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Carlisle Auctions – Yea, There's an App for That
Thursday, Oct 19, 2017
As Carlisle Auctions prepares for its fourth and final event of 2017, Fall AutoFest in Lakeland, Florida, the company can look at 2017 with pride, as
As Carlisle Auctions prepares for its fourth and final event of 2017, Fall AutoFest in Lakeland, Florida, the company can look at 2017 with pride, as its most successful four-event year in the brand's history. With that success comes growth and with growth comes added aspects to the brand, which Carlisle Auctions has been adding to since the re-launch of the brand nearly five years ago.
The latest addition to the Carlisle Auctions portfolio, an app that is downloadable via the Apple iTunes store to any iPhone. This app, combined with increased bidder turnout, added consignments, date expansions and more continue to enhance Carlisle Auctions position within the auction hobby and in turn, allow for higher quality consignments, even more bidders and sales numbers that were unthinkable when Carlisle Auctions held its first event in the Fall of 2013 in Zephyrhills, Florida.
Now, to the app itself. As noted, it's available for download via the Apple iTunes store and is an amazing tool intended to make the buying and selling process that much easier. Not only does it display auction inventory quickly, it can connect buyer and seller on cars that are "still for sale," offer a glimpse into sale prices for consignments, list results, etc. Though Carlisle Auctions isn't on TV, its available to a much larger audience via a live YouTube stream of the events. The app offers a "watch live" option too, meaning with the simple tap of a finger, you can check out any one of Carlisle Auctions' four events, no matter where you are in the world. Register to bid, get details on selling, it's all there and it's all part of this new FREE download.
"Adding this new piece of technology will make an impactful difference for the auction team and its customers," so says Carlisle Events co-owner Lance Miller. "Carlisle Events does its best to stay on the leading edge of technology," noted Miller. "Our partnership with MotorCrush and the Alive team have been nothing short of amazing and certainly showcases our efforts of staying on the leading edge within the tech field," continued Miller. "The new Carlisle Auctions app is something our team is extremely proud of and it makes for a wonderful addition for our auction participants. Whether it's to watch live streaming video, check what vehicles will be running or just check the upcoming dates, I invite everyone to take a moment to download it and let us know your thoughts!"
Carlisle Auctions next event is November 10-11 as part of Fall Florida AutoFest in Lakeland, Florida. After that, it's back to Lakeland in February, then home to central Pennsylvania for two events at the Carlisle Expo Center, Spring Carlisle and Fall Carlisle. Complete auction details are available at www.CarlisleAuctions.com or by calling 717-960-6400.
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Beat the Winter Blues with Carlisle Events and Auto Mania
Wednesday, Oct 18, 2017
Though the dust has barely settled on the 2017 Pennsylvania based Carlisle Events schedule, attentions are already focused on the first show of 2018,
Though the dust has barely settled on the 2017 Pennsylvania based Carlisle Events schedule, attentions are already focused on the first show of 2018, also taking place within the Keystone State. Auto Mania, an annual automotive flea market, takes place within Ag Hall and its surrounding lots every January, rain, snow, ice or shine! The 2018 show runs January 19-21 and includes PA's Largest Indoor and Heated Swap Meet, limited car corral spaces within the event and outdoors, plus a great array of food via on-site food vendors as well as the neighboring Allentown Farmer's Market.
Spanning nearly three-full days, Auto Mania has entertained and assisted motor heads for decades, offering some indoor solace from the otherwise dark and chilly winter months. The expansive Ag Hall within the Allentown Fairgrounds welcomes those selling automotive pieces and parts, food vendors, those selling movies, collectibles, signage, merchandise, antiques, aftermarket accessories and more, all will be offering a safe haven for like-minded enthusiasts to gather and catch up. After all, a show like this backed by Carlisle Events isn't just an automotive weekend, it's a reunion of sorts.
