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& The Gazette DAMASCUS | CLARKSBURG DAILY UPDATES ONLINE www.gazette.net Wednesday, February 12, 2014 HEARTSTRING THEORY Versatile performer views love on a scientific plane. A-11 25 cents Committees vote to scale back Pulte housing plan Council decision also allows limited development on Miles-Coppola, Egan sites n BY Sheila (left) and Katherine Lyon of Kensington went missing at Wheaton Plaza in 1975. a new lead Cold case has CHIEF IDENTIFIES CONVICTED SEX OFFENDER WHO MAY HAVE HAD CONTACT WITH LYON SISTERS BEFORE THEY VANISHED VIRGINIA TERHUNE STAFF WRITER Five of the County Council's nine members voted Tuesday to cut the Pulte Homes proposal to build 1,000 homes in the Ten Mile Creek watershed west of Interstate 270 in Clarksburg to 538 homes — equal to a 6 percent cap on impervious surfaces. The members also voted to place a impervious surface cap of 15 percent on the Miles-Coppola site, where the Peterson Cos. has proposed a Tanger fashion outlet center. See VOTE, Page A-7 Katie Ledecky, of Stone Ridge, laps the other swimmers in the girls 500-yard freestyle in the Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Swimming Championships on Saturday in Germantown. BILL RYAN/THE GAZETTE At a news conference Tuesday in Rockville, Montgomery County Police Chief J. Thomas Manger points to a police mug shot of Lloyd Lee Welch, who police think may have been in contact with the Lyon sisters before they disappeared in 1975 in Wheaton. At left is Steve Vogt, a special agent with the FBI. BY DAN GROSS/THE GAZETTE Ledecky breaks mark at Metros Stone Ridge junior becomes first woman to swim 500-yard freestyle in less than 4 minutes, 30 seconds n BY JENNIFER BEEKMAN STAFF WRITER ST. JOHN BARNED-SMITH STAFF WRITER The few minutes between the end of warmups and the start of a swimming championship is usually a time when swimmers focus inward, get themselves in the right frame of mind for the upcoming competition. Stone Ridge School of the Sacred Heart junior Katie Ledecky spent those moments at Saturday's Washington Metropolitan Interscholastic Swimming and Diving championships signing autographs for and taking pictures with young fans who approached her on the Germantown Indoor Swim center pool deck. The 2012 Olympic gold medalist didn't even turn away admirers that horded around her on occasion in between her events — ultimately Stone Ridge coach Robert Walker escorted them away until after the meet — and when everything Montgomery County police are hoping to find out more about Lloyd Lee Welch, a convicted sex offender, and his possible connection to the disappearance of Sheila and Katherine Lyon almost 39 years ago from Wheaton Plaza. Police say they have confirmed he was at the mall the day the girls disappeared. See LEDECKY, Page A-7 Police shed new light on an almost 39-year-old missing person case Tuesday when they identified a convicted sex offender they believe may have had contact with two Kensington girls the day they disappeared. The girls, Sheila and Katherine Lyon, ages 12 and 10, walked to Wheaton Plaza, as it was known at the time, for lunch on March 25, 1975, and vanished. At a news conference Tuesday, Montgomery County police identified 57-year-old Lloyd Lee Welch, a convicted sex offender, and said they have confirmed he was at the mall the day the girls disappeared. Investigators have traveled to Delaware, where Welch is serving a prison sentence for raping young girls, to talk to him, Assistant Police Chief Russell Hamill said. Chief J. Thomas Manger declined to comment on how those interviews have gone and what police have learned in them. Welch has served jail time for 'These things don't happen, we thought, in Montgomery County' 1975 case in which two girls disappeared shattered sense of safety n AND BY SARAH SCULLY ST. JOHN BARNED-SMITH STAFF WRITERS The story of a disappearance almost 39 years ago has haunted Montgomery County, resurfacing periodically with remembrances or potential leads to a still unsolved crime. Two young girls walking a half-mile to Wheaton Plaza were never seen again. On March 25, 1975, the Lyon sisters went to the mall for pizza and window shopping. They vanished, shattering a sense of safety that made it common for kids to walk to the local mall un- See CASE, Page A-7 multiple convictions of sexual offenses and raping young girls in Virginia, South Carolina and Delaware, Manger said. He has not been charged in connection with the Lyons' case. "If we were able to charge someone, we would have done it," Manger said. According to police, witnesses from that day told investigators they saw Welch "paying See LEAD, Page A-7 SPORTS A TWEET LASTS FOREVER B-1 Social media is here to stay as a part of high school students' lives, for better or worse. Automotive Business Calendar Classified Entertainment Opinion School News Sports Please B-13 B-5 A-2 B-9 A-11 A-8 B-6 B-1 RECYCLE Check out our Services Directory ADVERTISING INSIDE B SECTION 1906243 Page A-2 T H E G AZ ET T E Wednesday, February 12, 2014 d PEOPLE& PLACES More online at www.gazette.net Clarksburg continues to honor former classmate Clarksburg High School's second-annual Dance Marathon on Friday night and Saturday morning raised $13,332 for the Children's Brain Tumor Foundation, plus the promise of future chances to honor former student Sam Moore. Forty-six students stayed at the high