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Wilber Shaffer
I found Wilber Shaffer's grave, but there is no marker. I'm sure of the spot because the cemetery office gave me a map with names on it so I could determine whether or not he has a marker. I took a photo of the site and will post it.
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Always glad to help. :)
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I found quite a few Mayo stones (including Deborah's husband Isachar, which I posted), but did not find Deborah. I will be heading back up to NH this summer, and will hopefully do a more thorough search for her (and others).
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Nearby to Oluf and Anna are Jacob Petersen and Henny T. Petersen. Don W
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Shari, Nathaniel's name is not on the stone at his buriel site. I will post the front (which has the name Philbrook) on his memorial. The names Katherine Philbrick d. 1903 and Mary Louise Philbrook d. 1925 are on the back. Pat
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You're very welcome. So many people have helped me. I just try to 'give back' when I'm able!
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You're Welcome Shari,
I was happy to fill your request. Yes. I live in Owatonna.
Have a great day!
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You are more than welcome. I dont know if you noticed that I shot a photo of the marker for his wife, Anna, as well.
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These were real fun, considering that only one has a marker
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Shasta Smith is not your typical grease monkey. She's an interior designer who also happens to have a thing for vintage motorcycles.
She rides them, collects them and mines them for inspiration.
In fact, anything with wheels kicks her mental motor into high gear. She sees the beauty inside cast-off metal and finds a home indoors for what once was scrapyard junk.
"I have two types of clientele," she said. "I've been a full-time interior designer in Sacramento (Calif.) for 15 years, but I also have another type of customer – people who want motorcycle design. That has international appeal."
With her distinctive red mane, Smith has attracted a worldwide audience for her design firm, The Vintage Monkey.
She parks her street-legal 1972 Honda racing bike next to her desk, where she's worked on designs for popular home-improvement TV shows such as "House Crashers."
In February, her work also was showcased during a New York launch party for a new cable channel, FYI, devoted to creative design. Yet Smith, 36, remains mostly anonymous in her hometown of Sacramento.
"People are always surprised to find our studio," she said. "They say, 'We had no idea.'
"When they come through (the studio), their first impression is it's a motorcycle shop," she added. "But then they realize, no, it's something else, something pretty cool."
The walls, floor and ceiling are lined with projects, several in progress. Almost everything started out as something else.
"I'm always on the hunt for vintage salvage," Smith said. "Then, we create architectural elements based on those findings. We hate throwing anything away."
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Even with a 2-0 lead, it seemed like the Boston Red Sox were headed for another frustrating day.
Lester worked out of trouble by retiring the next three hitters, pretty much breezed his way through seven innings and won consecutive starts for the first time since mid-May.
''It's been a grinding season,'' he said Saturday after pitching the Red Sox over the New York Yankees 4-1. ''I said back a month or so ago, I'm not giving up. Keep working hard, and things will turn. The last handful of starts I feel like they have.''
Adrian Gonzalez hit a two-run homer in the first off David Phelps (3-4) and Yankees nemesis Pedro Ciriaco was 4 for 4, raising his average against New York to .517 (15 for 29) - all in seven games this year. That's the second-highest for a player with at least 25 plate appearances against the Yankees in his career, according to STATS LLC, behind only Barry Bonds' .533.
''Do you think they'll try to trade for him?'' Red Sox manager Bobby Valentine said. ''It hasn't surprised me. It amazes me that he is who he is with that kind of talent and hasn't been utilized before.''
On a notable afternoon in the Bronx, Boston reliever Craig Breslow and catcher Ryan Lavarnway became what is thought to be the first all-Yale battery in the major leagues since 1883. Breslow, a molecular biophysics and biochemistry major, is a 2002 graduate. Lavarnway, a philosophy major, left after his junior year in 2008 to turn pro.
''We didn't need to put any signs down. We're all on the same wavelength,'' Breslow joked.
Fourth-place Boston won for just the fourth time in 11 games as the Red Sox try to right their foundering season.
Lester (7-10) had not won consecutive outings since May 14 against Seattle and May 19 at Philadelphia. He allowed five hits with four strikeouts and two walks, giving up his only run when Curtis Granderson homered in the fourth. Before defeating Cleveland 14-1 last Sunday, Lester had gone 0-5 with a 7.49 ERA in seven starts from the beginning of July.