Situated conveniently off many of eastern Pennsylvania's major roadways, Auto Mania sells out annually from a vending stand point, with a waiting list to boot. As guests wait in the que to enter the facility, there is an unmatched anticipation in the area. These vendors and guests travel from far and wide to buy, sell and trade all things automotive and really, to get out of the house in the midst of winter. From rare to common, unique to exotic, the event certainly does have it all!
An added bonus to all who traverse the grounds is the neighboring Allentown Farmer's Market. The market runs Friday and Saturday of the show (January 19-20) and has as much variety food wise as the auto event does car parts. Just like there is something for everyone within Ag Hall for Auto Mania, there is a wide array of fare offered by local and regional farmers, including baked goods, fruits, veggies and more.
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High in the Sky, It's a Bird, It's a Plane…Yea, It's a Plane!
Friday, Oct 13, 2017
Carlisle Events and Carlisle Auctions have thousands of cars and millions of parts for sale as part of Fall AutoFest at the SUN 'n FUN Campus in Lakel
Carlisle Events and Carlisle Auctions have thousands of cars and millions of parts for sale as part of Fall AutoFest at the SUN 'n FUN Campus in Lakeland, November 10-12, 2017. What this show will have that no other central Florida car show can offer though, is maybe THE best reason to swing by the facility to check it all out. In conjunction with the automotive weekend itself, Carlisle Events is pleased to announce the inclusion of an aerobatics show, with some of the top names in the hobby participating.
Since the SUN n' FUN Campus is known for its massive air show each spring and annually supports the future of the aeronautical hobby, adding the air element made perfect sense. The air show takes place Saturday, November 11 at 12 p.m.
Guests are invited to turn their attentions to the sky as National Aviation Hall of Famer Patty Wagstaff offers plenty of ooooh's and ahhhh's as she defies gravity from thousands of feet up. In addition to Patty, taking flight will be Gene McNeely, Paul Schulten and his mascot Orville the Eagle. Enjoy the fun in the sky AND the fun on the ground with Carlisle Events, Carlisle Auctions and some amazingly skilled pilots too!
Daily admission is $10, with a weekend pass available at just $20. Further, gates open each day at 8 a.m. and offer access to a massive swap meet, car corral, family activities, a two-day collector car auction and of course the air show. In addition to flying, these talented pilots will sign autographs, while Orville the Eagle poses for photos with enthusiasts too. Complete event details are available via www.CarlisleEvents.com, while auction information is available at www.CarlisleAuctions.com.
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Record Setting Numbers Come out of Carlisle Auctions' Annual Fall Offering
Wednesday, Oct 4, 2017
When Carlisle Auctions added a third day to its Spring Event, the team knew then that demand was high for its services and that its product was top-no
When Carlisle Auctions added a third day to its Spring Event, the team knew then that demand was high for its services and that its product was top-notch. One auction later and it's a stone-cold fact that three days at Carlisle is a smashing success! Fall Carlisle 2017 has come and gone and this three-day affair was one for the record books. For that matter, it seems that every time Carlisle Auctions hosts an event, another record falls. The recent September 28-30 offering was no different, topping the $5.5 million mark for sales AND registering the highest dollar amount ever for a car sold through Carlisle Auctions.
First, the records – most pre-registered bidders, most total sales at an auction AND the highest selling car of all time. The bidder pre-registration totals were up 25% over Fall of 2016, the $5.5 million in sales is more than a million up over Fall 2016 and $1.5 million more than the Spring auction in April and for the first time ever, Carlisle Auctions sold a top of the line car for top of the line money; a 2006 Ford GT with low mileage. This yellow muscle machine went home for $296,320 (fees included) and was almost $100,000 more than the previous top dollar car, also sold at last year's fall auction.
It was fast paced auction fun and the Carlisle Expo Center was packed. In addition to the high dollar Ford GT, the remainder of the top-five sellers totaled, $325,280. Making up that total are top sellers two through five and include a 1968 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 ($94,160), 2003 Shelby Cobra ($85,600), 1956 Lincoln Premiere ($73,830) and a 1956 Pontiac 98 Starfire ($71,690). As was the case with the top selling Ford GT, all listed sales numbers include buyers and sellers fees!