school from 9 p.m. Friday to about 9 a.m. the next morning for the all-night fundraiser. Last year's marathon in memory of Moore, who died of a brain tumor in August 2012, brought in nearly $20,000. English teacher Jessica Douglass, along with her husband and fellow Clarksburg English teacher, David, sponsored the 10-member student committee producing this year's event, with the hope that the dance marathon will become more and more student-led in years to come. "We delegate a lot of the work to students, and they come up with the ideas and implement them," Douglass said. "We talk to the people who need adults to talk to, but for the most part we try to make it their thing and do less and less for them." The Douglasses graduated in 2003 from Penn State, home of the 48-hour dance marathon for pediatric cancer. The popularity and purpose of the event stuck with the couple, and they hoped to make the Clarksburg dance marathon following Moore's death into a similar tradition. Although the bulk of the money was raised in the 12 weeks leading up to the marathon, other KIRSTY GROFF funds came from a Children's Brain Tumor Foundation 5K race in October, bake sales and donations, and fundraisers through local businesses. In addition, the school held a coffee house marathon kickoff event from 6 to 9 p.m. that was open to the public. The students had activities such as performances, games and "Minute to Win It"-style challenges throughout the night. "This is only the second year it's happened, but the seniors were so sad after this year ended, saying, 'I can't believe this is our last one,'" Jessica Douglass said. "That was a real indicator that this is something that can last and we can make bigger." Based in part on the visible effort made by the Clarksburg community to raise money in honor of Moore, Jeanne Young, president of the Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation, raised the possibility of awarding a grant to fund either primitive neuro-ectodermal tumor or pediatric glioblastoma multiforme; Moore was initially diagnosed with the former and had the latter when he relapsed. The foundation would not make any changes to its existing grant review process; rather, it would extend a call for applications in that research area. With plans in place to continue the event and fundraising for the Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation, starting anew with a Potbelly's fundraiser from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Monday at 20940 Frederick Road, Paige Arensmeyer (left), 17, and Sydney Lufsey, 16, along with many other Clarksburg High School students, participate in an all-night dance marathon Friday and Saturday at the school to benefit the Childhood Brain Tumor Foundation in honor of former student Sam Moore. the dance marathon doesn't show any signs of stopping any time soon. "I just hope that we're getting kids not only to think about a cause bigger than themselves but sort of empower them to realize they can do that," Douglass said. "These kids are going to walk away from this more confident, more mature, and they can bring this to college and start something. Even if we only raise $2,000 next year, if we're instilling that in kids, I feel like we've done our job." 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A 3-year-old rescue dog from the Washington Humane Society, Rocco has had four leg surgeries in his short life and has only just begun to roam his home like a normal dog. Rocco is a pit bull, one of thousands in Maryland that could be separated from their owners if they were accused of biting, regardless of whether they had previously exhibited dangerous behavior. "Imagine if someone told me I couldn't own Rocco," Bernthal said. "He's a member of my family. It's just wrong." Bernthal, chairman of the board of directors for the Humane Society of the United States, is a staunch advocate for striking down a Maryland Court of Appeals opinion that makes the dog owner liable for any damages if he knew the biting dog was a pit bull. The opinion, also known as the Solesky decision, does not require plaintiffs to prove the dog was dangerous if it is known that the dog is a pit bull. The decision also makes landlords liable for damages if they knew a pit bull was on their property. "The problem is irresponsible ownership, not the dog," Bernthal said. "Breed-specific legislation has the impact of denying to people ownership of dogs that they would love to have as pets, but it also has this profound impact on particular dogs. "It's a death warrant for them because these dogs end up in shelters, people don't adopt them, and they're put down." Bernthal did not grow up with pit bulls, but dogs have always been a part of his family, he said. From age 4 to 60 he raised boxers but he adopted his first pit bull after his son, "Mob City" actor Jon Bernthal, introduced him to the breed. "I began to learn, even before I was on the board, how much prejudice there is and how desperately they need homes," Bernthal said. "These pit bulls LINDSAY A. POWERS STAFF WRITER Rick Bernthal, chairman of the Humane Society of the United States board, gets a kiss from his 3-year-old rescue pit bull, Rocco, at his Potomac home Friday are animals which have a terrible reputation, and it's completely undeserved." Bernthal, a retired corporate lawyer, first got involved with the Humane Society of the United States, the