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Family albums 'n four-speeds – Valiant questions, without answers
All images are courtesy of the McC/Ren family archives
In the past 20 or so years, my parents have become the keepers of records for their respective families. It's been fascinating to sort through what seems like thousands of old photos and turn up ones including interesting old cars. My father recently sent me a scan of the handsome color photo above, which shows my great-uncle Steve's house in Fresh Meadows, Queens, New York, taken sometime in the early-mid 1960s.
I was fascinated to see what appears to be a 1960 Valiant in the driveway, because this jogged a memory.
Uncle Steve, my maternal grandmother's brother, died in 1992, and the entire family came together to clean out that house to ready it for sale. Steve was a man of many interests and hobbies, but cars were not one of those, unfortunately. He must have been a dedicated Mopar guy, though, as his last car was a Slant Six-powered, triple-burgundy two-door Dodge Aspen with a bench seat and column-shift automatic.
As I pitched in with the sorting and boxing of Steve's personal effects, I kept my eyes peeled for anything automotive-related. I only turned up a few things, two of which were the receipt and photo shown below.
It seems that Uncle Steve—an aircraft mechanic by profession, who worked at the nearby Idlewild Airport—traded a basic 1958 Plymouth Savoy hardtop in on the basic Valiant V200, so his priority in motoring was obviously thrifty, no-frills transportation. (Thank goodness I didn't inherit that gene.) It is fun to see the amounts associated with that new 1960 Valiant—$32.31 in sales tax! And that $2,350.65 would be the equivalent of a surprising $18,775 today.
Seeing the photo of the black Valiant made me think that I was looking at the car that Steve had bought in February of 1960. But as I dug out that yellowed receipt to compare, I found the black and white photo (which I'd completely forgotten about) with it—it appears that I already had a picture of the Valiant whose purchase was indicated by that receipt. Notice the damage to the back of the then-one-year-old gray car, and the way the driver's door is ajar in that photo: Could that photo be an impromptu shot documenting a parking lot accident?
So, Uncle Steve… what was the story with the black car, which appears to be the same model year and trim level as the gray one? The black Valiant certainly looks like it belongs at your house, considering how it's parked in the driveway, looking ready to be pulled into your waiting garage. And yet that car wears a different license plate than the one visible in the photo of the gray car—so did it belong to someone else? Or did you trade your damaged gray Valiant for the shiny black one?
Unfortunately, that's a question that will never be answered…
Let There Be Lightness: Circa-1977 Lotus full-line brochure, and insiders explain Lotus USA history
All brochure images from the collection of Mark J. McCourt
It was a wonderful recent surprise when I opened an envelope sent by dedicated Hemmings fan and friend, Judge Thomas H. Scuccimarra, and found a single sheet, five-fold brochure celebrating the models that Lotus Cars of America offered in the mid-late 1970s. It includes the brand new, mid-engine two-seat Esprit Series 1, as well as two models rarely seen here: the front engine, four-seat Elite and 2+2 Sprint.
Tom, a native of New York's Hudson Valley, is a lifelong car enthusiast; his eclectic collection of cars currently includes a 1958 Edsel Citation, a 1965 Ford Mustang 2+2 GT and a 1973 TVR 2500 M, the last of which he bought new and still owns, 42 years later. That TVR was actually his second, and it replaced a 1968 Vixen S2. He was fan of exotic British sports cars in the early-mid 1970s, and Tom took advantage of his proximity to the Dutchess County town of Millerton, home to major East Coast Lotus distributor Lotus East/Lotus Cars of America, Inc. to check out a new Europa.
To this day, he distinctly remembers the demonstration ride that he got from Lotus East principal Fred Stevenson:
"I went up to look at the Lotus Europa, and the owner of the dealership offered to take me for a ride; of course, I agreed. I was expecting this pleasant ride around the countryside, and it started that way, but the next thing I know, we are flying around these curvy back country single lane roads at a high rate of speed, and this guy was pushing the car to the max. I don't know how fast we were going, but I remember the squealing tires, and sliding around the turns. My hope was that we didn't meet another vehicle or worse, a farm tractor coming in the opposite direction! I never expected any of this, but boy, was it fun and a thrilling new experience for me. It was like being the co-pilot in a road race. I couldn't wait to get home and tell all my friends. Wow – did that car handle! It sure made an impression on me.
"I didn't buy the Europa- I don't remember exactly why, it could have been because I purchased my second TVR. Every time I see a Lotus Europa at a show -which is not often anymore- that day comes back to me, as well as that funny feeling I had in my stomach as we were flying around those turns."
Tom doesn't recall specifically when he got this brochure, but he held on to it for decades, and decided to share it when he read the Sports Car Profile highlighting the 1983 Lotus Turbo Esprit Special Edition that appeared on page 60 of the March 2015 issue of Hemmings Motor News.
That 1983 Turbo represented the second Series of Esprit, which was a more powerful evolution of the original Series 1 shown in Tom's brochure. Also highlighted were the upscale, vaguely Gremlin-esque Elite and the more conventional fastback Sprint; the latter was an easier-to-pronounce re-badge of the U.K.-market Éclat.
What Britain knew as the Éclat, we got with Sprint badging.
We reached out to Fred Stevenson to learn more about his Millerton Lotus East business in the 1970s, and Fred kindly shared a fascinating story that dates back to Lotus's earliest days in America. We also got insightful input from Lotus Performance Cars founder Wesley C. "Wes" Fredericks, whose comments are in italics.
"The Lotus story in the US has always been complicated, with many comings and goings of dealers, distributors, and later, of course, with Lotus England themselves, Rolls-Royce (1980-82), Wes Fredericks' Lotus Performance Cars (1980-86), and General Motors (1987)- not to mention the flirtation with De Lorean.
Before [production of] the Elite Mk1, and even for a period during, A.C.B. Chapman would appoint an entity as a Distributor if they bought a couple of race cars and maybe an Elite; they included Bob Challman on the West Coast, Sy Kaback in the East, plus Dutchess Auto Company.