While many more amazing consignments crossed the block AND SOLD, the Ford GT drew a bulk of the attention. Crossing as part of the all-Ford hour on Friday evening, it had droves of enthusiasts crowding the stage. Some were there to simply witness the fun, while a handful of bidders were serious about trying to own one of the most sought-after pieces of Ford history. In the end, once the gavel slammed, everyone walked away happy and one man walked away with the car.
Carlisle Auctions has run three amazingly successful events to date with one remaining; Fall Florida AutoFest, November 10-11. This event, at the SUN 'n FUN Campus in Lakeland, brings two days of fun, thousands of enthusiasts and 400+ consignments to the massive facility. But after such a great year, what might Carlisle Auctions have left for its 2017 swan song?
"Our auctions continue to move forward, specifically in quality of consignments," noted Tony Cline, Director of Auction Operations. "We look forward to carrying the momentum of this $5.5 million event to Lakeland Florida, November 10-11 and doing it all over again!"
As noted, the next (and final) Carlisle Auction event of the year is November 10-11 in Lakeland, Florida. This auction runs concurrent with Fall Florida AutoFest itself, which is November 10-12. Complete details on the auction, including FULL RESULTS from Fall Carlisle can be found at www.CarlisleAuctions.com.
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Fall Carlisle Honors 44 Years of Excellence with Great Weather, Cool Cars and More
Tuesday, Oct 3, 2017
Fall Carlisle helped wrap the 2017 Carlisle, Pennsylvania based schedule for Carlisle Events and did so in a unique way; with nice weather every singl
Fall Carlisle helped wrap the 2017 Carlisle, Pennsylvania based schedule for Carlisle Events and did so in a unique way; with nice weather every single day! That's not to say that since 1974, Fall Carlisle hasn't seen its fair share of nice weather, but Mother Nature certainly had not been good to the nearly 100,000 guests who come from around the world as of late. This year; however, was different as lady luck and Mother Nature came together to treat everyone to a perfect automotive themed weekend!
It all started in an unofficial way with vendors converging on the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds as early as September 22, but really got going at 7 a.m. on Wednesday, September 27. Early on, it was vendors working each other over for deals, but once the guests started coming on-site, it was full speed ahead for all involved. 8,100 vending spaces hosted millions of automotive pieces and parts via thousands of vendors, while the car corral carried automotive history spanning over 100 years.
Unique displays included those dedicated to barn finds and survivors too. Nearly a dozen cars were spread over two locations, the stage and North Side Collectors Corner, and wowed guests at every turn. From a '70s era Ford Bronco to a '50s era Hudson Hornet, a '60s era Dodge Charger and more, these time capsules perfectly captured the essence of Fall Carlisle and the automotive hobby as a whole.
Saturday hosted a little get together in the evening to recognize the swap meet vendors, which included complimentary food and drinks, including crabs, BBQ and Chips from UTZ. This was the third year that Carlisle hosted a vendor party and each year the turnout gets bigger and better.
Finally, what would Fall Carlisle be without its popular car auction? Carlisle Auctions supported this aspect of the weekend and did so with amazing results. Over 450 consignments crossed the block with 60% of them actually being sold. The Fall 2017 offering garnered $5.5 million in sales, the most ever for a Fall Auction. Cars were priced to move too as rides sold from the low four figures to six figure range. The top five sellers amassed $621,670. Of that total, the top seller was a 2006 Ford GT ($296,390). The second high seller was a 1968 Ford Mustang Shelby GT350 ($94,160), third was a 2003 Shelby Cobra ($85,600), fourth was a 1956 Lincoln Premier ($73,830) and rounding out the top five was a 1956 Pontiac Starfire ($71,690). Each sales price mentioned includes all fees associated with the auction.
With Fall Carlisle in the bag along with its auction, Carlisle Events turns its attention to Lakeland, Florida and its Fall Florida AutoFest event. This event, much like Spring and Fall Carlisle, is a home for all things automotive and is where thousands of guests come to buy, sell and trade. Anchored by a car show and the auction, there are also activities and unique displays. Fall AutoFest runs November 10-12, with the auction taking place November 10-11. For information on the auction or to secure a vending space, call 717-243-7855 or visit www.CarlisleEvents.com.