country's largest animal protection organization, after accepting a pro bono case about horse soring, the illegal practice of intentionally inflicting pain on a horse's hooves to encourage an exaggerated gait called the "Big Lick." He said he had always been interested in animal rights but did not have time to take on advocacy work. Bernthal brought a 57-count indictment against a prominent trainer practicing horse soring, a successful case that seriously damaged the industry, he said. In 2007, Wayne Pacelle, the president and CEO of HSUS, encouraged him to join the board of directors, a body that oversees the nonprofit and its staff. He accepted the invitation and in 2012, Pacelle asked him to become the board's chairman. With 26 years of experience at the law firm Latham & Watkins, 12 of them spent as a managing partner for the Washington, D.C., office, Bernthal said it would have been tough to persuade him to leave it all if it weren't for an organization like HSUS. "I love practicing law, loved the firm, building the firm, and it would have taken something really special to make me give it up and that's what happened," Bernthal said. The Solesky decision was announced only days after Bernthal was announced as chairman. After the Maryland Court of Appeals announced its opinion in April 2012, the HSUS looked for an op- DAN GROSS/THE GAZETTE portunity to challenge the ruling, finding it in a special session of the Maryland General Assembly held to discuss casino gambling. Although bills eliminating the breed-specific language passed both houses, the Senate and House versions used different language, and the chambers could not reconcile the differences. HSUS tried again during the 2013 session of the Maryland General Assembly. Legislators successfully passed bills in both chambers but the conference report, which was a compromise between the bills, was not brought up for a vote in the House of Delegates. For the current session, state Sen. Brian E. Frosh and Del. Luiz R.S. Simmons have each introduced breed-neutral dog-bite bills. "We think it's vital that the legislation pass because this problem is still out there and it still causes people to be unable to keep pit bull dogs," Bernthal said. Still, Bernthal said, this legislation is not the ideal solution toward the ultimate goal of preventing dog bites. "Any legislation that speaks to breed is wrong, but we would have preferred legislation that encouraged people to train their dogs and be responsible pet owners," he said. Bernthal is modest about his accomplishments, Pacelle said, but his leadership has been a "great boon" to HSUS. "It's very personal for Rick. He has rescued a number of pit bull-type dogs and he knows that they can make great companions," Pacelle said. "To cast all of the animals as dangerous is wrong on the fact and is a threat to the well-being of the dogs and a real problem for the owners of these animals." Someone at Watkins Mill School has been sick with tuberculosis, but there is only a small chance that others at the Gaithersburg school may have been infected, according to Montgomery County health officials. School officials would not identify the person or say if the victim is a student or a staff member. The person is being treated and students and staff are no longer exposed to the disease, according to a Feb. 6 letter to parents from county health officer Ulder J. Tillman and Principal Scott Murphy. Tuberculosis, a contagious bacterial disease, usually affects the lungs and also can affect the brain, kidneys and spine, according to a Centers for Disease Control and Prevention fact sheet sent to parents. Cindy Edwards, a senior nurse administrator at the county Department of Health and Human Services, said she doesn't anticipate the individual will have infected others at the school. Edwards said county officials will look at the individual's schedule and determine who at the school might have been in close enough contact in late 2013 or early 2014 to warrant testing them for infection. County health officials will test the individual's family members, she said. She said she didn't have an estimate for how many people might need to be tested as the health department is still investigating. Watkins Mill has about 1,425 students and 175 staff members, according to county school system spokesman Dana Tofig. Students and staff would not catch tuberculosis just walking through the hall near the person, Edwards said. "It does require a pretty significant exposure," she said. "It has to be repeated and it has to be close exposure." The letter to parents said there is a "very small" chance that a student has been infected and that a person would usually need to be in close con- tact in a small room for about eight hours with the affected individual to become infected. County officials are recommending that "all students and staff who were in any class or after-school activity with this individual between October 2013 and January 2014" be tested, the letter said. Students and staff won't be able to undergo tests to detect infection for about eight to 10 weeks — until late March — because tuberculosis has a long incubation period, Edwards said. "It's hard to wait, but there's science behind why there's no need to go test this right now," she said. In early March, the health department will contact those who should be tested, the letter said. Edwards said she