Peter Pulver and his brother Bill were co-owners of Dutchess Auto Company in Millerton, N.Y. This was a Chevy, Buick, and Jeep dealer at the corner of Main & Elm. They took over the business from their father and uncle in 1956, and the building is still there. Pete was a sports car enthusiast and racer, and became interested in Lotus; he started selling Lotus car and racers in 1958. He managed to get the Eastern importing and distribution rights in the early '60s- at that time, the cars were the Elite (Type 14), Lotus Seven, Lotus Type 18, 20/22 formula cars and the Lotus 23 sports racer.
With the advent of the Elan (Type 26) as the first real "production" Lotus street car, he was approached by Tom Cox, a marketing & PR type, who wanted to take over the distribution rights on the East Coast, establish a dealer group, and open an anchor showroom store in Manhattan, with Pulver retaining the Importation rights. Around this time, Pete -who was also involved with John Fitch and the Corvair Sprint– was joined by the legendary Newt Davis, Porsche Spyder racer and owner of the Lime Rock Lodge.
Cox found a lot of financial backing and opened up the showroom at 342 Madison Ave., between 43 & 44th Streets. It was known as Cox & Pulver Lotus/New York, a story in its self. It opened in April 1964; I was hired as a salesman. Cox never got the dealer network going, and after a couple of hotshot sales managers came and went, I accepted the role early in '65. We also had a service shop on East 73d & York, and sold Honda motorcycles which kept us afloat- for a while.
With Cox & Pulver floundering, I approached Pete and offered my services. We did a deal and I signed on as Sales Manager to establish an Eastern dealer network in July 1965. So I was on the road in 13 states to find dealers for the Elan, our only product. Pete resumed the distribution rights, and with Newt, formed Lotus East- operating out of Dutchess Auto, with Newt as president. He retired from Lotus East in 1977, and passed away in 1994.
As Lotus expanded its models with Elan variants -the fixed head Type 36 and '+2′ Type 50, the Europa (Type 46), and Europa Twin-Cam (Type 74)- Lotus East grew. As did the racing operation, Lotus Racing East. Dutchess Auto was getting very crowded.
If you were a distributor in those days, Lotus would sell you racing cars, too.
The racing operation, Lotus Racing East (LRE), was the first to move to a new location, about a mile east of Dutchess, in 1971. It was formerly a truck garage and Shell gas station, with plenty of acreage for car storage; this is the aerial photo on my website. We brought in Type 61 & 61M Formula Fords and the Type 69 in Formula Ford and Formula B variants. We also imported the Lotus Seven (Series 4, 1969-'72) in kit form that we sold as kit cars. LRE also operated the Lotus/Lime Rock Racing School, from 1970-'73.
With a strong order book for the 1972 racing season due to the 1971 success of the 69FF and FB cars in the US, Chapman shuttered Lotus Racing (UK), nee Lotus Components, which was responsible for design and sales of Lotus racing cars to the public. LRE was tasked with building Lotus Europa Twin-Cam racers for SCCA and IMSA racing in the U.S.; this is not to be confused with the Type 47, which was a purpose built design by Lotus Components in the UK. We also took over the distribution rights for the Crosslé Car Company from Ireland, and sold and prepared FF and Formula Super Vee cars.
In the 1972 season, the entire Lotus East operation moved out of Dutchess. Two modular offices were opened and two steel buildings were constructed to the rear for storage, car prep, painting and bodywork. In 1973. Lotus East took over the distribution rights for Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Michigan, in addition to its original 13 Eastern states. The racing operation was being downsized in 1974 with the advent of the new Elite (Type 74), the Sprint +2 (nee Éclat Type 76) and the Esprit (Type 79) in 1975.
As an aside, because very few people could pronounce Éclat correctly (A-clahh) -instead calling it the Ee-Clatt– we changed it to 'Sprint,' which made the factory (read A.C.B.C.) very unhappy. Incidentally, it was a great car, and much better looking than the Elite.
At this point, the racing operation was basically out of business, with all efforts being directed toward promoting and selling the Lotus Car lineup. I was named Vice President and General Manager. 1975 thru 1977 were pivotal years for the Lotus operation in the USA, as well as in the UK. Peter was trying to consolidate the nation-wide distributorships under one U.S. organization, and Lotus UK was in serious financial difficulty. Pete brought American Express into a deal with Lotus UK, and the nucleus of Lotus Cars of America, Inc. was conceptualized and put into operation.
I believe Lotus Cars of America was officially founded in 1976, with Pulver as Chairman, taking over the entire US Importation of Lotus Cars, with headquarters in Miami, Florida. Regional Distributors were Lotus East, Lotus Mid-Atlantic, Lotus Florida, Lotus Mid-America, Lotus South-West, and Lotus West. (This wasn't an unusual arrangement in the import car industry in those days.)
I was named National Sales Manager while continuing my role as vice president and general manager of Lotus East.
Circa 1975-'77, Lotus found the warranty/promotion plans weren't going as well as they thought it would.
Regional distributors began to wind down in 1977, save for Lotus Mid-America. The new cars were substantially upmarket from the Elans and Europas, and Chapman wanted to shift production into lower quantity with high variable costs, so tooling and capital expense would be minimized, and cost would go into cars rather than production equipment.
1977 brought a new investor into Lotus East and Lotus Cars of America, and the Esprit began to arrive in numbers. Of course, "The Spy Who Loved Me" was a Bond thriller that featured the Esprit as a submarine vehicle.
After Lotus East closed in 1979, the two steel building were dismantled and sold, as were the two modular structures. All the parts were shipped to the new California operation established and operated by Lotus Cars (UK). The main building is still there -known locally as the Lotus Building- and is the site of a golf driving range, a beauty salon and a delicatessen."
Lotus set up their own wholly-owned factory subsidiary in California in 1979-'80. It was run by the West Coast Canadian importer.
Just as this factory operation was up and running in California, Rolls-Royce approached Lotus about selling its cars. They switched over in 1980. In the U.S., the demand was about two-thirds for the Esprit and one-third for the Elite/Éclat, roughly the opposite of the U.K. They ordered a majority of front-engined Elites/Éclats, and a minority mid-engined.