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Chrysler Nationals Event Manager Showcases Car at SEMA
Tuesday, Sep 26, 2017
Carlisle Events is known around the world as the top presenter of classic and collector car entertainment. Shows presented at the Carlisle PA Fairgro
Carlisle Events is known around the world as the top presenter of classic and collector car entertainment. Shows presented at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds are some of the largest of their type and what happens at Carlisle isn't too unlike what happens at the SEMA show in Las Vegas. Just like at Carlisle, classics and collector cars are on display at SEMA, while vendors are on-site promoting the hottest items coming on to the market.
The two worlds collide in November as Carlisle Chrysler Nationals Event Manager Ed Buczeskie takes his 1967 Plymouth Belvedere to be showcased at SEMA as a way to highlight how an average enthusiast can take a car with miles on it, transform it, yet still not go broke doing so. Powered by a HEMI direct from MOPAR, a suspension system from Hotchkis Sport Suspension and additional parts from TTi Performance Exhaust and Headers, Mancini Racing and Schumacher Creative Services, the Belvedere will be worked on in a small Pennsylvania shop. There won't be cameras, unlimited resources or top of the line products coming in from companies around the world, but there will be a true-blue enthusiast wrenching his beloved classic, all while doing so on a budget that includes some donations and discounts, but more than anything else, time and energy from a passionate car owner.
The goal of this project is to show what can be done with what most enthusiasts already have. In other words, rather than buying a project and building a car from the ground up, this project is taking an existing car and doing just an engine swap. In typical hot rodder fashion, Buczeskie (and friends) are taking what they have and making it better. Long before the high-end restoration shops and custom builders, guys took the cars they were driving and swapped out small blocks for big blocks, 383s for 440s and just about anything for a HEMI. The biggest advantage to the late model HEMI swap is the ability to get an increase in power AND an increase in gas mileage and overall drivability. That was never the case in the past.
Of course, there's nothing stopping an enthusiast from going farther. Buczeskie is simply showcasing the basics that are involved with the engine swap. Enthusiasts often get discouraged with their projects as they become too big and/or too expensive. Anyone with a complete car that's in good shape can look at this as a way to make it better. There are also plenty of cars out there with a solid body but missing the drivetrain. Either of these would be a great platform for a late model HEMI swap and the new kits from MOPAR include the wiring and computer to allow you to add a modern, fuel-injected engine to pretty much any older MOPAR.
The car will debut at SEMA starting October 30 and be on display as part of the Carlisle Events booth throughout the week-long event. In the meanwhile, anyone interested can follow the build via social media at (https://www.facebook.com/BelvedereRustomod/) or call Ed Buczeskie with questions at 717-243-7855 x131.
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Rare and Unique Rides Anchor Carlisle Auctions' Fall Carlisle Offering
Wednesday, Sep 20, 2017
After a massively successful three-day offering as part of Spring Carlisle earlier in 2017, the Carlisle Auctions team returns to action for its secon
After a massively successful three-day offering as part of Spring Carlisle earlier in 2017, the Carlisle Auctions team returns to action for its second three-day event of the year; this time at Fall Carlisle. The weekend auction excitement commences September 28 at the Carlisle Expo Center and includes 450+ lots, including rare muscle, elegant classics, a unique motorcycle and more. The auction, while very much a stand alone, must attend event, also runs concurrent with Fall Carlisle (September 27-October 1), taking place at the neighboring Carlisle PA Fairgrounds. All told, nearly 100,000 guests will converge on central Pennsylvania to buy, sell and trade all things automotive!
With so much history available for sale to the highest bidder, the chance to buy and sell with Carlisle Auctions is at an all-time high. Available consignment opportunities have sold out and those looking to bid and buy have pre-registered to do so at a record pace. By the time it all starts on the 28th, an unmatched energy will be felt by all at the expo center.
