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Like many college seniors, Noah A. Hammerman finished his education last June with a B.A. in economics and no clear plan for the rest of his life. Unlike most, he saw his prospects in the Riverdale section of the Bronx and bought a kosher butcher shop there.
Now, he stands in his blood-spattered smock, a dark blue yarmulke pinned to his red hair, surveying the hubbub surrounding his first Jewish New Year as proprietor of the Arc of Glatt. He was raised in Riverdale's Orthodox community, and knows that its expanding ranks guarantee a demand for kosher meat. But Mr. Hammerman, 22, mused aloud that it was the presence of a full spectrum of Jews, from the most observant to the least, that clinched his decision.
Indeed, while the number of Orthodox Jews living in Riverdale is growing, they account for at most only a fifth of the community's Jews.
''People will come in and ask some question like, 'Can I have a shank bone for my plate?' and one of my non-Jewish employees will tell them they have the wrong holiday, that is for Passover, not Rosh ha-Shanah,'' Mr. Hammerman said. ''I like the fact that there is a range of people here. I feel comfortable where I fall, even if where I fall is more religious than others. I don't shun anyone.''
Riverdale is undergoing a profound transition. Once the preserve of foreign diplomats and media executives, the neighborhood is being transformed into a center for one of New York City's most vibrant Orthodox Jewish communities.Continue reading the main story
The transformation is more evident than ever this time of year, with 10 days of reflection and observance that stretch from Rosh ha-Shanah tomorrow to sundown on Oct. 11, Yom Kippur. The phone rings incessantly in the butcher shop, on Riverdale Avenue. Across the street, at Riverdale Hebrew Books and Gifts, the shelves are stacked with special prayer books and fancy ceramic dishes used to serve the apples and honey that herald a sweet year. Next door, Heisler's Bakery has amassed more than 2,000 orders for challah loaves.
''It will be bedlam,'' said David Heisler, son of the neighborhood's first kosher baker, who moved to Riverdale from the Grand Concourse 30 years ago. ''It wouldn't be Rosh ha-Shanah if you did not have a line out the door, people getting edgy, stepping on each other's toes.''
If the holidays make Orthodox Jews survey their neighborhood with a certain satisfaction, it makes the less religious Jews uneasy. Some residents fear that the swelling numbers of the Orthodox may signal that the non-Orthodox and non-Jews are unwelcome.
''You hear a sense of discomfort,'' said Bernard Stein, editor of The Riverdale Press, the weekly newspaper. ''One woman told me that a house near her was bought by 'another Orthodox family.' You hear it in the way the voices drop in conversation, as if it is some secretive, not-so-good thing: 'He has AIDS.' ''
Forty years ago, few Jews lived in Riverdale. The Riverdale Temple, a Reform synagogue, opened in an abandoned nightclub in 1947. When Jacob M. Sable, the first Orthodox rabbi to be assigned to the neighborhood, arrived in 1954, he had just five names for his congregation. Most mornings he approached people on the street to get a minyan, the required 10 for prayer.
But the erosion of renowned Jewish neighborhoods in the Bronx and northern Manhattan throughout the 1960's and 1970's changed that, with the middle class moving up from the Grand Concourse in the Bronx and Washington Heights in Manhattan. Today an estimated 35,000 to 40,000 Jews are among the 100,000 residents of Riverdale. Some 10 to 20 percent of those are Orthodox, an estimate based on membership in the three largest Orthodox synagogues, which have 1,400 families.
The last United States census found that in Riverdale the most common language spoken at home after English and Spanish was Yiddish. The Riverdale Jewish Center, the oldest Orthodox congregation, is building a new synagogue to increase seating capacity to 2,100 from 1,300.
''When I opened up eight years ago, I couldn't sell one of those religious books if I gave it away,'' said Israel Wilhelm, owner of the Hebrew bookshop, pointing to a wall now holding some 10,000 texts of scriptural interpretations.
Many Orthodox Jews choose to live in Riverdale for the same reason others choose it, its leafy streets and river views 30 minutes from Manhattan. The Orthodox are drawn both by the strength of Salanter Akiba Riverdale Academy, the main yeshiva for elementary-school children, and a spirit of cooperation among the different Jewish rabbis.
''Although we are an Orthodox synagogue, we are unorthodox in that we are open to people of all backgrounds, regardless of affiliation,'' said the Hebrew Institute of Riverdale's Avi Weiss, a rabbi known beyond Riverdale for his political activism but in Riverdale for opening the doors of his synagogue to all comers.
Harsh doctrinal differences do erupt occasionally. Some Orthodox rabbis recently lambasted the 100-strong women's prayer group that meets at the Hebrew Institute because they believe women should be excluded from leading prayer services, even for other women.
But some rabbis say there is also exceptional cooperation among Orthodox, Conservative and Reform synagogues. Residents believe that has to do with both the rabbis involved and the higher level of education and wealth in Riverdale, compared with other Orthodox centers.
''People here are more educated and more involved in real business, so they look more assimilated, but they still retain their religion,'' said Mr. Hammerman, the butcher. ''People here can afford to do things; very religious people go to Aspen to go skiing. They are just more worldly here.''
Riverdale has only small outposts of Hasidim, the more rigorously Orthodox Jews, but the Orthodox community has become more fundamentalist and more pointed in pushing less observant Jews to conform, according to Orthodox and non-Orthodox Jews alike in Riverdale.
Residents cite as an example the bagel wars. Lenny Moskowitz opened the Bagel Corner in 1966 and initially served all the synagogues, although he broke kosher rules by opening on Saturday, the sabbath. By 1993 the Orthodox trade was such that he opened a second shop, Rolen Bagels, a few blocks away. That shop is closed on Saturdays.
But the local rabbinical board overseeing kosher standards would not certify his new shop, he said, because he kept the first one open all weekend.
The shift right in Riverdale is attributed largely to young adults whose yeshiva teachers instilled in them an appreciation for the kind of cloistered communities prevalent in Eastern Europe before the Holocaust.
Some Orthodox Jews point out that this closer regard for basic standards is something happening in all religions, not just their own.
''Look at the Arab countries that were so liberal, like Egypt, where the fundamentalists are coming in and changing the nature of the country,'' said Deena Spindler, a member of the Riverdale Jewish Center.
But the shift makes others uncomfortable. Some residents object, for example, to halting renovation work on apartment buildings during Rosh ha-Shanah, and leaders of both the Reform and Conservative congregations express anxiety over the Orthodox fostering their private institutions. Some attribute an erosion in public school test scores to Orthodox families sending their children to yeshivas.
Rabbi Stephen D. Franklin of the Riverdale Temple, the Reform synagogue, said of the Orthodox, ''If they don't send their kids, they won't care about the schools.''
Although relations are usually civil, occasional conflicts lead to barbed public exchanges, like the outcry when the Orthodox were initially reluctant to distribute the telephone number of their new ambulance service.
Rabbi Franklin also worries about not being able to attract potential members to his Reform temple amid the Orthodox influx. The Orthodox leaders say Riverdale will not become an isolated enclave. Rabbi Jonathan Rosenblatt of the Riverdale Jewish Center said the Orthodox presence will help keep the real estate values stable, even if the public schools erode, and that congregants will remain active in community affairs.
But the face of Riverdale is undoubtedly changing.
