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INGLEWOOD, Calif. (May 19, 2010)-Unplaced in two previous starts on turf, Pretty Katherine came alive in her return to the surface, winning the $53,400 allowance feature on Wednesday at Hollywood Park.
The longest shot in the field of six at 16-1, Pretty Katherine finished fast to collar pacesetter Burg Berg in the final yards, winning by a neck. She completed the 1 1/16 miles in 1:42.76.
A 4-year-old daughter of Vindication and the Deputy Minister mare Indigene, Pretty Katherine was one of five double digit winners on Wednesday. The surprises triggered a Pick Six carryover of $73,699 for Thursday.
The Pick Six begins on the third race. Post time for the eight race program is 1 p.m.
Owned by William DeBurgh, John Sikura, George Todaro and trainer Jerry Hollendorfer, Pretty Katherine rallied into a slow pace – 24.14 for the opening quarter, 48.02 for the half mile and 1:12.02 for six furlongs – despite racing wide throughout.
Giving jockey Tyler Baze the second of his three wins on Wednesday, Pretty Katherine, who carried 119 pounds, returned $35.60, $12.80 and $5. Burg Berg, the 5-2 second choice under Joel Rosario, paid $5 and $3.40 while finishing 1 ½ lengths in front of 5-2 favorite Chasin Dreams, who was ridden by Rafael Bejarano. The show price on Chasin Dreams was $3.60. Dextera, Theodora and Belmont Cat completed the order of finish.
The win was the fourth in 18 starts for Pretty Katherine, who was bred in Canada by Hill 'n' Dale Farm and NETP, and increased her earnings to $160,401.
Baze's other wins came aboard favored Bella Palooza in the second and 5-1 shot Sheeza Beast in the eighth. Through 19 days of the spring-summer meet, Baze is second in the standings with 25 victories, five fewer than Bejarano.
The only other rider with more than one win was Martin Garcia. He won the first with Plantsite and the third aboard If You Knew Susie.
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text: Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Floor-standing speaker with built-in powered subwoofer Buy these towers plus a select center speaker: And get a FREE pair of Mythos Gem XL speakers Zoom Grille off Back Cutaway view Front - Grille On Group Midrange and tweeter closeup Photos Videos Item #: 735MYTHSTS Review Summary 11 people say Low Stock $1,499.00 Was: -$299.80 : Outlet Savings Free Crutchfield lifetime tech support Free Shipping Scratch & Dent Price Loading... $1,199.20 each Add to cart + Add to wishlist Email me alerts for this product $1,499.00 New Stock Buy this item and earn up to 1200 Rewards points See more offers and ways to save Special Financing Available x By buying this product you'll earn up to 1200 Rewards points. When you sign up for a Crutchfield account, you'll be enrolled in Crutchfield Rewards. You'll earn one point for every dollar you spend on gear from us. You can turn your points into Rewards Cards that you can use toward future purchases. You can sign up for an account now, or after you complete your purchase (you'll get credit for the points either way). Sign up for a Crutchfield account Overview Details Staff Reviews Customer Reviews Q&A Articles & Videos Accessories Our take on the Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® by Kristen Schaub Floor-standing speakers still standing tall Sure, floor-standing tower speakers buck the industry trend toward smaller, visually inconspicuous speakers, but they're hard to beat if great sound is your primary goal. Tower speakers produce powerful sound with excellent bass, making them a great choice for serious music lovers and for folks who want high-impact home theater. High-performance sound and a slim, elegant design The Mythos STS SuperTower is a more compact sibling to Definitive's top-of-the-line Mythos ST, and likewise delivers impressive, high-end home theater sound. In fact, Stereophile's Wes Phillips wrote, "It just may be the best loudspeaker I've heard for $3,000/pair" (August 2008 issue). It features a sleek aluminum cabinet and some of Definitive's most advanced components and technologies. But what really sets the Mythos STS apart from typical speakers is the SuperCube® powered subwoofer built right into the cabinet. It allows this speaker to generate startlingly deep bass, for big home theater sound. High-tech components and design for exceptionally detailed sound Closeup of the subwoofer. Closeup of the tweeter and midranges. Near the top of the cabinet are two 4-1/2" midrange drivers flanking a 1" dome tweeter, all acoustically isolated in their own sub-enclosure to prevent interference from the bass drivers (see cutaway shot in more photos). Each midrange features Definitive's Balanced Dual Surround System (BDSS) technology, which employs rubber surrounds on both the outer and inner edges of each speaker cone, for more stable, precise motion resulting in exceptional clarity. The pure aluminum dome tweeter has a special ceramic coating, so you'll hear loads of sonic detail without the edginess of lesser tweeters. Powerful bass built right into the cabinet The lower section of the cabinet holds a 5" x 10" racetrack-shaped woofer reinforced by two bass radiators. This combination creates a total surface area that's actually greater than that of a traditional 12" woofer, but the three-driver approach provides better low-frequency control, speed, and detail. A built-in 300-watt amplifier powers the subwoofer, delivering massive bass that eliminates the need for an external sub. Aside from saving you some floor space, the built-in subwoofer ensures balanced system sound because the bass is already perfectly blended with the mids and the highs. The subwoofer also has an adjustable volume control so you can fine-tune