled but he was flagged with intentional grounding which gave the Wildcats another two- point safety and a 44–30 lead at the end of the third quarter. Anyone knowing the history of these two teams knew that the final quarter would be action packed and a battle to the end. Hayes Center struck first 24 seconds into the quarter. Seth Gohl found an open field for a 27 yard run which left Johnson with only five yards to go for the touchdown on the next play. Wallace came right back with a score of their own which was made possible by a 21 yard run by Doell. A 15 yard penalty was tacked on to give the Wildcats great field position. Doell only had to go one yard for his first rushing touchdown. Hayes Center was quick to respond. Seth Gohl only need two plays to add another touchdown to the Cardinal's side of the score board so Wallace needed another successful drive. Marquardt connected with Doell one more time for a 43 yard pass reception which gave the Wildcats a first and goal. Marquardt went the needed four yards for another touchdown for his team. The quarter was only half over so there was plenty of time for more touchdowns. Johnson went to the air to Gohl to give Hayes Center their final touchdown. Wallace responded with a nice drive to kill some clock. They just ran the ball at the Cardinals to get the needed yards to move the chains. Doell went the final four yards for his second rushing touchdown which created the final score of 64–50. The Wildcats once again had a very impressive offensive showing which was led by John Marquardt who again put up some outstanding numbers of his own. He had 150 yards rushing on 24 carries and he was 11 for 20 passing for 168 yards. Taylor Doell was on the receiving end of six passes for 102 yards. A number of players also did some outstanding defensive work for the Wildcats. Mark Jameson had three solo tackles and 10 assisted, Jeff harms had four solos and nine assists and Shane Anders had one solo and six assists. The victory was a huge district win for Wallace. Next Action This week they will play their second district game when they travel to Brady to do battle with the Eagles. Kick off is scheduled for 7 p.m.


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text: By Jan RahnManaging Editor Perkins County tracksters took part in the SPVA Conference meet in Hershey on Friday, honing their skills as much as possible in preparation for Districts at home next Thursday, May 9. The uncooperative weather has left little chance for athletes to improve to their fullest potential during the spring season. The Perkins County teams finished respectfully in the middle of their SPVA competittors, however. The boys placed third with 94 points and the girls came in fourth with 69 points.Girls Results Finishing in fourth place, the girls competed against North Platte St. Pat's (first 146.5 points), Chase County (135), Sutherland (112), Hershey (55.5) and Maxwell (8). Gold medalists were senior Shania Metcalf in discus with a throw of 111'7" and junior Courtney McClenahan in triple jump with a leap of 32'l.5". The girls 4x800 meter relay team finished strong in second place with a time of 10:54.80 (S. Schrotberger, E. Kemling, M. Curtis, C. Lyon). Second and third place medals went to Stephanie Schrotberger and Courtney Lyon respectively in the 800 meter run. 100 meter dash–5th Kylie Hanson, 13.51; 1st Jamie Smith, N.P. St. Pat's, 12.90 200 meter dash–1st Jamie Smith, N.P. St. Pat's, 27.10 400 meter dash–6th Kendra Hoffert, 1:08.30; Daynlee Miller, Hershey, 1:03.10 800 meter run–2nd Stephanie Schrotberger, 2:39.70; 3rd Courtney Lyon, 2:41.50; 1st Anna O'Malley, N.P. St. Pat's, 2:31.70 1600 meter run–5th Emily Kemling, 6:14.30; 1st Mandy O'Malley, N.P. St. Pat's, 5:55.40 3200 meter run–5th Emily Kemling, 13:31.50; 1st Mandy O'Malley, N.P. St. Pat's, 12:25.20 100 meter hurdles–3rd Amanda Osler, 17.50; 1st Jodi Hopping, Sutherland, 16.50 300 meter hurdles–1st Kristen Jussel, Chase Co., 50.00 4x100 meter relay–5th Perkins Co., 56.70 (Kylie Hanson, Mariah Curtis, Kendra Hoffert, Amanda Osler); 1st Sutherland, 52.60 4x400 meter relay–5th Perkins Co., 4:44.20 (Stephanie Schrotberger, Kendra Hoffert, Amanda Osler, Emily Kemling); 1st Sutherland, 4:27.40 4x800 meter relay–2nd Perkins Co., 10:54.80 (Stephanie Schrotberger, Emily Kemling, Mariah Curtis, Courtney Lyon); 1st N.P. St. Pat's, 10:27.40 High jump–1st Makenna Ketter, Chase Co., 4'-9" Pole vault–4th Kendra Hoffert, 8'; 1st Brooke Frederick, Hershey, 11'-2" Long jump–1st Sam Kennedy, Sutherland, 16'-9 1/4" Triple jump–1st Courtney McClenahan, 32'-1 1/2" Shot put–3rd Shania Metcalf, 32'-5"; 1st Valeria Cervantes, Chase Co., 35'-4" Discus throw–1st Shania Metcalf, 111'-7"Boys Results The boys placed third among the six teams competing at SPVA with a score of 94. Chase County's 175.5 points gave them first place with North Plate St. Pat's taking second with 144.5 points. Other team scores were Hershey, fourth, 46 points; Maxwell, fifth, 41 points; and Sutherland, sixth, 24 points. Senior Elliot Carlson took the gold in four events—the 100 meter dash, 200 meter dash, long jump, and as a member of the 4x100 meter relay team. Teammate Quinton Hite, senior, placed second in the 100 and 200 meter dashes and was also a member of the winning relay team. Two second place medals went to senior Vinny Ross in the discus and shot put. 100 meter dash–1st Elliot Carlson, 11.00; 2nd Quinton Hite, 11.01 200 meter dash–1st Elliot Carlson, 22.70; 2nd Quinton Hite, 22.90 400 meter dash–1st Kevin German, Chase Co., 53.20 800 meter run–1st Joe O'Malley, N.P. St. Pat's, 2:07.40 1600 meter run–1st Holden Dreiling, Chase Co. 4:56.20 3200 meter run–1st Holden Dreiling, Chase Co., 10:58.60 110 meter hurdles–1st Josue Guillen, Chase Co., 16.10 300 meter hurdles–5th Hunter Coats, 45.80; 1st Kevin German, Chase Co., 42.00 4x100 meter relay–1st Perkins Co., 45.70 (Tristen Kennicutt, Quinton Hite, Kaleb Vak, Elliot Carlson) 4x400 meter relay–4th Perkins Co., 4:04.40 (Christian White, Justin Briggs, Hunter Coats, Mitchell Sestak); 1st Chase Co., 3:37.80 4x800 meter relay–4th Perkins Co., 10:02.40 (Christopher Throckmorton, Samuel Rowley, Coy Aerni, Robert Engel); 1st Chase Co., 9:14.70 High jump– 3rd Tristen Kennicutt, 5'-4"; 1st Travis Luhrs, Chase Co., 5'-10" Pole vault–1st Tyan Chandler, Sutherland, 13'-8" Long jump–1st Elliot Carlson, 21'1/4"; 5th Kaleb Vak, 17'-7" Triple jump–4th Zak Kurkowski, 38'-2"; 1st Brandan Nelson, N.P. St. Pat's, 41'-8" Shot put–2nd Vinny Ross, 46'-5 1/2"; 1st Justus Wallin, Chase Co., 47'-11 1/2" Discus throw–2nd Vinny Ross, 143'-1"; 1st Alex Harms, N.P. St. Pat's, 155'-8"Next Meet Perkins County's track teams took part in Best of the Midwest competition in Sutherland on Tuesday, will compete in the Dundy County Stratton Twilight Meet this Friday, and will host the District Meet next Thursday, May 9.