About that time, Vickers acquired Rolls-Royce. The new team seemed less interested in dealing with Lotus. Rolls was just introducing the Silver Spirit, and had big inventory of old cars to move. In 1980, Lotus in the U.S. offered a bad product mix, the cars were not as reliable as they should have been, and the importer was distracted.
In 1980 and 1981, Lotus devoted its energy to engineering the DMC De Lorean, and funds from that job helped the operation dramatically, but distracted them from the street cars and from dealing with the Rolls-Royce issue.
When we took over Lotus distribution from Rolls-Royce in 1982, we purchased their unsold inventory of about a dozen front-engined cars.
Small world alert: Current director of operations at Lotus Cars USA, Arnie Johnson, got his start with this automaker when he began working at Lotus East in 1971, and after a spell of working at Rolls-Royce in its Lotus operation, he joined Wes's Lotus Performance Cars in the early 1980s. Arnie has been a Lotus executive ever since!
Thanks to Fred for sharing this amazing story -and Wes, as well- all inspired by Tom's old brochure!
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Jim Luikens to tell his war stories from behind the Berger Chevrolet parts counter
Jim Luikens, photo by David LaChance. All other photos courtesy Luikens.
Known to many as a tuner of supercars and muscle cars during the Sixties and Seventies, Berger Chevrolet actually made its bones in the American performance scene by offering go-fast factory parts pretty much directly from General Motors. The man behind that success, Jim Luikens, remains a Berger booster today, and will recount his various war stories from behind the counter next month as part of the Gilmore Car Museum's annual lecture series.
"Dale Berger was a performance enthusiast, but he was also smart," Luikens said of his one-time boss. "He recognized that for every customer buying a 425 horsepower car, there were 1,000 people who needed a camshaft to run at the local dragstrip, so he decided to focus on the parts. We did sell hot cars – and build them to order for the customers – but we didn't promote them like Yenko did. The parts business, though, was just something else. We had crate engines when crate engines were unheard of."
Berger Chevrolet, which celebrates its 90th anniversary this year and which remains in business in Grand Rapids, Michigan, might have had plenty of regional success up until the late 1960s, but it wasn't until Luikens, a local drag racer and Berger customer, got hired to run the dealership's parts counter in late 1968 that the company began to take on a national profile. At Berger, Luikens began to comb the Chevrolet parts books, looking for unpublicized factory performance parts and other ways to capitalize on the muscle car-era focus on performance.
"It was like a game of hide and seek with Chevrolet, with all of those parts hiding in plain sight," Luikens told Hemmings Muscle Machines for a profile on him in the December 2006 issue. "If you knew the engines, you could figure out which parts to look for. We made a lot of guesses, but trial and error helped us figure out which parts to order."
With Berger's blessing, Luikens began to compile a catalog and sell the performance parts across the country. The performance parts department eventually grew to four people, taking up a quarter of the dealership's parts department, and Luikens recalled having to stay after hours most nights to package up parts to ship out the next day. The dealership's reputation grew too, in part from sponsoring a number of local and national drag racers, including Jungle Jim Liberman.
"It was a pretty unbelievable time," Luikens said. "At the time, we thought we were doing something special, but we never could have foreseen the importance of it and how important it would be to people this far down the road."
Luikens will speak as part of the Gilmore Car Museum's second annual lecture series, which started in January and will run through the end of April. Other notable lectures remaining in the series include David Lyon's "Driving the American Road: The Likes of Us," and David Irvine's "A Trip to the Great Car Museums." Luikens's talk, titled "War Stories from the First Golden Age of High Performance – the High Performance Legacy of Berger Chevrolet," will take place April 19, and Luikens said he hopes to see as many Berger cars turn out for the event as possible.
For more information about the lecture series, visit GilmoreCarMuseum.org.
Toronto, 1958
While we don't have the whole story behind these two photos that Shorpy recently posted, we can piece together some bits based on what we see here. About the only context provided with the photos is that they were taken in 1958 somewhere in Ontario. Toronto's always a good place to start looking in Ontario, and indeed, there's an Eastville Avenue (as seen in the below photo) in Toronto. Eastville runs into Kingston Road, and the street number in the above photo, 3060, is located just a few blocks up Kingston from the intersection with Eastville—which explains why the used car dealerships in the two photos, while similar, appear to be in two different locations. Perhaps the guys in that station wagon were cruising Kingston's used car lots, looking for some fresh hot rod material? What do you see here?
St. Louis, Missouri, 1960s
Like yesterday's carspotting photo, this one's also been floating around the Internet recently. We tracked it down to a Flickr account called Dealer Best Practices, which claims that the dealership in the photo—Sports Economy Cars—was his father's and operated at the intersection of Watson Road and Chippewa Street (the latter also once known as Route 66) in St. Louis. No longer the site of a car dealership, the corner does still have some of the same utilities as seen in this photo. What do you see here?
Los Gatos, California, 1960s
We've seen this photo of Ken Keegan Imported Cars – a dealership that seemed to juggle franchises for just about every European make on the American market at the time – floating around the Internet quite a bit lately and, in search of more info about it, traced it back to the Flickr account of Alden Jewell, who noted not only that Ken Keegan was based in Los Gatos, California, but that the building remains a multi-marque car dealership, though one specializing in somewhat more upscale cars than what Keegan dealt. What do you see here?
USA, 1960s
While this photo of the used car lot at a place called Vickers—which we came across over on Jim and Chester's Garage—has appeared in a few forums, doesn't come with any context regarding date or place or offer many clues as to those identifiers within, it's still too good a photo to pass up for our carspotting series. So, while we attempt to suss out anything that'll help us pinpoint the photo, tell us what you see here.
Camden, New Jersey, 1950s
Apparently, the site that housed Ingram Oldsmobile on Federal Street in Camden, New Jersey (as depicted in this photo that Bill Sandy recently uploaded to the Hemmings Nation Flickr Pool), had dealerships on it as far back as the 1920s, when Barton S. Muir Oakland-Pontiac operated there. In the 1930s, it became Ingram Oldsmobile; then at some point in the 1950s, Ingram added a Borgward franchise; then in the 1960s and 1970s, it became Hale Oldsmobile and then Lenihan Oldsmobile. The site has since been turned into a parking lot, but at least we have Bill's photo to show us what once was there. What do you see here?