doesn't think a person would show symptoms of the disease before the eight- to 10-week period is over. Anyone exhibiting symptoms of tuberculosis — such as coughing, night sweats or a fever — should contact a doctor, she said. "If we find kids or staff (that have tuberculosis) at eight to 10 weeks, it's very treatable," Edwards said. The county health department will conduct free blood tests at the school for students at staff, she said. Because the disease is spread through the air, she said, there's not much the school can do. "There's no particular cleaning that needs to be done," she said. In 2012, the most recent year with available data, the entire county had 85 cases of tuberculosis, Edwards said. Susan Young — president of the school's parent, teacher and staff association — said "it's not a thrilling situation," but she thinks the school has responded well with the help of the county health department. Young said she doesn't know how much her son was around the affected individual and that he will get tested only if the health department indicates it is necessary. She said the school community has remained calm. 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POWERS STAFF WRITER In adopting a $2.32 billion operating budget for fiscal 2015, Montgomery County's school board on Tuesday approved additional money for staff positions, cultural competency training and a review of special education programs and services. The school board voted unanimously to pass the amended budget, which was about $34.7 million more than what Superintendent Joshua P. Starr proposed in December. The board is sending an operating budget to the Montgomery County Council and County Executive Isiah Leggett that asks for about $91 million more than the school system received this year. The budget also is about $51 million more than what the county is required to give under state law. In a Feb. 11 letter to school board members, Starr said the amended budget also reflects Gov. Martin O'Malley's state budget proposal, which provided about $217,000 less than the school system's requested amount. The amended budget will rely on the county to make up that shortfall. Under O'Malley's budget, the school system would receive about $618.8 million from the state. Following developments in the school system's negotiations with its employee associations, the adopted budget also includes about $35.8 million for employee compensation not included in Starr's original proposed budget. When Starr proposed his initial budget, he said he aimed to address growing student enrollment, ongoing achievement gaps among student groups and changes brought on by the Common Core State Standards, among other issues. During Tuesday's meeting, Starr and board members said the operating budget marked another step in a larger plan to add and restore positions and other budget items. School board President Phil Kauffman (At large) of Olney said the budget, which doesn't include everything the board members wanted, is "very responsible." "Sometimes that gets a little frus- trating when we say, 'Gee, can't we do it all at once,'" he said. "But I think it's reasonable to have the multi-year approach." School board Vice President Patricia O'Neill (District 3) of Bethesda said the budget is "a reflection of the past, the present and the future." "It is a multi-year phase-in of some of the things we would like to see," she said. The board passed amendments to the budget that included resources for two more prekindergarten classes, professional development to educate staff on how to work with students of different cultures, and three more pupil personnel workers and one more psychologist. There also will be money for an external review of special education programs and services and for student clubs related to science, technology, engineering and math. Speaking on the added pupil personnel workers and psychologist, Kauffman said the board heard a lot from the community about the need for increasing the number of such positions. "This is an area where I believe we have been underfunded in the past and we need to be expanding," Kauffman said. School board member Shirley Brandman (At large) of Bethesda said she supported the added staff members, as well, marking an acceleration of a plan to gradually add the positions. "We're trying, through the acceleration, to sort of note our committment," she said. Board member Christopher S. Barclay voiced his support for the cultural compentency training, which he said could benefit staff members who don't have previous experience working with certain student groups. "We need to know our differences, not from a negative perspective but from a positive perspective so we can figure out how to attain our goals," he said. Barclay (District 4) of Takoma Park said the review of special education programs and services is not a look at "what's wrong." "It is a review based on how to get even better at what we do," he said. Board member Judith Docca (District 1) of Montgomery Village said the external review will provide "a balanced view of what we might do that would be better." email@example.com Spring recreation signups underway The spring issue of the Montgomery County Guide for Recreation and Parks Programs is now available. Registration opened this week for spring programs, classes and swimming lessons. Classes and programs include aquatics, sports, therapeutic