A movie company recently wrote to residents of Fieldston, a neighborhood of expensive homes, to announce plans to shoot some Halloween scenes in late October. The shooting will coincide with Succoth, the holiday following Rosh ha-Shanah. Jews build outdoor huts during Succoth to commemorate the years spent wandering in the wilderness.
''One of my neighbors decided to write a letter, explaining that there would be Succoth huts everywhere,'' said Mr. Stein, the newspaper editor. ''He wanted to tell them that it will be hard to get a clear angle for a Halloween movie.''Continue reading the main story


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Song: Miguel's "How Many Drinks"
History: This song came out and now they play on the radio a lot and so everyone is kind of realizing HOLY FUCK THIS IS BAD.
Atmospherics: Pretty perfect, actually. Airy but not too airy, immediately catchy but covertly hefty, and possessing a perfectly pleasant tempo. When it comes on, everyone's all:
Because with your brain off, it's attractive, and fits that sexy pattern started by "Sure Thing" and "Adorn." (I think we were all just supposed to ignore that song about quickies.) Except, when your brain turns on:
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Frustration; watching you dance.
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*I don't think rape shoes are an actual thing. [Some joke about Rick Ross and Reeboks] OOOHHHH!
Invitation; to get in them pants.
Nope. Like, nope. I didn't send that. Or, but I did recently send out invitations to my sons' birthday party next month. It's a Skylander's party though. I don't remember anybody getting in anybody's pants in Skyland.
Come closer, baby, so I can touch.
Nah, bro.
One question: Am I moving too fast? Because I ain't leaving alone.
Feel like I could be honest, babe. We both know that we're grown, that's why I wanna know how many drinks would it take you to leave with me?
Yeah, you look good and I got money.
I suppose it makes sense that you said I look good and that you have money because, yeah, you're not really that good looking. Have you even seen your head? It looks like a shallot.
But I don't wanna waste my time. Back of my mind I'm hoping you say two or three.
Three? Like, that's the cap? That's the end of the rope? "I would like for you to let me put me inside of your vagina, but, I mean, let's not be unreasonable -- three drinks, that's what I'm willing to give you in trade."
You look good, we came to party, but I don't wanna waste my time.
Is this from Shakespeare? Shakespeare wrote this didn't he?
Temptation; is calling your name. Sweet persuasion; baby, this is a game.
Ah, I see. It's a game, and in the game you measure out how much liquor you think a human's genitals are worth. Just like Monolopy with mom and dad.
Come closer, baby, if you like what you hear.
Impression; is what I'm making you feel.
Or maybe you're kind of making me feel like a whore. Hey, howsabout if you buy me a couple bags of Gardettos I'll blow you behind a KFC dumpster?
He just blathers on and on for four more hours saying the same sorts of things. (He mentions time being wasted another ten times, literally, which seems at least a tad counterproductive.) He continues:
If you do decide that you might be fuckin' tonight, what? More power to you if you do decide that you might be fuckin' tonight.
I think this was actually the tag line for a few women's suffrage marches.
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Le-le-let you whaaa?
Two more times about the fuckin' tonight thing and then (mercifully) the end:
Let's go, shit. You only live once right? I mean, where's the fun in forever anyway?
Herpes are forever, and so was this song, so I guess you have a point there, Miguel.
This song was totes [FART NOISE].
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Email Letters: May 8, 2017
Western Colorado deserves better than Scott Tipton
Congressman Scott Tipton cast his vote to support the American Health Care Act (AHCA). The reckless and shortsighted approach of this legislation cannot be understated.
In Tipton's statement defending his vote, he claimed that the bill provides assurance that those with pre-existing conditions will have access to affordable health insurance. This is a blatant lie – the AHCA allows insurers to charge more to people with pre-existing conditions, meaning they can easily be priced out of the system. One in four adults have a pre-existing condition, so this will certainly affect a large share of residents in western Colorado.
I grew up in the Grand Valley and now study health policy at the Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health. I have my issues and concerns with Obamacare, but this bill is not a solution. I am worried about how this law will affect my friends and family back home, and it concerns me to see shameless lies spouted by Tipton.
This leads to a question – what is a Congressman's responsibility? Shouldn't he look out for the interests of his constituents? Shouldn't he try to improve the population health of his community? Aren't we paying him to give careful consideration and thought to the policies that affect the people of western Colorado?
If so, he failed to fulfill his duties. It was a shameful vote, and he should be held accountable for putting Coloradans at risk.
Boston, Mass.
Can we employ 'pass through' mechanism at a county level?
Friday's paper related a story about a state-level solution to the hospital provider fee issue. Proposed is the establishment of a stand-alone government enterprise for the purpose of avoiding TABOR revenue caps. Can such a mechanism be employed at the county level to allow county officials to "pass through" grant funding (such as the recent $5 million grant for the expansion of the local psychiatric hospital) without coming under the TABOR constraints?
Gardner, vote to retain current BLM methane rule
After a 25-year absence, I've returned to Grand Junction to hike, bike, and play again in a place I love. Instead, I find myself on the living room sofa weak and sucking supplemental oxygen all too often when our air quality is poor.
My heart aches for the currently healthy babies and growing children slowly becoming sensitized by toxic air. I think of the loving parents trying to do everything in their power to raise healthy kids – thinking the air looks good when invisible molecules permeate their playgrounds, backyards and bedrooms.
Thank you to The Daily Sentinel for a fine op-ed and to the letters written by many people concerned about the impending vote in the Senate, and Cory Gardner's key role in maintaining the current BLM methane rule. It doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that to vote against this bill will make people sick.
Sen. Gardner, this is a no brainer. Support the large contingency of Colorado voters who want to breathe clean air. As a bonus, put more money back into the public system that is currently being lost through wasteful flaring of methane. Vote to retain the current law. Our health depends on it.
Grand Junction
Republican senators reject an advocate for the LGBT community
The Republican rejection of Heidi Hess for a continuing position on the civil rights commission is nothing less than a demonstration of homophobia, no matter how they try to spin it.
With this vote, Republican senators rejected both an advocate for the LGBT community, so often denied a voice, and a resident of the Western Slope.
The Republicans are fighting a war on civil rights, which they believe they can define. Their version of civil rights does not include rights for their LGBT constituents.
Grand Junction
Sentinel shouldn't sensationalize disturbing incidents
Echoing the sentiment of a previous letter to the editor, I too am concerned that the Sentinel has a tendency to sensationalize disturbing incidents occurring in our community. The May 2 article on the top of page 2 of the Sentinel headlined in big bold print "Woman accused of kicking, biting officers" is an example that should have been confined to the police blotter section. Presenting the "news" story in this manner incidentally smeared the reputation of a young woman who obviously needed help and perhaps unintentionally incited further fear and loathing of an already stigmatized sector of the population.
The article cites several apparent mental health red flags presented by the woman, indicting she was suffering a psychotic breakdown. Whether an incident is drug induced or a result of a mental illness, there is often a reciprocal relationship between the two.
Criminalizing afflicted persons in lieu of treatment is a muddied response, yet apparently local courts are constricted under the law to few options. Other communities in the nation are implementing innovative strategies proving cost effective results that serve the best interests of the individual, police officers and benefit society. In Grand Junction we too should be inspired to a new approach.
I, for one, appreciate that the Sentinel has become a more politically balanced paper of late. I also recognize the abundance of do good/ feel good stories generated. Yet it is the challenge of editors and journalist to discipline themselves not to sensationalize cases of inappropriate behavior as breaking headline news of egregious criminal acts. A balanced article with something that brings to light the deeper and broader issues beneath the surface which might provoke discussion of ways to improve understanding and renovate outdated practices might serve the community better while improving our image to readers.
