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Schottenheimer is known for losing playoff games. The current Vikings should have such problems. And, in retrospect, we should acknowledge that Schottenheimer lost a lot of close playoff games to superior teams. He also turned too conservative when he had superior teams, but if you're a Vikings fan today, that has to qualify as nitpicking.
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Huddersfield Town fans enjoyed a superb afternoon after seeing their side record an impressive 2-1 victory over league-leaders Brighton.
Town began the game the brighter, forcing three corners inside the first five minutes, and the first real chance of the game fell to Gary Roberts, whose strike was deflected over the bar off the head of the sprawling Gary Dicker, after some great work on the right wing from Jordan Rhodes
After yet more Town pressure in the opening 15 minutes, which saw the ball rarely leave the Albion half, the Terriers forced a number of half-chances with Antony Kay volleying over from the edge of the box.
BOOKING: Antony Kay picked up the first yellow-carded of the day on 15 minutes for a late challenge on Liam Bridcutt.
After a high-tempo start, Town were almost made to pay when after a poor clearing header from Jamie McCombe fell to Brighton's on-loan Baggies striker Chris Wood who fired a low strike just past Smithies right post from just outside the area.
The next chance of the game arrived after Damien Johnson's precise cross was met by the towering Jamie McCombe, who saw his powerful header well-gathered by Danish keeper Casper Ankergren.
With 25 minutes gone, Albion began to show some enterprise as they searched for the opener with a couple of crafty pieces of football on the edge of the Town box, but the Terriers were the next to threaten as a long throw by Graham Carey was dropped by Ankergren, causing
On 29 minutes Town were denied what seemed a clear penalty as Joe Garner was upended in the box after Adam El-Abd's clumsy challenge.
BOOKING - The second booking of the game came on the half-hour mark after Inigo Calderon's miss-timed challenge on Graham Carey.
With 10 minutes to go before the interval, Brighton were handed a golden opportunity to put themselves in the driving seat as they were awarded a penalty after Peter Clarke's professional foul on Glenn Murray - being brought down as he burst through on goal.
However, Town were thrown the ultimate lifeline as Alex Smithies reacted quickly to get down and gather Murray's resulting spot-kick.
With half time fast approaching, an ever-improving Brighton managed to fashion a handful of half-chances, with Chris Wood coming close with a header from Albion winger Inigo Calderon's corner - but they were unable to break the deadlock.
With both teams pressing for the opener, possibly the best chance of the game to that point fell to Huddersfield's Anthony Kay, however he was unable to force the ball home after Casper Ankergren parried Joe Garner's Snap shot from the middle of the area.
SUB - Town were forced to make the first change of the game at the break, as Joey Gudjonsson came on to replace the injured Damien Johnson.
The first chance of the half fell to the lively Chris Wood, Whose controlled volley from Inigo Calderon's whipped cross, was too close to Alex Smithies.
SUB - Liam Ridehalgh came on for the Graham Carey early in second, after already leaving the field of play due to injury.
Chris Wood was again the beneficiary of some clever Brighton play after Elliot Bennett put the forward through on the left-hand side of the box, but he fired against the outside of the post.
GOAL - Having had the lion-share of possession in the opening exchanges of the second half, Brighton's early pressure told on 54 minutes as Elliot Bennett's lofted ball into the box found Glenn Murray, who bundled the ball past the on-rushing Smithies.
GOAL - After conceding the first goal, Town responded in style. After winning a free-kick on the left wing, a superb out-swinging cross from Gary Roberts was met by Jordan Rhodes as he rose above the static Albion defence to power in to the back of the net on 56 minutes.
SUB - The young Arsenal loanee Benik Afobe came on to replace Joe Garner on 59 minutes as Town looked to change to a more offensive emphasis.
SUB - The exciting Chris Wood left the field of play for Ashley Barnes on 66 minutes in tactical change for Albion.
After an action-packed start to the first half, Town looked to have steadied the ship as they pushed their fellow promotion-contenders.
SUB - Former Charlton midfielder Radostin Kishishev was replaced by Jamie Smith soon after.
BOOKING - The Albion Captain Gordon Greer was cautioned for decent after Huddersfield were awarded a foul on the edge of the box - however, the resulting free-kick was driven into the wall by Anthony Pilkington.
BOOKING - Adam El-Abd clinically brought down Jordan Rhodes as Town looked to hit Brighton on the break.
GOAL - After a sustained spell of pressure from the home side, a Town free-kick on the left wing was cleared to the edge of the box where, after a deflected Joey Gudjonsson shot, Jamie McCombe diverted the ball over the line in the six-yard area to give Huddersfield a deserved second against the League-leaders in the final ten minutes.
SUB - Gary Dicker was replaced by on 86 minutes by Fran Sandaza.
Despite an expected late surge from Brighton, Town were able to hold on to the lead and take from the game an extremely well-deserved three points.
Huddersfield Town (4-4-2):
Alex Smithies; Graham Carey (Liam Ridehalgh 53), Peter Clarke, Jamie McCombe, Lee Peltier; Gary Roberts, Antony Kay, Damien Johnson (Joey Gudjonsson 46), Anthony Pilkington; Jordan Rhodes, Joe Garner (Benik Afobe 59)
Unused Subs: Ian Bennett, Scott Arfield, Alan Lee, Lee Novak
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Kernstown is an unincorporated community within the independent city of Winchester, Virginia. Parts of Kernstown also lie within Frederick County. It is centered along the Valley Pike U.S. Route 11. During the American Civil War, the first and second Battles of Kernstown were fought here.
