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Business leaders discuss how design impacts their overall strategy and affects their bottom line. Bob Safian, Publisher of Fast Company moderates a panel that investigates companies choices that are making clear impact on sustainability issues and their businesses. Panelists include: S. Richard Fedrizzi, CEO, United States Green Building Council Chris Hacker, Chief Design Officer, Johnson & Johnson Kevin Kramer, President of Growth Initiatives, Alcoa John Bradford, Chief Innovations Officer, InterfaceFLOR
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4x4 Related News
Jeep Dealers Get Brute
American Expedition Vehicles (AEV) will offer the Brute, a double-cab pickup conversion based on the Wrangler Unlimited Rubicon, to Jeep dealers as a turnkey, ready-to-sell vehicle. The Brute was on display at the recent National Automobile Dealers Association convention in Las Vegas. No price was announced, but according to Automotive News you can expect the sticker to be in the $65,000-$95,000 range, depending on options.
We showed you the Brute as part of our SEMA Show coverage in the March issue. AEV stretches the Wrangler's chassis by nearly 2 feet and adds the pickup bed, a 41⁄2-inch DualSport suspension, 37-inch Super Swampers, and Dynatrac ProRock axles with 4.56 gears. Under the hood is a 6.4L Hemi mated to a five-speed automatic transmission.
Spendy British SUVs
The Geneva Motor Show isn't known for its concept trucks, but this year two British makers used the venue to trot out new SUVs. Bentley (yes, Bentley) unveiled the EXP 9 F, "a vehicle that feels equally at home at an opera gala performance, on the sand dunes, and the overtaking lane of the autobahn," said the luxury maker. The concept SUV is powered by a twin-turbocharged, 6.0L W-12 engine that makes in the neighborhood of 600 hp and 590 lb-ft of torque, though the company didn't release details about how (or how many of) the wheels would be driven.
Land Rover, meanwhile, showed off a topless Evoque to "explore the potential for the world's first premium convertible SUV," said LR. Based on the Evoque coupe, the concept has a retractable roof with a rollover protection system.
Both concepts are being used to gauge the public's interest, and no production plans are in the works. At least, none that the makers will admit to.
Xplore Adds Rams to Adventure Series
This modified Ram is the latest 4x4 to be offered by Venchurs Vehicle Systems as part of its Xplore Adventure Series. These trucks (a Wrangler is also available) are aimed at those folks who want to drive a customized rig right off the truck dealer's lot. Buyers can order them in four stages of modification, from simple interior upgrades all the way up to fully custom builds. The rendering shows a Stage 4 Ram outfitted with black aluminum wheels, BFG rubber, Bilstein shocks, a cat-back exhaust system, ARB equipment racks, matte paint, and more.
Another nice touch: For every Xplore Adventure Series truck purchased, Venchurs makes a donation to the National Park Foundation. Owners also get a free, one-year annual pass to all National Parks and other Federal lands. For more information, visit www.explorevehicles.com.
This Just In
• Like old Land Rovers? The inaugural Land Rover d'Elegance, which is open to Rovers of all kinds, will take place May 19 at West Coast British in Livermore, California. Go to www.offroadexperience.com/wcb for more info.
• Soon after his strong showing in Dakar, Robby Gordon was racing on American soil and was the overall winner at the Bluewater Resort & Casino Parker 425. This time, though, he left his Hummer in the shop and borrowed a Class 1500 buggy owned by Clyde Stacey of RPM Offroad.
• Toyota has released another Trail Teams edition of the FJ Cruiser. The '12 edition is painted top to bottom in a new Radiant Red color and is equipped with Bilstein shocks, a locking rear diff, rock rails, TRD wheels, auxiliary lights on the roof, and a backup camera.
Coolest Reading Places, Cozy Edition
Jim Grammer sent us this photo with a short note: "Attached is a picture of me reading this issue with the alpacas at my ranch, Islay Hill Alpaca Ranch, in Hillsboro, Oregon." We guess wrangling alpacas isn't quite as vigorous as, say, wild mustangs or Brahma bulls.
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• As election season ramps up, now is the time to make your voice heard by backing those officials who will work with us in keeping land open for responsible wheeling. You can also help the cause by making a donation to the Trail Political Action Committee (TPAC), founded as "the first national nonpartisan political action committee dedicated solely to championing responsible off-highway vehicle recreation on designated roads, trails, and areas on public lands through the electoral and legislative processes," said the TPAC website. Help them elect pro-trail candidates by visiting www.thetrailpac.com.
• Tread Lightly! has moved. The offices, which were located in Ogden, Utah, are now in Salt Lake City, a change that has allowed the organization to add fulltime staff members and interns. The new address for Tread Lightly! is 353 E. 400 S., Ste. 100, Salt Lake City, UT 84111. Phone numbers remain 801.627.0077 and 800.966.9900, and the website is www.treadlightly.org.


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Weapons and cold-weather camping gear were found in a burned-out pickup belonging to a former Los Angeles city cop wanted for three murders, including that of a Riverside police officer, multiple reports said Saturday, Feb. 9.
Meanwhile, Los Angeles Police Department Chief Charlie Beck said he will re-examine the allegations of brutality and racism raised by suspect Christopher Dorner, who was fired from the LAPD. Also, a broken axle on Dorner's pickup raised more questions as to whether the former Navy reservist was in the San Bernardino Mountains, where a manhunt entered its third day on Saturday.
Authorities allege Dorner, 33, has vowed revenge against several former LAPD colleagues who he believes cost him his law-enforcement career.
Beck said Dorner's allegations already have been scrutinized many times, including in the courts. But he said investigators will look again to assure the public that the department is transparent and fair.
"I'm not doing this to appease him," Beck said in a Saturday TV interview. "I'm doing this so the community has faith in what the police department does."
Beck said he hoped Dorner would surrender peacefully as a result of the reopened investigation.
"If he was to give himself up, we'd be glad to listen to what he had to say," Beck said.
The Los Angeles Daily News cited anonymous law enforcement sources in reporting that Dorner's grey Nissan Titan may have broken an axle after he lost control along an access road used for heavy fire equipment. Dorner took off on foot and backtracked his footprints before taking a different route, the newspaper reported.
Irvine police Lt. Bill Whalen confirmed there was axle damage.
"We don't know at this point when the damage occurred," he said.
Whalen said that, despite the broken axle, it's unclear whether Dorner is still in the mountains near Big Bear.
CBS Los Angeles reported two rifles, a camping stove, a cot and propane gas supplies were found in the truck, which was found burning late Thursday morning, Feb. 7, hours after authorities say Dorner shot two Riverside police officers. According to KABC, the weapons found were AR-15 semi-automatic rifles.
On Friday night, authorities served a search warrant and collected evidence from a Buena Park storage unit as part of their investigation. Irvine police Lt. Julia Engen wouldn't elaborate on the nature of the evidence or say who had rented the unit.
Earlier Friday, another warrant was served at a La Palma house belonging to Dorner's mother. Officers collected 10 bags of evidence, including five electronic items. Authorities also have searched Dorner's Las Vegas home.
There have been no signs of Dorner since his pickup was set ablaze near the end of Club View Drive. A trail of footprints led away from Dorner's pickup, but ended where the snow hardened.
A communications supervisor for the California Highway Patrol's Inland Division said the agency is being inundated with reports of vehicle-related Dorner sightings, but the CHP is not targeting a specific type of vehicle.
The search was to be suspended Saturday night before resuming Sunday morning.
Bloodhounds and other dogs were being led through the snow hoping to pick up a fresh scent on Dorner.
San Bernardino County sheriff's Detective Chad Johnson said he and others were intent on finding Dorner but also looking for other telltale signs of his whereabouts.
"There's a million clues in the mountain. You've just got to be patient to find them," Johnson said.
Johnson said the search includes mountainous areas that are very steep and high climbs that often end in cliffs.
Sheriff's Detective Jeremiah MacKay, who began his patrol at 5 a.m. Saturday, said the operation was both massive and tactically complex.