recreation services and active adult senior programming. Residents may register online, by mail, fax or in person at the recreation offices at 4010 Randolph Road, Silver Spring. Print copies of the guide are available at recreation centers, park facilities, aquatic and senior centers, and public libraries. Residents can pay $5 annually and receive the guide's four yearly editions by mail. The guide and mail subscriptions are available online at montgomerycountymd.gov/rec. For more information, call 240777-6840. Bill would cut smoking in region's public parks n Delegate says secondhand smoke is hazardous, even outside BY ANDREW SCHOTZ STAFF WRITER A smoking ban on parkland in Montgomery and Prince George's counties is being considered in Annapolis. The proposal, in a bill filed on Friday, would require action by the Maryland General Assembly. The ban would expand upon Montgomery's current smoking prohibition, which applies to a variety of public places, such as government buildings, businesses and many restaurants. Last year, county property such as bus stops, parking garages and outdoor recreation areas was included, too. Under the new bill, the MarylandNational Capital Park and Planning Commission would have to ban smoking of tobacco products on property under its jurisdiction, starting Oct. 1. The new bill is sponsored by both the Montgomery and Prince George's county delegations. Del. Benjamin F. Kramer (D-Dist. 19) of Derwood, who worked on the idea and got his colleagues' support for it, said a ban in parks makes sense because of the health risks associated with secondhand smoke, even outside. There's "no safe level of exposure," he said, noting that second- Dr. Michael Raboy of Germantown, a dentist who used to practice in Montgomery Village, uses an electronic cigarette Friday in the Ridge Road Dog Park in Germantown. hand smoke is a class A carcinogen, or cancer-causing agent. People might not realize that, even in open air, they need to stand at least 20 feet away to escape smoke, he said. He said two other important reasons also are driving the proposed ban. One is litter, which often is tobacco-related, such as cigarette butts, he said. The other is the environmental damage tobacco trash can cause by leaching into the soil and the aquifer, Kramer said. After visiting Ridge Road Dog Park in Germantown on Friday, Dr. Michael Raboy said he agreed with the DAN GROSS/THE GAZETTE proposed parkland ban, if the health dangers Kramer cited are true. Raboy, a dentist who lives in Germantown, said he was a heavy smoker for five years, but hasn't had a cigarette in two years. Now, he uses an electronic cigarette, which delivers nicotine but releases water vapor instead of tobacco smoke. He doesn't support one part of the bill that would directly affect him: The Park and Planning Commission, in its regulations, could prohibit an electronic cigarette or similar device, "whether or not the electronic device contains tobacco or nicotine," the bill says. Raboy called that idea foolish and wondered why government officials wouldn't encourage something that cuts down on cigarette smoke and use. On Jan. 30, Montgomery County's planning board expressed support for the bill. 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Pukekohe 2011 New Zealand.
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Mad Mike RedBull RX7 - Spitting Flames - Team NZ Promo 2012
Crank up the volume!! Enjoy unseen extended raw footage of Mad Mike in the
Quad-Rotor MadBull RX7, spitting flames with no Exhaust around Eastern Creek Raceway during the
victory burnouts at last year's Tectaloy International Drift Challenge!
SBPnz and Oversteer TV are again heading back to Australia with Team New
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Highlights of Round 2 of the Cody's Burbon & Cola D1NZ National Drifting
Championship from the Toll Whangarei Custom Drift Circuit.
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D1NZ Round 2
1. Daniel Woolhouse (Whangarei, Castrol Edge Holden)
2. Nico Reid (Auckland, Luxury Sports Nissan S15)
3. Andrew Redward (Auckland, Achilles Tyre Mazda RX7 V8)
4. Curt Whittaker (Auckland, Autosure 2JZ Nissan Skyline R32)
5. Gary 'Gaz' Whiter (Dargaville, Tectaloy Nissan S14 V8)
6. Zak Pole (Auckland, Bullet HD Nissan Skyline R34)
7. Carl Ruiterman (Pukekohe, GT Radials/Gull Nissan S14)
8. Troy Forsythe (Christchurch, Southern Drifters Nissan S13)
9. Jason Sellers (Waiuku, Wongs Kitchen 2JZ Nissan Laurel)
10. Daynom Templeman (NAC Insurance/Achilles Tyre Mazda RX7)
Championship Points (After Round 2)
1. Daniel Woolhouse 204
2. Curt Whittaker 174
3. Nico Reid 146.5
4. Andrew Redward 143
5. Daynom Templeman 129
6. Ben Belcher 127.5
7. Gaz Whiter 127
8. Carl Ruiterman 124.5
9. Sky Zhao 116.5
10. Brad Lauder 115
2012/13 Calendar
Rnd 1: Oct 26-27 2012 Manfeild Feilding
Rnd 2: Dec 01-02 2012 Whangarei
Rnd 3: Jan 19-20 2013 Tauranga
Rnd 4: March 01-02 2013 Hampton Downs incl. Legends Challenge
Rnd 5: March 30-31 2013 Ruapuna Raceway Christchurch
Rnd 6: April-May 2013 Grand Final Pukekohe Park Raceway
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Cody's D1NZ Drifting Championship Series - Round 5 Highlights - Ruakaka, Whangarei 2012
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Highlights from Round 5 of the Cody's D1NZ National Drifting Championship
Series from the exclusive Ruakaka street course in Whangarei, New Zealand.