''A lot more balls that are hit have been hit for hits and a lot of them they were well placed,'' Valentine said. ''Sometimes that happens and sometimes it just stops. Hopefully, it's stopped.''
TIRED ACTThe Red Sox used to be MLB's lovable idiots, but fans are no longer amused by their antics.
Lester needed 24 pitches to get through the first. With two on, he struck out Robinson Cano, retired Andruw Jones on a slow bouncer to third as the runners advance and fanned Casey McGehee.
New York went 0 for 9 with runners in scoring position. After Granderson doubled leading off the seventh, Lester stranded him on third.
Lester didn't look like a pitcher with a 5.03 ERA.
''You look at the numbers, you kind of step back, because you know that's not the type of pitcher that he is,'' said Swisher, who went 3 for 4. ''Today you got the best of Jon Lester you've seen in a while.''
After Andrew Bailey started the eighth and gave up a one-out single to Swisher, Breslow induced an inning-ending, double-play grounder from Cano, who is in a 1-for-21 skid. Alfredo Aceves pitched the ninth for his 25th save in 31 chances.
According to STATS and baseballreference.com, the only previous all-Yale battery was in on Sept. 15, 1883, when the Philadelphia Athletics' Jack Jones pitched to Al Hubbard. The Red Sox said they had been talking with Yale in recent days and had not yet been able to confirm that.
''There's been kind of an influx of talent in the Ivy League over the last few years,'' Breslow said of the brainy battery.
Instead of giving up the lead in the middle innings, Boston had boosted its lead to 3-1 in the fifth when Ciriaco singled with one out and scored on Nick Punto's double into the right-field corner.
Punto helped Lester avoid trouble in the fifth. Ichiro Suzuki singled with one out and stole second, and Jeter hit a hard one-hopper to third. The ball bounced off Punto's glove into the air, and he grabbed the ball with his bare hand and threw to first for the out. Swisher then struck out on a check swing.
Ciriaco doubled in the ninth, sending Scott Podsednik to third, and Cody Eppley threw a run-scoring wild pitch.
Whenever he plays against the Yankees, Ciriano seems to give the Red Sox a jolt.
''A bunt for a base hit, a hit-and-run double, a stolen base, a curveball to right field, base hit to center field on a fastball,'' Valentine said. ''That's a good day.''
NOTES: Red Sox LHP Brian Johnson, a first-round draft pick in June, was hit on the face with a line drive in a Future Games at Boston's Fenway Park. Johnson sustained multiple orbital bone fractures on the left side of his face, Red Sox spokeswoman Pam Ganley said. He was taken to a hospital, where she said he was resting comfortably. There were no signs of a concussion. ... Dustin Pedroia doubled in the eighth, extending his hitting streak to 13 games. ... INF Mauro Gomez was recalled from Triple-A Pawtucket and LHP Felix Doubront was placed on the 15-day DL with a bruised right knee. The Doubront move was retroactive to Aug. 10, and the Red Sox expect he will rejoin the rotation as soon as he's eligible to come off the DL. ... Punto had eight assists at third. ... Phelps gave up three runs and seven hits in 6 2-3 innings and struick out seven. He fanned Cody Ross three times, all on breaking balls.
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Well, it had to happen sooner or later.
I had to have a bad run.
I had to have the kind of run where my body and my mind just betrayed me.
This morning was an eight mile training run on a local trail. The trail itself should have been forgiving, except, well crushed limestone may as well be cement when it freezes. Except, well, bike tire ruts don't do anything good for the knees.
Of course, complaining about the trail doesn't make my run seem so bad.
Truth is my hip went out of whack around mile 2. Then my brain started to fight with me. Then I had a man literally laugh at me.
I cried people.
I cried in the middle of the trail. I can tell you this - it is not easy to run and breathe and cry all at the same time. I didn't even run that much. I was dusted by the Galloway people. I felt humiliated and humbled and broken... and all I could do was run-walk. My hip was screaming and my confidence was broken.
It was so humiliating. For miles three and four all I did was cry.