"This one you just never know if the guy's going to pop out, or where he's going to pop out," MacKay said. "We're hoping this comes to a close without more casualties. The best thing would be for him to give up."
Crews were aided in their search Saturday by helicopters capable of surveying the mountain with thermal imaging technology. Helicopters and aerial search teams had been grounded by the winter storm that has dumped more than 14 inches of fresh snow since Thursday.
Police searched nearly 600 homes door-to-door in the Big Bear area. After checking 400 homes in the community of Big Bear Lake Thursday, crews searched another 200 mostly abandoned cabins or vacation rentals in the remote hillsides above the ski resort.
The number of officers searching on the mountain dropped to 50 officers from 100 officers on Friday and 150 officers the first day. But sheriff's spokeswoman Cindy Bachman said there has been no order to reduce the manpower searching for Dorner.
The number of officers is limited due to available resources, Bachman said. Many of those involved in the search effort were working on the mountain for two days and may have been given time off to rest, Bachman said.
On Saturday, the sheriff command post sat nestled directly next to the Bear Mountain Ski Resort, as a helicopter circled overhead and behind the mountain where law enforcement continued their search out of sight.
Five or six sheriff's vehicles roamed the streets.
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A surreal scene played out in Big Bear as SWAT teams searching for Dorner mixed with skiers enjoying a sunny day on the slopes.
Skiers were unfazed by SWAT teams moving up and down the mountain. SWAT officers went down the hill, followed by a transport truck of skiers and snowboarders.
Bob Marley reggae music blaring from vehicles seemed eerily out of place for the manhunt underway nearby. A family with kids strolled by a deputy, clad in full tactical gear and practicing his aim on a small snowdrift.
Residents said they weren't fazed by the manhunt.
David Sutton, 53, had just finished shoveling his driveway Saturday afternoon when he discussed the intense focus on Big Bear this week.
"Pretty much nothing's changed in our lives," Sutton said. "For most people up here, they're not too affected. There were a lot of cops initially, but now it's waned off. For a couple of days there was a wall of police cars."
Sarah Lock, a 34-year-old waitress at the BLT restaurant, said she has had a steady stream of cameramen and news reporters visiting the town.
She welcomed the increased police presence, which she said made her feel safe.
"It's kind of cool knowing they're all here," Lock said. "It is surreal. We're not used to police converging on our small town. To see the SWAT teams and FBI is kind of trippy."
Scott Ashlinan said the increased number of police and lockdown of schools had many in town on edge in the initial days. It was a relief for the weary community to see a steady stream of visitors in town, he said.
"It seems like it's returning back to normal," Ashlinan said. "Traffic through town is busy and the ski resorts are going like crazy."
A funeral for the slain Riverside officer was scheduled for 10:30 a.m. Wednesday at The Grove Community Church, 19900 Grove Community Drive, Riverside. An honor guard will accompany the officer's casket to Riverside National Cemetery.
Riverside police Chief Sergio Diaz has asked that the officer's name not be disclosed to protect his family. But the chief said he expected to release the name by Monday.
Beck said 50 police officers targeted by Dorner and their families are under around-the-clock police protection that will continue as long as necessary.
In a manifesto that authorities said Dorner posted on Facebook, he vowed to use "every bit of small arms training, demolition, ordnance and survival training I've been given" to bring "warfare" to the LAPD and its families.
Dorner served in the Navy, earning a rifle marksman ribbon and pistol expert medal. He was assigned to a naval undersea warfare unit and various aviation training units, according to military records. He took leave from the LAPD for a six-month deployment to Bahrain in 2006 and 2007.
Friday, Feb. 1, was his last day with the Navy and also the day CNN's Anderson Cooper received a package that contained a note on it that read, in part, "I never lied." A coin riddled with bullet holes that former Chief William Bratton gave out as a souvenir also was in the package.
Police said it was a sign of planning by Dorner before the killing began.
On Sunday night, Feb. 3, police say Dorner shot and killed a couple in a condominium parking garage in Irvine. The woman, Monica Quan, was the daughter of a retired police captain who had represented Dorner in the disciplinary proceedings that led to his 2009 firing for making false accusations of police brutality against another officer.
Quan was an assistant coach on the Cal State Fullerton women's basketball team. The team observed a moment of silence for Quan prior to its Saturday home game against UC Riverside.
Dorner wrote in his manifesto that he believed the retired captain, Randal Quan, had represented the interests of the department over his.
Hours after authorities identified Dorner as a suspect in the double murder, police believe Dorner shot and grazed an LAPD officer in Corona and then used a rifle to shoot two Riverside police officers early Thursday, killing one and seriously wounding the other.
After a Saturday forum on police policy toward undocumented immigrants, Chief Diaz reiterated that the Riverside officer will survive his injuries but will likely undergo multiple surgeries in coming months.
The Transportation Security Administration issued an advisory for private aircraft owners and airport operators to be on the lookout for Dorner.
"It is believed that Dorner received flight training during his time in the U.S. Navy, but the extent of his potential flying skills is unknown," read the advisory dated Friday.
There's no information to suggest Dorner may try to fly a private plane, the advisory read.
Also contributing to this report: The Associated Press and Staff writers Darrell R. Santschi, firstname.lastname@example.com, and David Olson, firstname.lastname@example.com.
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No. 24 CMU Hosts Eastern Michigan on Senior Day
Courtesy: John Regenfuss/CMU Athletics
Release: 03/14/2013
Seniors Kari Dieffenderfer, Emily LaFontaine, and Meaghan McWhorter will be honored for their career contributions in a special Senior Day ceremony following the meet. Also after the competition, any fan who has collected all of the Chippewas autographs throughout the season will have the opportunity to get a picture taken with the team. Saturday's competition is also the annual Flip for the Cure meet. The team will wear pink t-shirts, which will also be for sale in the McGuirk atrium, with proceeds going to the battle against cancer.
Last weekend, competing on just two days rest, CMU scored a 195.575 to defeat Yale (190.525) but narrowly fell to host No. 24 Maryland (196.025) in a tri-meet in College Park. Central recorded the meet's highest score in the uneven bars and surpassed the 49.000 barrier in the floor exercise for the fourth straight meet (49.025). Junior Brittany Petzold captured the title in the uneven bars, leading a 1-2-3 CMU sweep in the event, and placed second in the all-around 39.225. Petzold, who also won two titles and the all-around earlier in the week versus Alaska Anchorage, was honored as MAC Gymnast of the Week for the third time in her career for her impressive performances.
Central Michigan moved back into the top 25 in the latest national rankings, appearing at No. 24, and upped its regional qualifying score to 195.620 based on last week's results. The Chippewas remain at No. 7 in the regional rankings. Individually, Taylor Noonan is positioned at No. 21 nationally in the balance beam. Brittany Petzold, who owns the MAC's highest all-around score this season, a 39.400, ranks seventh in the Central Region in the all-around.
Eastern Michigan is coming off a runner-up finish as hosts of the Eagle Invitational in its final home meet of the year, scoring a 194.575. Sophomore Anna Willette won the vault (9.850) while Khadijah Hudson and Paulina Miller tied for first on the floor exercise (9.875). The Eagles, which possess a 194.055 regional qualifying score, boast a season high score of 194.675. EMU has recorded wins over Illinois-Chicago, Ball State, Alaska Anchorage, and Air Force this season in 2013.
CMU possesses a 56-35 record its in all-time series with in-state rival Eastern Michigan.
Central Michigan will return to action next weekend when it travels to Kalamazoo, Mich. to seek its fourth consecutive conference title and 14th overall at the 2013 MAC Championships. The annual conference competition will take place on Saturday, March 23 at 2 p.m. at University Arena in Read Fieldhouse on the host campus of Western Michigan University.


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2017 E North Ave, Milwaukee, WI | Directions 5320243.059978 -87.884991
Neighborhoods: Murray Hill
Great atmosphere, but the tap beer is horrid! – There's no doubt Hooligans is a east side Milwaukee attraction; most nights the place is nearly full.