El Cerrito, California, 1960s
As Jalopnik pointed out a few years back, SCCA racer John Coyle was the Coyle behind Coyle-Hampton Motors in El Cerrito, California, the used sports car dealership depicted in this postcard photo that Alden Jewell posted to his Flickrstream. But Jalopnik didn't happen to include the address of the dealership, 10200 San Pablo Avenue, from which we can see that the same basic building is still there, and that a used car dealership remains on the spot. What do you see here?
Volvo decides to skip most global auto shows
Volvo 1800ES, circa 1972. Photo courtesy Volvo Car Group.
It's an unusual strategy, to say the least: Volvo plans to directly market its cars to buyers, and as a result will limit itself to one auto show per region. In the United States, that will mean Volvo will exhibit at just one car show, the North American International Auto Show in Detroit.
This also means that Volvo will pull out of such major U.S. shows as New York, Los Angeles and Chicago. In Europe, Volvo is expected to attend the major show in Geneva while skipping Frankfurt and Paris. Owned by the Chinese automaker Geely, is expected to also have a presence at a major Chinese show, either Beijing or Shanghai.
The changes are part of a new global marketing strategy from the Swedish brand. Called the "Volvo Way to Market," Volvo hopes to attract new buyers by emphasizing digital leadership, up to and including e-commerce sales of its vehicles in markets where such transactions are permitted. Dealerships will be required to adopt a standardized look and feel, with a focus on details to reinforce the brand's Scandinavian heritage.
Dealership employees will undergo specific customer service training, and European sales staff will even be attired by Swedish fashion designer Oscar Jacobsson. The customer-centric changes will extend to the service side as well; upon taking delivery of a new Volvo, buyers will be assigned a Personal Service Technician, to remain with the customer throughout his ownership of the vehicle.
Volvo sales have slipped an estimated 9 percent over last year, as it begins the rollout of new models including the V60 station wagon and all-new XC 90 sport-utility vehicle. The strategic changes outlined in the Volvo Way to Market will ultimately see the brand spend more, not less, in marketing its wares around the world.


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★ Multiple countdown timers (great as a kitchen timer) with background service (continues when app is closed)
★ Up to 99 hours
★ Lap function
★ 1/10ths second (1/100ths available through in app unlock)
★ Speaking lap times
★ Last lap time display
★ Optional hours and millisecond display
One touch control, easy to use interface, no complicated menus or cluttered layout.
We are very open to suggestion and take all feedback seriously so please do email/comment in the market and we will do our best to include the ideas in future suggestions.
You may also like our Digital Alarm Clock application - check out our other apps for more information.
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★ Unlimited timers. (2 when locked)
★ Milliseconds to 3 decimal places.
★ Removal of advertisements.
★ Stopwatch up to 99 hours (10 hours when locked)
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Stopwatch & Timer
Extremely easily viewable and easy to use, Because Can you customize the application to suit your needs.
All functions feature simple and quick controls.
The app has a rich functionality and superior performance.
☆High precision stopwatch.
Max time is 9999 hours over.
1/1 second~1/1000 second measuring units.
Battery saving design. (Measurement is not lost even when the power is turned off. )
☆Lap Time and Split Time.
Recorded number is infinite.
Export by email or SD-card or clipboard.
☆Timers of all kinds.
Countdown timer. (Count down Alarm.)
Count up timer. (Count up Alarm.)
Interval timer. (Interval Alarm. Loop timer. Repeat timer.)
Allows for more detailed settings.
Alarm choose from ringtone or music files.
☆Customize function.
Font color.
Font size.
Button size.
Button position.
Font type.(Normal, Bold, Italic, Digital LCD, Dot, etc..)
Background color.
Background picture.
Notice sound.(mp3 music or all kinds ringtone.)
Keep awake.
☆Perfect for every timing situation.
The best app for Training and Sports. Ideal for treadmill. Treadmill stopwatch, Lacrosse stopwatch, Jogging stopwatch, Marathon stopwatch, Training timer, Swimming stopwatch ,Track sport, Time attack, General athletics timer, Circuit training timer,Cycling stopwatch.
The best app for cooking. Kitchen timer. Kitchen alarm.
Ideal for Productivity. Meeting timer,Lecture timer, Presentation timer,Schedule management timer,Manage time of the task.
Popularity stopwatch and timer. 7 million download over.
Corresponds to android tablet and android phone.
Stopwatch and timer is free of charge.
☆Support languages. (Alphabetical order.)
Arabic. ساعة توقيت وتوقيت.
Chinese. 秒表和计时器。
English. Simple stopwatch and timer.
Finnish. Sekuntikello ja ajastin.
French. Chronomètre et le compteur.
German. Stoppuhr und Timer.
Hebrew. שעון עצר וטיימר.
Italian. Cronometro e timer.
Indonesia. Stopwatch dan timer.
Japanese. ストップウォッチ&タイマー
Korean. 스톱워치 및 타이머에.
Malay. Jam randik dan pemasa.
Norwegian. Stoppeklokke og tidtaker.
Polish. Stoper i timer.
Portuguese. Stoper i timer.
Romanian. Cronometru și timer.
Russian. Cекундомер и таймер.
Slovak . Stopky a časovač.
Spanish. Cronómetro y temporizador.
Taiwanese. 秒錶和計時器。
Thai. นาฬิกาจับเวลาและนาฬิกาจับเวลา
Turkish. Kronometre ve zamanlayıcı.
Vietnamese. đồng hồ bấm giờ và hẹn giờ.
The Simplest Stopwatch 2
One touch to Start!
Hold to Reset!
So simple, So lightweight!