I get to the water station - and I'm seriously broken. I'm thinking about asking to catch a ride back with the guy who was manning it. I'm thinking about just walking all the way back. Fortunately, the guy manning the station was warm hearted and said one of those cliches like "It's the bad runs that build character."
Well, I couldn't not finish then.
So, I had to build some strategies. I couldn't let that jerk win. I couldn't let my brain win. I couldn't just quit. I had four miles to figure it out.
So, I tried all kinds of things.
First I got angry - telling myself to punch the run in the face. I think that kept me running for about a quarter mile.
Then I started bargaining - thinking that if I ran until the next mile marker I could walk for a bit.
Then I got angry again - why was I walking, I can run ten miles!
Then I started having a little God-Talk moment - trying to figure out why I was just having such a crappy run - wanting just a little more strength than I had for myself. That got me about a half mile.
I spend another half a mile literaly trying to think of everything I like about myself. Then I start thinking about actual facts I know. I know my hip's sore. I know I have a blister between my toes. I know I've run ten miles.
I try to focus on anything other than how I was feeling.
Because I felt lousy.
And then I finished.
I am trying to think of the positives.
First, I finished.
Second, I had my first ever truly bad run.
Third, I finished my first ever bad run.
You know what this means, right?
My next run can't be nearly as bad.
That means I've won.
Good Morning, Sparklers!
I've spent the last two days off from work and I'm spending this morning waiting to hear if I have an early dismissal today. Things are light and quiet in these parts; so, that means I get to take time off without regret or worry. I love it!
So, I had all these amazing plans. I wanted to finish my kitchen. I wanted to get the sewing room back in order. I really wanted to get in a run. Ugh. Run. I haven't run in almost two weeks. I decided to give my hip a chance to recover properly and I haven't gone out. However, for my birthday, I purchased two new pairs of running shoes. SO EXCITED!
Well, back on track. What I did manage to accomplish in two days was a trip out for my new shoes. Some hot Yoga. Rearranging my bedroom furniture and longing stares as I wait for plaster to cure in my kitchen.
Today I feel sore pretty much all through my middle - but a kick-butt round of Yoga will do that for you. I was also rewarded with seeing the scale actually hit 183 - which was a magical exciting moment. Today I'm back at 184; but, it was awesome while it lasted!
That's about it from here. Had an offer from a running friend to go and try boxing - something I'd LOVE to try. So, that makes me really excited!
Well, as of this coming Tuesday I'll be bidding a fond farewell to the year that was spent as 30. I had a hard time turning 30 - not like a depressed, sad kind of hard - but the uncomfortable, recognition of one's place in life, assessing kind of difficult.
I spent 30 working on myself. Something I really think I should have done sooner; but, can see why I didn't.
It took comfort in where I was to be able to focus on fixing my perspective. It also took a change in lifestyle where I wasn't spending months of the year living in a hotel in a foreign country.
I'm really looking forward to 31. 31 is going to be the year of my first Half Marathon. It's going to be the year where I adore my body for all the work I've put into it. It's the year of balance and joy. I think 31 is going to be the best year of my life.
So, the running is in limbo right now mostly because my hip is still all whack. No idea what I did to it; but, I'm going to keep on stretching and icing and hope for the best. It doesn't feel like an injury - it just feels sore. I'm sure the bootcamp with lunges that I did at Club on Tuesday didn't much help matters.
Saturday is an 8 mile run with the SCRRC. It's going to be fun and I'm going to put myself in with the 12-minute group and just take it easy. As much as I love chasing the 11-minuters, I think it's best just to go easy on the hip until it feels healed up. Right now, the next big race is an 8 miler at the end of this month, a 3 miler at the start of April and then it's time for the Half Marathon bonanza! After that? Well, in June I signed up for a 17 mile hike and in September is the Air Force Half Marathon.
Sunday I'm meeting up with an old work friend for Brunch and then going to see Oz the Great and Powerful with my bro. Plans also include to get some painting done in the Kitchen and finally get those undercabinet lights installed where I want them!
I'm so inspired lately by reading about other people who have worked so hard at being able to complete a race - I can't wait until I can say I completed my goal race, too.