But…what makes this offering different than its predecessors? Could it be the quality of car/truck available? Yes! How about the varying types of history available too? Yes! How about the fact that the customer first nature of the Carlisle Auctions team makes everyone feel like a member of the family rather than just a bidder number? Also true! The bottom line – people flock to Carlisle Auctions for the live entertainment, the automotive history and the chance to own their first or next classic.
As for the aforementioned consignments, it's truly impossible to recognize everyone, but a few do stand head and shoulders above the rest. Two of the top options for this year's auction couldn't be more different, yet equally desirable. With the new Ford GT coming onto the market very soon, a piece of GT history is available via a low mileage 2006 Ford GT. In addition, available at NO RESERVE, Carlisle Auctions is excited to announce the inclusion of a 2012 Confederate x132 Hellcat Motorcycle. This particular bike is actually prototype #1, making it ultra-rare.
Along with those two, Carlisle Auctions features a variety of high quality consignments, with auctions getting better each time around. Additional consignments include a 2003 Shelby CSX Cobra, 1956 Austin Healy 100-4, 1939 Ford Restomod, 1969 Dodge Charger R/T, 1953 Buick Skylark and more! Plus, ALL NEW for Fall 2017, specialty hours. These hours Chevrolet on Thursday (5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.), Ford on Friday (5:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m.) and all things truck on Saturday (12 p.m. to 1 p.m.) as the auction wraps up!
Combine all that with its success FREE UNLESS SOLD guarantee (for vehicles 25 years or older) and everything is lining up nicely for what promises to be another successful weekend.
Complete details on Carlisle Auctions can be found at www.CarlisleAuctions.com or by calling 717-960-6400. On the web are links and information for becoming a bidder, a link to buy spectator tickets, consigning a vehicle to a future auction and a photo gallery of most of the vehicles that are consigned to the auction.
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Fall Florida AutoFest Returns to Lakeland Starting November 10
Thursday, Sep 7, 2017
11 events down, one to go – that's all that remains for Carlisle Events as part of wildly successful 2017 season. The team from Carlisle, Pennsylvani
11 events down, one to go – that's all that remains for Carlisle Events as part of wildly successful 2017 season. The team from Carlisle, Pennsylvania is heading south to the Sunshine State to wrap it all up with Fall Florida AutoFest, November 10-12 at the SUN 'n FUN campus in Lakeland. The three-day festivities include family fun, a car show, swap meet, car corral, collector car auction and more!
It all gets underway on Thursday, November 9 with vendor and auction load-in. Once in position, this will anchor the fun which commences at 8 a.m. on Friday, November 10. Carlisle Auctions brings 400+ classic and collectible rides, plus merchandise and collectibles to the auction block, while Carlisle Events offers hundreds of vending spaces and hundreds more vendors selling all things automotive. New to the hobby or seasoned veteran, this event is perfect for everyone!
Another great feature of the show is the car corral. While cars are for sale as they are within the auction, the car corral offers vehicles that are for sale by owner vs. to the highest bidder. This allows for negotiation, tire kicking and an overall once over that can't always be accomplished within the fast-paced nature of an auction.
Family fun is also a key element to the show. Offering a nod to SUN 'n FUN's aeronautical roots, Fall AutoFest offers helicopter and airplane rides, a morning fly over as part of the national anthem, air stunt show and appearances by Patty Wagstaff, World Aerobatic Champion, Gene McNeely, AeroShell Aerobatic Team member, Paul Schulten, Orville Eagle and more. Wagstaff will also sign autographs and pose for photos free of charge at the event. Additional family fun includes a wild life show with Bwana Jim and the chance to check out the air museum too.
Finally, what AutoFest event would be complete without the always expanding car show and Air & Coach Concours. These two show features welcome show cars, motor coaches, airplanes and more. The car show portion hosts hundreds of classics from around central Florida, while the Air & Coach display is an upscale, VIP gathering of motor coaches and their enthusiasts.