Grand Junction
Tipton should vote with the 3rd District in mind
Representative Tipton should vote with the 3rd District in mind rather than party politics.
As he votes in the appropriations process he must consider the impact that budget decisions will have on constituents here in Western Colorado especially children. His health care vote did not do that but there are still so many opportunities to help his constituents.
Rep. Tipton must vote to maintain high quality public schools with solid Title 1 funding for essential reading and math interventions. He must vote to fund critical nutrition programs like the free and reduced school lunch program and WIC. He must vote to fund programs to lift people out of poverty.
Every time he comes back to the 3rd District, he is traveling by whole communities of people that are barely getting by. It is his job to look after his district and to work to lift people out of poverty or at the very least, support children with a high quality education and essential nutrition so they can lift themselves out of poverty.
Grand Junction
Congress should stand up to Trump's abuse of power, waste of taxpayer dollars
In 2015, Trump said he would "rarely leave the White House because there's so much work to be done." Now, he is golfing and visiting a Trump-branded property every few days!
I'm deeply concerned with Trump's taxpayer funded trips to Trump properties, Mar-a-Lago.
Here's why:
Trump is putting taxpayer dollars directly in his pocket by visiting his properties so frequently. The Secret Service has spent tens of thousands of dollars on golf carts alone at Mar-a-Lago, and that's the tip of the iceberg!
While Trump spends our tax dollars at Mar-a-Lago, he's also hosting high-profile meetings with foreign heads-of-state there, like the Prime Minister of Japan. Talk about a photo op for his own property!
After Election Day, Mar-a-Lago doubled its membership fees to $200,000. That's a lot of money in Trump's pocket.
Nobody should be allowed to profit for the presidency. I've had enough. It's time for our representatives in Congress to stand up to Trump's abuse of power and waste of taxpayer dollars.
Trump's trips to Mar-a-Lago have already cost $25 million. That's enough to pay for over 2,000,000 Meals on Wheels!
If Congress continues to sit on its hands, our representatives should be held accountable for their complicity to Trump's corruption. I'll remember their inaction when I step into the voting booth.
Let's reject the dairy industry's cruelty
Last week, The Washington Post published a major expose of the U.S. dairy industry concluding that mega dairies scam consumers into paying extra for "organic" milk that isn't. The timing, a few days before Mother's Day, could not be more appropriate. Dairy cows, worldwide symbols of motherhood, never get to see or nurture their babies.
The newborn calves are torn from their mothers at birth and turned into veal cutlets, so the dairy industry can sell their milk. The distraught mothers bellow for days, hoping in vain for their babies' return. Instead, they are chained on a concrete warehouse floor, milked by machines, then impregnated artificially to renew the pregnancy and keep the milk flowing. When their production drops, around four years of age, they are ground into hamburgers.
This Mother's Day, let's all honor motherhood and our natural compassion for animals by rejecting the dairy industry's cruelty. Let's replace cow's milk and its products, laden with cholesterol, saturated fats, hormones, and antibiotics. Let's choose delicious, healthful, cruelty-free plant-based milk, cheese, and ice cream products offered at our grocery store.
Grand Junction
You can thank Congress for the pain ahead should AHCA become law
Is anyone in your family on a prescription medication? Had a past illness or surgery? Female? There are a lot more "pre-existing conditions" than you'd think.
You can thank your members of Congress for the pain ahead should the AHCA become law. Start with Congressman Tipton. Tipton voted "yes" on this bill to pull a trillion dollars out of health care to fund tax cuts for the wealthy. A trillion dollars will be extracted from families like yours, through the loss of premium subsidies; rate hikes for "pre-existing conditions" (crushing for some), reduced coverage (for many) or even complete loss of health care (for tens of millions).
The choice of how you pay, cash vs. coverage is up to you! If you don't like the sound of AHCA choices, perhaps you'd prefer the opposite as proposed by Senator Sanders: "Let us move to a Medicare-for-all system that does what every other major country on Earth does: guarantee health care to all people at a fraction of the cost per capita that we spend." Sadly, it's the AHCA that heads to the Senate next – what will your Sens. Gardner and Bennet do?
Abolishing the BLM Methane Rule makes no sense
Who thinks we can afford to waste money and natural resources? Apparently, the oil and gas industry do, because that's exactly what will happen if Congress repeals the BLM Methane Rule, and that is exactly what the oil and gas industry has been pushing Congress to do.
This is something, by the way, that Colorado has stood firmly against. 83 percent of Coloradans support this rule. And, the federal rule was actually based on a Colorado rule requiring that oil and gas companies capture and use natural gas instead of intentionally burning it off into the atmosphere or just letting it leak out (where it will heat no one's house in the winter, but will increase greenhouse gas emissions as well as ground level ozone, which, anyone with asthma will tell you, is not good.)
Not to mention that the gas most often leaked or "vented" is methane. The worst of the worst. The mother of all greenhouse gasses.
And then there's the money. Without this rule, companies would be wasting about $330 million a year in leaked and vented natural gas. That means less natural gas for us to heat our homes with, which means higher heating bills for all of us. It also means companies have less gas to sell, thus less revenue, and thus they pay less in taxes that could be used to benefit local communities. All this while they operate on public land. Our land.
Abolishing this rule makes no sense. The House has already voted to do so. The Senate is scheduled to vote on Wednesday. We all need to call Cory Gardner; because we can be sure industry lobbyists are doing just that. Tell him to represent his constituents and vote NO on the BLM Methane Rule CRA.
Intelligence and logic are under a serious attack worldwide
I just watched the victory gloat from French elect, Pretty Face Macron. His speech asked all Americans who stand with him on the global warming fantasy to come join him in France. Please do!
If anyone were paying attention, they would have noticed the near deadline accusation that Macron's party was hacked by outside sources in an effort to kill his slight margin two days before the election. This accusation was coupled with a convenient statement that any (at all) actual evidence of this hack be not printed or shared for the sake of protecting the country of France.
Can you imagine the huge outcry of protest and whining by the media and S.W.I.N.E. (Students Wildly Indignant of Nearly Everything) had this unsupported and false accusation been released by Marine Le Pen and the right wing in such a timely manner and without evidence?
Does this happening ring a bell to anyone besides me? Oh yeah, it was tried in America to undermine Trumpy and the right wing just before our election. The only difference was that American people are smart enough not to buy and eat such a rotten apple of media based cheating.
The reason that the left, Pretty Face Macron, and the media did not allow any of the "hack" to be released is that there was none in the first place. The accusation, however insinuated that the hack must have been an attack by Le Pen's side to disgrace Macron. French voters fell for the ruse. Macron won by a 2 to 1 margin in the end.
The main thing that this proves to me is that 66 percent of French voters are even dumber than Hillary's 51 percent.
Intelligence and logic are under a serious attack worldwide.
Grand Junction based manufacturer recently awarded Larry Fischer award
Seek Outside, the Grand Junction based manufacturer of lightweight tents, backpacks and other essential outdoor public land exploration gear was recently awarded the Larry Fischer award at the Backcountry Hunters & Anglers (BHA) spring rendezvous in Missoula, Montana.