Adam Kern Sr. (1730-1799) was of German origin, and migrated from York County, Pennsylvania to Frederick County in 1766. He settled three miles south of Winchester along the Great Wagon Road. The town of Kernstown was named for his son, Adam Kern Jr. (1773-1855).
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- Hogue's Tavern – named after a tavern located at the intersection of the "Great Wagon Road" – now Hwy 11 – and Opequon Creek
- Kernsville – Settlement on Adam Kern Sr.'s land (Adam was original settler in this area) along the "Great Wagon Road" – now Hwy 11 – south of Winchester near Opequon Creek
- Kernstown – Town was officially established by an act of the Virginia Assembly in 1799. Town was named after Adam Kern Jr., son of Adam Kern Sr.
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He's right on the money!
I'm truly thankful that as I type this at work (shhhh, don't tell my boss) that if a threat came in the door it would be met with adequate self-defense.
This is a discussion on Fred Thompson on VPI shooting within the Concealed Carry Issues & Discussions forums, part of the Defensive Carry Discussions category; I saw this on a hunting forum: Signs of Intelligence? 4/20/2007 Fred Dalton Thompson http://www.abcradio.com/blog.asp?id=15663 One of the things that's got to be going through ...
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One of the things that's got to be going through a lot of peoples' minds now is how one man with two handguns, that he had to reload time and time again, could go from classroom to classroom on the Virginia Tech campus without being stopped. Much of the answer can be found in policies put in place by the university itself.
Virginia, like 39 other states, allows citizens with training and legal permits to carry concealed weapons. That means that Virginians regularly sit in movie theaters and eat in restaurants among armed citizens. They walk, joke and rub shoulders everyday with people who responsibly carry firearms -- and are far safer than they would be in San Francisco, Oakland, Detroit, Chicago, New York City, or Washington, D.C., where such permits are difficult or impossible to obtain.
The statistics are clear. Communities that recognize and grant Second Amendment rights to responsible adults have a significantly lower incidence of violent crime than those that do not. More to the point, incarcerated criminals tell criminologists that they consider local gun laws when they decide what sort of crime they will commit, and where they will do so.
Still, there are a lot of people who are just offended by the notion that people can carry guns around. They view everybody, or at least many of us, as potential murderers prevented only by the lack of a convenient weapon. Virginia Tech administrators overrode Virginia state law and threatened to expel or fire anybody who brings a weapon onto campus.
In recent years, however, armed Americans -- not on-duty police officers -- have successfully prevented a number of attempted mass murders. Evidence from Israel, where many teachers have weapons and have stopped serious terror attacks, has been documented. Supporting, though contrary, evidence from Great Britain, where strict gun controls have led to violent crime rates far higher than ours, is also common knowledge.
So Virginians asked their legislators to change the university's "concealed carry" policy to exempt people 21 years of age or older who have passed background checks and taken training classes. The university, however, lobbied against that bill, and a top administrator subsequently praised the legislature for blocking the measure.
The logic behind this attitude baffles me, but I suspect it has to do with a basic difference in worldviews. Some people think that power should exist only at the top, and everybody else should rely on "the authorities" for protection.
Despite such attitudes, average Americans have always made up the front line against crime. Through programs like Neighborhood Watch and Amber Alert, we are stopping and catching criminals daily. Normal people tackled "shoe bomber" Richard Reid as he was trying to blow up an airliner. It was a truck driver who found the D.C. snipers. Statistics from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention show that civilians use firearms to prevent at least a half million crimes annually.
When people capable of performing acts of heroism are discouraged or denied the opportunity, our society is all the poorer. And from the selfless examples of the passengers on Flight 93 on 9/11 to Virginia Tech professor Liviu Librescu, a Holocaust survivor who sacrificed himself to save his students earlier this week, we know what extraordinary acts of heroism ordinary citizens are capable of.
Many other universities have been swayed by an anti-gun, anti-self defense ideology. I respect their right to hold those views, but I challenge their decision to deny Americans the right to protect themselves on their campuses -- and then proudly advertise that fact to any and all.
Whenever I've seen one of those "Gun-free Zone" signs, especially outside of a school filled with our youngest and most vulnerable citizens, I've always wondered exactly who these signs are directed at. Obviously, they don't mean much to the sort of man who murdered 32 people just a few days ago.
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He's right on the money!
I'm truly thankful that as I type this at work (shhhh, don't tell my boss) that if a threat came in the door it would be met with adequate self-defense.
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Wow. I admire his intelligent, concise description of the problem. I hope he becomes our next President.
You, me & a whole lot of others!I hope he becomes our next President.
How could any conservative American NOT vote for him.
He's what this country desperately needs, especially right now.
PLEASE spread his name to everyone you know and let's keep our fingers crossed he decides to again offer his services to our great nation.
Yeah, it's great that Communities *grant* second amendment rights. And all this time I thought it was the "Constitution" that did it. Silly me.Communities that recognize and grant Second Amendment rights
Sorry, doesn't sound like much of a true 2A supporter. Where "People" shall have not have their rights infringed! He wants it licensed and controlled. Sounds like an infringement to me.
And another note. How many pro-2A bills did Mr. Thompson write, sponsor, or co-sponsor the entire time he was a senator?
Tough words... Where's the action?