For those that can't make Lakeland in November, Carlisle Events returns in February for Winter AutoFest. That show runs February 23-25, 2018. Tickets for both Florida events as well details on every show promoted by Carlisle Events can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Corvette Lovers Unite at Carlisle to Celebrate Americas Sports Car
Wednesday, Aug 30, 2017
It's been some time, but Corvettes at Carlisle finally saw a complete show filled with sunshine and blue skies. With support from Corvette America, t
It's been some time, but Corvettes at Carlisle finally saw a complete show filled with sunshine and blue skies. With support from Corvette America, this year's show challenged the all-time turnout for show cars, honored 65 years of Corvette production and featured a once in a lifetime display of L88 cars, just to make a few highlights.
The second year of the four-day format was also a smashing success, with cars and guests coming on-site as early as Tuesday. Along with cars spanning 1953 to 2018, Corvettes at Carlisle shined light on 1967 Corvettes, including the L88. With only 16 of the 20 produced known to exist, Carlisle Events welcomed eight (8) plus an engine. The display, valued at least $30 million, packed in guests to Building T and was yet another awesome tribute to Chip Miller, co-founder of Carlisle Events and name sake of the Chips Choice Display.
On the Fun Field itself, Callaway Cars celebrated 30 years, the NCRS hosted a nice selection of cars, even more 1967 Corvettes celebrated 50 years and NCCC hosted its 7 Sanctions Judging. Burnouts, beauty, a Corvette giveaway, downtown parade and more helped power the event for four days, much to the delight of all in attendance.
A show like Corvettes at Carlisle is as much dependent on the show cars and midway vendors as it is the swap meet and car corral. As guests had exhaust installs handled just east of the end of the midway, thousands of guests walked the swap meet, looking for Corvette pieces, parts, literature and collectibles. In addition, many Corvettes were for sale by owner via the car corral. One that sold carried a unique story with it. Going for nearly $10,000, a moss-covered barn find '56 Corvette was the star attraction just inside of Gate 2. For anyone that missed it at the August event, word is, it may return to Carlisle as part of Fall Carlisle in September.
As the show wraps in 2017, focus turns to 2018 already with displays like the 1968 50th reunion, guests like Wil Cooksey, J.D. Orr, Paul Korner and more, plus seminars are all kinds! Save the date, because the 2018 show takes place August 23-26. Event registration is open now at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Fox & Friends to Feature Carlisle Events and Corvettes at Carlisle August 23
Friday, Aug 18, 2017
Carlisle Events is no stranger to the national spotlight. With 12 automotive events and four collector car auctions annually, major TV networks are c
Carlisle Events is no stranger to the national spotlight. With 12 automotive events and four collector car auctions annually, major TV networks are common at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds. Programs showcase some of the largest automotive events in the world as well as the international base of enthusiasts who come to Carlisle to participate, either as spectators or showfield participants. While that trend will continue at this year's Corvettes at Carlisle weekend (August 24-27), something even more special will happen the day before on August 23.
For the second time in two years, Carlisle Events will travel to New York City to be featured on Fox News and its flagship morning news show, Fox & Friends. In 2015, ownership from Carlisle Events along with a handful of cars representative of all events promoted at Carlisle helped tell the story of the company and its history. Fast forward two years, almost to the day, and Carlisle Events is back, this time to showcase the Corvette and Corvettes at Carlisle.
Corvettes representing all seven generations will be parked on the plaza at the Fox News studios and serve as a back drop to the morning news program, which airs from 6 a.m. to 9 a.m. E.S.T. Carlisle Events will be represented by Lance Miller and has been tapped for the 7:50 a.m. live hit. Once live, Miller will have 3-5 minutes for a back and forth session with the show hosts to not only discuss why the Corvette is America's Sports Car, but what's happening just 3 hours southwest of New York City in Carlisle with Corvettes at Carlisle, presented by Corvette America.