If you're going there for the atmosphere, to catch the game, or to meet up with friends it's a winner...But if you're there to sample a few of dozens of beers on tap - then stay away!
On multiple visits I had the displeasure of drinking what I thought would be a fine brew - however what I had gotten was an abomination due to the lack of flushing of the beer lines.
Terrible fish fry – Recently tried 2 of the fish fries. 1 lake perch, 1 walleye. The fish was cold and greasy, as if it had been held a long time. The potato pancake was a thick, flabby, brown puck, also cold. I don't believe it could ever have been crisp. These fish fries were not cheap and I was very disappointed. It was surprisingly bad considering they do a nice job with burgers.
Best nachos in Milwaukee – I first ate here on a recommendation of a friend. and have been a fan ever since. The food at Hooligan's is great and the ingredients are always fresh. I've had a lot of the items on the menu, but the best item by far are the Nachos. They are huge and topped with a metric ton of cheese, black olives, diced tomatoes, green onions (chicken is optional). Make sure you have a partner to eat them with because it's a pretty big helping. The beer selection is good and the staff is very friendly. The only downside is that it gets really busy by about 7:00pm, so arrive early.
Great Bar – Hooligan's is a great place to drink beer from anywhere in the world. The food is good and there is always sports on. But the real reason I wrote this review can be summed up in two words; BOOT RACE! Hooligan's has giant glass boots that equal between 8 and 9 beers. Bring at least 4 people. Order two boots of whatever you want on tap. Two man teams chug the boot as fast as you can. My team record is 2 min. and 18 sec. Each team do 2 boots and you will be good for the rest of the night.
This legendary institution broadcasts all the important games while serving up myriad microbrews and great grub. – The Scene
This Eastside landmark has resided in the triangle-shaped building on North Avenue since 1936. The best sporting events of the moment and NTN trivia air on 12 televisions. College kids filter in later in the evenings, but for the most part, it's a good mixed crowd and remains one of the best places to just relax and hang out with a group of friends.
The Draw
Pull up a bar stool and order from more than 30 microbrews, including Leinie Honey Weisse and domestics such as Sam Adams and Killian's Red. Imported drafts and a full bar stocked with flavored vodkas and fine liquors cover all the bases. A full menu features the best pub grub in town: salads, sandwiches, burgers, chicken and steak. There's even a fish fry each Friday.
One of my favorite bars! – Hooli's is a great place for couples or small groups of people (no more than six). It gets a little crowded from time to time but overall, it's one of my favorite places to go for food, beer, and games in the entire city.
good irish time – Never had a bad time at this place. Unique bar, people are friendly, nice client tel
obscure mating sounds in mens room – great place to recapture your youth,if you can run all the bad wittnesses away bring your buddies from school and your wallet and party
Drink your way around the world – Even though Ive got no interest in sports, I spent a lot of time at Hooligans during college. The beer selection is fantastic (dont forget to sign up and drink your way around the world.) The pub grub is solid, as well. Try the hooli burger its topped with BBQ sauce and all sorts of condiments (including, oddly, olives). This place is really big on St. Patrick's Day.
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Cavalcade of StarsCome celebrate the 8th anniversary of the Mickey Mart Rewards Cavalcade of Stars. See 280 mile-per-hour Alcohol and Nitro Injected Funny Cars and Dragsters!
You've gotta be here...May 16 - 18, 2014!
The Lucas Oil Drag Racing Series returns for it's 13th season in 2014 and will be making it's 2nd stop on the North Central Divisional and Regional Tour during the Mickey Mart Rewards Cavalcade of Stars presented by Budweiser during May 16-18, 2014. The Cavalcade of Stars has become the largest attended Lucas Oil Drag Racing series event on the circuit. This is the event where you can see the 'future NHRA stars of tomorrow!'
- Spectacular Firework Show - Friday & Saturday Nights!
- 280 mile-per hour Alcohol Dragsters!
- 260 mile-per hour Alcohol Funny Cars!
- 230 mile-per-hour Nitro Harley's!
and...5 additional HD classes!
- 8 of the Quickest Outlaw Drag Radial Cars in the Country!
- Bob Motz's Jet Powered Kenworth Semi!
- AA/Gassers!
- David Douthit - 1969 Camaro "Smokey Red" Jet Funny Car!
- Jerry McCart - 1941 Willys "Wicked Willys" Jet Funny Car!
- Children's playground
- FREE access into the pit areas – watch the 'behind the scene' action as crews get their hot rods ready for racing!
There is not a stick and ball sport or another form of motorsports that allows race fans the opportunity to enter the "locker room", but at Summit Motorsports Park we do! Each admission ticket allows race fans access into the racer's pit area. Fans can watch crew members' race against the clock, servicing their vehicles before their driver's next round of competition. And there is always an opportunity to capture a few autographs and photographs along the way.
Summit Motorsports Park likes to get their fans excited, but more importantly we like to get the fans involved! Friday night qualifying will be one such opportunity. Five fans will be randomly chosen to be part of a panel of judges. The judges will sit next to the race track and score the racers in Stock Eliminator and Super Stock's "showtime" sponsored by Croghan Colonial bank, on their ability to perform the best wheel stand during the Friday night qualifying session. If you want to be part of our panel of judges then you need to be here!
Brandon Booher, Regional TAD Champion, started his drag racing career in the junior dragsters ranks, and then graduated to the Super Comp Class, which lasted for a very short period of time. By the age of 16, Brandon was given better opportunities. His dad decided to turn over the driving duties of his blown alcohol Pro Top Outlaw dragster over to Brandon. He had quite a bit of success in this car as he won the PTO Championship in 2007 and was the first Top Dragster to run in the 5-second zone.
In 2009, Brandon wanted a new challenge and he switched over to the ultra-competitive NHRA Top Alcohol Dragster Class. Brandon's journeys towards his regional championship started slow, but after he clinched his first win in Chicago this year, his fire could not be put out, as he won the next two regionals, Cordova and Columbus and rounded the season with two semi-final round appearances which earned him his first Regional Championship.
Brandon saw his first National event final at the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals here at Summit Motorsports Park in 2011. But it would be another two years, before he would capture his first career national event win which was this past September at zMax Dragway in Charlotte, NC. At that race, he also became the second-fastest blown alcohol dragster driver in NHRA history. Now he owns the world record for quickest and fastest converter-equipped TAD.
With this National win Brandon's fire was in full blaze, that's when Brandon made a serious run for the National Title attending Dallas and Maple Grove, where he ended up in 3rd place just behind perennially powerhouses, Jim Whiteley and Chris Demke.
Andy Bohl, Regional TAFC Championhas been into all forms of racing, including remote control cars as a child. He grew up at the racetrack watching his dad, Steve Bohls, compete in a Barracuda. Like Brandon Booher, shortly after obtaining his driver's license, Steve decided to turned over the responsibilities of racing the Barracuda over to Andy. It wasn't long after that he graduated onto a blown HEMI-powered Altered. Then, like so many racers before him, Andy attended an NHRA sponsored event, and was bitten by the 'NHRA bug' and he wanted 'more'.
With Vern Moats as his mentor, Andy found a way to get his first Top Alcohol Funny Car together and he acquired his TAFC license in 2005. Today, Andy is one of the few racers that continue to be both driver and crew chief, but he would not have it any other way. He works closely with his team, which includes his father, Steve Bohls.
Andy Bohl has been close to winning a [regional] championship twice before, but this time the sun, the moon and the stars must have been in the correct alignment for he and his race team, as they traveled to Beach Bend Raceway Park, Bowling Green KY for the last race of the North Central Division/Regional season.
Andy entered the competition with two regional wins but so did his archrival Chris Foster, who had previously taken away one of those championship chances from him in 2009. This time, the pair found themselves in a very similar situation, but this time they were in a tie for first place. The only way this situation was going to resolve itself, one of them was going to have to win or beat the other in competition. And that is just how it played out. Andy and Chris met up with each other in the first round of competition. It was Andy turn this time to seize the momentous win. Andy goes 5.67 after Chris lost traction and slowed to a 12.87 and he captures his first Regional Win of his career. When the dust settled the end of the day, Andy went on to beat Ray Drew in the semi-finals and then "The Ace" Frank Manzo in the final. With this win, Andy clinched his third regional win for the season along with the Regional Title.