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CLEMENTON , NJ (WUSA/CBS) -Shots were fired at the Gloucester Township police station in New Jersey early Friday morning according to reports.
CBS Philly reported that three police officers were injured, including at least one who was shot just below his bulletproof vest when a suspect being taken into custody for a domestic violence-related incident got into a confrontation with officers.
The deputy police chief said the suspect was able to take a gun and shoot at the officers.
CBS Philly reports the injured officers were taken to Cooper University Hospital in Camden.
The officer who was shot is reported to be in stable condition and is in surgery while the other two officers should be released from the hospital Friday.
Reports say police killed the shooter.


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Many complex fluids of interest exhibit a combination of viscous and elastic behavior under strain. Examples of such fluids are polymer solutions and melts, oil, toothpaste, and clay, among many others.
The Oldroyd-B fluid presents one of the simplest constitutive models capable of describing the viscoelastic behavior of dilute polymeric solutions under general flow conditions. Despite the apparent simplicity of the constitutive relation, the dynamics that arise in many flows are complicated enough to present a considerable challenge to numerical simulations.
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Mobile Ticketing at Kauffman Stadium
It was a busy homestand, but a good – winning! – homestand!
An announcement that may have been lost during the homestand is a new ticket feature that makes coming to a Royals game as easy as answering your phone!
On Friday, Aug. 10, we introduced Mobile Ticketing, a ticketing option that allows you to purchase your tickets at royals.com and have them delivered directly to your cell phone via text message. You then bring your cell phone to the ballpark – which you probably do anyway – and bypass all the ticket lines to get in. It's simple. It's modern. It's quick. It's convenient. And, the fee to have your tickets "dialed" into your phone is the same as the print-at-home option we offer. Check out all the details of the new ticketing feature here.
So, here's what we suggest. There are 19 home games remaining and with the new Mobile Ticketing feature you can easily avoid a scene like this:
The team begins a nine-game road trip with a stop in Texas tonight, facing the Rangers at 7:35 p.m. Catch the action on RSTN or Sports Radio 810 WHB.


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2013 San Diego Latino Champions Awards winners were honored at Sea World on Thursday night. From left are Alicia Chavez-Arteaga, Artist of the year, Nathan Medrano, Athlete of the year, Elsa Sevilla, Business Leader of the year, Salvador Perches, Entrepreneur of the year, Andrea Skorepa, who was honored with a lifetime achievement award, Mayor Bob Filner, UT-TV host Jocelyn Rivera-Pierce, Francisco J. Valle, Health Professional of the year, Juan Mora, Teacher of the year, Ron Baza, Volunteer of the year, and Esau Cortez, Young Luminary.
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