But now You can customize it as you wish. Just tap on top of screen ("V" symbol) to open customizer. Choose the color of background shape! Choose the color of digits! Or even the shape it self as well!
if you close it, it will certainly stop working (Do You remember? It's very simple!) But it doesn't matter. Nobody reads so many words in description :)
Super Stopwatch
- favorite layout color can be selected
- portrait and landscape mode (for tablets)
- optional with accoustic feedback
- stopped times can be sent as text or .csv
- stopwatch keeps running in background
- app can be moved to sd-card
Please write an email if you have any suggestions or problems. If you like the app, a nice comment would make me happy :)
++ Permission "storage - modify/delete SD card contents" is needed to create the csv-file ++
- measure the value to the millisecond;
- pinpoint an unlimited number of laps;
- built-in ability to pause;
- Lap, Start and Pause are beginning on touch event.
- application continues working even after rebooting;
- support English, Russian and Ukrainian localisations;
- showing the time between laps;
- showing hours and days;
- supporting installation to SD card;
- supporting all screens;
- send results to email.
- keep screen on;
- lap on Pause;
- haptic feedback.
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Simple Stopwatch
UltraChron Stopwatch Lite
Great for cooking!
"Ultrachron is firmly entrenched on my list of must-have apps for Android. The free Lite version is fantastic, but for $1 you get some great extra features. I'd pay $1 just to support the developer." - Brent Rose, PC World
•Talking stopwatch/timer
•Set timer with voice
•Large display
•Lap Times
•Editable descriptions
•Email timing reports
•Wakes phone
•Persistent notifications
No Ads!
Timer and Stopwatch
✓ 2 in 1 - the timer and stopwatch.
✓ Ability to set your notification sound.
✓ Customizable themes.
✓ The stopwatch can work even after a reboot.
✓ The small size of application.
✓ Widgets.
✓ And much more ...
Timer and stopwatch perform important functions in your phone, you may need in the most unexpected moment. The app is available for free, so let it will always be at your fingertips!
Stopwatch & Timer
Used by millions of people since 2009.
Easy to read large digits and a full screen mode. Notification of time elapsed or remaining in the notification bar so you can see with out opening the app.
The timer remembers your last 3 countdown times for quick re-use.
Customize the look with a choice of several colors and fonts.
Perfect for every timing situation (sports, games, work and of course cooking).
See app menu for options.
See paid app "Stopwatch & Timer+" for:
★ 99 hours
★ Multiple timers / stopwatches
★ Renaming of timers and laps
★ Export by email
★ Countdown then up
★ Countdown and repeat (loop timers)
★ Countdown then start next (chain timers)
★ 1/100ths (optional)
★ Show current lap (optional)
★ Control timer groups
★ Reorder timers
Link is in menu under "More apps".
NOTE: Internet access permission is for optional free app offers ONLY when closing the app (interstitial by AppBrain). There are NO push ads , NO in app ad, NO spyware and NEVER will be. The interstitial option "would you like more free apps" - "yes" or "no" only shows -occasionally- when closing the app. Click "no" if you don't want to see the offers. If you dislike the permission, need more features or find the app useful and want to support a small developer StopWatch & Timer+ is available.
To stop an alarm press Reset or drag down the status bar. To make an alarm insistent select "until canceled" in the settings.
Online stopwatch http://stopwatchtimers.com/stopwatch/
Online timer http://stopwatchtimers.com/timer/
GStop Stopwatch - Chronometer
GStop Stopwatch is a simple application, which can be used as a chronometer to keep track of your results.
A stopwatch is a handheld timepiece designed to measure the amount of time elapsed from a particular time when activated to when the piece is deactivated. A large digital version of a stopwatch designed for viewing at a distance, as in a sports stadium, is called a stopclock.
Source: Wikipedia
*This is an ad-supported application. The ads are located on the bottom of the screen.
LapStar Stopwatch
Timing text can be resized using a pinch/zoom gesture.
and timer panels can be changed with a simple swipe gesture.
LapStar Stopwatch is accurate to 1/1000th of a second and viewable in multiple time formats.
Session times can be saved to history or shared via sms, email or social media. Stopwatch can be installed to SD card.
LapStar also features current lap time, point time, keeps time when closed and all stopwatch actions are triggered on first touch for absolute accuracy.
Easy! Stopwatch & Timer
Old Fashioned Stopwatch &Timer
Micro Stopwatch
Multi Timer StopWatch
Use Multi Timer for cooking, sports, (dish)machine washing, study, work, gameplay - anything you like.
√ Multiple timers at once: Store timers that you usually use for cooking, sports, study, work, game, anything you want. Start them with just one touch, any time you need.
√ Timer within a timer: Get a notice at a set interval time. For example, receive a signal during a presentation that a set time is left.
√ Each timer it's own sound: Assign a unique sound to each timer, so you instantly recognize which timer alarm goes off.
√ Beautiful timer widget: Experience simple and beautiful timer widgets, with changeable color and size.
√ Control timers with sensors: Turn off a timer by waving your hand over your phone without touching it.
√ Store and share stopwatch records: You won't lose your stopwatch records anymore. Share your stored records at anytime you want via social media like facebook or twitter.
√ Designed for all devices: Multi Timer supports all types of devices.
√ Improvement through your input: Multi Timer continues to develop with the help of your ideas. We always appreciate your wishes.
By purchasing the premium version, you will get the following benefits:
- Ad-free
- Unlimited stopwatch records storage
- Dark skin
- Unlimited beautiful timer widgets
- Features added in the future
* Does the App not function properly, or do you assume a problem, please contact us via:
* Please contact us
- https://www.facebook.com/MultiTimer
- email: firstname.lastname@example.com
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Compass PRO
Compass PRO is the compass in your pocket, when you need it, where you need it.
Compass PRO has the following functions:
- Shows direction of north, south, east and west
- Shows degrees in "side window"
- Rotating bezel
First we'll need to cover a little bit of compass jargon first. The part of Compass PRO that moves and always points north is called the card (with N,S,E, and W indicated, and a beveled edge with a series of numbers on it). There is a movable ring around the edge of the compass, called the bezel. A red double line across the top of the compass is called the lubber line, and finally, there is a little window above the compass which is often named as side-window (as it is on the side of a real compass).
Side-window navigation couldn't be simpler. You point the lubber line on top of your compass at where you want to go. Now as long as you hold your compass flat in front of you with the lubber line pointing in the direction you're going, you should always see the same number in your window as long as you're going the right way. If you see a different number, turn until you see the same number.