BHA has 34 state Chapters, two Canadian provincial chapters and over 15,000 members. The three-day event had over 6,000 outdoor public land and water enthusiasts in attendance. There were numerous nationally known individuals giving presentations as well as congressional attendees.
The award recognizes a business' exceptional dedication to America's backcountry values and public lands and water. The award honors the memory and longtime conviction of Larry Fischer an original board member at BHA and founding contributor to Traditional Bowhunter magazine.
The award was accepted by Angie and Kevin Timm, owners of Seek Outside. "Receiving the 2017 Backcountry Hunters & Anglers Larry Fischer Award is an honor that underscores our commitment to protecting public land access for future generations. It's easy to be good at something you love. Our passion is the outdoors."
Colorado Backcountry Hunters & Anglers
Our government is only as good as the people we choose to run it
And now we have a letter to the editor from a Ms. Sigrist that beautifully repeats what I inevitably hear from conservatives when discussing politics. It is a classic Romney mantra about the makers (or "givers") and takers. The conservatives just mind their own business and work hard and the takers run rampant in their desire to take as much from the government as they can.
I am not a conservative and apparently I'm in the taker category of citizens. I worked hard over a period of 40 years and paid taxes every year but I'm now laying back and enjoying Medicare and Social Security. This living off the government is great!
Over those 40 years of work I have taken great exception to the way my tax money was spent. Not always, but occasionally. I did spend a little time over the years educating myself as to how our government worked. I discovered, early on, that we are all in this together. The taxes I paid were sometimes spent on a variety of things I didn't approve of.
Horrors! In some obvious cases I was apparently spending money on people who were taking advantage of the supposed safety nets the government provided. After looking into this "theft" I discovered that there were very few thieves, particularly ones who were continuously living on the dole, as it were.
Somewhere back in elementary school or junior high I learned that our government is only as good as the people we choose to run it. The government is us.
Apparently Ms. Sigrist is complaining about the people she helped elect. Has she urged her representatives to take measures to stop the "theft"? Has she looked into whether "theft" is actually occurring or has she discovered that those she, and others, elected apparently disagreed with her?
Finally, what is to be done by the existence of we takers? Will writing letters get the job done?
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Export and Import Using AFX_EXT_CLASS
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa240996(v=vs.60).aspx | Overview | How Do I | FAQ | Details | Sample
Extension DLLs use the macro AFX_EXT_CLASS to export classes; the executables that link to the extension DLL use the macro to import classes. With the AFX_EXT_CLASS macro, the same header file(s) used to build the extension DLL can be used with the executables that link to the DLL.
In the header file for your DLL, add the AFX_EXT_CLASS keyword to the declaration of your class as follows:
class AFX_EXT_CLASS CMyClass : public CDocument
// <body of class>
This macro is defined by MFC as __declspec(dllexport) when the preprocessor symbols _AFXDLL and _AFXEXT are defined. But the macro is defined as __declspec(dllimport) when _AFXDLL is defined and _AFXEXT is not defined. When defined, the preprocessor symbol _AFXDLL indicates that the shared version of MFC is being used by the target executable (either a DLL or an application). When both _AFXDLL and _AFXEXT are defined, this indicates that the target executable is an extension DLL.
Because AFX_EXT_CLASS is defined as __declspec(dllexport) when exporting from an extension DLL, you can export entire classes without placing the decorated names for all of that class's symbols in the .DEF file. This method is used by the MFC Advanced Concepts sample https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/4fezhh3d(v=vs.60).aspx .
Although you can avoid creating a .DEF file and all the decorated names for the class with this method, creating a .DEF file is more efficient because the names can be exported by ordinal. To use the .DEF file method of exporting, place the following code at the beginning and end of your header file:
#undef AFX_DATA
#define AFX_DATA AFX_EXT_DATA
// <body of your header file>
#undef AFX_DATA
#define AFX_DATA
Caution Be careful when exporting inline functions, because they can create the possibility of version conflicts. An inline function gets expanded into the application code; therefore, if you later rewrite the function, it does not get updated unless the application itself is recompiled. (Normally, DLL functions can be updated without rebuilding the applications that use them.)
Exporting Individual Members in a Class
Sometimes you may want to export individual members of your class. For example, if you are exporting a CDialog-derived class, you might only need to export the constructor and the DoModal call. You can use AFX_EXT_CLASS on the individual members you need to export.
For example:
class CExampleDialog : public CDialog
AFX_EXT_CLASS CExampleDialog();
AFX_EXT_CLASS int DoModal();
// rest of class definition
Because you are no longer exporting all members of the class, you may run into an additional problem because of the way that MFC macros work. Several of MFC's helper macros actually declare or define data members. Therefore, these data members must also be exported from your DLL.
For example, the DECLARE_DYNAMIC macro is defined as follows when building an extension DLL:
#define DECLARE_DYNAMIC(class_name) \
protected: \
static CRuntimeClass* PASCAL _GetBaseClass(); \
public: \
static AFX_DATA CRuntimeClass class##class_name; \
virtual CRuntimeClass* GetRuntimeClass() const; \
The line that begins with static AFX_DATA is declaring a static object inside of your class. To export this class correctly and access the run-time information from a client executable, you must export this static object. Because the static object is declared with the modifier AFX_DATA, you only need to define AFX_DATA to be __declspec(dllexport) when building your DLL and define it as __declspec(dllimport) when building your client executable. Because AFX_EXT_CLASS is already defined in this way, you just need to redefine AFX_DATA to be the same as AFX_EXT_CLASS around your class definition.
For example:
#undef AFX_DATA
#define AFX_DATA AFX_EXT_CLASS
class CExampleView : public CView
// ... class definition ...
#undef AFX_DATA
#define AFX_DATA
MFC always uses the AFX_DATA symbol on data items it defines within its macros, so this technique will work for all such scenarios. For example it will work for DECLARE_MESSAGE_MAP.
Note If you are exporting the entire class rather than selected members of the class, static data members are automatically exported.
What do you want to do?
- Export from a DLL using .DEF files
- Export from a DLL using __declspec(dllexport)
- Export C++ functions for use in C-language executables
- Export C functions for use in C or C++-language executables
- Determine which exporting method to use
- Import into an application using __declspec(dllimport)
- Prepare the MFC DLL for use by an application, or Prepare the Win32 DLL for use by an application


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Herbal medicine has formed the cornerstone of Chinese medicine for thousands of years. It is still practiced extensively throughout China in clinics and hospitals and is the choice therapy for internal medicine. Chinese herbal medicine allows for a profound impact on health with minimal side effects.
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In our clinic, a detailed analysis of signs and symptoms, including the unique diagnostic methods of the pulse and tongue, help uncover a detailed map of the course and process of disease.
Chinese herbal medicine allows for a profound impact on health with minimal side effects.
After a diagnosis is made, the patient will be given an individualized herbal formula tailored to their unique situation. As the patient's condition evolves and improves, the formula will be modified to follow the changes.
An immense amount of research has been done in both China and the West validating the efficacy and merit of Chinese herbal medicine. Chinese herbal medicine is able to treat a wide range of acute and chronic diseases.