Well, Guys, I'll admit it's been fun.
It's been nice not to have to stress about counting everything.
It's been really, really nice not to think about my deficits.
Today, however, I've got my head back on straight and my focus has returned.
I'm hoping for my Birthday to be down 1 -2 Pounds.
I can totally do this. That, friends, would be the best Birthday present to me, ever.
The Birthday is Next Tuesday. I know what it takes to lose that kind of weight in a week. I know the kind of mindful eating and purposeful activity it requires. So, I can do it. Just like a year ago when I decided I'd start doing something; well, I'm back to doing something again.
160 or bust, I say.
In other news I'm a closet fan of the Biggest Loser. If you watch and don't know who's in for the Finale skip down a couple of paragraphs. I have to say, I'm SO PROUD of Dani. Culturally, Americans are taught to favor the Underdog. While we love when -our- team is on top, we're also the sorts to root for the underdog to win as our secondary way of cheering. Well, that girl has been the underdog the entire competition. I mean this, in the sense, that she's had to do all of the work herself the entire time - and time, and time again she's put up great effort. I know it's unlikely she'll be the Biggest Loser, though. You see (for those that don't watch the show), with things being calculated based on percent lost she's at a significant disadvantage when pitted against these men. They all started off with a much greater amount of weight to lose. Dani started around 250, and from the looks of it I'm guessing her ideal weight is probably between 140 - 160. That means she can only HEALTHILY lose around 120-130 pounds. These guys, on the other hand can probably lose around 150-180 pounds to reach their healthy weights. At some point, Dani's own natural, healthy weight will keep her from being able to reach the % of weight loss to win.
This makes me sad though no less proud of what this girl has accomplished.
Tonight is the first meeting back with the study in a month. They're going to tell me I haven't lost any weight since December. I know.
Here's hoping I'll wow them in April.
Though, I have to say, I can tell even without the scale moving that my body is changing significantly. I am almost completely out of back fat and the dents in the sides of my legs are almost gone. I've also always had 'violin deformity' in my hips. It's where at the hip joint the body naturally curves in and stores fat above and below that divot - it's definitely less pronounced than when I was 200+.
The things I allowed myself to do while I was on tracking hiatus that are no longer happening:
1. Fast Food for dinner (I will confess, I did this three times last week.)
2. Mental justification of McDonald's Breakfast Burrito after my Saturday Long Run
3. Snickers Bars
4. Unintentional Eating
The Fast Food is probably going to be the biggest change. I didn't go to the store this weekend while I was working on the house, so I'm going to be living off of canned soup and tuna; but, I'm not so sad about that.
I don't know if I should be proud or what that I managed to maintain my weight with the way I've been eating for the last couple of weeks; but, now I say no more. I deserve better. I know I'll perform better on my runs when I fuel my body appropriately.
Alright, enough preaching and mea culpa!
Back to work!
A year ago today I had what I'll call 'a moment.'
I realized that in about a week I was going to turn 30. I realized that what I wanted in life was very, very far from my grasp.
At 29 I'd traveled to lots of places, been very successful at my chosen profession, and I'd even settled into a job I loved. I was on the cusp of purchasing my first home and felt independent.
But, I felt like I was missing something.
First off, I knew I was unhealthy. I didn't like that I was just starting to 'grow out of' chain stores as I squeezed myself into a size 18. I had more than a few embarrassing moments on a plane as my hips were too wide for the seat and bumped the flight attendant call button on the remote that had been placed inside the side of the armrest. I flew places uncomfortably and constantly afraid I wouldn't fit into seats. I really hated that when I needed to purchase clothes abroad they simply didn't carry clothing in my size. Ever. (Believe me, when you're living abroad for weeks or months at a time there are always times when you'll need to purchase an article of clothing.)
Secondly, I felt alone. I've been single since I moved back to Pittsburgh. I had a boyfriend in college and a few casual things here and there since; but, I didn't have a social circle and had no idea how to get one. But, I couldn't help but thinking of how scared I was to put myself out there. I knew I didn't look good and I certainly didn't feel good.