For the first time since 2009 the D1NZ Series returned to the streets of
Northland, home to the infamous Team Driftcorp who have 6 D1NZ
Championships to their name and a rich history with New Zealand Drifting.
As such, the local fans swarmed at the opportunity to meet their favorite
drivers including 2006 Drift King Fanga Dan, current 3x defending champion
Gaz Whiter, and new young gun Robee Nelson.
This was the penultimate round, the Top 5 Championship contenders were all
visibly nervous and reluctant to talk about points and the title chase,
most if not all had their mind set on winning the weekend and it reflected
in some of the closest Top16 battles of the season, the Grand Final at
Hampton downs is sure to be a spectacular finale!
In practice plenty of carnage had accumulated in pitlane, most notably 2 of
the main title contenders, Cole Armstrong suffering 2 gearbox failures and
Curt Whittaker, the points leader, blowing an engine just before qualifying
with a fist sized hole through the 2JZ power-plant of his newly sponsored
Team Dilusi R34 Skyline. Curt would step into a borrowed car (D1Pro-Am Cam
Vernon) at an attempt to hold on to as many points as possible ahead of the
final round.
While championship dramas were the talk of pitlane, Mad Mike had his head
down and focused - qualifying first with hometown favorite Fanga Dan in
second, with young gun Darren Benjamin in third, further proving himself in
the D1-Pro class.
The Top16 got underway with Curt Whittaker paired up along side Niko Reid
in one of the most entertaining battles of the day, the pair were so
closely matched that OMT was called not once, twice, but 3 times until the
wildchild in the Luxury Sports S15 progressed through over Whittaker who
drove his best in an under-powered Pro-Am car.
With gearbox troubles still hampering the V Energy R34, Cole Armstrong and
the team would rebuild a new gearbox during the lunchbreak just in time for
the Top16, only to spin against Darren Benjamin in the chase, Benjamin
progressing through Top8 falling victim to a now hard charging Niko Reid
who was right at home with his street driving style despite another OMT.
The Top 4 would eventually feature Fanga Dan, Gaz Whiter, Mad Mike and Niko
Reid, a collection of popular drivers sure to rub panels for the modest
Whangarei crowd who braved the rain throughout the day.
A controversial battle between Mad Mike and Gaz Whiter went OMT, while
Fanga Dan progressed over Niko Reid for a spot in the final. Gaz fell to
Mike during the OMT, regardless of any controversy Mad Mike would continue
on into the final which was set to be a classic battle of friendly rivals.
The hometown hero, Fanga Dan in the Castrol Edge Commodore was out with
nothing to loose and was chasing down the top step of the podium in front
of a vocal home crowd. Mad Mike however was a man on a mission, determined
to join the ranks as a D1NZ Champion.
The MadBull RX7 would scream and spit flames on the lead run opening up a
small gap from Fanga Dan who would struggle ever so slightly with the right
transmission setup in the big V8. In true D1NZ fashion the battle would go
OMT and despite an even more refined chase and lead run from both drivers
it was almost a carbon copy with Mike opening the gap just enough to seal
the win over Fanga Dan!
Gaz Whiter would finish 3rd with Niko Reid claming his best result of his
debut D1-Pro season in 4th - Mad Mike celebrated in style with his right
foot out the window of the Red Bull RX7 during his victory burnout.