Andy also made a run for the National Title in TAFC and placed 10th overall in the standings.
You can meet the Regional Champions, other alcohol drivers and the featured talent of the event during a special autograph session which will take place each afternoon during the Cavalcade of Stars. Many of alcohol drivers will be back in July for the Summit Racing Equipment NHRA Nationals. Start following these drivers now and watch how their season progresses.
|2013 Event Winners
|Top Alcohol Dragster
|Marty Thacker
|Top Alcohol Funny Car
|Chris Foster
|Top Dragster
|Michael Galofaro
|Top Fuel Harley
|Tommy Grimes
|Top Sportsman
|Jerry Albert
|Comp Eliminator
|Greg Kamplain
|Stock Eliminator
|Thomas Losket
|Super Street
|Jack Fisk Jr
|Super Stock
|DJ Raiser
|Super Gas
|Troy Coughlin Jr
|Super Comp
|Jacob Elrod
|Adult - 1 Day
|Adult - 3 Day
|Child (12 & Under) - 1 Day
|Child (12 & Under) - 3 Day
|Summit Club Seat
|Just $10 More/day
Each admission ticket includes access into the pits and General Admission Parking is FREE!
CAMPING/MOTORHOME and OFF-SITE ACCOMMODATIONS
|3- Day Trackside Electric Motorhome
| 3- Day Trackside Non-Electric Motorhome
|$ 75
|Family Primitive Camping
|$ 25
Upon purchase, Guests will receive a permit that will need to be placed in the windshield of your motorhome, camper or camping vehicle prior to entering into the park.
* All occupants of the motorhome area and primitive campsites must have a weekend pass. Please call our office with any of your questions.
Trackside Motorhome Camping
Parking for motorhomes and recreational vehicles alongside the track. Your vehicle must be classified as one of the following, Class A, B or C Motorhome, Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheel, Sport Utility Trailer, Truck Camper. No Tents or Pop-Up trailers.
We have upgraded our trackside electric motorhome sites to 50 amp power service. Please plan accordingly as we only have a very limited supply of adapters to rent.
Family Primitive Camping
Camping for truck campers (loaded into the bed of a pick-up truck), pop-up trailers also known as tent or folding camping trailers, and tents. No generators will be permitted. Camping spaces are approximately 20' X 50' each. The campground location is subject to change dependent upon weather and ground conditions. Campers inside the Family Primitive Campgrounds must adhere to "quiet hours" 11:00 p.m. to 7:00 a.m.
Restricted Arrival/Departures:
Early move-in for advance purchasers will be on Thursday, May 15, 2014 between 4:00 p.m. and 9:00 p.m. Please do NOT 4:00 p.m. on Thursday as we have no holding areas available. We will stop accepting guests at 9:00 p.m. Thursday evening and will reopen on Friday May 16, at 8:00 a.m.
On-Premise services for our campers:
- Ice: Ice will be available to all motorhome and campground guests!
- Showers: Permanent showers are located on the Budweiser side of the track. Shower tickets are $4.00 each
- Permanent Shower Hours:
- Thursday 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
- Friday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Saturday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Sunday 7:00 a.m. to 1 hour after racing
- Port-a-johns: are located throughout the Summit Side (west side) of the park.
- Kurtzman Sanitation: will be on site offering motorhome-pumping services; please pay Kurtzman Sanitation directly for their services.
- Oney Water Hauling: will be on site offering fresh water; please pay Oney Water Hauling directly for services.
- Firewood: will be available beginning Thursday Night at 8:00 p.m.; please pay vendor directly for services.
Sawmill Creek is the official resort of Summit Motorsports Park.
Sawmill Creek Lodge is nestled on the shores of Lake Erie and is a full service hotel featuring 240 deluxe guest rooms and suites. Sawmill Creek Resort features an 18 hole Tom Fazio designed championship golf course, a private beach, jet ski, kayak and bike rentals, indoor and outdoor pools, a state nature preserve and unique shops, located in an 1887 barn. Choose from 3 dining options during your stay.
Visit www.SawmillCreek.com and you will understand quickly, it's simply the best place to stay.
For the Mickey Mart Rewards 'Cavalcade of Stars' book a double bed room for $99 or a king bed room for $119.
To take advantage of these great rates, contact Sawmill Creek at (800) 729-6455 and provide the code (COS14)
| Thursday, May 15 2014
|Linder's Lot Opens for Racers Only
| 8:00 a.m.
|Credentials & Pit Parking
|1:00 p.m. - 10:00 p.m.
|Tech & Registration
|2:00 p.m. - 7:00 p.m.
|Spectator Camping & Motorhome Move-in (pre-purchase only)
|4:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m.
|Friday, May 16 2014
|Racer Pit Gates & Tech
|7:00 a.m.
|Tech & Registration
|7:00 a.m. - 7:00 p.m.
|Spectator Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|Spectator Camping & Motorhome Move-in
|8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
|Time Trials/Qualifying
|9:00 a.m.
|Pre-Race Ceremonies
|6:00 p.m.
|Show Time
|6:30 p.m.
|Conclusion of the Show!
| Saturday, May 17 2014
|Racer Pit Gates & Tech open (Tech closes at NOON)
|7:00 a.m.
|Spectator Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|Spectator Camping & Motorhome Move-in
|8:00 a.m. - 8:00 p.m.
|Time Trials/Qualifying
|9:00 a.m.
|Autograph Session
|1:00 p.m. - 2:00 p.m.
| Pre-Race Ceremonies
|3:30 p.m.
|Show Time
|4:00 p.m.
|Conclusion of the Show!
| Sunday, May 18 2014
| Racer Pit Gates Open
|7:00 a.m.
|Gates Open
|8:00 a.m.
|8:30 a.m.
|Pre-Race Ceremonies
|12:30 p.m.
|Show Time
|1:00 p.m.
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For Event info please contact: Nettie Damron at firstname.lastname@example.com or 419-668-5555.
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Explore Western Wales in the company of a knowledgeable driver-guide and discover the natural beauty of Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire and the St. David's Peninsula. The rugged western coastline provides dramatic seascapes and has many heritage sites and towns of interest dotted throughout the countryside.
Meet your driver for a private airport transfer.
A welcome package with a city map, train tickets (if relevant), and any other touristic information that we deem you may find useful will be waiting for you upon your arrival at your first hotel on your trip.
The bustling capital city of Wales has lots of sights of interest such as Cardiff Castle, the Civic Centre, the Millennium Centre and stadium, and the exciting new developments of Cardiff Bay, including Cardiff Bay Barrage. Throughout the city, there are a range of theatres, galleries, museums, arts and live music venues. Enjoy time at leisure discovering the sights and places that are of particular interest to you.
There are lots of restaurant options to choose from both in Cardiff city centre as well as Cardiff bay. If you like Italian cuisine, you may like to try Positano's (9-10 Church Street tel: 029 2023 5810) or Giovanni's (38 The Hayes, tel: 029 2022 0077) which has a great family atmosphere and an impressive array of Barolo's and Chianti's. Alternatively, consider Bullys - (5 Romilly Crescent, tel: 029 2022 1905). Bully's uses seasonal produce from Welsh providers, complemented by a unique French wine list sourced from small, passionate growers. If you feel like venturing outside of the city and to Cardiff Bay, consider Woods Brasserie - a contemporary restaurant situated within the iconic pilotage building of Cardiff Bay. The restaurant has a modern conservatory style dining room, a comfortable bar area and a balcony offering views of Cardiff Bay. (Pilotage Building, Stuart Street tel: 02920 492 400). Another option in Cardigan Bay is the Pearl of the Orient, situated in the opulent surroundings of Cardiff Bay's mermaid quay development. The restaurant offers the first Cantonese, Peking, Malaysian and Szechwan cuisine in Cardiff in a contemporary, relaxed surrounding. (Mermaid Quay, tel: 029 2049 8080). Of course, you may simply like to take a stroll through the city centre and decide what catches your fancy this evening.