the bass to suit your room or taste. Each speaker has an aluminum cabinet and a polished granite base. Gorgeous aircraft-grade aluminum cabinet Definitive took a step away from the traditional look of boxy floor-standing speakers, and built the Mythos STS's slim, curved cabinet using contemporary design principles. The enclosure is made of black hand-polished aluminum, and rests on a polished granite base to ensure total rigidity and stability. Hooking it up is as simple as running one set of speaker wires from your amplifier or receiver to the speaker. Build a complete home theater system using perfectly matched Definitive Technology center and surround speakers. The Mythos STS pairs well with Definitive's Mythos Three center channel and Gem surrounds. Got wire? Most speakers don't include any. Learn about choosing and installing speaker wire at the Crutchfield Learning Center. Shop our selection of speaker wire. Did you know? Your new speakers will probably sound better after several weeks of use than they do right out of the box. That's because the material surrounding the woofers will loosen up, allowing the drivers to move more fully. Definitive Technology estimates a break-in period of 24 to 48 hours of playback before the speakers will deliver optimum sound quality. For more information and helpful tips, check out this article from Definitive's website about conditioning your speakers. See more info on this item Highlights:frequency response 16-30,000 Hzsensitivity 93 dB8-ohm impedancehandles up to 250 wattsone 1" ceramic-coated, pure aluminum dome tweetertwo 4-1/2" BDSS midrange driversone 5" x 10" long-throw racetrack subwoofer reinforced by two 5" x 10" racetrack radiatorsbuilt-in 300-watt subwoofer amplifier with adjustable volume controlsubwoofer auto on/offone pair of 5-way binding postsline-level LFE input (optional connection for use with receivers with LFE output)aircraft grade extruded aluminum cabinet and granite basegloss black finish10-foot AC power cord for built-in subwoofer10-3/8"W x 46-15/16"H x 14"Dwarranty: 5 years for speakers, 3 years for amplifierOur 60-day money-back guarantee Hands-on research from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Features and specs chart | What's in the box? | In-depth notes Features and Specs General Enclosure Acoustic Suspension Finish Aluminum Color Gloss black Tweeter Dome Tweeter Size (inches) 1 Midrange Size (inches) 4.5 Woofer Size (inches) 5 x 10 Woofer Composition Polymer Woofer Surround Rubber Built-in Powered Sub Yes Video-Shielded Yes Connector Type 5-way post/RCA Bi-amp Inputs No Parts Warranty 5 Years Labor Warranty 5 Years Specifications Power Range 20-250 Frequency Response 16-30k Hz Sensitivity 93 dB Impedance (Ohms) 8 Amplifier Power 300 Height (inches) 46-15/16 Width (inches) 10-3/8 Depth (inches) 14 Weight 54 lbs Product Research What's in the box? Download owner's manual Tower speaker with built-in powered subwoofer Removable cloth grille (installed) Granite base 10' AC power cord 5 Spiked-feet 5 Plastic feet 4 Mounting bolts 8 Flat washers Allen wrench Self-adhesive wire-clip Owner's Manual Online Product Registration card Scratch & Dent items may be missing non-essential accessories. In some cases the manufacturer's accessories have been replaced with generic equivalents. Our Product Research Team At Crutchfield, you'll get detailed, accurate information that's hard to find elsewhere. That's because we have our own in-house Product Research team — they open the box, verify contents, check the owner's manual, and record dimensions, features and specs. We stay on top of new products and technologies to help people make informed choices. Overview: The Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower is a tower loudspeaker with a built-in powered subwoofer. The Mythos STS SuperTower design offers a truly full-range loudspeaker that combines the accuracy, imaging, and detail retrieval of a monitor speaker with the depth, dynamics, and bass output a separate powered subwoofer into one visually attractive, small-footprint enclosure. The Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower utilizes a 1-inch pure aluminum dome for extended highs and two 4.5" high-definition cast-magnesium basket midranges for smooth sounding vocals. The Mythos STS SuperTower also features a "racetrack" shaped carbon fiber active driver powered by a built-in 300-watt Class-D amplifier and pressure-coupled to two "racetrack" shaped low-bass radiators equal to the surface area and bass output of a 12-inch woofer but with far greater control, definition and speed; eliminating the need for a separate subwoofer. The STS SuperTower features a and-polished gloss aircraft-grade extruded aluminum enclosure with proprietary damping technologies and polished granite base to ensure total rigidity and stability. The Mythos STS SuperTower has been engineered for music listening and home theater enjoyment. Driver Technology Built-in Powered Sub Enclosure Design Connections Mounting Options Driver Technology BDSS Technology: Definitive Technology's Balanced Double Surround System (BDSS) driver offers a wide-bandwidth accurate frequency response, broad dispersion, low distortion, and detail retrieval; so you hear more the music with greater accuracy and enjoyment. BDSS drivers incorporate the following design features. Balanced Double Surrounds: The speaker's balanced double surrounds support the cone at two points to provide better mechanical stability for longer, more linear excursion, and improved damping to suppress parasitic cone resonance. Mineral-Filled Polymer Cone: The loudspeaker features a deeply drawn mineral-filled polymer cone engineered using sophisticated 3D modeling techniques for wide range