You're skeptical because he didn't come out and say "we should abolish all background checks and licensing for carrying a pistol". That would be ludicrous for a politician to say. For a man who is most likely going to announce a candicacy for President soon, his words are very risky politically.
The gun ban crowd seeks to kill gun rights by a thousand cuts - Mr. Thompson knows that gun rights must be healed one cut at a time.
Nitpicking like this is going to hand deliver the Oval Office to Hillary Clinton.
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I think you need to give him a little bit of a break here. Look at his record for yourself:
this one is really funny:
I know I don't agree with him on all the issues, but when it comes to the SecondA, I do. (just as I don't agree with all the issues with Bush)
Also, is ANY other potential presidential candidate saying ANYTHING remotely as pro gun as him?
Guiliani? NO
McCain? NO
Tommy Thompson? NO
Romney? NO
Hillary? don't make me gag......
Obama? NO
Should I continue?. So far he's the only one totally on our side of this issue. If there is a better one let me know...so I too, can support him.
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Just wanted to add that my idea ticket would be Fred Thompson and Ron Paul.
I will admit to "favorite son" bias, but if Fred Thompson runs for the presidency, he will certainly have my support.
I have researched the candidates out there, and Fred Thompson is definitely my guy. He has common sense, which seems to be lacking in the others.
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I just got a prolite 4 as a supposedly much warmer replacement of my old 'ultralight' pad. When I lie down on it in my quantum sleeping bag, I just can't stay on it when rolling, it's so slippery! And it was on even floor at home, I can't think what will happen when I'll sleep on a mountain slope. Did you do anything with yours to improve traction? Smear it with something?Apr 20, 2007 at 3:56 pm #1386780
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You could try putting beads of silicon seam sealer, although I don't know how well that will stay on the pad over time. Just an idea.Jun 15, 2007 at 11:51 am #1392420
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I have a short Thermarest Prolite 4 and have also experienced the problem of the pad sliding around on the silnylon floor of my SMD Lunar Solo e (same thing with my old original full-length pad).
Although treating the tent floor is an option, I prefer to treat the bottom of the pad so it will stay put. The "slipperyness" of the floor is otherwise not an issue as long as the pad will not move around. Also, treating small areas of the pad will be much simpler and weigh much less than treating the larger tent floor.
Not finding any definitive answers here or elsewhere, I emailed cascadedesigns.com and, along with additional observations, posed this question:
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Note they recommend a urethane-based sealer, not silicone. Hope this will help others.
I'm also posting to this recent thread "http://www.backpackinglight.com/cgi-bin/backpackinglight/xdpy/forum_thread/7133/index.html?skip_to_post=51089#51089" that also deals with sliding pads.Jun 16, 2007 at 8:13 pm #1392531
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Ha, my thoughts exactly!
I have a T'rest Pro4 also… and the same slippy problem.
Its exam time for me (backpackinglight.com is my studybreak) but its on my list of things to sort out. I came to a similar conclusion, and as soon as its over will grab my tube of seamgrip and do as suggested.
The mat isn't silicon so normal seamgrip will do.
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You could call it "show, then slow". Burberry announced plans to circumvent it last week: as of September, it will begin unleashing its product straight after its catwalk shows in stores across the world. Presumably, it is hoping to incite consumers to purchase immediately, in what I can only assume will be a hitherto hypothetical frenzied fit of fashion-induced lust brought on by the aesthetic impact of the catwalk show. Apparently, the clothes will be in stores before the show even finishes, to facilitate this. Wow.
Burberry isn't unique – it is just doing it bigger and bolder than anyone else. Tom Ford has announced he will hold off showing his own winter collections for men and women until September, when they'll be available to buy. It's a model Céline has followed with its pre-collections for a few years, presented quietly off-catwalk to editors with no photos allowed – imagery is only released as the clothes hit stores. They were joined for pre-fall by Proenza Schouler and Balenciaga: we'll only get to see the clothes around June, when we can buy them too.