The Hilton Cardiff (4*) has a city-center location, just 5 minutes' drive from the rail station and 30 minutes from the airport, and offers wireless internet access in public spaces. Sample modern Welsh cooking at the Hilton Cardiff hotel's Razzi restaurant or graze on tapas accompanied by a specialty cocktail at Steam° bar. Go shopping or visit nearby Cardiff attractions like Cardiff Castle and the striking Millennium Center. The Gower Peninsula and Brecon National Park are less than an hour's drive away. From Hilton Guest Rooms to Junior Suites, all Hilton Cardiff hotel rooms have high-speed internet access. Executive Rooms offer Executive Lounge access.
Leave Cardiff this morning in the company of your knowledgeable driver-guide and private vehicle as you make your way towards Tenby along the South Pembrokeshire coast. Along the western tip of Carmarthenshire, you'll arrive at the ancient town of Laugharne, with its 12th century castle once painted by Turner. The town is synonymous with Wales' best known and celbrated poet - Dylan Thomas. Follow in the great poet's footsteps and visit The Boat House, where Dylan lived and worked.
From here, continue along the particularly scenic coastal road towards Tenby, which hugs the South Pembrokeshire coastline, occasionally offering glimpses of this popular Victorian seaside resort and the island of Caldey, home to a Reformed Order of Cistercian monks who welcome visitors to their tranquil retreat. A monastic presence has existed at Caldey since it was first settled by Celtic monks in the 6th Century.
Then take in the dramatic views along this dramatic part of The South Pembrokeshire Coast, which has many special features of interest. Photographers, birdwatchers, walkers, climbers, geologists, historians, artists and anthropologists have all been drawn to this most scenic and interesting of areas. Take a short walk to St. Govan's Chapel, one of the wonders of South Pembrokeshire, a remarkable 6th Century hermit's chapel, named after the hermit and saint who lived there. Nearby you can view the dramatic coastline - the chasm of Huntsman's Leap, the sea stacks at Stack Rocks and the rock arch of The Green Bridge of Wales. (Access to St. Govan's Chapel and The Green Bridge of Wales is dependent on access via M.O.D. tank range)A drive to Freshwater West, takes in the village of Castlemartin, whose church houses an organ once owned by Mendelssohn. Enjoy a stop at the hamlet of Carew, where most conspicuously stands its magnificent riverside castle, with an 11th Century Celtic Cross.At days end you'll arrive at your accommodation in Tenby. (includes entrances to sights mentioned).
Restaurant suggestions in Tenby include Plantaganet - The Tudor Merchants House, Bay Tree and Blue Ball. Tenby's oldest building, tucked away in an alley, houses its most atmospheric restaurant- Plantaganet - The Tudor Merchants House, and is dominated by an immense Tudor chimney-hearth (no less than 6m wide). It's a good place for a romantic, candle-lit dinner, the menu ranging from seafood to organic beef. The lunch menu, which includes mussels, battered cod and chips, and bangers and mash, is good value. Bay Tree is a local restaurant which serves locally sourced fresh fish and shellfish and has a set menu and specials board available all week. Situated in historic Tenby, the Blue Ball (Upper Frog Street tel: 01834 843038) sources ingredients from the finest local suppliers, many of whom have won national awards for their produce. As you would expect of a seaside resort, seafood and fish is in abundance and this is used to create many imaginative and fresh dishes, which change often, according to what's in season and in the markets. Try out one of these restaurant suggestions while you are in Tenby or make your own choices during your stay here.
Hotel Panorama (4*) overlooks Tenby's golden South Beach and has magnificent sea views towards Caldey Island. With free Wi-Fi, the hotel also offers delicious breakfasts and cosy bedrooms. Set in a Victorian terrace, the traditional bedrooms at Panorama are individually decorated. All eight rooms feature tea and coffee facilities, a hairdryer and digital TV. All have a private bathroom with free toiletries.
Enjoy the day today as you please as you stay in Tenby. Your driver-guide is at your disposal for the day.
Spend the day in the company of your knowledgeable driver-guide with your private vehicle at your disposal today. Start the day by visiting the ancient borough of Pembroke, a small but charming walled town, which was built around the great fortress of Pembroke Castle, the birthplace of Henry VII. Enjoy the views as you are driven along the Heritage Coast which stretches 50 miles, following the rugged contours of St. David's Peninsula from St. Brides Bay to Fishguard. Composed of low, gentle hills, but strewn with jagged rocks below sharp cliffs, with treacherous tides and strong winds common companions, the magnificent coastline of the St David's Peninsula in the far West of Wales with sandy beaches, dramatic cliffs, coves and harbours. At Newgale Sands, you can take in the broad expanse of sand exposed to the Atlantic gales and Solva, and a picturesque village built around a fine natural harbour where there was once a direct passenger service to New York!
Enjoy time at St. Davids, a favourite location of artists, tavellers and pilgrims, and the smallest city in the United Kingdom, with a population of just over 1600. St. Davids' Cathedral is a magnificent building , situated in a grassy depression below the city. Adjacent to the cathedral stands the magnificent ruins of the medieval Bishop's Palace, built by Bishops Beck and Gower around the beginning of the fourteenth century. The Cathedral and Bishop's Palace are marvels of medieval architecture, all the more striking for the remarkable tranquillity of this remote setting.
Absorb the great coastal views along the St Non's bay and consider stretching your legs with a short walk on the Pembrokeshire coastal walk before being returned to Cardiff at days end. (includes all entrances to sights mentioned).
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April 21, 2014
"Melissa Field was extremely helpful! She was courteous, professional, knowledgeable, and friendly! She kept me updated on the status of everything and provided timely correspondence. She took ownership for any problems I had and remedied them. I had the most amazing time of my life in Iceland and Paris! I would not have experienced everything without the help of Kensington Tours."
Ann Saxon ,
November 06, 2013
"Our trip was fantastic!!! I cannot say enough good things. Lianne worked with our exact dates and time frame beautifully.Our drivers were prompt and friendly. The private guides were so knowledgeable. We left with an appreciation of the history, the culture, and the beauty of Andulasia. We were very pleased and will certainly recommend your company to friends and family."
Edwards Family ,
November 28, 2013
"People do not know what they are missing by not going to Romania. The landscape is beautiful, clean, untouched. The people were exceedingly friendly! Super safe.Wherever we went, we received the reception of "Welcome, welcome! You are our guest", by everyone. The food & drink had such incredible flavor! They use only the freshest ingredients and everything is organic. One cannot help but appreciate the abundance of castles, churches and buildings boasting such incredible architecture. Experience Romania sooner than later! You'll be so glad you did! Once again, thanks Kensington Tours, and special thank you to Claudia.
Coby Scherr ,
November 05, 2013
"Everyone involved in our Portugal trip made it terrific. Exactly as advertised. Every event on time and most pleasant. Guides were well-informed, courteous and friendly. Really made for a great journey every time. Each hotel was clean, upgraded and staffed with knowledgeable and friendly folks. Breakfasts were complete -- almost too much to eat. It will always be a wonderful memory thanks to Kensington Tours."
Mike Mikkelsen ,
November 15, 2013
"Lianne Kim did a great job for us (on our tour of Spain). Most enjoyable - thanks for all you did."
SharonMarin ,
November 09, 2013
"My trip to Holland and Belgium was a lifelong dream and Kensington Tours made it greater than my dream. I was treated like royalty, even when I missed some of my connections. They quickly solved any problems that U had. All the drivers were courteous and helpful. My accommodations were top notch. I would highly recommend them to anyone looking for a better tour experience. Thanks to Richard Racicot for booking the best fo me."
Couples Dellinger & Hubbell ,
November 06, 2013
"We've been raving to everyone about the food, the friendliness of the people and the amazing history and sites in Turkey. Yes, we want to go back."