So, I got this magical postcard in the mail, "The University of Pittsburgh is conducting a weight loss study. Give us a call." I could have thrown that postcard away. I could have ignored it. Instead, I called. I wouldn't hear anything more about them for months. I was placed into the group that would start in June. Still, something had been put into motion.
I weighed myself for the first time in years. 230 pounds. I'll never forget the feeling of disgust that pushed through me. How did I let myself get that far? How did I not know? I knew, of course, I just didn't -know.- More than that there was this terrible feeling of 'well, at least it's not 250, it's not -that- bad.' I was already rationalizing!
I decided right then that I was going to start walking over my lunches. I'd spend half an hour just out walking. I'd move. I could do that. I didn't walk fast or frankly very far - but I kept at it. Come June when the study started (274 days ago :-P ) I was 'ready' to start the Couch to 5K program. By then I was down to 223 pounds.
Couch to 5K changed my life. There's no getting around it. It gave me confidence, a plan, and structure. It gave me so much more than I could have given myself.
Now I'm a year in - and I've gone from the girl who just walked over lunch to a girl who's run a ten mile race and intends to complete a half marathon in May. I've gone from 230 down to 185 - that's almost 50 pounds. I'm no longer a size 20 but a size 14. I'm comfortable and confident. I'm able to run without music and I'm able to run alone. I'm stronger. I actually put myself out there and joined a running group - and the group is filled with such fantastic, kind people. I'm really glad I grew some cajones and put myself out there.
I still have so far to go, though. There are still another 3.2 miles to add to my longest distance before the Half. I want to learn how to have a stronger mind and more confidence in my ability. When it comes to weight I'm still dreaming of 160. That's 25 pounds away. I'd still like to be a size 12.
To talk a little about the present seemed to require some hyphens!
I spent this past weekend like a busy bee. I went for my training run on Saturday. Six miles with the club and I walked a little of it. I'm going to go and purchase new shoes as I'm starting to get really sore in my hips. Also, I think my stride might be a little off. It goes like this: 2 miles in, side stitch; 2.5 miles in, shoulder cramp; 3.5 miles in, hip pain; 4 miles in, hit my stride; finish race and walk, HIPS MAKE ME WANT TO DIE. Could be my stride. Could be my shoes. I e-mailed my coach and hopefully she'll get back to me soon.
I just don't want soreness to turn into injury!
I also worked on painting my kitchen and installing some new under cabinet lighting. Painting is like Yoga- you hold ridiculous poses for a long time. It's okay, I liked the workout.
In terms of food and tracking and the BodyMedia, I'm still on hiatus. I'm still just not 'feeling' it. As long as I'm maintaining my 185 I'm okay. Seriously. I think in the next week or so I'll turn the magic back on; but, it's nice to know that I CAN hold steady and eat responsibly and be active and all that...
Alright, I've already written MORE than enough for today. I hope you're all doing well!


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These special Lancia's both started life as standard, hardtop production examples of two of our favorite models from the marque: the Aurelia B20 GT and Fulvia HF. Both have been decapitated for competition use, and though neither retains the stunning good looks of their former factory selves, both are unquestionably interesting pieces of Lancia history–particularly the Fiorio & Maglioli car, a similar example of which became an early test mule for the Stratos. Find them both here at Coys auction house, who will oversee their sale at their Autosport sale in Birmingham, England on January 11th, 2014.
Starting with the 1969 F&M Fulvia Spider (chassis 00200, lot 230), it's said to be one of three built and the only known to still exist in original, unmodified form. Cesare Fiorio and Claudio Maglioli, team manager and driver of the Lancia works team, saw that drivers were suffering heat exhaustion at the wheel of standard coupe HF's during the 1969 Daytona 24, and in order to prevent the problem repeating at the forthcoming Targa Florio decided upon the roofless solution seen here.
In addition to removing the B and C pillars, Fiorio and Maglioli also had the cars'chassis shortened by 28 mm, or a little more than an inch. Both surgeries, in conjunction with a smaller fuel tank resulted in a car weighing up to 200 kg less than a standard tin top Fulvia HF, while a rigid tubular framework made up for the structural losses associated with removing the roof. This particular car finished 9th overall at the '69 Targa Florio it was originally designed for, 2nd at that year's Rallye Monte Carlo, 1st in class at the 1000 kms of Nurburgring, and 1st outright at the 1969 Rallye del Medterraneo, to name only a few.