I had a very positive experience with Jason at Open Gate Acupuncture. This is the real deal, and do not expect to be given bottles of pills to swallow. The herbs are imported in bulk, and guaranteed for freshness, and free from pesticides. Jason's knowledge of Chinese medicine was well rounded, and helped me with a very serious health concern. I would recommend his practice to all concerned. – Bob King (Zen Pig), 2014 (google)"
Open Gate Acupuncture, located in Boulder Colorado, serves patients throughout the Boulder county region including Denver, Longmont, Gunbarrel, Lafayette, & Louisville. Jason Blalack has been treating patients in Boulder for over 14 years after graduating from Pacific College of Oriental Medicine. Jason is an international lecturer on Chinese medicine and has an extensive collection of Chinese medicine articles published in professional journals worldwide. Jason specializes in autoimmune, digestive disorders, fertility, and emotional disorders at the Open Gate Acupuncture Clinic and also via long distance & online medical consultations.


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Welcome to the best southwestern food you've ever put in your face. Welcome to an atmosphere that says 'you be you, we're cool with that…' Find out more about us, our menu, locations and catering at http://www.moes.com. Kids Eat Free on Tuesday at most all Jacksonville locations! Always call ahead…
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Kids Eat Free Every Tuesday! Come have fun at Bob Evans' Kids Night! From 4pm to 8pm the staff at Bob Evans entertain the kids with games and prizes! One free kid meal per one adult meal purchased.
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Awesome BBQ in a family-friendly environment! Two locations to serve you: Westside : 4838 Highway Ave. 32254 389-5551 Southside: 10771 Beach Blvd. 32224 996-7900 Kids Eat Free on Mondays from 4p-9p with purchase of adult meal (kids 10 and under).
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Lakefront dining with award-winning chef, Chris DeLay, presenting unique dishes from the tropics and regional favorites alike. The name is derived from Pusser's Rum® with over 300 years in the British Royal Navy! Kids Eat Free on Wednesdays with the purchase of any adult entrée. Limited supply.
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Established in 2005, Culhane's has become one of the best Irish pubs in the country (America's Best and Top Ten, 2011) and has been featured on national television. Authentic, fresh cuisine serving Greater Jacksonville! Kids Eat FREE! 11-4 Saturdays!
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At the heart of Old Florida, where Lake Lochloosa flows into Orange Lake, you will find Cross Creek. Marjorie Kinnon Rawlings told the story of Cross Creek in her delightful books: The Yearling, Cross Creek, and the Cross Creek Cookery. At Cross Creek Steakhouse and Ribs, we are celebrating this…
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Authentic Florida dining experience established in 1963 by Whitey and Ann Ham. Seafood, fish camp and RV park! A great place for to take the kids! Kids Eat Free on Wednesdays from 4:30p – close. One free kids meal with one paid adult meal of $8.95 or higher (age 10…
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Kids Eat Free Every Tuesday! (with purchase of a regularly priced adult entrée, dine in only)
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Fast, fresh, flavorful pizza, panini and bread bowl salads. You pick the dough, the ingredients and less than five minutes later, yum! Kids Eat Free Monday 5pm-9pm!
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Kids eat free, Mondays, with the purchase of an adult dinner plate. One free kids menu item per child, per regular priced adult dinner plate.
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Starting June 22, 2015 Monday nights starting June 22 12 years old and under. One free kids meal per each adult entrée ordered 5pm – 9pm. Kids can enjoy our craft/activity table. Like us on Facebook to see all events and promotions. Can not be used with any other coupons…
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Mama Fu's Asian House specializes in freshly prepared, made-to-order Asian cuisine. Fast casual at lunch and full service at dinner combines with delivery, take out, catering, and online ordering, to ensure a convenient and delicious option for every dining occasion. Kids Eat Free all day on Monday and Saturday!
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Noodles & Company offers the world's favorite noodle dishes, sandwiches, salads and soups, all in one restaurant. Each dish is carefully hand-made to our guests' specifications, using only the freshest ingredients. We're proud to use REAL Food and REAL Cooking for REAL Flavors. Kid's Night every Tuesday and Kids Eat free with the purchase of an…
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What a deal! Monday through Friday kids 3 and under eat free for lunch buffet from 11:30a-1:30pm. Kids 4 and up are discounted.
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Kids eat Free 4-CL (1 kids meal per purchased adult meal) Pinkie Bee & Groovy are here for Face Painting, Balloons and Kids Entertainment 5-8pm.
1275 Atlantic Blvd Neptune Beach, Florida
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At Bono's, it's not just about serving great food, it's about providing the most authentic southern BBQ experience. Kid's eat Free on Monday Nights!
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Come to Family Fun Night at Woody's BBQ Argyle, where KIDS EAT FREE with an adult purchase from 3 – 9 p.m. every Monday night. There's Free Kid's Karaoke from 6 – 8 p.m. and Mr. Happy the Clown will be along with Free Face Painting and Free Balloon Animals!…
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Miller's Ale House restaurants provide top-quality food at a great value in a casual neighborhood tavern atmosphere. Choose between New York Strip, lobster, original pastas, fresh salads and favorites like Zingers® boneless wings and homemade desserts. Our full-service bar features more than 75 beers, plus wine and liquor. Kids 12…


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Herediano's new signings (above, l-r) Johan Condega, Adrian de Lemos, Kenny Cunningham, Bryan Vega and Lemark Hernandez posed for a group photo on May 28, 2015. (Photo courtesy of CS Herediano)
HEREDIA, Costa Rica – Just days after securing a 24th Costa Rican title, Herediano is already hard at work trying to win another.
The Florenses announced Thursday that five players, including four with Costa Rica national team experience, have inked deals ahead of the 2015 Invierno and 2015/16 Scotiabank CONCACAF Champions League campaigns.
Forwards Johan Condega (age: 31, previous club: Cartagines) and Kenny Cunningham (29, Wellington Phoenix/New Zealand), midfielder Bryan Vega (24, Belen FC), defender Lemark Hernandez (26, Limon) and goalkeeper Adrian De Lemos (32, Santos de Guapiles) have been brought in to strengthen a squad that also reached the semifinals of this year's SCCL.
Vega – who signed a three-year contract -- is the only one of the contingent not to appear in a full international for the Ticos, but he did play in four matches at the 2011 FIFA U-20 World Cup.
Returning for a second stint with Herediano, Cunningham has the most experience with the Costa Rica set-up, winning 13 caps (including four in the 2013 CONCACAF Gold Cup and two in World Cup qualifiers for Brazil 2014). He has also played for The Strongest in Bolivia and Japan's Gainare Tottori, as well as Costa Rican sides Perez Zeledon, Carmelia, Alajuelense and San Carlos.
Herediano outlasted Alajuelense to capture the 2015 Verano crown, prevailing 3-2 on penalty kicks after their two-legged final ended 3-3 on aggregate.
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Tests of "Fanning Out" of Indifference Curves: Results from Animal and Human Experiments
In an earlier paper (Raymond C. Battalio, John H. Kagel, and Don N. Mac Donald, 1985), we reported Allais-type violations of the independence axiom of expected utility theory with rats choosing over positively valued payoffs (food rewards). This note extends this research, examining animals' choices over losses, testing for (1) standard Allais-type common ratio effect violations of expected utility theory and (2) fanning out of indifference curves for random prospects, tests of Mark J. Machina's (1982, 1987) hypothesis II (hereafter H2), over previously unexplored areas of the unit probability triangle. Results from a parallel series of experiments using human subjects choosing over real losses are also reported. For both rats and people, we find standard Allais-type violations of expected utility theory and a systematic failure of the fanning out hypothesis in the southeast corner of the unit probability triangle, in the case of losses. Thus, the fanning out hypothesis (Machina 1982, 1987) cannot provide a satisfactory explanation for behavioral deviations from expected utility theory.