performance. Waveguide: The cone's integrated waveguide smoothes off-axis response for broad, even dispersion and better imaging. High Temperature Voice Coil: The driver's high temperature, oversized, lightweight vented voice coil offers improved power handling and quick transient response. The voice coil is also lengthened to increase linearity and lower distortion. Magnet Structure: The driver's magnetic system is optimized by finite element analysis to maximize magnetic flux in the gap for high efficiency and linear excursion. Die-Cast Alloy Basket: The die-cast alloy basket minimizes ringing and vibration while the open area minimizes back wave reflection. High Definition Midranges: The Mythos STS SuperTower contains a D'Appolito array consisting of two high-definition 4-1/2 inch drivers surrounding a 1-inch dome tweeter housed in an acoustically isolated sealed enclosure. The drivers feature Definitive's patent-pending Balanced Dual Surround System (BDSS) technology that supports the speaker cone at both the inner and outer edges for longer, more linear excursion, greater clarity, and finely textured inner detail. The driver baskets are die cast Aluminum. Pure Aluminum Dome Tweeter: The tweeter is a pure aluminum dome, which has been heat-treated to relax the crystal structure and then coated with a ceramic to produce extended, smooth highs. Magnetically Shielded: The Mythos STS SuperTower is magnetically shielded for safe placement near your television. Break-In Period: The Mythos STS SuperTower will sound good right out of the box; however, an extended break-in period of 40-60 hours or more of playing is required to reach full performance capability. The break-in period allows the suspensions to work in and results in full bass, a more open midrange, and smoother high frequency reproduction. Built-in Powered Sub Powered Subwoofer: The 5 x 10-inch "racetrack-shaped" polymer/carbon composite subwoofer is powered by a built-in 300-watt Class D amplifier and pressure-coupled to two 5 x 10-inch "racetrack-shaped" planar low-bass radiators for a total bass radiating area greater than a 12-inch woofer; but with far greater control, definition, and speed. A pair of STS tower loudspeakers is like having two 12", 300-watt powered subwoofers in your room without taking up anymore floor space. The result is bass that is deep, powerful and impactful while at the same time having tight, controlled, and accurate response. The built-in powered subwoofer also provides the following features. Auto Turn-On: The Mythos STS's built-in active power subwoofer section must be plugged into an electrical socket using the supplied 10' AC cord. The Mythos STS has a special circuit which automatically turns the powered subwoofer section on when a signal is fed to the loudspeaker and turns off when there is a no signal (for 1-hour). LED: An LED on the back-panel will light up when a signal is sensed and the amplifier turns on. The LED will automatically turn-off when there is no signal (for 1-hour). Built-In Crossover: Definitive's engineers have perfectly adjusted the crossover and phase between the subwoofer and main speaker sections of the Mythos STS SuperTower to achieve seamless blending and life-like sound. Note: Please not that there are no controls to vary the crossover points or phase because these have been factory calibrated and set to provide perfect blending. Level Control: The Mythos STS SuperTower has a bass-level control which allows you to tune the output level of the built-in powered subwoofer section to match your room and personal listening preferences. Protection Circuit: To prevent accidental damage to the subwoofer built-in the Mythos STS SuperTower from overdriving the system, the built-in powered subwoofer section features an internal overload protection circuit, which will turn the powered subwoofer off or down when overdriven or overheated and will then resume normal operation after a few minutes. Enclosure Design Curved Extruded Aluminum Enclosure: The enclosure is extruded aluminum with internal ribs for stiffening purposes. Strips of damping material are adhered to the inside of the extrusion to suppress ringing. The baffle is "Polystone" a dense and non-resonant mineral-filled polymer material that is slightly oversized and is force-fit into the extrusion "mouth" to prevent the aluminum from ringing. The midrange/tweeter array is isolated from the woofer enclosure by two pieces of MDF. Both woofer and mid/hi enclosures are sealed. The slim, curved shape of the enclosure reduces diffraction contributing to the ST's broad imaging and deep soundstage. Connections Speaker-Level & Line-Level Connections: The Mythos STS SuperTower is equipped with a pair of gold-plated, 5-way binding posts to attach your receiver's speaker wire and a gold-plated, mono-RCA/LFE input to connect your receiver's LFE/subwoofer output. Mounting Options Granite Base with Adjustable Feet: The granite base combined with the heavy Toroidal transformer mounted on the bottom plate of the loudspeaker's enclosure provides a low center of gravity for superior stability. The base incorporates 5 adjustable-height metal feet that may be fitted with either smooth furniture glide tips for wood and ceramic floors, or spikes for carpeted floors. Applications: The precise accuracy, wide-range response, and high impact dynamic range of the Mythos ST allow you to use the speaker in most home audio/video system's ranging from a 2-channel music-only to a 7.1 channel home theater system. When used as a stereo pair, simply connect it with speaker wire as one would any pair of speakers; there is no benefit to using the low-level LFE inputs. When using the ST in a multi-channel system there are two options. Connect speaker