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Maybe it was an anomaly, but my experience with engineers from TX designing tilt walls is that they do not see a need to provide a positive connection between the tilt-wall and foundation. I doubt if this method of design would be very popular in seismic zone 4. I recommend Hugh Brooks' book on tilt-wall design and then choose the software of his/her choice or merely write a MathCAD template. Regards, Bill Allen -----Original Message----- From: Caldwell, Stan [mailto:scaldwell(--nospam--at)halff.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 1998 2:22 PM To: 'seaoc(--nospam--at)seaoc.org' Subject: RE: Retaining Wall program <snip> Also, someone recently asked about tiltwall design software. I strongly recommend the program published by SEAoT. See my post last week for complete details. Stan R. Caldwell, P.E. Dallas, Texas *********************************************** The goal of every engineer is to retire without getting blamed for a major catastrophe! ...Dilbert *********************************************** -----Original Message----- From: Dennis Wish [mailto:wish(--nospam--at)cwia.com] Sent: Wednesday, July 08, 1998 3:54 PM To: seaoc(--nospam--at)seaoc.org Subject: Retaining Wall program I understand that Eagle Point Software is giving away their Quick Wall retaining wall program as a special to SEAOC members (and I would think any of the list members).I heard through rumor that this was an offer which was to be advertised in our SEAOSC Online, but have not seen it. If any of you have information or have seen it online, let me know. I'll try and reach Joe Deppe about it as well (if he isn't lurking somewhere out there). >From what I know of the program, it will design a cantilever wall as well as a basement wall. Although Free is hard to compete against, I am interested in running the program through its paces and comparing it against the competition. On the same note, I have seen a pre-release of Retain-Pro 5.0 and am very impressed with the interface. It has shed its conservative appearance for something friendlier that I can relate to. Again, I have not played with it too much and know that the features have expanded significantly for this program. I will report on both programs as I get my hands upon them and have run them through my software course. Also, if any of you know of other commercial retaining wall programs, I would be interested in hearing from you or simply send me the link so that I can check it out myself. I do know about the program that is part of the Enercalc library which is not as robust as RetainPro but of the same family of products. BTW, Retainpro 5 will now design basement walls as well. Maybe Joe Deppe can fill us in a bit more about EP's unique offer! Dennis Wish PE
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Acton Beacon (Newspaper) - January 9, 1964, Acton, Massachusetts Nocturnal Blaze Roars Through South Acton Plant I For The Latest NEWS Road "The Beacon " Only Newspaper Printed Locally TH ACO M VOLUME ll, NUMBER 45The BEACON — Thursday, January 9, 1901 Price IO# Selectmen Sanction D.P.W. Investigation RATTLING THE BLAZE — Acton Firemen are shown scaling ladders to battle the blaze which roared through the second floor at the Pioneer Gage and Design Company building in South Acton late this past Monday evening. Damage to equipment and inventory on the second floor was estimated at approximately $•",0,000 and quick work on the part of the firefighters saved the lower floor from equally serious damage. 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Machine tool equipment was covered, approve debt aln illy voted bv tin The second floor of the two story as soon as possible to minimize the Regional School ( oinniiitei structure was completely gutted but1 loss from water damage. This equip meeting Deeemb-' 2( tm J quick work by the firemen at the ment was located downstairs and h>r a Regional Junior High School scene saved tho first floor from thus escaped the brunt of the flames, to be located on lend near the cor equally extensive damage. Pioneer Gage hasbeen located in tier of Charter and I lax ward Roads. According to Chief MacGregor, the the Erikson building for the past I A second article call* tor tin* transblaze must have started somewhere four years, and has been engaged for of $95,(HK) from the ah cady esta > near the center of the second floor. J in the manufacture of missile com- hshed stabilization Rind, this mon-y. 35 FIREFIGHTERS poults of a vc i v close tolerance. Approximately thirty-five firemen I For this reason, according to Thur-respondcd to the alarm and fought-mood, the machining equipment is the fire, including Maynard's new "not nan of the mill, but very ex ladder truck which was utilize d to, pensive." He estimated the equip-pour water into the burning second merit's value in excess of $100,000. story through the roof. A second The contents cf the building were HIGHTON TIME Mrs. .MmlHiui I.nka ink. C;;^rl;ii> of M ny nurd's Dcnnwrutii loup I e «»ud lur -on, Paul, art* shown univinjf ai tho Maynard Murk ipui Ludd-iiiK this |Mist 'I uesday evening whoro they nod in a cl" od (hor session with lite Selectmen after which tho >■ Vo'mou called for an investigation ut the Maynard Dewart iii* nt 1 i Bul,lie Works. REAGON STAFF LUOTO tt Albert Alexanian at its .100.0(19 in addition to $5 OOO which will also be voted out ol a stabilizaton 'und by the voters ol