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Malhamdale- a beautiful scenic area around an hours drive from Coldwell Activity Centre.
Recently one of our Prince's Trust groups enjoyed a sunny January day out this year.
Malham is a small village, on the Pennine Way, at the southern base of the Yorkshire Dales. It's a lovely area with stunning scenery, with Malham Cove and Gordale Scar considered to be two of the most impressive sights in the Yorkshire Dales. The village is surrounded by limestone dry-stone walls, and has a stream running right through the middle of it.
Malham is mentioned in the Domesday book, then called 'Malgun' and has been a settlement for over 1000 years. Originally the area was full of mines and mills, it is now a peaceful farming and tourism spot.
Malham cove is 260 feet high, a huge curved sheet of limestone rock with a limestone 'pavement' at the top.
Gordale Scar was formed by melting glaciers, and is a huge gorge cutting into the hillside with waterfalls pouring from the limestone.
Malham Agricultural show is an all day event every August bank holiday Saturday, with loads going on including farmers market, dry stone walling, competitions, visitor attractions and horse show.


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Climbing backpacks are typically tall and thin with a sturdy structure and very secure harnessing system to keep them snugly against your back during activity.
Climbing backpacks differ from hiking backpacks in a number of subtle but important ways. Many climbing packs will feature specific attachments for ice axes, and rope coils, and usually have webbing loops on the waistband or shoulder straps for carrying climbing hardware.
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Who are the all-time UFC bonus kings?
The UFC hands out a number of fight-night bonuses that a few fighters such as Nate Diaz have used to line their pockets in a big way. Who are the top fighters on the list?
Joe Soto scores first heel-hook submission since 2014 on 5 days notice
Sam Alvey hoping for fifth fight in 2016 after decision over Alex Nicholson
UFC Fight Night 102
Former Bellator title challenger Marcin Held says he came to UFC to fight the best
Heather Jo Clark says all the pressure on hyped Mexican prospect Alexa Grasso
Diego Sanchez steals the show at UFC Fight Night 98 face-offs for media
Miesha Tate on fighting Raquel Pennington and being single again
Miesha Tate declines to address personal life, but does talk uncertain future ahead of UFC 205
Pre-Fight Facts UFC Fight Night 98
Three vehicles set on fire in former UFC champ Anthony Pettis' Milwaukee driveway
Antonio 'Bigfoot' Silva heading to Russia to face undefeated prospect
Urijah Faber's next fight is his last
One of MMA's biggest fan favorites is heading into retirement. Urijah Faber announced on "The MMA Hour" that his next fight will be his last.
Shane Carwin tweets photo of Rizin FF glove, says he accepted fight with Fedor Emelianenko
Antonio Rogerio Nogueira finally got the match with Ryan Bader he has been wanting for 5 years
UFC Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell gives his thoughts on latin american fighters
UFC Hall of Famer Chuck Liddell gives his thoughts on latin american fighters and the future of UFC events in Mexico
TUF winner Martin Bravo credits his win to a strong mental game
TUF: Latin American 3' winner Martin Bravo talks to the media after his win at UFC Fight Night 98 in Mexico city.
Max Griffin would rather have all his fights end in his opponents' being unconscious
Alexa Grasso puts on incredible performance, feels fighters should show more respect to each other
Joe Silva's shoes: What's next for Tony Ferguson?
What is next for Tony Ferguson after his win over a former champion in Rafael Dos Anjos at UFC Fight Night 98 in Mexico?
UFC Fight Night 98 post-fight facts
Tony Ferguson got a huge win in Mexico City. What else stood out from the UFC's fourth trip south of the border
Diego Sanchez says 'never say die' mentality got him past Marcin Held
Tony Ferguson: 'RDA posed no threat to me'
Ferguson posted a convincing decision win against former champ Rafael dos Anjos in Mexico City saying he wanted to put the rest of the division on notice. He also took some shots at Conor McGregor without naming him
Ricardo Lamas chokes out submission specialist Charles Oliveira
Lamas brought a heavy heart into his fight with a 9-pounds over weight Charles Oliveira after losing a training partner and finding out his mother has cancer.


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A young Naruto once again feels this… comforting presence.
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Death's Door
Fourteen-year-old Naruto was lying completely unconscious in a deserted forest. Well, apart from all the dead enemy-nin all around.
He'd been ambushed by roughly forty nin and in the fight, he'd cleared a crater in the trees. He'd been careless and as usual, gone overboard, completely exhausting himself.
He was caught unawares and been shot with poison senbon needles. No wonder the last nin he killed had a smirk on his face.
Naruto slowly became mentally aware, half expecting to see Kyuubi's cage. Instead, he saw darkness all around filled with eerie swirling red stars resembling the night sky. He felt like he was floating and turning his head, he saw a huge spirit looming over. The sight of which stunned Naruto into a mental shut-down.
"Who- who are you?" Naruto choked out.
"Take a guess. Think back to what just happened"
"You're the spirit of death, aren't you?"
"Correct young one. It's time to come with me." Naruto felt himself being pulled towards it as the spirit stretched out his hand towards him.
Fear gripped the blonde teen as he thought back to all he was going to miss and leave behind.
"Hold on!" a scratchy, growling voice demanded.
Everything stopped still as an orange-red glow built up to their side. The glow turned to swirling fiery charka that took the form of an unmistakable nine-tailed fox multiple stories high. The fox drew the stunned gaze of the blonde and the spirit not quite it's gargantuan size.
"I'm not letting go you yet," the fox snarled and roughly snatched Naruto into his paws. Growling and snapping, Kyuubi charged the spirit as the surroundings faded away.
Naruto was roughly and painfully thrown to the floor in front of Kyuubi's cage. Naruto sat up with a groan, and looking to Kyuubi's cage, saw nothing but the tails that meant the Kyuubi had his back turned.
Next thing, Naruto was being propelled backwards through the hallway away from the cage. He was being driven out.
Naruto slowly opened his eyes to face the twilight sky. The colour returned to his cheeks as the life within him was being restored and brought back from death. Naruto tried to sit up, but the pain dragged a hoarse groan from his deathly blue lips.
Slowly, Naruto started to feel the cold on his arms where his now destroyed jacket should have been. He raised his arms and marveled at his bloody hands already healing, and his porcupine-like needle covered arms start to loose the purple colour from the poison. "What just happened?" Naruto painfully pondered hoarsely.
Kyuubi stared at the place where Naruto had been mere seconds ago. /…'What I would do for you kit. Try to be less careless in the future. I can't always fight off that Demon.'…/
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A/N: I finally got another chappie, yay! Aaaah, I so bad at updating. OMG this took wat, an hour? Dat gotta b a record 4 me.
Ooh, ooh unimportant fact. I added the jacket being destroyed so maybe dat why he had a new outfit in Shippuden? Haha, I'm crazy.
And for those who don't know, gargantuan is same as massive, huge, vast, large, enormous, blah blah blah.
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By Patrick Jennings - Motorsport.com Watkins Glen, NY - For the second consecutive weekend, the Dyson Racing combination of James Weaver and Butch Leitzinger blew away the competition in the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series en-route ...