John Edstrom ,
October 22, 2013
"Overall, our tour in Spain was very enjoyable, and well planned and executed. Our private tour of the Alhambra was excellent. Virginia, tour guide for royal palace ruins outside of Cordoba, was also excellent. In Seville, we went to the Flamenco Show/dinner, and the Flamenco was outstanding!"
Kevin Wilshere ,
October 19, 2013
"Great trip to Spain! Thanks again for all your help, Lianne. The destinations, hotels, guides and everything were all top notch."
Chery Westlund ,
November 07, 2013
"My husband and I took a 3 week vacation to southern Europe and North Africa and had a great time. All the guides were very knowledgeable and bent over backwards to accommodate us. The arrangements made by Kensington went off without a hitch. This is our second trip with Kensington (we went to Peru in 2009) and we will certainly book with them again."
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HUMMMMMMM this perfume I like! In fact this is not exactly what I love perfume but EAU DE KENZO for MEN! It is a true and pure aphrodisiac!
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HUMMMMMMM this perfume I like! In fact this is not exactly what I love perfume but EAU DE KENZO for MEN! It is a true and pure aphrodisiac!
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Location: Camp Skymeadow, 164 Skymeadow Lane, Avonmore, PA 15618
Dates: Wed. July 9-Fri. July 11
Before April 1 Cost: $100 per girl/$85 per adult
After April 1 Cost: $110 per girl/$95 per adult
Minimum Capacity: 20
Bring your mom (or significant female adult) to camp for tons of horse fun! Girls will go on a mom-led trail ride and also spend some time riding in the arena. Cool off in the pool and design a special mom and me craft to take home.
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Several companies have recently reported cuts in their meeting planning departments as the result of the one-two punch of 9/11 and the economic downturn. At Novell headquarters in Provo, Utah, the corporate events department has been cut from 30 people to eight. Insurer Firemans Fund, Novato, Cal., recently surprised the bulk of its meetings team with pink slips and will have contractors handle future programs. And at Knoll, Inc., Peggy Ohara, director of corporate events and incentives, reported that her last day will be February 1, due to "a planned restructuring of the company's incentive program."
Still, the recession of the early 1990s eliminated more meeting-related jobs than recent events, according to recruiter Dawn Penfold, president of the Meeting Candidate Network in New York (www.meetingjobs.com). Technology and financial employers may be shrinking their ranks, she says, but pharmaceutical and medical companies remain strong, and security and defense-related businesses are expanding.


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General and health studies offers a bachelors of health sciences (BHS) with a major in health care management. Beginning in the fall 2013 trimester, the division will offer a major in biomedical sciences. This degree will prepare students for graduate studies in the areas of medicine, physician assistant, physical therapy, dentistry, optometry, occupational therapy, or pharmacy. The division also offers minors in the areas of health care management and interdisciplinary studies.
General education courses in communication, sociology, psychology, literature, religion, philosophy, mathematics, and science are also offered through the division of general and health studies. Whether pursuing a four-year bachelor's degree in nursing, diagnostic medical sonography, medical radiography, nuclear medicine technology, radiation therapy, or respiratory care, students will take general and health studies courses as part of the curriculum during their first two years at Baptist College of Health Sciences.
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Believing that everyone needs to know how to make a life, as well as how to make a living, the general and health studies faculty encourages students to cultivate a love for the beautiful, a zest for the intellectual, and an appreciation for the values of others as well as for their own. The faculty approaches these subjects from the standpoint of the college's mission statement: to teach all general and health studies courses within a Christian atmosphere in which all truth is recognized as God's truth, and the faithful search for truth is seen as an act of devotion. In addition to the objectives that all students are equipped to be productive citizens in their churches, communities, and families, general and health studies courses also provide foundational skills that will be essential for success in selected major courses and later in students' careers.
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38,600. (I wonder which version of SAT scoring they're using or if they adjust the program based on your year of birth. I had a 770, but that was before they changed the totals and scoring system. Actually the only section of the PSATs, SAT, SAT IIs or GRES where I got below 700 in anything was math/quantitative...but I don't know what they'd be under the way they're scored now.)
I knew more than I expected I would...some I now have to look up as I'm curious! And amazing how many of the really weird ones you know when you're a big Edward Gorey fan.
Never underestimate the power of reading ABL (anything but li-chra-chure). My score is high because of a reading diet of urban fantasy and anything with gratuitous sex scenes and/or werewolves. I do not jest. Read a decent--doesn't even have to be particularly good--modern urban fantasy novel. I knew vibrissae because of a really bad mystery urban fantasy series I read a long time ago. The killer, a shapeshifter, was caught because of odd vibrissae found at the crime scene.
"The practice of sport is a human right. Every individual must have the possibility of practicing sport, without discrimination of any kind and in the Olympic spirit, which requires mutual understanding with a spirit of friendship, solidarity and fair play." Olympic Charter
Trolling dates all the way back to 397 B.C. - People began following Plato around and would make fart noises after everything he said.
41,300. I'll credit reading Rex Stout as a teen and young adult
I am free of all prejudices. I hate everyone equally.~W. C. Fields
23,200. Damn, I don't know nuttin' 'bout nuttin'.
"I hit him with my shoes... if he had given me the medal like I told him to, I wouldn't have had to hit him!" -- 8-year-old Rhoda Penmark in "The Bad Seed"
20500 - lower than I expected actually. I got a lot of word from being a role player .lots of words I didn't know though!
I was in doubt as to to reply to the non-native speaker demographics. I did study English, but took an International Baccalaureate for high school, and half my subjects in uni was in English, 80% had English (American) text books. And I lived in the US for 7 years...
Funny that I realised that I didn't learn tat any words from all my text books, fiction is a much better source than non-fiction!
For fluent non-native speakers, which looks like most of the non-native speakers here, it would be interesting to see how it correlates to the vocabulary in their native tongue. For instance, in both Danish and English my writing skills are adequate, but not great. I tend to be repetitive in my word choice, and ramble too much.
I wonder if vocabulary also has parallels once you get over the 'learner' stage (as their average user is in given the vocabulary. 3000 words would be a good bet for my German vocabulary, for instance )
It also surprised me they didn't ask for you education level - usually that is a good indicator too, I thought?
10.400!!! Wow!
A grumpy Canadian will always be nicer than a polite Milanese
34,100, but, then again, I hopeless with languages.
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27,200 and english is not my first language.
Last time I took an english class: 15 years since I finished highschool.
I got 32,300. Some of those words are ridiculously obscure. Almost as bad as the Free Rice site can be.
33,800 and I was quite conservative in selecting the words from the column on the far right.
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I got 34,100 and I knew a lot of the words but if I wasn't completely positive of more than one definition I left it blank.
Neat quiz.
37,600. There were a couple I probably could have figured out by breaking down word roots, but I left them blank.
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Has anyone here ever played a game called Fictionary? You take turns being the "reader". You choose a word in the dictionary, which you think no one will know. You say and spell the word. Then the other players make up a definition for the word - trying to make it sound real. Then the "reader" reads all of the player's definitions and the real definition. You get a point for guessing the right answer in your definition, a point for guessing the correct read definition, a point for someone guessing your definition. It's fun! We played during the power outage. One of the players picked stylobate, not realizing all of the years of art history I had taken. They were rather surprised when they got my correct definition .
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I had my finals this week and am very pleased with how I did! I got a 103 on my Psychology final (but don't congratulate me on that one... it was open book!) and got a 92 on my Design Fundamentals final.
Woot :)
Next term starts on May 4th and I have decided to go FULL time! Meaning I will have class Monday-Thursday 6-10 every night. Oy veyyyy....
It will be good for me though. I need to get this degree moving along and finish as fast as possible. It will be a big change though..
I will be taking 4 classes to include Ethics, American History, Publication Design, and Concepts & Critical Thinking.
I'll tell you right now the one I'm dreading most is History... if you read my post From Swiss to American you may know why. I don't know what happened in high school but I have not saved any history knowledge in my memory bank, so this will be my second chance at actually paying attention :)
On a side note... I have hit a weird slump in my blogging lately. I don't know what it is.