The downside of the side window method is that you need to remember your number.
Navigating with bezel works essentially the same as using the side window, but your bezel remembers your number for you. All you do is, point the lubber line on top of your compass at where you want to go, and then wait until the card settles down and stops moving. Then turn your bezel until the double triangle on the edge of the bezel (the notch right by the number zero on the bezel) is bracketing the north arrow on the card. Now as long as you hold your compass flat in front of you with the lubber line pointing in the direction you're going, you should always see the north arrow inside the notch, as long as you're going the right way. If not, turn until you see the north arrow inside the notch.
Notice that if you've adjusted the bezel correctly, the number in the side window is also the number directly across from you at the front end of the lubber line. In other words, if you turned the bezel counterclockwise until the notch bracketed the north arrow, the 120 on the bezel would be at the far end of the lubber line. Notice that on the card, the number showing in the side window is 120. If you were holding this compass and going in the direction of the lubber line, you'd be on a heading of 120.
Now you should have learned how to go to desired direction. But how do you get back? Easy! If you're thinking in terms of the bezel, simply turn until the north arrow faces not to the notch, but to the single triangle that's exactly across from the notch. Now you're pointed back where you came.
The really tricky part of using your compass isn't learning what the numbers mean and how to adjust the bezel. The most common mistakes are not holding your compass flat, and not actually going in the direction your lubber line is pointing.
Large iron and steel objects can influence the magnetic sensor in your Android device, causing it to point in the wrong direction. This is called deviation. If you suspect this is happening, simply move away from the object several feet and the problem should correct itself.
Other features:
- Simple to use, use it like a real compass
- Professional design
- Large numbers and large rotating bezel
- Audio Effects on rotating bezel
- Incredibly smooth movements
- Professional and optimized coding to keep application size as small as possible
- It's FREE
Sound Meter PRO
Microphones in Android devices are made to record human voice, therefore the maximum noise is limited and very loud sounds cannot be recognized (in most cases above 100dB). Sound Meter PRO is calibrated to be accurate in +-2.5 dB range of actual noise level and is probably by far the most accurate sound meter on Google play. We have adjusted Sound Meter PRO with the use of professional sound meter used by sound engineers and made required adjustments for many Android devices, including the most popular devices on the market today.
Levels of Noise In decibels (dB) according to American Academy of Audiology (www.audiology.org):
140 dB - Gun shots, fireworks
130 dB - Jackhammers, Ambulance
120 dB - Jet planes taking off
110 dB - Concerts, Car horns
100 dB - Snowmobiles
90 dB - Power tools
80 dB - Alarm clocks
70 dB - Traffic, vacuums
60 dB - Normal conversation
50 dB - Moderate rainfall
40 dB - Quiet library
30 dB - Whisper
20 dB - Leaves rusting
10 dB – Breathing
Why would you use Sound Meter PRO? Measure the noise your neighbors make, check new computers, refrigerators, air conditioning units before your buy them for noise levels and select the more quiet ones, to have less noise pollution in your home. Measure how loud your car, motorcycle is. Adjust the sound system for the party you are making to safe levels not to damage peoples hearing. Measure the noise in the apartment, house you are about to buy, it might be too noisy to live in and demand for extra noise insulation. Measure your love ones snoring levels and show them the graph after. Possibilities are endless, Sound Meter PRO is a must have app for every Android device.
Heart Rate Monitor
Heart Rate Monitor app measures your heart rate by analyzing blood flow on the tip of your finger. Heart Rate Monitor is a cardiograph for your Android device. Results are instant. Check your heart rate in real time.
Lightly place the tip of your left hand index finger on the camera lens so it completely covers the lens and press START.
Hold until the measurement is complete. Hold your phone steady.
If your camera does not have flash, measure your heart rate in well-lit environment. If you are not getting any readings readjust the position of your finger. If your device does not have back facing camera but has front facing camera such as Nexus 7 use the front facing camera.
Heart Rate Monitor app is extremely accurate and it does not need any external hardware to be used. Whole process is done quickly, precisely, simply. Get your heart rate instantly, process is quick and easy. A must have app for every smartphone, try it now!
QR & Barcode Reader
QR & Barcode Reader is extremely fast and easy to use tool, simply select desired action from convenient menu and follow the onscreen instructions. To scan QR code or Barcode using camera on your device, simply point your camera to code you wish to scan and app will automatically detect and scan it. No need to press any buttons or take photos. You can even set QR & Barcode Reader to auto start camera scan when opening the app (in Settings) for faster use.
QR & Barcode Reader can scan read and decode text, url, ISBN, product, contact, calendar, email, location, Wi-Fi and many other formats of QR or Barcodes. After scan and automatic decoding user is provided with only the relevant options for individual QR or Barcode type and can take appropriate action. Unlike others we know what information is relevant to user and what possible actions can follow scan of different type of QR or Barcode.
You can even create your own QR codes with QR & Barcode Reader app! QR & Barcode Reader also offers a full array of sharing options to share content with your friends and others by using direct contact methods or well-known social networks (Facebook, Twitter, Google Plus…).
QR & Barcode Reader app can:
- SCAN QR code with any of Androids cameras (including front facing camera). App will automatically detect and scan QR or Barcode you are pointing your camera at.
- SCAN Barcode using camera
- SCAN QR code from saved QR image
- SCAN Barcode from saved Barcode image
- SCAN QR image from QR image url
- SCAN Barcode from Barcode image url
- CREATE QR codes: web link QR (url QR), plain text QR, contact QR (with option to create from existing contacts), email QR, SMS QR, location QR (with option to create location QR with current location or from location on the map), phone number QR, calendar event QR, Wi-Fi QR
- MY CONTACT QR: easily share your contact through QR code (can be scanned from any other device with QR reader installed for fast and easy contact sharing)
- HISTORY: see previous scans recorded
- KEY-IN option: enter Barcodes where Barcode is defected and/or could not be scanned with camera scan
- SETTINGS: set app behavior with option to auto start camera scan when opening the app
- RATE: convenient link to rate us on Google Play
- SHARE : share content or this app with others
- and much much more, all available for FREE!