A fascinating round in the heart of Northland that is sure to return, a
round that now see's Fanga Dan sit 4th on the points, a dark horse for the
title - if anyone is out to spoil the party Dan's wild lock to lock driving
style could bring change to the Championship chase into Hampton Downs for
the Grand Final. Mad Mike however is seriously determined to earn his
stripes and the respect that comes with it. With more than 5 drivers in
with a shot, anything can happen!!
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A show and competition that took place in North China on the 17/08/13 in
the amazingly beautyfull place of the "Tianmenshan Mountains" famous in all
the world for the Huge Hole in the Rock called the doors to Heaven. The
road that takes you up on the top of the Tianmenshan Mountains has exactly
99 Corners and..
Why Not doing them "SideWays".. Only 2 Drivers were choosen by RedBull
China to do this event and have a drift competition between each other, the
Official RedBull China Driver from HongKong JAMES TANG, and the Official
Team Orange Japan Driver from Italy FEDERICO SCERIFFO.
With 96,5/100 Top Speed 170km/h The Italian Driver Takes the Win and the
Title of "Drift King of the Heaven's Road"
Drift Crash Compilation Sugo
A wet track at Sugo for D1 2006 made qualifying and practice very hard on
bumpers. More footage appears on a DVD called HPI v10, available from
Motorcycle vs. Car Drift Battle 3 - [Full HD]
After 3 long years of incarceration in High Plains County Penitentiary
Monster Energy's Ernie Vigil and Nick Brocha are released back into the
wild. Upon discovering they started a chain reaction of drift mayhem, the
two having sworn off motorcycle drifting didn't take long to relapse into a
life of sideways crime. This time they're on freshly built 204HP turbo Triumph Daytona sportbikes.
In this new absolutely no apologies given land of Driftpocalypse the HPPD
has taken drastic measures to put an end to needless wasting of tires.
Introducing Officer Buck, a new lawman armed to the teeth in a 850hp X2R go
anywhere, annihilate anything, long travel buggy. And back again not
content with his forced retirement, Officer Dan Brockett on permanent
sabbatical from the HPPD finds a way to join the chase in his personal
build 575HP undercover pursuit vehicle.
Directed & Edited by Matthew Brown Sanders
Nick "Apex" Brocha
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Dan Brockett
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Nick and Ernie's 2012 Triumph Daytona 675R turbos
Development by Empire: Nick Apex Brocha
Paint by Outlaws Customz
Graphics by Icon Motosports
Engine management by DynoJet via PC5 and LCD unit
turbo Fabrication by Fuel Forged of Las
turbo by Garrett: Garrett GT2052 turbocharger
Swingarm by Myrtle West
Tires by Avon Tyres
Lubricants by Castrol
Seats by HTMoto
Brakes by Galfer
Clipons and Rearsets by Driven Racing
Officer Buck's Buckshot Racing X2R
King Shocks
Pro Armor
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turbo by Garrett
Suspension provided by Fortune Auto
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Performance Fuel Injection
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Mad Mike Red Bull RX7 - Cody's D1NZ Round 3 - Taupo Motorsport Park 2011
Highlights and extended interview with Mad Mike Whiddett in the Red Bull /
Team Need For Speed RX7 at Round 3 of the Cody's D1NZ National Drifting
Championship Series held at Taupo Motorsport Park.
For more series info and latest updates checkout the D1NZ Facebook!
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Mad Mike Red Bull RX8 Drift Demo - WRC Brother Rally New Zealand 2012
Mad Mike's freshly rebuilt RX8 fires up for the WRC Brother Rally Of New
Zealand, putting on a drift demo around the scenic Auckland Domain. Mike
gives us a preview of whats to come when the car is fully finished ahead of
World Time Attack and the Tectaloy International Drift Challenge..
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Red Bull Hill Climb Brazil - Rhys Millen - Serra do Rio do Rastro - SC
A special session with racing legend Rhys Millen Racing to establish a hill
climb record in the spectacular Rio do Rastro Mountain Range road in the
South of Brazil.
As atividades contaram com o apoio do Governo do Estado de SC, Polícia
Rodoviária, secretarias de desenvolvimento, corpo de bombeiros e
prefeituras municipais. Mais de oito câmeras foram espalhadas ao longo da
serra para registrar todos os detalhes da descida. "As pistas da Serra do
Rio do Rastro serão fechadas para o evento, que trará visibilidade e
percepção da Serra do Rio do Rastro e de Santa Catarina no âmbito
nacional e internacional. A Red Bull prevê um investimento de R$ 10
milhões em mídia, com transmissão ao vivo pela Sport TV", explica Levy.