Lot 212 is this 1954 Aurelia B20 GT Moretti Spider (chassis B20 3287). Though not explicitly said to have been modified for race use, we don't see what other purpose would be served by stripping the car down to the bare essentials. Though no competition history is claimed, the bare bones interior, roll hoop, and cut down screen lead us to believe it may have been campaigned in local, less famous events not deemed worthy of mention by Coys. In our book any past racing history, regardless of importance, is a big plus for the car, and would be among the first questions asked if we were considering placing a bid,
Shortly after leaving the factory in 1954, the car then headed to Moretti where it was modified to the open 2-seater with detachable aluminum hardtop seen here. It's also said to have received a Nardi tuning kit that included work to the carbs, cams, and intake/exhaust manifolds. We wish there were pictures of the little V6, as with any old Lancia the engineering behind them is a huge part of our attraction to these cars. While we're at it a couple of interior shots might help build interest and increase potential bids, too.
Just a small correction. F & M chassis is shortened by 247 mm.
I double check it as I'm preparing an exact replica of this fantastic car.
The result after the chopping is very close to the original.
Dimensions so far:
3670 mm lenght – 1580 mm width – 840 mm height – 123 mm road clearance
Update to my last post.
According to a footnote in this list (http://www.teamdan.com/archive/www2/euroral/69euro.html),
"Notes: Run as two concurrent rallies. Groups 1-3 took part in the Monte Carlo Rally, a round of the European Championship. Groups 4-6 took part in the Rallye Méditerranée, and are marked with a *.
Start cities were Warsaw, Oslo, Frankfurt, London, Reims, Athens, Lisbon, Monte Carlo. 183 starters."
This suggests that the Monte Carlo and the Rallye Méditerranée were actually run concurrently, and the Group determined the specific rally. If this is accurate, then Coys is being imprecise: this car placed 2nd at the Méditerranée, which was being run with the Monte.
Also, the registration number appearing on this results page for Kallstrom matches the registration in the photos provided by Coys.
Not that this definitively clears things up, but there maybe some more truth to Coys' claims. I'll wait for those older and wiser to weigh in.
The competition history stated here is highly suspect, as Ed L points out. For one, 2nd place in the 1969 Monte went to the 911s of Larrousse and Perramond according to two reputable sources of results. The ENTRY LIST (http://www.ewrc-results.com/startlist.php?e=11645&t=Rallye-Monte-Carlo-1969) claims the 1,3HF of Aaltonen as the 2nd entrant. Could the auction house mistake the entry list for the finishing list?
However, there is conflicting account of the results of the '69 Monte Carlo rally washing around here: http://www.dlg.speedfreaks.org/archive/www2/euroral/69euro.html; and here: http://www.teamdan.com/archive/www2/euroral/69euro.html.
They seem to be a simple cut-and-paste job of each other but feature Kallstrom as the 2nd place finisher in a 1,6HF with registration TO A63484. Curiously, on these lists, the "Start City" of the car is claimed as London. And the dates (1/18 to 1/25) do not precisely correspond to the dates listed by the e-wrc results page (1/17 to 1/24).
Something is amiss. Are these in fact distinct events that seem to overlap? Or is the historical record offered by the second group incorrect? It seems that Coys took the cue from whatever source produced Kallstrom in 2nd or mistook the entry for the results list. But that assumes it is, in fact, the car they're offering for sale.
Caveat Emptor.
ughaaaghhghh!!!….read all the way through looking for it.
I think I like the Fulvia the best, but the George Jetson-style removable hardtop is pretty cool too. I suppose you remove the cut windshield before putting on the hardtop?
@Bob D & @mainlymuscle – So why do you think Ed L would object to two unique pieces of Lancia racing history? I would have thought this kind of stuff is what he lives for!
Not the first time Moretti would have done a custom work for a single client, I think about a crashed Maserati 3500 that Moretti turned out to a beautifull, unique coupé … But indeed I never heard about that job on a Lancia … if it is true it is very interesting!