I started designing a header for my new blog design but just thinking of all of the other customizations I will have to implement is overwhelming. What do you think of this?
I've been loving the yellow/black/white color scheme and was inspired by my new rug from Target :) It's going to take some serious concentration, time and effort. I just can't believe how often some of the other bloggers out there change up their design! You guys are amazing!
Maybe it's the weather that's got me in a slump. Spring is just being really temperamental right now. I woke up to 2" of snow on the ground this morning! UGH! Even my dogs are wondering, "WTF????"
Maybe a hair change will lift my spirits! I've been playing with color a lot lately. I went pretty blond last time and have decided to go the ginger route... Monday evening I will be transformed into a redhead! I've been looking for the perfect shade, hoping I don't end up resembling a clown. Here is some red inspiration I have been admiring:
Wondering if I should go full on red, more of an auburn, or a lighter red... we shall see now, won't we? :)
At least it's the weekend and I get to enjoy a break from school for a while! I'm going to spend the rest of the afternoon reading all of your lovely blog posts, listening to my Pandora station, maybe finish that book I got for Christmas, and tidy up the house a bit... if I have time that is ;)
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It is a shame that our elected officials would even consider rezoning a few acres closest to U.S. 32 (Connersville Pike) in the business park from I-1 (light industrial) to I-2 (heavy industrial) to accommodate the needs of a hazardous business. The plan to rezone has raised major concerns of the residents as to the safety issues of such a plan since it will be like having a potential "bomb" next door to us and our safety will depend on the three employees who will work there.
Last Saturday night I ate Mexican food in San Marcos, Calif., with my nephews Dan and Eric, their dad (my brother, Tim), their mom (Nika), my favorite only sister Peggy and my cousin Jan.
Eric, a corpsman in the Navy, ate chimichingas and I had a chicken tamale and a fish taco. There's nothing like California Mexican food to make me feel I've truly come home.
I had flown home for my niece Kacie's wedding on Friday.
At the last Planning & Zoning meeting, the board voted to change a lot at the corner of the Industrial Business Park and Connersville Pike from light industry to heavy industry.
This was to accommodate a propane storage facility which will have an above-ground tank, holding 30,000 gallons of propane. The lot, with tanks, trucks, and a modular office, is only a stones throw away from houses in the Lebus subdivision.
By 10:10 a.m., the place was packed.
I had come for the 10:30 a.m. worship service, the first one in Cornerstone Baptist Church's new ministry campus in Inverness, Fla.
They had set out 800 chairs, but by 10:30, more than 1,000 people had shown up.
The pastor opened the service by singing, "The hand of our God is on this place."
There it is - the good news that Harrison County will be using taxpayer money to buy another farm. I am overjoyed to hear that a large sum of money will be going to a select few because another article in the same paper sadly proclaimed that unemployment hit 12 percent. This is a red-letter day! I am happy to see this new leadership continue the practice of buying farms/properties to line the pockets of a few individuals.
One might think Cynthiana and Harrison County are a bit off the beaten path for a nationally recognized innovator and leader who is responsible for a brand new movement in this country.
We might be off the beaten path, but Frank X Walker, founder of the nationally recognized, Affrilachian Movement is coming to town. Through his hard work and networking skills, he has brought a strong spotlight to poetry excellence for Appalachian sources and most particularly as created by African American artists.
A guest instructor and published poet, Leatha Kendrick, from the Carnegie Center in Lexington will appear on Sept. 18-19 as the Licking Valley Writer's Workshop in the role of publishing guru. Ms. Kendrick's publishing credentials include her own published works as well as those of many of her former students, whose work appears in print largely because of her guidance and help.
A few weeks ago my daughter confessed to the blogosphere that she's a fraud, albeit an unintentional fraud.
Her neighbor wanted to take my granddaughter to Toys R Us with her girls and then out to lunch. She called Alison and apologetically admitted that she was planning to take the girls to McDonald's.
I'm always the first one in the newsroom in the morning and there's often leftover food from the night crew left out on the counter.
Normally I toss it out because it's usually uncovered, which means bugs and mice probably crawl over it and poop on it...
Today a big white box sat on the counter, and because I'm a trained newsperson, I had to investigate. I mean, it's my job and all.
A new school year has teachers hopeful that lessons have not been forgotten over the summer. Often a long break can bring even greater changes in family and emotional coping of a child by a death. Returning to school can be comparatively as stressful as an adult going back to work after only a few bereavement days; yet even more so for a child considering developmental factors.
I just wanted to publicly thank the First Church of God and Rohs Opera House for bringing the Beth Moore simulcast to Cynthiana. It was a wonderful weekend where women from different church families could grow in our faith and praise the Lord together.
Thank you to all the people who worked hard to make this a success. Our community was blessed by your efforts.
Jo Lynn Perraut
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After 54 ½ years I met my first Muslim this week.
I've probably met others before and didn't know it, but never to have an actual conversation about Islam. Never to write about it for the newspaper.
Never after Sept. 11.
I write this column for the Citrus County Chronicle in central Florida, but it also runs in about a dozen other papers in Florida, Kentucky, Tennessee and Indiana, plus several online sites.
Democrats, lost mountains and folktales may seem a strange combination, but one look at the irrepressible grin on Ann Shelby's face tells us not to worry.
Shelby, who will be leading sessions on creative non-fiction at the Licking Valley Writer's Workshop at MCTC/Licking Valley Campus on Sept. 18-19, brings with her an amazing array of talents and accomplishments.
From Aug. 21 through Sept. 7, law enforcement authorities will crack down on drunk driving across the Bluegrass. A statewide mobilization campaign for 'Drunk Driving: Over the Limit - Under Arrest' will be in effect. The key to this is highly visible enforcement together with public awareness. Law enforcement officials will be out in numbers to remind the public to be aware that if you are caught driving impaired, you will be prosecuted.
We think our great-grandfather, Riley Frazer Williams, was enslaved at the Handy House and he ran from there in 1863 when he was six years old, with his parents, Nathanial and Maria, and his siblings, Daniel, Amanda and baby Emma.
This is a Food Pantry update to everyone in Cynthiana and Harrison County.
The Pantry has been doing well this spring and summer with the kindness of many of our churches and individuals that have shared with us money and food. Many have shared fresh vegetables from their gardens and this has really helped and the people really appreciated them.
This past spring, the Recreation Department Board saw fit to remove the skate park from its River Road location - accusing skaters of breaking rules like dress code, littering and foul language. Although the city ordered a new location be found, still no skate park can be found in Cynthiana. I see we got a new picnic/deck area built at the River Road Park. Maybe that frivolous project could have been delayed a while in order to provide a place for dozens of kids in this town to get the exercise they need.
On Tuesday, Aug. 11, another year of school will begin. Everyone needs to remember to stop when they see a school bus on the streets of Cynthiana and the roads of Harrison County picking up or dropping off our children. Every year the Cynthiana Police Department and the Harrison County Sheriff's Department receive complaints of motorists passing school buses while the bus' lights are flashing and the arms on the front of the buses are extended out.
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Feathered Friends: Owls make perfect feathered phantoms8:39 am | October 29, 2012
Wednesday is Halloween, the one night of the year that we become acutely aware of things that go bump in the night.
While goblins and ghouls can be dismissed as mere apparitions of the imagination, some real-life feathered phantoms do roam the darkness, perhaps even in your own backyard. If so, you are more likely to have heard them than to have seen them.
If you do hear anything unusual Monday night, chances are the sounds may have been produced by an owl.
Several species of owl reside in Northeast Tennessee, including the Eastern Screech-owl, the Barred Owl, the Great Horned Owl and the Barn Owl. A fifth owl, the tiny Northern Saw-whet Owl, can be found at some high-elevation locations. A few other owls have made sporadic appearances in the region, including Long-eared Owl, Short-eared Owl and even Snowy Owl.
The Barn Owl is an owl that has adapted its ways to co-exist with humans. Even its common name refers to the fact that these owls will roost and nest in barns and other structures. For instance, some homes in northern Germany feature a Uhlenloch, or owl-hole, that provides Barn Owls access to the attic for nesting.