DC and Ken Block present Gymkhana FIVE: Ultimate Urban Playground; San
Shot on the actual streets of San Francisco, California, GYM5 features a
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What is it about the thought of getting my hair cut with rusty scissors makes me shudder? Oooooooooo (me shuddering :D). Great textures – daunting prospect!
does it remind you of sweeney todd?
– vampvamp
That's it!!
well wher'es johnny eh? ;]
– vampvamp
He's still at work :D ;D
– vampvamp
Great close,loveing the texture in this photo.
awesome thanks liv!
– vampvamp
RUST! Love it!
great thanks! ;)
– vampvamp


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December 18, 2014
La Conch Crown Plaza is located within walking distance of almost everything to do and see in Key West!
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Highly recommend this hotel - clean, great staff, and perfect location.
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A unique location in downtown Key West in the middle of everything. Walk everywhere you want to see in minutes.
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We arrived at your property only to find out that our suite was given away. The attendant announced that we had booked through a 3rd party and that the system did not communicate with each other and that the rooms were overbooked and the folks who had reserved the suites had already checked in. We booked directly with the hotel. There was a double room available and we took it since we were left with no other option. The rate was the same for the type of room given to us. As a consolation the attendant gave us 1 free drink at the bar...
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Situated off highway A8 between Stuttgart and Munich, just 5.5 miles north of Ulm, this family-run hotel offers an indoor pool and inviting rooms with free Wi-Fi.
Score from 564 reviews Good
Featuring a daily buffet breakfast and contemporary-style rooms with free Wi-Fi, this hotel is right next to Ulm University. iQ-Hotel Ulm includes free private parking and a 24-hour front desk.
Score from 463 reviews Very good
This hotel is located in the heart of Ulm, 800 ft from Ulm Main Train Station. The Ibis Hotel Ulm offers modern rooms, a 24-hour front desk and an underground parking garage.
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This family-friendly hotel is located in Giengen an der Brenz, just 3 minutes from the A7 motorway. Lobinger-Parkhotel offers free parking and spacious rooms with a flat-screen TV and free WiFi.
Score from 183 reviews Excellent
close to the Legoland close to Mcdonalds all teh best
Service and breakfast and personnel...Close to the highway
The carpets look old with very dirty spots...Badly needs change or cleaning
Modest hotel, clean, quiet, ample parking, Internet worked. Modest breakfast. Note: there is only McD nearby. Eat before you arrive. But they do have a small bar. Reception is manned 24x7.
The breakfast would improve greatly if the bread & rolls came from a proper baker, not an industrial baker.
Close to the highway
The location because there was nothing else as a Mac Donald. Perhaps it was possible to reach another restaurant by car, but after a long drive I did not like to drive further.
The room was ready for us when we got there with all the extrabeds made. It was convenient that we didn't have to call housekeeping to set them up. It is a basic hotel in every way.
-Clean room -good breakfast
-No wifi in room with view on mc donalds -No minibar
All of the facilities bedding,cleanliness breakfast.
Pillows take a bit of getting used to.
Cleanliness, comfort, tv, wifi, excellent breakfast
Our ( ground floor ) room did not have curtains at the windows - everyone from the parking lot could see the whole room.
Close to highway, MC Donald's near by, good breakfast, clean and comfortable.
No hair dryer. Slow internet.
Excellent prica per value, great staff.
Maybe a bit of confusion over breakfast, the woman working on the reception and bringing the food...
Close to Legoland. Perfect for our family. Friendly and helpful stuff - even when English language is not common! ;)
The breakfast was great. Really close to legoland and ulm.
No air conditioners ..
Friendly personal, good price, nice relaxation, the breakfast can be a bit improved.
- close to the highway - spacy and clean room - enough space for car parking
It's perfect with children. And the staff was so nice.
It was a bit cold.
Best price - cost ratio
You know upfront what you get and what you get is very good. It's located in a business area, so nothing to do around the hotel, but it's really close to the highway and Ulm is also not far away. Excellent for a night on our way to Austria.
The neighbourhood and little noise from the highway. Some green around the terras would make it a lot nicer to sit when weather is nice.
Location close to A7, breakfast OK, free car park, good price.
Very slow WiFi, room needing renovation (curtains with stains and teared up), small beds (but they can be moved closed together), breakfast limited in choice.
breakfast was good, close to Legoland
there is not a sauna
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