wire as in a stereo system; set bass management as Front=Large, Subwoofer=None In addition to speaker wires connect low-level cables from the LFE/Subwoofer output of the receiver/processor to the LFE inputs of the ST (Y connector is usually required). Set bass management as Front=Large, Subwoofer=Yes. The benefit of this hook up method is that one now has the ability to control the level of the LFE channel relative to Front L&R bass. Placement: The Mythos STS SuperTower loudspeaker can be used as a Main or Surround speaker. Fronts: When used as a front main speaker, you should create an equilateral triangle between the speakers and your listening area. The speakers should be angled toward the center of the listening position for brighter, clear, sound with a sharper focus and a more solid central image. Pointing the speakers straight forward, parallel with each other , will result in a warmer less sharply focused sound. To get the best possible imaging and most even tonal response, avoid placing the speakers less than 3-feet (1-Meter) from your room's walls. Surrounds: When used as rear or surround speaker, the Mythos ST may be located on the side or behind the listeners. When used on the sides, take care never to locate the speakers forward of the listeners. When the side/rear speakers are close to the listening position, do no aim the speakers directly at the listeners. Product reviews from the Crutchfield Labs (what are the Labs?) Video: Definitive Technology Mythos Speakers Video: Definitive Technology Mythos Speakers by Tara W., Video Guest Definitive's Mythos speakers offer audiophile performance in a sleek, stylish package. Learn about what makes these speakers different in this short overview. Review this product Submit a review and then enter to win a $500 rewards card Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Reviews Average Customer Review: 11 people say: Review this product: Thanks for taking the time to share your experiences about this product. Please be sure to focus your comments on the product itself. Read our Review Guidelines for more information. Review title * Email Your email won't be visible. Please use the email address that is associated with your order. 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We reserve the right (but are not obligated to) review all submissions and edit or remove any review in any manner which we deem necessary. Your review should be posted within seven days. Filter by rating: 5 Star: (0) 4 Star: (0) 3 Star: (0) 2 Star: (0) 1 Star: (0) 5 out of 5 Recommended Written By newrap, Phoenix, AZ on Tuesday, September 23, 2014 I will start off with saying I have owned these speakers for about two years, very happy with the overall quality. Made the step up from Klipsch Reference Speakers. I took some time for my ears to adjust to these gems from the monstrous bass and explosiveness the Klipsch line offered, they are still a guilty pleasure. Anyways, the bass is great and tight, highs clean and non fatiguing. Very detailed mid's and would recommend to anyone with a "medium" to "slightly" large room. They speakers seem to play nice with the many receivers I own. Currently run with NAD C 356BEE. When auditioned everyone I know is blown away!! Recommend these speakers and the amp. Pros: Amazing reproduction of live music from top to bottom, especially surprised with the performance from the midrange drivers considering their size. Cons: The price.. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Written By Walter, Pasadena Maryland on Saturday, May 17, 2014 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Excellent Pros: Like being at the movies. Cons: None Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower Written By TitoM, San Juan, PR on Friday, July 19, 2013 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Ease to install and excellent match with receiver. Needs a a few hours (more than 10 hrs.) of "breaking" to reach a peak sound. Still pending to see if an extra sub will be needed. Pros: Excellent sound, very nice esthetically - easy to match different decoration. Cons: Possibly, more sub sound will be needed, but I expected this. 1 out of 1 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Written By SteveD, Corning, NY on Wednesday, February 29, 2012 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Beautiful design, clean rich sound, one of the top 10 Greatest audiophile speakers; under $3,500; CNET 2009. Boxed well. beatiful black granet base. I layed the speakers across the coach arms so I could assemble the stone bases, They come with specialize feet for hard wood or carpet. The blend well into my room only the sound being the center of focus. Pros: In the price range this is an excellent quality speaker the sound filles the space with the built in powered subwoofers. You can put them closer to the wall then some othe designs, the look great in the room with out being the visual focus in the room. Cons: They are actually sold by each so remember to buy two, Just under $3,000 for the pair. 5 out of 5 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Exceptional sound Written By Ken7, New York, N.Y. on Sunday, July 10, 2011 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) The sound these speakers produce is truly amazing. The built-in subs give it a sound and presence that I haven't heard in similar sized speakers. I shopped at a number of audio shops and listened to a number of speakers, but to me these reproduced music the most faithfully without a hint of strain. Additonally, put in a home theater setup, they can produce startling impact when called for. The combination of musicality and an eagerness to produce all the sounds called for in a home theater setup, make these speakers real winners. 