Buxhoro. mid r present plans, will bi match d In an outright grim* from iii ■ state when construction starts in th. spring. This will mean that univ to wile on disapprox ing the' Com mitten** aition, This means that a "no" vote would bo in favor of tin school, while a "vs" vote would bi against it. Anodic* inter, sting tilt CONTINUED ON PAGH 2 John Loring Will Seek Selectman's Post in Acton MAYNARD th tin Max nard Rn a il All) ■ i t Alexanian. im : lie will >. ck re--el" iii the upcoming Tho .Maynard I Brand; is Univ cr.a I dell to tho Boa t nv rgeil \ ietorio. Democratic caiioti Chairman ol ut Selectmen. a announced that lion to the Hoard March election, 'uh School anil ■ graduate xx as e I in HMH When he s iii a tour was battle and wont Personnel Board O.K.'s 5% Pay Hike in Aden Lukashuk In Talk Behind Closed Doors ' MAYNARD The Board of Select- ■a ii -t.o ,| Tuesday night that cor* .I I ic*i ( (titcitv,rig the con do, • scleral fa-ds ol the opera ;ion , : lh Public Walks Department a : c fi; I v Iv iifi|i»*rtunt to call I , .> i (iii tigati * Tm, . i -rn.i ia- were made bx Mrs. Mad I .oka stiuk hi a dosed door - -j. i h I r, the Selectmen It is ,,d that h*1 i'harues involve tho i cf town • quiptn-ut and the sale ., i i- rho ex ac' nature ol hor ■ pl.,i Us wor tut made public, CONFRONTS DPW BOARD I*• i to m 'ting xx itll the Select- ■ i vt: ■ I.uk is! ck. Chairlady of ii Ii ai eratic Town Committee, and ,• i . Paul erg:*runted th*1 DPW , a 'heir ut flee Because she ii ret tilt -at infliction she be ll a, -tumid rec.'ive from the , ; P .ib i W n Us. she informed im un r- im: -he would take the ' - • iii vv iii! thi S' l, etui, ii, cci.., th. brit: session with the I .akaslink complained l l. p.a : ill lit xx a- apparently iu, ■ r.M against her -.ti in the o' tug help tor snow re-,1 Sup*, 'n • nile:U of Public I) i I a dotted th, charge, im11■ i t'ut «»iAv lour mon had been did rn; (IM 111 I IIM I W ^ alant! brought additional firefighters fully insured; however, the company $1.900.00(1 will have to lie from Maynard. has no business interruption Several firemen suffered cuts and alice. bruises but fortunately no serious in juries or cases o* J make inhalation NO IMMEDIATE PLANS The company is primarily a sub- financed. The region will reedy.* (lo percent state aid for cons'rjat'tion. Iloxvox i . the interest on Hr. total amount will have to be boulle exclusively bv tho region on a 20-1 basis xx itll Acton SM t wo,'k"and swasc. r; JKS? way inside to oaitlc- the fire at its leuzeu ms min,- source. ji air coNi.moNKu a-.,!,* SWIMMING POOL MOTEL BX. 2, Acton CO 3 7765 drop everything! Hanes' once-a-year sale January ll through 18 THE APPAREL SHOP 41 JViain Street Concord, Mass. SEMI-ANNUAL CLEARANCE 25% lo 50% off Orig. Prices Men's — Women's — Children's — Infants' CLOTHING • FURNISHINGS • SHO£S • SKI WEAR were on the payroll. local school , rogram. Superin Mr. Thurmond stated that he had tencjent 0f Schools William O'Connell no immediate plans. "It's curious,'' has t|lfl, p |S planned to move he remarked, "but just the other its construction completion date up day I was approved for a small to thf (a|, ()f it possible, in business loan and we were planning view of t|u, present need for class to expand our business." roms on the elementary level. The Henry Erikson, owner of the build : new sc|100| wjn hold between KOO ing. stated emphatically, "I ain cer- and 9()0 pupils tainly thankful that'the town of Acton The new sthoo| wil| P|(>vi(l ■ 22 has such a fine Fire Department, j cjassrootns. jn addition to 21 other I cannot thank the men enough for I rooms as wej] as | library, gym the great job they did in bringing, cesium and cafeteria. Tin total area the holocaust under control." approximately IOO,OOO feet added that the building was only | a(ld encompass a school to be partially insured and that an partially built on two floors, appraiser hail been out to assess the This 'artic]e is very unusual when damage and that his report would. compared to most art'des antlion/, be available at the end of the week. t pig borrowing. Since the Regional " . _____________! District must vote to incur debt, the I town must vote ta approve the th bt i in the event that the Selectmen ■ choose to call a town riveting, which they have. The actual vote when wmmr^ mm j MMI I WMH ■■MEaBipai ,.rr pNpM EKss IMMU John Loring 43 MAIN ST., CONCORD # 360-2561 ACTON John Loring. 37 of OO Willow Street, West Acton, has an norncm that Iv xxiii snk the post of Selectman and has taken out nom ination papas for the office. Loring, a veti nan of many years in town affairs, Ii; ■ lived at his present address lot 'hr Past ll! x ars. Ile has served on the Planning Board for eight years ami bein its perennial spokesman mc "Bill'' Flood retired from the Briard . In addition, he seined on the toxin report corn mitten for two .voars. was Heart Fund Chairman during 195b aud ser vt ii as United Fund District Chair man. He is a member of the Repub the West on to lop his IC i allheal! opponent. Donald MacCJUishing. mi ck caon nav. Alexanian rcceix (I tin highest xote total evil' ivcokI1 n in Maynard. Alexanian is marrvd to tin former Marx Sweeney and Hie couple, xx ho reside at 7 Lincoln street, lune nm daughter. Hi is employed bv a Wax land electronics linn. Din ing his cm ant term as a Selectman, Alex "dan has ben a firm advocate for th ■ formation of a R< creation Commission and was tlv moving Iona in the creation of the Maynard Historical Soc ii tx. Maynard Republicans Will Meet This Friday Night MAYNARD Che Maynard R publican Town Committee xx iii nr ct ta the Municipal Building this Fri dav mailing. Til:' session will be devoted til a discussion ol plan ■ tor th ■ coming toxvn i lection and possible candidates to grace the RcpiiTTieUi slate Stow Candidates Must File Before Feb. 2nd Deadline STOW It was announc'd toda.x bx tin- Town Cle b's office that the return date for nomination papers is February SM. I Mb fit 5:IM) p. ill. As of this xvriting nobody has taken out papers for the o'f ice of Selectman nor xoil', d intentions to do so. i There xviii lie a vacancy on the Board this year Frank Shim Iter has announced publicly that lie xviii not be a candidate for reelection. ACTON TI > Per.