Bubble Level - Spirit Level
A spirit level or bubble level is an instrument designed to indicate whether a surface is horizontal (level) or vertical (plumb).
Vials on modern level meter have a slightly curved glass tube which is incompletely filled with a liquid, usually a colored spirit or alcohol, leaving a bubble in the tube. At slight inclinations the bubble travels away from the center position, which is usually marked. Bubble Level app tries to mimic the real level meter and displays the data as real level meter would.
An extension of the spirit level is the bull's eye level: a circular, flat-bottomed device with the liquid under a slightly convex glass face with a circle at the center. It serves to level a surface across a plane, while the tubular level only does so in the direction of the tube. Where a spirit level must be usable upside-down, the banana-shaped tube is replaced by a barrel-shaped tube. Bubble Level app tries to mimic the real bull's eye level and displays the data as real bull's eye level would.
Where any why use Bubble Level?
A bubble level is a device used in construction, carpentry and photography that determines if objects on which you're working are level. Used properly, a bubble level can help you create flawlessly level pieces of furniture, staircases and homes. A bubble level is also helpful when setting up a tripod for photographs or when hanging paintings or other items on the wall.
If the data shown is not correct you will need to calibrate your device as follows:
1. Open "Setting" App
2. Find "Motions and gestures" and tap on it
3. Tap on "Gyroscope calibration"
4. Place device on a level surface and tap Calibrate
Bubble Level app is the best tool for all your leveling needs, best and most advanced level meter on Google play.
Metal Detector
Metal Detector app uses your devices magnetic sensor to measure magnetic field values and turns your phone into a real metal detector. Data is displayed in µT (micro Testla). 1µT = 10mG (milli Gauss). The magnetic field in nature ranges from 25 to 65 µT (0.25 to 0.65 G). Any higher measurement is an indication of metal in the area. When there is metal in the area, magnetic field increases. App works best detecting ferromagnetic materials, such as iron and can't detect non-ferromagnetic materials such as aluminum. App works best detecting metals up to 15cm away.
Metal Detector app is simple to use, just open it and move it around. If the magnetic field values rise there is metal in the area. Accuracy of the app is entirely dependent on the magnetic sensor in your device and is affected by electrical equipment such as TVs, PCs… due to electromagnetic waves.
If the app does not work as it should then the problem is in your magnetic sensor. Maybe your device does not have one. Or try to initialize the sensors by pointing your phone up and rotate it in a figure 8 pattern.
If your device's case has magnets or contains metal elements remove the case before using the app.
We were told ghost hunters use our app to use it for ghost detection :)
Vibration Meter
shows reference to earthquake vibrations as classified by Mercalli intensity scale.
Vibrations are shown in all directions: X, Y, Z in different colors.
Place your device on stable surface and measure vibrations.
Mercalli intensity scale
I. Instrumental - Not felt. Recorded by seismographs.
II. Weak - Rarely felt, usually only on top floors of high buildings.
III. Slight - Felt indoors, like a passing light truck.
IV. Moderate - Windows, dishes, doors rattle. Like passing train.
V. Rather Strong - Felt by all. Small objects upset.
VI. Strong - Books off shelves. Trees shake. Isolated damage.
VII. Very Strong - Difficult to stand. Many poor buildings damaged.
VIII. Destructive - Significant damage. Branches broken from trees.
IX. Violent - General panic. Serious damage. Ground cracking.
X. Intense - Most buildings destroyed. Rails bent slightly.
XI. Extreme - Rails bent greatly. Pipelines destroyed.
XII. Catastrophic - Near total damage. Objects thrown into the air.
Speedometer GPS PRO
Icons in app:
M = select mode
S = settings – select between metric system (km/h) and American/Imperial system (mph)
W/B = white background, black background
H = heads up display mode (HUD)
R = reset (inside modes)
Modes (M):
Speedometer – shows current speed
0-60 mph (0-100 km/h) – measure car performance from 0 to 60 mph, displays time needed to reach 60 mph and distance required. Mode starts automatically when movement is detected. R resets the values.
¼ mi (400 m) – measure car performance from 0 to ¼ mile, displays time needed and speed reached at the end of ¼ mile. Mode starts automatically when movement is detected. R resets the values.
Top speed – displays maximum speed reached and current speed. Mode starts automatically when selected. R resets the values.
This app only contains only the most important functions user needs from digital speedometer; it has no unneeded functions no one uses or needs from a digital speedometer. We kept is simple :)
Please use different modes only on race tracks and never look at your device when you are using modes such as 0-60 mph (0-100 km/h), ¼ mi (400 m) or Top speed mode. Developer cannot be held responsible for any damage, injury or death that could result from using or misusing this app. Always look on the road in front of you when you are using this app. Drive safely!
GPS needs to be enabled on your Android device to use this app.
Ambient temperature is the temperature detected by your device sensors, either dedicated ambient temperature sensor (only high end devices have it) or battery sensor. When battery sensor is used ambient temperature is similar to Android temperature only when device was not used for some time and was not influenced by other external factors (such as being in someone's pocket).
External temperature is provided by automatic weather stations and data can change on minute to minute basis. External temperature is shown according to user's position and needs internet connection to receive temperature data from the internet.
Flashlight LED
Flashlight LED uses your Android's camera LED (flash) to turn your Android into flashlight. With Flashlight LED you can turn ON/OFF your camera LED and use your device as flashlight, send SOS signal in case of emergency… Flashlight LED uses the camera LED at maximum power, making it the brightest flashlight available for your device.
Flashlight LED has the following functions:
- 60 seconds (flashlight is on for 60 seconds)
- SOS (international emergency signal)
Other features:
- Simple to use, it only takes a click to turn it ON
- Professional dark design to save battery
- Professional coding to keep application size as small as possible, less than 1 MB, much smaller as competitive apps on the market
- Audio Effects on pressing buttons
- Integrated battery meter will tell you exactly how much battery you have left
- NO unneeded features no use uses – just the important stuff :)
- It's FREE :)
Flashlight LED works with the widest range of devices with camera LED. In case your device does not have camera LED, you will not be able to use this app.