I was surprised to learn during my background research that the Barn Owl is the most widely distributed species of owl as well as one of the most widespread birds on the planet. This owl is also referred to as Common Barn Owl, to distinguish it from other species in the barn-owl family Tytonidae. Owls in this family comprise one of two main lineages of living owls, the other being the typical owls in the Strigidae family. The Barn Owl, known by the scientific name, Tyto alba, is found almost worldwide except in polar and desert regions, Asia north of the Alpide belt, most of Indonesia, and the Pacific islands.
All owls are carnivores, but the Barn Owl specializes on rodents more than many of its kin. However, this owl will also eat other birds and insects.
Because of their pale plumage and nocturnal habits, Barn Owls have also been saddled with such common names as Demon Owl, Death Owl, Night Owl and Ghost Owl.
Other common names include Rat Owl, inspired by one of its major prey items, and Barnyard Owl and Church Owl, which are two haunts where these owls often roost or perch. I also liked the name Scritch Owl and Hissing Owl, which were acquired because of vocalizations from this bird.
The Great Horned Owl is widespread in the Americas and is one of the more frequently encountered owls in Northeast Tennessee. A fearsome nocturnal predator, the Great Horned Owl has earned the name "Tiger of the Night."
Although rabbits are its most common prey, the Great Horned Owl is not a finicky predator. These birds have been known to capture and consume everything from armadillos and muskrats to Great Blue Herons and young American Alligators. They will also prey on various amphibians, fish, crustaceans and even insects. The Great Horned Owl is also known to prey on smaller owls.
For the average person the term "owl" is representative of what is actually an extremely diverse family of birds. Worldwide, there are about 220 species of owls varying in size and habits.
In North America owls range in size from such tiny species as the sparrow-sized Elf Owl of the southwestern United States to the continent-ranging Great Horned Owl. Humans have come up with some descriptive names for various owls around the world. A sampling of these names includes Fearful Owl, Pharaoh Eagle-owl, Collared Owlet, Pearl-spotted Owlet, Least Pygmy-owl, Red-chested Owlet, Buff-fronted Owl, Stygian Owl, Vermiculated Fishing-owl, Black-and-white Owl, Bare-legged Owl, Maned Owl, Bearded Screech-owl, Spectacled Owl and Golden-masked Owl.
Most people become aware of the presence of an owl by hearing its call. Not all owls, however, produce a "who who" call. For instance, the Eastern Screech-owl's calls are haunting, shivering wails. The deep hoots of a Great Horned Owl are incredibly impressive. The Barred Owl boasts quite a vocabulary of calls, including hoots, cackles and chilling screams. The Barred Owl's most common vocalization is usually translated as "Who cooks for you?"
Owls, according to Linda Spencer, author of Knock on Wood: A Serendipitous Selection of Superstitions, have inspired a mixed bag of superstitions ever since humans stood up. Owls have long been associated with the forces of both good and evil. The "hoot" or call of an owl is believed by people of many cultures to foretell death. There are some interesting ways to counter the ominous hoot of an owl, according to Spencer. Means of warding off the evil owl power include putting irons in your fire, throwing salt, pepper and vinegar on the fire, tying a knot or taking one's clothes off, turning them inside out and putting them back on.
According to Laura Martin, author of The Folklore of Birds, one of the earliest human drawings depicting owls dates back to the early Paleolithic period. The scene is of a family of Snowy Owls painted on a cave wall in France.
Owls have also entered the culture as symbols of wisdom and goodness. The wise old owl, Martin writes, dates back to the time of King Arthur. The sorcerer Merlin was always shown with an owl on his shoulder. During the Middle Ages owls became symbols of learning and intelligence. The Greeks didn't fear owls as did the Romans. In fact, the owl was the sacred mascot of the Greek goddess Athena.
In Japan, pictures and figures of owls were placed in homes to ward off famine or epidemics. There is some logic to this practice. In reality, owls can help prevent such disasters by keeping rodents in check. As well as being carriers of disease, rodents can deplete stores of grain.
All owls are extremely beneficial predators. The tiny Eastern Screech-owl feeds on mice, insects, lizards, crayfish and the occasional bird. If not for owls and other predators, prey species — whether they be rodents or insects — would multiply beyond the means of the environment to support them. Anyone facing the problem of mice and rats seeking an easier living inside a human home can appreciate the role played by predatory owls.
Many species of owls have proven capable of thriving even in the face of human alteration of the environment. The Great Horned Owl and the Eastern Screech-owl are known to hunt in both rural and urban areas. They also can make a home in a suburban park. In fact, the Great Horned Owl has proven extremely adaptable and can be found in such varied habitats as forests, swamps and deserts.
The main fascination humans hold for owls rests in their mystery. Owls, as mainly nocturnal creatures, rarely cross paths with us. Owls have many adaptations that help them stake out their claim on the night hours. Owls possess large eyes — that also make them seem more expressive to human observers — with binocular vision and extremely accurate depth perception.
Owls cannot completely rotate their heads, but they come close. Owls are flexible enough to be able to turn their heads in a 270-degree arc.
Owls have keen hearing to go with their excellent eyesight. In fact, owls don't even need to see their prey to capture it. Tests with Barn Owls in total darkness have shown that they are capable of catching mice by hearing alone. An owl's prominent facial disk directs sounds toward their ears. The "ear tufts" on the Great Horned Owl and some other relatives are ornamental feathers, and not actual ears.
There's one more owl-related myth I forgot to mention. There is a Chinese belief that owls snatch the souls of unwary people — just something you should know if you are out and about after dark on Halloween night.
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Editors' Picks — Summer Week 7
- Sunset Salsa by Shea. (tested and photographed by Sagegreen)
Once again, we want to give a big thanks to all of our volunteer recipe testers for your thoughtful comments and for helping us continue to strengthen our recipe recommendations. You can read each tester's comments by clicking through to the Editors' Picks recipes — the comments are under "Amanda and Merrill's Notes" at the top. And even if the recipe you tested wasn't chosen as an EP, please feel free to leave your testing notes in the recipe's comments section. Constructive criticism is always encouraged!
Congratulations to another great batch of Editors' Picks!
- Editors' Picks for Summer Week 7
- Lily's Yellow Heirloom Tomato Soup
- Fattoush
- Panzanella della Piazzale
- Brandywine and Watermelon Granita with Mint-Agave Syrup
- Heirloom Tomato and Grilled Corn Salad
- Paella-Style Baked and Stuffed Heirloom Tomatoes
- Fusilli with Fresh Heirloom Tomatoes and Brie
- Fried Green Tomato BL(A)T
- Heirloom Tomato Focaccia
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over 3 years ago Lizthechef
It is so cool to test a recipe that you know will be "yours". Check out "Sweet, Salty, Spicy".Uh-huh!
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Thanks for the nice review, ECmtl! I love your addition of avocado, and I want to add that since I submitted the recipe I have also made the corn and tomato salad with cubes of feta cheese.
I am thrilled that my recipe is an EP!!
over 3 years ago gingerroot
Many thanks to fiveandspice for a lovely, thoughtful review! A jazzy aperitif - I love it!
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Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
Great recipes one and all! Congrats to the EPs!!!
over 3 years ago lapadia
Congratulations to all F52ers for your well deserved Editors' Pick!


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First post here, hello to everyone
Well here's the problem: My screen doesn't respond to touches SOMETIMES and thats the weird part cause i cant figure out what exactly the problem is. I noticed this happens sometimes when i change the angle im holding the phone but this could be totally irrelevant (how could the accelerometer cause that problem??)
So when it gets unresponsive to touches, i press the power button to "lock" it and then usually i unlock it without problems. Till it gets unresponsive again in random times I did a hard reset and it helped for quite a long time but recently it started doing it again and after a lot of resets, still no improvement.
I have an iphone 3gs, 16gb, for about 4 months, jailbroken but im almost sure this has happened once before jailbreak too. How do i figure out if this a software or hardware issue?