By Patrick Jennings - Motorsport.com
Watkins Glen, NY - For the second consecutive weekend, the Dyson Racing combination of James Weaver and Butch Leitzinger blew away the competition in the Grand American Rolex Sports Car Series en-route to winning the Bully Hill 250 at Watkins Glen International. Weaver, the 2000 Grand-Am champion, passed pole-sitter Mauro Baldi in the #27 Doran Racing Judd-powered Ferrari at the drop of the green flag and never looked back. The win marks the duo's fourth victory of the season and virtually assures Weaver of his second Grand-Am driver's title.
"I love racing at Watkins Glen," exclaimed Weaver. "The car's been flying all weekend. It was a little bit tricky because we don't usually race on the short course. We had a great set up on the car and the lads did a stunning pit stop in the middle of the race on one of the yellows; and got me out in the lead under the yellow, which was spectacular. The engine was going like a train."
The only car capable of challenging the #16 Dyson car this evening was the #27 car of Baldi and Didier Theys. But they lost a great deal of time in the early part of the race after contact with the #81 Porsche GT3-R in Turn-15 on lap five. "We didn't touch very hard, but his wheel hit the nose of my car," explained Baldi. Four laps later, Baldi pitted to repair the damage to the left front of his car. Although the Doran Racing crew was able to fix the damage, the #27 car was never able to make up the time it lost in the pits. As a result, Baldi and Theys finished second, one lap down to the #16 car. Oliver Gavin and Jon Field took advantage of the problems that struck the rest of the SRP field to post a third place finish in the #37 Intersport Racing Lola-Judd.
The #74 Robinson Racing Riley & Scott - Judd of Jack Baldwin and George Robinson was sidelined with gearbox problems on lap 27. Eight laps later, the #74 car returned to the race, only to suffer an alternator belt problem on lap 65. Similarly, the #20 Dyson racing entry of Elliot Forbes Robinson, Rob Dyson, and Chris Dyson coasted into the pits on lap 83 with a faulty ignition system.
The Archangel Motorsports Nissan Lola entry of Ben Devlin and David Sterenberg claimed the SRPII class victory over the Porschehaus Racing Nissan Lola of Robert Julien and Bruno St. Jaques. While the second Archangel car of Andy Lally and Jeff Tillman finished third in SRPII.
Chris Bingham and Ron Johnson won the GTS class in their Fordahl/Park Place Saleen S7R, and the G&W Motorsports Porsche 911 GT2 of Cort Wagner and Steve Marshall finished second; four laps behind the mighty Saleen.
In the GT class, the #45 Porsche 911 GT3-R of John Andretti and Kyle Petty captured the victory after Grand-Am officials handed a ten-second penalty to the #34 Porsche 911 GT3-R of Steve Ivankovich and Spencer Pumpelly for contact with the #45 car in the closing laps of the race. Another Orbit Racing Porsche driven by Richard Millman and Tommy Byrne finished third in class. The #15 Porsche of Randy Pobst and Kim Hiskey led the first 43 laps of the race until it hit the foam wall in Turn-1 on lap 44. The car retired five laps later.
Jacke Willes claimed the victory in the American GT class in his Comer Racing Corvette.
The Rolex Sports Car Series has one race left at Daytona International Speedway on September 16.
This evening's Grand-Am race featured the Rolex Series debut of 23-year-old Chris Dyson, the son of Dyson Racing Team owner Rob Dyson. The younger Dyson shared the #20 Ford-powered Riley & Scott with his father and 1999 American Le Mans Series champion Elliot Forbes Robinson. Prior to tonight's race, Chris Dyson spent the last two years racing in SCCA national and pro-level racing.
On an altogether different note, Winston Cup veterans John Andretti and Kyle Petty qualified the Orbit Racing Porsche 911 GT3-R in second place in the GT class for tonight's race. Neither driver, however, is a stranger to sports car racing. In 1989, Andretti won the 24 Hours of Daytona with Derek Bell and the late Bob Wollek in a Jim Busby-prepared Porsche 962C. While Petty drove an Orbit Porsche in this year's 24 Hours of Daytona.


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- Studio Flat
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- Potential Rent £400 PCM
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This property is the ideal stepping stone on to the market. Or any investors may be interested to know that we currently let the same style property in the block for £380 per calender month, offering a gross yield of 6.7%.
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It is possible to have too much of a good thing, as Nelson Tigers superstock team selectors Brendan Higgins and Daryl Peterson could confirm.
The former teams racing champions were charged with picking a Nelson lineup to compete in the ENZED national championships in Palmerston North on February 8-9. But, with the local club oozing superstock talent, their task was a tough one.
"It's the hardest selection I have had to make," Higgins said.
"I guess that's a good thing. Usually by now we are scratching around for names."
The Tigers chosen for next weekend are Dale Ewers, Jared Gray, Blair Cunningham, Brett Nicholls and Shane Harwood. Dale McKenzie was chosen as the sixth driver. He will only be called on if two of the first team drivers are unavailable.
Higgins said it was hard to leave out the 19-year-old, who earlier this month finished second at the New Zealand Home Loans NZ Superstock Championships.
"I would expect Junior [McKenzie] to be upset, he wanted to be in the team and he had made a pretty good case but we couldn't put six drivers in five spots.
"We had to base our selection on what we saw on the track in the last month and we'll stand by that choice."
Ewers is, by far, the most experienced teams racer in the Tigers but even his position was not secure until last weekend.
A poor handling car saw him fail to qualify at the nationals while he bypassed the New Zealand Grand Prix and was shut out of the top tier at the world 240 event.
However, Ewers turned some quick laps among the non-qualifiers in Rotorua to bounce back into the Tigers.
Gray has had to repair a broken gearbox and is waiting on a new one from overseas while Cunningham bypassed the 240s. Nicholls and Harwood both qualified with Harwood third overall, making the most of his chance to crack the team selection.
"It is not as easy as looking at who finished where," Higgins said.
"You take experience into account, and the supply of spares a team has because you chew through gear when you are teams racing, and the whole chemistry side of it.
"We have a great group, every one of the six deserves to be there and it is as strong a lineup as we can name."
Ian Clayworth and Carey Harwood have also raced for the Tigers this season but were not selected for Palmerston North.
Higgins is under no illusions about where the Tigers rank leading into next week's two-day event at the Robertson Holden Speedway.
Having already raced Palmerston North, Canterbury and Wellington, twice, they have had a few chances to fine tune their talents.
But the Panthers remain the dominant force in the sport on their home track.
"The Manawatu Mustangs [the host track's B team] is a real danger but I still think most people are looking for a Tigers-Panthers final."
The superstock class will be in action this Saturday at Nelson's Tahuna Beach Holiday Park Speedway for the King of the Clay promotion from 7pm.
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Press Conference Notes: Marcis Auto Racing and Jordan Outdoor Enterprises, Ltd., (Team Realtree Racing) announced retirement plans for legendary NASCAR Winston Cp driver, Dave Marcis. Comments by Dave Marcis, No. 71 Realtree Chevrolet Monte ...
Press Conference Notes: Marcis Auto Racing and Jordan Outdoor Enterprises, Ltd., (Team Realtree Racing) announced retirement plans for legendary NASCAR Winston Cp driver, Dave Marcis.