-unlit I Bwn'ii has announced .iv it xxiii bael; a 5 percent across U bn.utl pax in crease for cm pin;- vs who conic un der the Person'', I Bx law This collies (>n top (J a -lr liar lucre,a-e volt d bx the town i' un last annual tow n nu ( ting According u* ' ('* Horne, i nail .nan ol tin Pet am ! I!,lank tilts increase will co •' the ti,xvii ahold SH,null or .Kl cent on 'It Chn t at- ile vntni that thi int*I "as. vviil not Acton in tin npp i two thirds po-i tint! among town in the state, and fur the lime hi u -• empluye* ■- xx ill I. > lo a f.'drlx int i po - it ion ie. r. la lion to those in town- o' connwabu -i/.' tim luhijg 'ii : ■ 11..xx, x -i ■ iv st af* (I ti'"'' ■' IM a < llatl'iIU tiling aud that till -a nu I < ' tin- year Net... c* Ult iv - posit to! will I o' he so 1 • OI ail! . "This in 1 ccasi■ might lo.J. bkt a Iou deal. hut. b. In \e me, i-r't," Ile at.jjrd. I!, add' .I ti lilt .; I lit .'."ii d increas" a1 1" [ ■. et pa- -i d I it' -tate duplex t - a- itad ai at xxiii liax'e a substantia. • It,c' on til" g- • t raj xx age putt"' a iii I'itics a d towns. Tins wa- -ti'oai : tx ■ hack to July In addition i -, e. nil im ta a - ol an additional Iii peri. ill Was gi ant* ii to pro', i ma! p ts" 11a i i'ttd : depai tm un It. a is I st Ute' i inp'ex.a. I", th ! I Ii t intffie-i/t (I ■ Ila in■ was Ho 'pressure bom au I- duplex O'" for th',1 pax men .1,-" ' wa- She opinion ot tile Personnel <o;n a 11 at it xx as :,instill- ii. pm'Mi ma ■iv i .i Uh I iglu (ii j th. Roaid's ellort- to kl v p Ute town in a propel' |Hisi 1 a- regards coni pargtive eo'unui" it it - Mr. I lot "i,' added that the e • on ihe tax rati this year is Rss ' at. i.t-t when th ivt inct'i as • wa about olla an j (15 c 'iii.'- on lite 'a x rate. This veal', tin total bill tor em \ I tit i\ (• s nm., a1 th I ■ Ii., i i xx xx ill i un lh, .a: VV, i na '1 • i .I re ut inert a. 11 ■ un ap proxiinab Iv <25 ("'n b ■ tin -vi :i p 'man. r.! ''ii, in -u "ho "5: It sen im lh' *• ixv i : ti 'ex' n xv, - to put tile fit pa, i im ii' rn id- a th Bv law Seleclmen Will Seek Lane! For Future Town Needs MAYNARD I'll Board of Select tnt «i xx ill rt quest that th * Vot-a - ap im a • iii ■ apprapr i a: int i ol s' 12.(Kin • im; has. Bx acres of laud in 1 '«■ \. : inx' -t corn 'f et 'ii ioxxi town ia- "ive. I A, ;i v; I! ,{ ,f S. 5 , :ll! n C'vi Ha \ I, I" XI va a; (It. I el'. 'hut 'ii na: ie eta ic i ' ■ - lu H a < vt. -' •. xx I xx1 'vc ow" I xx is i: u pat. i: 11 sa id t ta: 1 prop■ • rtn could t: k. pf ti! IU s, i \ ■ to n;.o id. la a1 tor a UUU!. school or ntlu r ii d Acton Republican Comm. Will Meet Next Thursday \( "P )\ I i i s caic I mouth!V nieetinu v the Av ■> It im!.Iii an low n t 'n I nu i it t. ' will ii; e. a* n u 'I I VI I'M dav . \. mug " M I. ii a' the W \i 'on fir- station 1 •.» !lox.■! -dew .iitlMniu.li tittein f id;-, i i.; .:, had sough: 'Ile vv *rk. 'I , Piibh Wo'ks ('eitimissi,;iiers h.a»kcd up tile Sap--i int."irk-tit with I. .a; i to bn inc p; aetit es. It was 1 ct' - a., , Rax rn*cid Sheridan s <■ .if, j'ion that is had always been | ,) hi > o' 'ii Departnnut not to 1 * Nkj i • to do -box,ding but i; ", jo!were gtxeti to those :aal xx I, on the steno and seeking hr 'X■I- Pa.ii Liikaslvtk t.ad .barged that a, ..I app!'"d tor such a shoveling mb b'i: Plat the work xx a- gu t ll to i ivlix duals and lie had never • t, ut act* d M -. Luka siutk asserted ulterior mo iv s xx• , • the reason her son was I. r hired. Slit* charged that she had oth, information ceneeining the op-, ratvn pl tile D partmetit that was o' aiijxi: taut, to the Commissioners CONTINI l l) ON PAGE I I LORA], FASHIONS FLORIST Francis Ward, Trop. Floral Arrangements Flowers wired anywhere Rhone CO 3*4752 I LI I Main St. So. Acton Loans to Homeowners S21.00 .Monthly Payment j». t $1,000. inc I.tH.vs both Interest and Pi nu ip.«l ('t)iiseili't Ate your bills. Loans up to SIS,OOO. SI MM K INVESTMENT CO. I t .tm in ii ham, H72 C all collat I <L»\ or flight for details 1 taken will likely tx* confusing unless dean Town Committee and I properly explained hy the School Acton Baptist Clue, eh. Committee. The voters will be asked Continued on Page Two FAST ACCURATE TYPIST Full Or Part Time CALL BEACON PUBLISHING CO. TW 7-2012 STOCK Disposal Sale... Now In Progress CENTER Factory Outlet 88 MAIN ST. DOWNTOWN MAYNARD LAST THREE DAYS THURSDAY - FRIDAY - SATURDAY 25 To 45% OFF I Concord Bootery THOREAU STREET SHOPPING GENTER CONCORD OREN DAILY TU. SIX CASH ONLY DIKING SALL * ", _ . u I ;
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Re: Sunday Cup Online Race Event
If you can get the GSX heavy enough, go for it (bar hacking, naturally). I had specifically set the weight to exclude it.