7 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 4 out of 5 These things make you shake your head in amazement. Written By Rome, Houston, TX on Wednesday, February 02, 2011 I shopped around for speakers for a full year. I wanted a full range tower and, being a man's man, I wanted a BIG full range tower. I've seen these "lifestyle speakers for a while and always passed them by thinking they were all looks & not much substance. After all, at only about 6" deep, how much bass could they possibly produce? Well, let me tell you... plenty. Not only that, they are extremely well balanced top to bottom. You will have your friends looking under the sofa for the hidden subwoofer in the room. Pinpoint imaging. Lifelike vocal presentation. Amazingly dynamic. These speakers are truly unbelievable! I've been a fan of Def Tech since their inception. The BP10 was my introduction to truly balanced, full range sound. But with the Mythos STS speakers, they have truly come up with something special. 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Anything more enjoyable is illegal Written By Derick H., Pittsburgh, Pa on Monday, January 31, 2011 I wanted these for over a year, finally pulled the trigger and I can't stop smiling. Bass is rich and deep, amazingly so especially when you see the size of the sub-woofers. I heard these powered by a 50 watt integrated amp and was sold immediately. I own a full Definitive home theater set up but I enjoy just listening to the STS towers on their own. My speakers are still green but I am still impressed by their sound, I can't imagine the level of detail that they are capable of but I am looking forward to finding out. I don't regret a single penny that I spent on these 8 out of 8 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Written By R.N., Louisiana on Monday, December 06, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Went from Bose acoustimass to these, what a huge difference. Well worth the money. 2 out of 2 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Supercalifragilisticexpialidocious Written By Dan, Van Buren, Arkansas on Sunday, November 28, 2010 Crutchfield Customer Review (What's this?) Some audio mfgs. do well with the advertisment of their products only to be sold a mid-level piece of equipment. I was unfamiliar with definitive technolgy until last year when I began outfiting a theatre. Their products are the rule and should be purchased imidately so one does not waste time and money on the standard. 2 out of 7 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Aurally and Visually Beautiful Written By mojo6411, Boulder, CO on Wednesday, November 17, 2010 I love the look and I love the sound. I am fully satisfied. 1 out of 4 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 5 out of 5 Beautiful sound Written By CK, Martin, TN on Thursday, September 16, 2010 I bought these to replace my Bose Acoustimass system almost a year ago. Much fuller sound than the Bose. Makes my living room more like a theater than it has ever been. I worried my wife would complain about replacing the 'virtually invisible' Bose cubes with these towers. She loves them too. 5 out of 6 people found this helpful Was this review helpful? Yes | No 1 question already asked Is these speaker able to use the atmos sound format? [ Gabriel Aug 18, 2014 ] 3 answers Hi, I bought only the center speaker. Not sure what is the atmos sound format. Thanks.. [ MAURILIO Aug 18, 2014 ] It not the speaker system that controls atmos sound it's the receiver you are using that has that capability. Once you have a receiver that has atmos capabilities then add additional speakers to your system to satisfy the atmos sound field. [ WALTER Aug 18, 2014 ] the real answer is, I have no idea. However, I do know that at the end of June 2014 Dolby Labs hardware partners announced that Dolby Atmos would soon be coming to home theaters. So from that I would doubt that the speakers will handle all of the discrete audio channels you're talking about. [ GARY B. Aug 18, 2014 ] Add accessories for the Definitive Technology Mythos STS SuperTower® Add Accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. See all categories & accessories You'll need speaker wire to connect your speakers to your amp or receiver. No wire is included with this speaker. Speaker Wire with Connectors Cut your speaker wire to the exact length you need. Speaker Wire without Connectors Add connectors to your bulk speaker wire for a neater, easier, and more reliable installation. Connectors & Clamps Each of these tower speakers has a built-in powered subwoofer. Use two subwoofer cables to connect both speakers to your receiver's dedicated sub output, using a Y-adapter (shown below). Subwoofer Cables Use a Y-adapter (along with two subwoofer cables, shown above) to connect your receiver's subwoofer output to the powered sub in both of your tower speakers. Audio Cable Adapters The center channel reproduces most movie dialogue and more than 50% of the soundtrack information. You'll want a speaker that is voice-matched to your main speakers. Center Channel Speakers Powered Subwoofers On-wall Speakers Miscellaneous Audio Accessories Complete your home theater speaker system with voice-matched surround speakers. 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Other projects awarded in the spring grant cycle include the League for Animal Welfare with $1,000 for spaying and neutering of companion pets for low income pet owners; Etowah Valley Humane Society with $1,000 for construction of an outdoor play area for dogs; AIDS Alliance of Northwest Georgia with $1,000 for HIV prevention materials; and Boys & Girls Clubs of Bartow County with $2,000 for the Career Launch Program.