Timer has the following functions:
- Set
- Start
- Stop
- Restart
- Reset
- Delete
Other features:
- Simple to use
Set unlimited amount of timers, down count to important events
- Professional design
Large numbers and buttons
- Incredibly loud sound when timer is up, use volume buttons to set volume
- Timer can run in background
- Professional and optimized coding to keep application size as small as possible, much smaller as competitive apps on the market
- NO unneeded features no use uses – just the important stuff :)
- It's FREE :)
Try it out, you will love it!
PointToPoint is free and easy to use, with all required information displayed at all times. It only takes 2 clicks on a button to save your location and one click on a button to be guided to last or saved location.
Use Point To Pint to remember where you parked your car, location of your hotel, location of camping spot, when hiking, to be guided to pre given coordinates, to save your favorite diving spots, spots in nature and other outdoor activities... or any other location you would like to return to later.
PointToPoint enables you to:
- save current GPS location
- navigate from new location to saved location
- store multiple locations and manage stored locations
- enter location manually (coordinates)
- get data about current location, altitude, speed
- use compass to guide you to desired location
- get data about distance to desired GPS coordinates and estimated time of arrival (ETA Time)
- arrow points you to desired location
- use either metric (km, m, Km/h) of imperial (ft, miles, mph) system of units
Hold your device parallel to the ground as you would hold a compass in navigation mode. Please make sure your phone's GPS is turned on! GPS does not work well in inside buildings. PointToPoint is best used outdoors!


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CHICAGO (July 2, 2015) – Tickets for the U.S. Women's National Team's second post-Women's World Cup game against Costa Rica have officially sold out.
The U.S. Women will play in front of over 20,000 fans at Finley Stadium on Wednesday, Aug. 19 in Chattanooga, Tennessee (6:30 p.m. ET on ESPN2), setting a WNT attendance record in the state.
Tickets for the match sold out in one day, making it the fourth sellout in the history of the 18-year-old stadium and the fastest selling event held at the venue. The USA has played at Finley Stadium before, but not since 1997, when it defeated Sweden, 3-1, at the home of the National Premier Soccer League's Chattanooga FC and the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga Moccasins football and women's soccer teams. The game against Sweden was the first soccer game held at Finley, drawing a crowd of 13,433 fans.
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The USWNT will next contest the Final at the 2015 FIFA Women's World Cup on Sunday, July 5, at 7 p.m. ET when it takes on reigning World Champion Japan in a rematch of the 2011 FIFA Women's World Cup title match. The game will be broadcast live on FOX and Telemundo. Fans can also follow all the excitement on Twitter @ussoccer_wnt and @ussoccer_esp.
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Last summer U.S. Soccer hosted four viewing parties with inspiring success. The last Viewing Party at Soldier Field drew over 28,000 fans to the lakefront park.
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Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit that was founded 1976 by the Fuller family. The organization is committed to eradicate the issue of poverty housing. The organization renovates old houses and builds new buildings in urban areas. Within the nonprofit, there are a number of programs such as: A Brush of Kindness, Neighborhood Revitalization, & Disaster Response. The houses that they build are modestly-sized and built to reflect the local culture.
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They wanted to give students an opportunity to volunteer more regularly in order to spread volunteerism in their community. Members of the service club choose to volunteer at organizations and causes they are passionate about. The service club as four main issues they take action against: hunger, homelessness, lack of necessities and aiding in healthy community relations, in order to counteract poverty.
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Boston Baked Beans, Slow-Cooker Style
This delicious side dish is traditionally made with navy or pea beans, molasses, and brown sugar and is baked for hours until the beans are tender and the sauce is syrupy. We thought it would make a perfect slow-cooker recipe -- and were we ever right!
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- 1 lb. dry small white beans
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- 4 slice bacon
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- 2 tsp. dry mustard
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- Rinse beans with cold running water and discard any stones or shriveled beans. In large bowl, place beans and enough water to cover by 2 inches. Cover and let stand at room temperature overnight. (Or, in 6-quart saucepot, place beans and enough water to cover by 2 inches. Heat to boiling over high heat; cook 2 minutes. Remove from heat; cover and let stand 1 hour.) Drain and rinse beans.
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- Cover slow-cooker with lid and cook beans on low setting as manufacturer directs, about 14 hours or until beans are tender and sauce is syrupy. Stir salt into bean mixture before serving.
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CardioGen-82 is the only generator-based PET perfusion agent approved by the FDA and reimbursed for the evaluation of coronary artery disease (CAD).
CardioGen-82 was approved by the FDA in 1989 and has been used in hundreds of thousands of patients since then. CardioGen-82 PET myocardial perfusion imaging (MPI) has experienced double digit year-over-year growth since 2003. The companies said the agreement will further accelerate the rapid expansion of this modality.
"In seeking a partner to help us maximize the availability of CardioGen-82 to physicians whose patients may benefit from this PET imaging agent, we sought a company with vast experience in the myocardial perfusion imaging market and an extensive and knowledgeable sales force," said Carlo Medici, president and CEO of Bracco Diagnostics Inc. "Lantheus Medical Imaging stood out as a company extremely well-suited for a partnership of this kind and we expect that this collaboration will quickly increase access to CardioGen-82."
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Free agency always affects NFL Draft decisions, but perhaps never more so for the Detroit Lions than this year. The Lions have numerous holes to fill coming off a 4-12 season, but there could be even bigger ones at certain spots if some key unrestricted free agents don't come back. One piece of this puzzle in free agency can change what is the best direction to take in the draft. They are intertwined. Free agency begins March 12. Those decisions should be clear before April 25, the first day of the draft. The Lions have several core players hitting free agency right now, and there appear to be just as many options of similar value in the draft. It's likely to turn the next few weeks into a frenzy of speculation, possibly ending in an extreme roster makeover. With salary-cap limitations and not knowing which free agents will receive lucrative offers from other teams, it's difficult to project what veterans are going to return. And then there's the draft, which has as much unce...
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