I'd like to use the 5 Turbo, but it would be on the lower end of capable. In fact you noticed I'm sure, that the specs are indeed for the default broken HP for the Renault and the max lightening possible on that car. Its main achilles heel is its drag, which is so much higher than any other car in that class. You can also get cars in that spec with much higher torque due to the little 1.4 liter engine used in it. I may run it some, but depending on what everyone else brings, it just couldn't really run with the Elises with a much lower drag and center of gravity, for example, and much better suspension.
Now, if several people come in Renault Turbos, then I'd be happy to run one of mine. I have a few... lol
Actually, I see it being a battle of Opels and maybe a few Elises. But since I posted the idea a few days ago, the online dealership isn't useful this time. But there are a couple of cars in the New Car Dealerships, mainly the Elises, but if you do not mind the added weight the NSXes...
Naturally, GTData.com will give a list of cars for comparing to your garage. Anyone looking for a certain car, you know where to ask.
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Sunday Cup Online Racing Event for April 7th 2013
Tracks to be used are:
The "vote" method works pretty well usually... But these cars would be best suited to high-speed tracks.
Would you maybe be open to a custom track thrown in the mix? I've been having lot's of fun lately with the track creator. I have a couple that I think might match up nicely with these cars. I haven't used them very extensively, so I wouldn't have much of an advantage.
Check out the one I'm currently sharing "Sweeper Sleeper" & see what ya think.
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Of course I'd be open to created tracks. I'll have a look.
I have an old one I made that I'm looking for (Yes, I have a LOT of created tracks, LOL) that would be good for these cars I think (The straightaway is exactly one mile long, rare you see any track with that).
Note to everyone.
You do not have to have all these cars, just those you might want to drive. You do not need to buy these in the Online Dealership either if you already have them. 'Course you can if you wanna, but I'm not saying you need to just for the event.


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The Abbott government's Green Army initiative, launched in Sydney on Saturday, will involve 1500 projects implemented over the next three years.
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The young participants will number 2,500 in the first year and grow to 15,000 by 2018-19.
Earlier this year unions criticised the amount Green Army participants would be paid because it was below the minimum wage.
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New Braunfels Herald Zeitung (Newspaper) - January 16, 1983, New Braunfels, Texas New Braunfels Hera\&Zeitung Sunday, January 16,1983 9AUpsets reign in college top twenty play CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. (AP) — "Sam Perkins was just unbelievable. Not only in scoring, but he was also very active on defense." Those words came from Dean Smith, coach of the 11th-ranked North Carolina Tar Heels, who hung on for a 101-95 Atlantic Coast Conference victory over No. 2 Virginia Saturday. Perkins, a 6-foot-9 junior, scored a career-high 36 points, grabbed IO rebounds and did a good job tying up Virginia's 7-foot4 Ralph Sampson. Hitting mostly from the outside, Perkins tossed in 12 of 17 field goal tries, including a perfect 4-for-4 from three-point range, and made all eight of his free throw attempts. "We tried a bit of everything against Perkins," Virginia Coach Terry Holland said. "He had a great day. It's tough when a guy that big can go outside that way. They did a good job on Ralph without giving up things to other people. They kept us out of our offensive rhythm." It was the ninth straight triumph for the defending NCAA champions, who are 12-3 overall and 2-0 in ACC play. In having its 34-game, home-court winning streak snapped, Virginia dropped to 12-2 overall and 3-1 in the ACC. North Carolina led by its biggest margin, 85-62, with 9:41 remaining, but Virginia rallied to close the gap to 97-95 with 50 seconds left. A 23-7 spurt by the v_cvaliers had brought them within 92-85 with 3:24 remaining. After Jim Miller's off-balance jumper cut the lead to 97- 95, Jim Braddock and Michael Jordan each connected on a pair of free throws to clinch the victory.Memphis St. 80, Cincinnati 63 CINCINNATI (AP) — Junior guard Phillip Haynes scored 22 points to pace top-ranked Memphis State in an 80-63 romp over Cincinnati in a Metro Conference basketball game Saturday night. Memphis State, which gained the No. I ranking last Monday only to be upset 69-56 by Virginia Tech that night, improved its record to 12-1 overall and 2-1 in the conference. Cincinnati fell to 8-7 and 0-3 in the Metro. Cincinnati cut Memphis State's lead to three points shortly before the half and trailed 36-29 at the intermission. However, Cincinnati managed just two of 13 field goal attempts and two of ll free throws to start the second half and fell behind 55-35 at the 11:50 mark. Memphis State stretched the lead to 27 points at one point. Center Derrick Phillips scored 18 points for Memphis State, 15 in the second half, and forward Keith Lee chipp-ped in 16. Kevin Gaffney led Cincinnati with 16 points.Georgia 67, Alabama 64 ATHENS, Ga. (AP) — Freshman Donald Hartry's 20-footer from the left of the key with 12 seconds remaining broke a 64-64 deadlock and Vern Fleming added a clinching free throw with one second to go as Georgia trimmed lOth-ranked Alabama 67-64 in a Southeastern Conference basketball game Saturday night. It was the fourth SEC setback in five games for the Crimson Tide, which had rolled through their preconference schedule with eight consecutive victories. The Tide, trailing 56-49 with 6:04 remaining, fought back for two ties in the