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Can people just hike up the auto road?
Also can people just hike along the Cog railroad tracks (not on them)?
Can people just hike up the auto road?
Also can people just hike along the Cog railroad tracks (not on them)?
Yes and yes, but not officially. I don't recommend doing either in the summer. You can hike the Auto Road, but it is twice as long as the shortest trail to the summit.
If you decide to follow the Cog Tracks I highly recommend not walking on them. They are covered in some of the nastiest grease man can make. It will ruin your clothes and stick to your boots. Actually, if you are careful you can avoid most of it, but just watch out.
Next up: Vermont City Marathon: May, 2011
I forgot to mention a few things.
One reason people don't follow the Cog tracks is because there is no trail there. It's very important to stay on the trails so you don't cause erosion and kill the alpine plants. Stick to the trails.
People don't use the Auto Road because its just that, a road. There's a highway that runs from Georgia to Maine but most people hike the Appalachian Trail instead.
Both are good escape routes in the winter, but I'd leave it at that.
Next up: Vermont City Marathon: May, 2011
I also would not recommend hiking either the cog or the AR. Both are privately owned and (at least) the Road prohibits hikers. For a better hiking experience I suggest the Ammonoosuc Ravine trail from the Cog side (or the Jewell trail for a longer, more gradual route). From Pinkham notch, I recommend the Tuckerman ravine trail, as the Huntington ravine trail is very, very steep.
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Central office saga top story of 2012
SALISBURY If this is accepted, we have just ended 23 years of debate.
Perhaps Chad Mitchell, then chairman of the Rowan County Board of Commissioners, spoke too soon.
Mitchell made the statement during a special meeting held Jan. 25 in which the board voted 3-2 to borrow up to $6 million on the Rowan-Salisbury School Systems behalf to build a central office.
About two weeks later, the school board voted 6-1 to construct in downtown Salisbury on land donated by the city.
The board planned to repay the loan through sales tax dollars allocated specifically for capital building projects.
Those who thought that was the end of the conversation were wrong.
The topic continues to be a hot-button issue that seemingly everyone in Rowan County has an opinion about.
Thats why the Post news staff voted the central office saga the top local news story of 2012.
The central office re-emerged as an issue during this years election season.
And when Bryce Beard and Dr. Jim Emerson failed to win a third term on the school board, speculation swirled it was because of their support of the project.
The project fell back into limbo earlier this month when county commissioners voted 3-2 to put a 60-day hold on the downtown proposal, asking to meet with school board members to discuss the project.
The school board complied with the countys request, scheduling a stakeholders meeting at 5 p.m. Jan. 3. County commissioners and City Council members have been invited to attend.
But county board chairman Jim Sides has already turned down the invitation, saying commissioners requested a meeting with the school board and only the school board.
Newly-elected school board chairman Dr. Richard Miller has said he considers the city a stakeholder because City Council has agreed to donate land and a parking lot, each worth roughly $250,000.
Although new school members Josh Wagner and Chuck Hughes arent keen on building downtown and suggested considering other options, the majority sent a clear message that they are ready to move on.
During a Dec. 17 meeting, the board voted 5-2 to affirm plans to construct a 62,000-square-foot facility on South Main Street.
The project had been scaled down to about 49,000 square feet, which is too small to house the school systems exceptional childrens department and support future growth, due to the constraints of a $6 million budget set by commissioners.
The decision came with a twist.
The school board is asking the city of Salisbury to help with the additional $2 million needed to build the larger structure.
City Council has agreed to see how Salisbury can help pay for the project. Im looking forward to how the city might be a solution provider, said councilman Brian Miller.
The conversation is sure to continue into 2013.
Even if the city finds a way to finance the additional $2 million, the project still needs a nod from the county commissioners and the state Local Government Commission must grant the final stamp of approval.
The other top stories of 2012, as chosen by the Post editorial staff, were:
2. Former coach accused
Until this year, Ralph Wager was best known as a successful former soccer coach at Catawba College. He was in inducted in the schools Sports Hall of Fame in 2008. After his time at Catawba, he helped establish youth soccer in Charlotte.
But that changed in July when authorities charged the 69-year-old Wager with sexually abusing a boy hed met on the Catawba campus pool during his tenure there in the late 1980s. The victim, now in his 30s, contacted law enforcement after searching the Internet in the wake of the Penn State child molestation scandal and learning Wager still worked with children.