Comments by Dave Marcis, No. 71 Realtree Chevrolet Monte Carlo:
"Good afternoon. I'll do the Chicago race, Indianapolis, Dover, Darlington, Atlanta and the Daytona 500 next year in 2002 here in Daytona, Florida, and that will be my final event. Marcis Auto Racing will continue to operate and stay open. I've had some meetings with Richard Childress and Mr. Jordan. Don't have support from Realtree yet. We'll be looking for the right situation, sponsorship, and a young driver. But we're not closing up Marcis Auto Racing. We'll continue to be there. I want everyone to know that. Again, from Richard Childress of RCR (Richard Childress Racing) we'll have engineering support and any other support. Richard has assured me of that.
"The years I've had in NASCAR have been great. I have mixed emotions about this deal. Is it time or isn't it time (to retire)? I don't know how you know that. Racing has not just been a job. It's been fun, too. I've really enjoyed it ever since the first day that I came down here to Daytona Beach and drove through that tunnel coming up into this racetrack. I was used to running those little third-mile and quarter-mile tracks in Wisconsin. I just couldn't believe what I saw when I drove through that tunnel. Bill France has always been supportive of me. I've gone to him a lot of times for help. His father, Mr. Bill France Sr., and I were very close friends. I've just always enjoyed being part of NASCAR. I drove the short tracks in Wisconsin, and pretty much accomplished what I could there. I wanted to race for a living and I felt that NASCAR was the place to do it. If you're going to do it for a living, there's no other organization that is as good, is as well established, and that pays the amount of money that NASCAR does. That's why I chose NASCAR.
"The race fans come to see a race. And even though maybe you don't have the best equipment or the amount of money that others do, it's all about racing. Even though you get a lap down, you're still out there to try to win a race. That's what the fans come to see. I've always raced as hard as I could with what I've had to race with. I'm a fan of NASCAR and that's where I chose to make my living. I've been outspoken at times, but I think it's been for the good of the sport. When I see changes that need to be made, I don't mind saying it. I've been part of it and want it to continue to grow. It's been a pleasure, it really has."
After all these years, why retire now?
"Well, it's becoming very difficult for a single car team to compete. You need the additional people and the engineering people that two or three-car teams can afford to hire. I've been really, really fortunate that Richard Childress Racing has helped us with everything that they have like some of the aerodynamics things, the engines, the changes that go on, the shocks - I don't have engineers employed at my place that I can do because of the costs of everything. We want to continue to be involved in the business. But it continues to be tougher and tougher as a one-car team."
Do you have any unfinished business or specific goals in mind for these last six races you're going to run?
"I'd like to try to be more competitive than I have lately. It's my goal to remain competitive in all these events and definitely qualify for them. We want to do the best we can for everyone that's been involved with us. I want to be competitive, I always have."
For Bill Jordan, president of Jordan Outdoor Enterprises, Ltd.: What sponsorship plans does Realtree have for these last races?
"First of all, we'll have a big party. I've been friends with Richard Childress since 1987. Some of you may remember five years ago we ran five races with Mike Skinner and the No. 31 car with the Realtree sponsorship. We are not, obviously, the biggest sponsorship out here in NASCAR Winston Cup racing. It takes a lot of dollars. Richard mentioned to me five years ago that I might want to do something with Dave Marcis. And we did that. We started off with a one-race deal, and here we are four years later. Dave Marcis has meant a tremendous amount to NASCAR and to our company. We're in the outdoor industry and we have 70 million-plus hundreds of fishermen - many of those are NASCAR fans - and Dave Marcis has represented us very well, and we're very appreciative of that."
Dave Marcis: "Well, I appreciate that. That's like my involvement with the Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company. I've been on Goodyears basically my entire career. When I first came here, I think I ran Firestones once or twice. At that time, Goodyear was just getting into NASCAR. I switched over and I've been on Goodyears ever since. And I've stuck with General Motors. I ran Dodges for a few years, but then I switched to General Motors. I've basically stuck by everyone that's helped me. I've needed their support. Richard Childress has always helped me. We go back a long way."
Bill Jordan: "We have our commitment with Dave for the rest of this year and for the Daytona 500 next year. Richard (Childress) and I have had several conversations this week - as have Dave and I. We're going to continue to do what we can with Dave Marcis Racing. It may not be a primary sponsorship, as Dave said. Richard has been more than gracious to try to help. We will be involved. We've talked about possibly running some races with a (TBA) driver next year. I think it's going to be very positive. We're going to continue to support him wherever we can."
What did you get out of having your own team all these years?
"I've built a pretty good organization. I've got a lot of good employees, I've got a lot of nice cars in my shop. Everything that I have, I own. I'm not in debt. One of the reasons I struck out on my own is that I had a very successful season in 1976 - winning three events that year and 10 or 12 poles and always running up front. But at the end of the season, the team got sold and I didn't have a ride. So then I drove for Roger Penske in 1977 and Roger only run about 12 event and he let me use his racecar because I wanted to run more races. Roger let me use his car and I used my people. Roger helped me with everything - the engine in the car, the tires, and everything. Goodyear did too. I decided that to have a future in NASCAR, I needed to start my own team and get back on my own so I knew where I stood from year to year. In those days, a lot of guys that had good years didn't have a ride at the end of the season. I'm happy I made that decision. It hasn't been easy. It has been tough. But it all relates to work. You get what you work for."
Do you plan to continue your work with the IROC Series?
"I plan to continue that. I'll help the Richard Childress Racing team any way I can. If they need me to test, I will. I'm still involved in doing all the testing for the IROC cars. On the IROC cars, when we have new developments say with Goodyear, for example, we run those tires over there. I really enjoy doing that, too."
Additional Marcis comment: "One other thing I wanted to mention is my new business venture. I have bought a motel, a restaurant, and a bar in Rib Lake, Wisconsin. It's a very nice place. It's a 12-room motel on a lake. Anytime all of you want to get away, come up and have a beer and do a little fishing or hunting, come on up to Rib Lake, Wisconsin."
Richard Childress comments:
"Dave did a lot of testing for us and with his experience and years around the race track, he did a great job. He helped us in '98 when we won here. He did some of that testing. I think this has been one of the toughest decisions he's ever had to make. I think even up to a few minutes ago, he was still questioning it. It's time. But this sport has grown to the level today that it's tough to make it with one race team on any level - even if they have the financial backing."
How many changes and adjustments did you need to make between the time Dave Marcis tested the car to when Dale Earnhardt got in it?
"Very little. He usually came back before we finished it other than just taking it back home and painting it and getting it ready to go. We had some different things that we might try once we got to the track."
What involvement will you have in continuing to support Marcis Auto Racing?
"Any way that we can help him. Once a driver and the sponsor is named to Marcis Auto Racing we're going to be able to carry his single-car team to a different level. With our engineering advice and maybe helping him with restrictor-plate motors where it's really tough to just go out and do it. We'll try to help him with whatever he needs."
Will he will just be an affiliate rather than a third or fourth car for RCR?
"No, just as an affiliate. We'll be helping Dave any way we can."
Do you anticipate maintaining a relationship with Realtree after they name a new driver?
"Yes. RCR has a relationship with Realtree on Kevin Harvick's car for the next two years. So we'll be involved. Plus, I'm an avid outdoor person who loves the outdoors and I love Realtree."
Do you have any news on your driver/team situation?
"No, but we hope to have things finalized by next week. We're hoping, that if everything goes well, we'll be able to have a little press conference and talk about RCR next week in Chicago."
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Ten of thousands of survivors of abuse at native residential schools will receive up to $30,000 each in a package announced November 23, 2005.
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