final 91 seconds, the first on a pair of free throws by Bobby Lee Hurt that knotted the score at 62. Then, after Fleming hit a driving layup, Hurt came back to score from inside with 53 seconds to play to tied it at 64. Georgia called a time out with 30 seconds left and set the stage for Hartry's go-ahead basket. Alabama took a time out after getting the ball past midcourt with seven seconds remaining, but Fleming virtually sealed the victory when he stole Ennis Whatley's lob pass for Hurt. Fleming was fouled and added the final point one second from the finish.Boston College 68 St. John's 64 NEWTON, Mass (AP) — Michael Adams scored a career-high 27 points, made eight steals and added five assists to ignite Boston College to a 68-64 upset over third-ranked St. John's in college basketball Saturday night. Unranked Boston College, which reached the Final Eight of last year's NCAA tournament, improved its record to 11-2 overall and 2-1 in the Big East. St. John's lost for the first time, as its record fell to 14-1 overall and 4-1 in conference play. The Redmen led only once, 37-36, after Chris Mullin hit the first basket of the second half. But they stayed close and trailed 57-54 before Adams, a sophomore guard, took charge. He sank two free throws with 2:53 left, assisted on Jay Murphy's layup and added two more foul shots as the Eagles charged into a 63-54 lead with 1:59 to play. With the score 64-56, Adams stole the ball at midcourt and drove all the way for a basket on a goal-tending call against Kevin Williams, with 1:19 remaining.Auburn 75, Kentucky 67 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) - Darrell Lockhart poured in 22 points and led Auburn to a share of the Southeastern Conference basketball lead with a 75-67 upset of No.6 Kentucky in college basketball action Saturday. It was Auburn's first victory over Kentucky at Lexington, where it had lost 26 previous games. The victory raised Auburn to 10-3 overall and 3-1 in the SEC, which is good for at least a share of first place.Kentucky dropped to records of 11-3 and 3-2. Lockhart had six points during a 12-2 run that gave Auburn a 15-6 lead with 13:42 to go in the half.Kentucky never again got closer than four points. Auburn's Chuck Person added 20 points, including 12 in the second half, and Odell Mosteller had 15. Derrick Hord led Kentucky with 15 points while Jim Master finished with ll and Dirk Minniefield IO. Dallas' Martin denies drug use DALLAS (AP) — Dallas Cowboys defensive end Harvey Martin, reacting to an admitted drug dealer's court testimony that he used cocaine with the pro football standout, says "somebody is trying to hurt me bad." "I hope everybody has enough faith in me and not somebody who is convicted," Martin said Friday. "Please believe me. Somebody is trying to hurt me bad. I don't know why ... It's horrible." Former barber Danny Stone testified Thursday in the trial of four accused cocaine dealers that he and Martin "were in on some deals together, where he would come over and we'd do some (cocaine I and he would pay for his part." Stone, whose testimony came outside the presence of the jury, said he used cocaine with Martin 'two or three times." Martin has acknowledged knowing Stone, but denied any dealings with him in cocaine. "Since Danny Stone is going to the penitentiary, he really didn't mind perjuring himself. For him to really lie on me like that, I think he would have to think he had nothing to lose, so why not perjure himself," Martin said. "Ifs all a lie," Martin said. "I never thought he would lie about me like that." Stone, who also said he was friends with Cowboys President Tex Schramm and Vice President Gil Brandt because he cut their hair, originally faced several federal drug charges. He pleaded guilty to a single charge of conspiracy and agreed to testify against his co-defendants in the case. Assistant U.S. Attorney Robert R. Smith successfully objected that Stone's statements concerning Martin and the team officials were irrelevant. Stone said outside the courtroom that he was concerned that his testimony would hurt Martin's career. Martin, who is preparing for the Cow boys' playoff game Sunday against Green Bay, said he particularly was concerned about the reaction of children. "That hurts me more than anything else,' Martin said. "He's trying to destroy the little bit we have left to live for. The kids believe in me, love me, trust me. A lot of people believe in me Schramm, reached in San Francisco, acknowledged knowing Stone. But Schramm said that "other than him being a barber in a barbershop, I wouldn't know anything else about it " Schramm declined to comment on Stone's testimony. Hanika drops Pfaff, 7-5,6-1 HOUSTON (AP)- Seventh-seeded Sylvia Hanika finally expended Eva Pfaff's supply of comebacks and scored a 7-5, 6-1 victory Friday night to gain the finals of the $150,000 Virginia Slims of Houston tennis tournament. Top-seeded Martina Navratilova met third-seeded Tracy Austin in a later semifinals match. Pfaff, who struggled through the singles and doubles draw playing four three-set matches and four tie-breaker gams, finally cratered in the second set after a near comeback in the opening set against her fellow countryman from West Germany. Hanika broke Pfaff in the third game of the match but Pfaff broke back in the fourth game and held in the fifth game. During a stretch over the fifth and sixth games, Pfaff won seven straight points. Hanika, using her steady baseline game to pass the tiring Pfaff, broke her West German opponent in the lith game to take the first set. Pfaff lost her final chance to regain the momentum when she had Hanika down love-30 in the fourth game of the second set but hit three errors to allow Hanika to hold. "I was making a lot of unforced errors in the first set," Hanika said. "But she was either hitting out or into the net. Sometimes I thought she was going to fall asleep, she looked so tired. 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