Since that time, Wager has received more charges involving a different victim who was 13, he told investigators, when the coach molested him at Wagers on-campus residence. During a bond hearing in August, prosecutors said there may be more accusers.
Catawba officials have responded to the charges by saying they will cooperate with authorities while conducting an internal investigation and examining the schools policies to ensure the alleged crimes could not happen today or in the future.
Top college officials during Wagers employment there have retired or moved on to other jobs. Authorities said those officials initial response to allegations in the 1980s was to restrict Wagers access to the pool.
Wager resigned from Catawba in 1990 citing stress. In a court filing, however, a prosecutor said Wager left his job abruptly ... after allegations of improper contact with a minor child came to the attention of campus officials.
Wager now faces 11 felony charges in the separate cases.
Another man came forward in New York claiming Wager molested him while a high school soccer coach. Police said the allegations were too old to investigate.
3. Debate goes viral
A North Rowan High School teacher was dragged into the national spotlight in May after a student secretly recorded her yelling and telling him he could be criminally charged for criticizing the president.
Tanya Dixon-Neely was leading a class discussion on reports that presidential candidate Mitt Romney bullied a high school classmate when the dispute began. Student Hunter Rogers questioned whether President Obama hadnt done the same thing.
Dixon-Neely didnt know that Rogers was recording the increasingly heated exchange with a cell-phone video camera that was face-up on his desk, and she can be heard saying he couldnt question Obama because he is the president, but that Romneys past could be questioned because he was only a candidate.
In the video, Dixon-Neely can be heard telling Rogers that he could end up in jail for criticizing Obama and that people had been charged for bad-mouthing former President George W. Bush.
Posted online, the video went viral and made Dixon-Neely a target of conservative bloggers and news organizations. She was suspended the rest of the academic year and required to take professional training.
4. Praying for a fight
On March 5, Rowan County Commissioner Jon Barber opened the boards meeting with a prayer, concluding it in Jesus name.
That wouldve been a fairly run-of-the-mill event at a political meeting in Rowan or anywhere else around these parts had it not been for the fact that the American Civil Liberties Union had just asked the county board to stop praying that way.
Fresh off a victory in which the U.S. Supreme Court declined to hear Forsyth Countys appeal of a ruling that its boards opening prayers were unconstitutional, the ACLU sent letters to about two dozen government bodies across the state calling on them to stop opening their meetings with religion-specific prayers.
Those letters were sent to governments against whom the civil liberties group had gotten prayer-related complaints, an ACLU in North Carolina attorney said. The attorney said Rowan commissioners had generated the most complaints.
At that first meeting in March which fell on the same day the ACLU?had requested an answer from Rowan commissioners several hundred people packed the county government building, most of them showing their support by praying and singing hymns.
Commissioners have gone on praying the way they always have with some saying theyd be willing to spend taxpayer dollars defending that practice in court while a threat by the ACLU?to file a lawsuit had, at last check, gone unfulfilled.
5. Manufacturing an economic rebound?
When Freightliner announced in January it would bring 1,100 jobs back to its Cleveland truck manufacturing plant, Gov. Bev Perdue was on hand to proclaim it evidence of an economy on the rebound.
Perdue, the outgoing governor, wasnt around in August when the company acknowledged only about half those jobs had actually been filled, citing weaker-than-expected orders for its trucks.
Nonetheless, that acknowledgment was evidence of something else:?an economy thats recovering slowly possibly even more slowly than economic pundits and developers had forecast this time last year.
Rowan had some good news this year with several companies besides Freightliner announcing expansions or plans to locate new facilities with a few hundred jobs on the drawing board.
But there were setbacks. GE announced it would close its Salisbury plant next year, for one.
And a lot of people are still out of work.
After starting the year with an unemployment rate of more than 11 percent, the county jobless rate stood at just under 10 percent in October, the last month for which the figures are available.
6. Elections make for change
This years election was already going to be one of change and maybe a little confusion for Rowan County.
Redistricting had removed any part of the county from Congressional Rep. Howard Cobles 6th District. It had added a big chunk of western Rowan to fellow Republican Rep. Virginia Foxxs district, expanded the 8th District westward from Cabarrus and further condensed Democratic Rep. Mel Watts already skinny 12th District.
The GOP-led General Assemblys effort to shore up Republicans chances in congressional elections paid off. Even with President Barack Obamas victory, Richard Hudson ousted Democrat Larry Kissell in the 8th District and many Rowan residents got new representation.
The parade of new faces didnt stop at the federal level.
When popular state representative Fred Steen left his seat to make an unsuccessful run for Congress, that created a void eventually filled by former county commissioner Carl Ford, wholl now represent the 76th N.C. House District.
And the domino effect continued. With Ford and Raymond Coltrain the sole Democrat on the Rowan County Board of Commissioners not seeking re-election, two seats opened. They were filled by Mike Caskey and Craig Pierce.