Perhaps they shortened the Fulvia because first they cut off the roof, then they opened both doors, then, when they jacked the car back up after it folded in the middle they couldn't get it to align, so they did what all sensible people do and got a torch.
Nice history behind these, I'm with those who tolerate modifications in-period or to cars that have been left for dead.
Cars that are nicely stock and preserved and are then chosen for modification because they "provide a solid place to start" are the ones that make me sad. Those shops should be boycotted. I mean, if you're going through all the trouble to modify the car I think that you should be capable of starting with a less than stellar example.
Mainlymuscle may have already pegged the 'Comment of the Year' award! :)
That Fulvia photo has to be the coolest picture ever featured on BaT! The period race photos, documentation and original patina make this one delicious. $350 large for a Fulvia? Sure, why not?
Paging Ed L… Ed L., white courtesy phone…
"Uh, Ed? What the heck?"
Aren't these more iconic? Not like they were done by Vinnie's chop shop or something. 9th place was only behind a list of Porsches and we'll ahead of the fixed roof Fulvias at the TF.
WHY ???? They are both such iconic cars to start with !! WHY???
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Andrews was easily the most anxious patient I took care of that month, a gray Michigan February (is there any other kind?) which I spent in the hospital caring for patients admitted to the general medical ward at the Ann Arbor Veterans Affairs Medical Center. (Andrews is a pseudonym, as are all the patients I blog about, unless otherwise indicated.) He had plenty to be anxious about, too. His leukemia was raging out of control, his blood looking like pus, teeming as it was with malignant white blood cells. At his age—he was almost 60—and after a decade of chronic bone marrow cancer, his disease was especially dangerous. Odds were high he would survive for less than a year.
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Australia's first refugee film festival was launched in western Sydney on the weekend.
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Martin Scorsese, Dennis Hopper and Haskell Wexler are among the film industry veterans slated to be interviewed for inclusion in a documentary about two of the community's most influential directors of photography, Laszlo Kovacs and Vilmos Zsigmond.
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Michael Moore's documentary about the US health care system has premiered in Michigan.
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Film-maker Michael Moore at a news conference in New York City, June 11, 2007, where he discussed concerns that the Bush administration is behind a federal investigation into his trip to Cuba to make the upcoming documentary, Sicko.
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US film-maker Michael Moore has unveiled his latest attack on America's shortcomings at Cannes with Sicko, a scathing documentary that exposes the dark side of the US health system and its powerful insurance lobby.
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Leonardo DiCaprio hit back at accusations of hypocrisy as he unveiled an eco-documentary he wrote, produced and narrated at the Cannes film festival.
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Irish band U2 gets the digital 3D treatment in a new film that its makers say is a pioneering recreation of a live concert.
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A documentary detailing efforts to remove the word 'nigger' from a Toowoomba stadium sign in southern Queensland has gained national and international attention.
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The US Government has launched a probe into whether film director Michael Moore broke laws when he went to Cuba for a new movie about US health care.
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Some of Australia's best Indigenous films and documentaries will be showcased tonight at the annual Message Sticks Indigenous Film Festival.
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A documentary about the construction of a giant gumboot in the north Queensland town of Tully has made it to an international film festival.
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The autobiographical film about Sydney surf gang the Bra Boys has become Australia's highest-grossing non-IMAX documentary.
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UNITED STATES, New York, US filmmaker James Cameron talks about the ossuaries, or bone boxes, believed to be those of Jesus of Nazareth, right, and Mary Magdalene, left, at a press conference 26 February 2007 in New York. Inscriptions on the ossuaries seem to refer to Jesus, two Marys and Judah, a son of Jesus. Paleobiologist Charles Peligrino and filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici have published a book, The Jesus Family Tomb, and the Discovery Channel will show a documentary, The Lost Tomb of Jesus, on 06 March.
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Canadian filmmaker Simcha Jacobovici posing beside a burial box discovered inside a cave in Jerusalem, Israel in this undated handout photo from Vision TV. A new documentary made by Jacobovici, The Lost Tomb Of Jesus, produced by Oscar-winner James Cameron, includes the controversial claim that 10 ossuaries discovered in the cave in 1980 may have held the bones of Jesus, his wife Mary Magdalene, and possibly a son.
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Hollywood director James Cameron has displayed artefacts that he says may have come from the tomb of Jesus.
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America will be the first to see the Crocodile Hunter's final documentary later today.
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Funding problems continue to hamper a proposed film project about the construction of Western Australia's Golden Pipeline.
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The Indonesian Government has banned a Dutch documentary from an international film festival because it shows statements by one of the Bali bombers on death row.
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Movies about the war in Iraq and forced child labour in South America have earned top honours from the International Documentary Association.
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The Democrats have asked the Federal Government to explain why a British man has been banned from entering Australia.
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Indonesia has banned a documentary about the once-volatile Aceh province from being screened at an international film festival on the grounds that it could disturb security, the festival's organisers say.
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The ABC has won six awards for excellence at the annual Australian Cinematographer Awards in Melbourne.
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Producers of a documentary about a famous industrial dispute in the Hunter say the film is timely, given the angst surrounding the Federal Government's new industrial relations laws.
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Former US vice-president Al Gore says global warming threatens Australia more than most other countries, causing weather extremes, water shortages and the devastation of environmental treasures, including the Great Barrier Reef.
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Skim: "To remove the best or most easily obtainable contents from something. To read, study, or examine superficially and rapidly." (Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, 10th Edition).
How to describe today's youth? Many have coined the term Cyber Native and others call them the "I" generation. I like SKIMMERS because it best describes how they function on a day-to-day basis. When kids today have over a thousand "friends" on Facebook and are exposed to almost 12 hours per day of media (not including schoolwork on their computers or media exposure at school), what it there to do but SKIM - in order to stay afloat? Yes, SKIMMERS.
But let's not start with technology. Let's start with human development as we know it. First, we need basic trust. This evolves from early physical contact and emotional support. Too many children today are sent to daycare where daycare workers fear physical contact because a lawyer may exorcise "repressed" memories of physical or sexual abuse now - or 20 years from now. At daycare, kids are exposed to lots of computers and media before going home at night - to yet more computers and media, including TV and electronic games. So where's the physical and emotional support?


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Savanna Fox takes aim during the archery portion of the Chaves County 4H Contest at the fairgrounds, Wednesday morning. (Mark Wilson Photo)
Some 65 Chaves County youths participated in the county 4H competition Wednesday, kicking off their summer series of contests that starts the path to the state finals.
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Happy mother's Day!
When I was in your womb, yours was the first heartbeat I knew,
While I live in your heart, yours is the only love that is true.
When I was born into this world as I came kicking and screaming,
Being born to you was an honour, one that made me realise I wasn't dreaming.
When I was a little girl and was full of many a question,
You were my pillar, my role model, my ever amazing bastion.
When I fell down and grazed an elbow or bruised a knee,
You wiped my tears and made me whole again – pain-free!
When I was eleven, not a child nor a teen,
You coated my simple life with a glamourous sheen.
When I was rebellious, annoying and bashful,
You let me be, letting me know that you still thought me beautiful.
When I grew up to be a young woman,
You groomed me forwards to make serve like a yeoman,
Whenever I stopped in my tracks,
When the world exposed all of my lacks,
You loved me whole, you loved me truly,
You loved me ever so unconditionally.
Whatever be my age, whatever be my wage,
However bent I maybe or if I have my own baby,
My guardian against life's every storm,
My talisman in my heart – dear MOM,
You will always be my beacon of light,
The heart of my senses, the apple of my sight.
I love you Ma!
It said that "God couldn't be everywhere and created Mothers." This is why you can write what you wrote about your Mother, she is the first person you knew and the one and only who has never stopped loving you.
God bless you.
A successful woman is one who can build a firm foundation with the bricks others throw at her. Author Unkown.
A wonderful tribute dear Kirthi,
No words can describe the quality or quantity of love a Mother holds for her child. Yet we all try to make it in our own words and expressions, but i think the right time is to love them as our kids, to care and nurse when they get old.
Merlin Sharontina
Happy Mother's Day!
Beautiful dear Kirthi! Lets sing of mothers' glory and celebrate her love!


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