Caskeys departure halfway through his term on the Rowan-Salisbury Board of Education meant that board would see the biggest change, with new members filling four of its seven seats. Newcomers Chuck Hughes and Josh Wagner ousted former chairman Dr. Jim Emerson and Bryce Beard and Susan Cox won the seat previously held by Linda Freeze, who didnt seek another term.
Former board member L.A. Overcash was appointed to serve the rest of Caskeys term.
7. A bridge to the future
Early in the morning on Aug. 2, the final car rolled across the southbound side of the old Interstate 85 bridge over the Yadkin River.
It was the end of an era and good riddance, said many.
The 57-year-old Yadkin River bridge had been deemed outdated, overcrowded and one of the worst in the state for years. When officials in Raleigh finally decided to appropriate funding and build a new one, they could probably hear the cheers going up from this area.
Given the number of people that use that bridge truckers, commuters its going to be a real pleasure now as opposed to being a nightmare, Tom Crosby with AAA?Carolinas said
The new I-85 bridge formally the Yadkin River Veterans Memorial Bridge is part of a $200 million project that will also widen the interstate for seven miles in Rowan and Davidson counties and replace other bridges.
But the Yadkin River bridge is undoubtedly the centerpiece of that project. Standing in the middle of the four-lane northbound span in early may, Gov. Bev Perdue called it a major transportation artery, not just for North Carolina but for the entire East Coast.
North- and southbound traffic are currently using the northbound span of the new bridge. State officials say the southbound bridge will open early next year, providing four lanes for traffic in each direction.
8. Flames destroy livelihoods, claim lives
Brent Lyerly could only watch as his familys 55-year-old business burned to the ground on a mid-April afternoon.
A malfunctioning furnace sparked the four-alarm fire at Lyerly Funeral Home on Salisburys South Main Street. The inferno grew so large that at one point, more than 50 firefighters battled the blaze with another 50 waiting in support.
It got so bad, the firefighters had to stop trying to save the building and focus on preventing the flames from spreading to others.
The bodies of three people two of them sisters awaiting services were recovered in the days after the blaze. Brent Lyerly, his spirit intact though the building lost, vowed to rebuild with a state-of-the-art funeral home.
It wasnt the only fire to claim a business this year.
In June, Sonya Graham died after chemical vapors ignited, causing an explosion and fire at the China Grove taxidermy and archery business she ran for 25 years with her twin sister Sionna Graham.
With her sister gone and their business destroyed, Sionna Graham considered shutting down S&S Graham Archery, but reopened in August with the support of the community.
In February, nine dogs died in a fire that gutted Rowan Animal Clinic on Statesville Boulevard. The clinics owners, the Dr. R.B. Lowe family, moved to a temporary location and broke ground on a new clinic in November.
9. Airplane crashes into High Rock
Steve Bown and Karyn Martin took off from the Lexington airport in Bowns single-engine Cessna shortly after 1 p.m. on a misty March 2. Thirty minutes later, the small airplane plunged into the waters of High Rock Lake.
They both died in the crash. Despite a large recovery effort took divers a couple of days to recover Bowns body from High Rocks murky waters and salvage crews nearly a week to pull the planes cockpit and motor from the lake.
Bown was head of Performance Springs Inc., a Michigan company with ties to NASCAR, and was in the area on business. The couple were headed to Florida when they left Davidson County.
It was one of three fatal small-plane crashes in Rowan this year.
In June, 64-year-old Dieter Floeth crashed shortly after takeoff near his home at Gold Hill Airpark, a private community where homes have attached hangars. The Socata Trinidad Tobago airplane crashed into a wooded area and caught fire around 4 a.m.
In October, 49-year-old Cecil Brown died when the small experimental aircraft he was piloting crashed in Granite Quarry.
10. Mall withers, I-85 retail blooms
When New York real estate developer Igal Namdar bought the troubled Salisbury Mall out of foreclosure for $2.5 million in February, he expressed optimism that its many vacant spaces could be filled with new tenants.
Later in the year, Namdar learned hell have another big hole to fill, maybe two.
Belk is leaving the mall next year to anchor an expansion at Wallace Commons, the new shopping center just off Interstate 85 at Julian Road that already features a Kohls department store.
And while the its U.S. 70 location was seen as a prime shopping spot when the mall was built a quarter-century ago, retailers focus has shifted across town to the interstate. Along with Belk, the Wallace Commons expansion will have Ulta, Shoe Carnival and Michaels.
And the exodus from the mall could continue. Big Lots is planning to move into the redeveloped Office Depot building next to Kmart on East Innes Street, according to plans on file with the county. The chain hasnt confirmed it will close its store at the mall.
Namdar has remained upbeat in interviews. He says there are other potential tenants for the mall, retail and otherwise. He even said hed be willing to sell the whole thing to the Rowan-Salisbury School System for a new central office.


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