"What better way to kick off Corvettes at Carlisle than a live nationally televised visit to Fox & Friends in New York City? Well, I can't think of anything," quipped Lance Miller. "We're extremely excited to be a part of Fox & Friends as they showcase the Corvette brand along with our fun filled event, Corvettes at Carlisle," continued Miller. "This year promises to be bigger and better than ever. We're excited to see everyone shortly after the airing! It won't be long now, so get ready, because you'll see us on Fox & Friends and we'll see you in Carlisle for this fun-filled all-Corvette weekend."
Fox & Friends, the weekday edition, is co-hosted by Steve Doocy, Ainsley Earhardt and Brian Kilmeade and is broadcast on Fox News across the country via most, if not all cable and satellite providers. Complete details on Corvettes at Carlisle, including links to buy tickets and more, can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Great Weather and Cool Trucks Power the 2017 Carlisle Truck Nationals
Tuesday, Aug 8, 2017
Everything about the 2017 Carlisle Truck Nationals was perfect. The weather, perfect (some of Friday, all of Saturday and Sunday)! The trucks, perfe
Everything about the 2017 Carlisle Truck Nationals was perfect. The weather, perfect (some of Friday, all of Saturday and Sunday)! The trucks, perfect! The big rigs, perfect! The showfield laced with a century of truck history, perfect. These reasons and many more are THE reasons why this year's Carlisle Truck Nationals tallied a top-5 all-time turnout. The event, which has been up and running since 1991 saw nearly 1,700 trucks, rigs and vans populating the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds.
Trucks began loading in as early as Wednesday, with even more plus a very dedicated vendor base coming to Carlisle Thursday. As the gates opened Friday, it was a steady stream of trucks from sun up until mid-day Saturday. The turnout was made even more impressive with an increased turnout of truck clubs. Their involvement this year dramatically increased as word spread far and wide about the fun of the Carlisle Truck Nationals.
Three-day highlights included monster truck shows featuring Snakebite, Big Foot and rides from the Virginia Giant. In addition, the world-champion Disc-Connected K9 Frisbee dog team offered eight shows to standing room only crowds, while just across the way, Speranza Animal Rescue offered an adoption program and accepted donations with support from Pepsi and the thousands of guests on-site. In between, Phantom Entertainment erected their popular Phantom Fun Zone where guests of all ages jumped, hopped, climbed and slid!
As mentioned above, the turnout was near record-setting, meaning the showfield was laced with trucks spanning a century. With celebrations dedicated to 100 years of Ford trucks, 100 years of the RAM/Dodge truck brand and a little bit of everything in between, the weekend offered something for everyone.
The four-wheeled trucks weren't the only truck themed draws for guests as the big rigs took center stage too on the southeast corner of the grounds. Hundreds of rigs, haulers, fleets and other heavy equipment (modern and classic) helped offering some unique fun throughout, including the always popular Saturday night glow show.
In all, the Carlisle Truck Nationals showed that truck passions run deep in central Pennsylvania and the mid-Atlantic region. All the truck fun and then some returns next year with the hopes of breaking the all-time truck show record of just over 2,100 trucks. Save the date, because 2018's weekend happens August 3-5.
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Win a 2017 Corvette Coupe at Corvettes at Carlisle
Monday, Aug 7, 2017
The 2017 Corvettes at Carlisle event, presented by Corvette America runs August 24-27 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and guests this year have a chanc
The 2017 Corvettes at Carlisle event, presented by Corvette America runs August 24-27 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and guests this year have a chance to take home something unique. Of course there will be tons of memories that will last a lifetime, great food, iconic Corvettes, special guests and more; but for the second year in a row, Corvette enthusiasts could win a new car!
Up for grabs is a 2017 Corvette Stingray Coupe and it'll be awarded Saturday evening. The clock is ticking to get involved because only 1,000 tickets are available and last year these tickets sold out very quickly. DO NOT hesitate to get involved!. As noted previously, the giveaway car is a 2017 Corvette Stingray Coupe and is of the C7 production era. The giveaway itself is hosted by the Chip Miller Amyloidosis Foundation and Lancaster County Corvette Club the proceeds will benefit the CMAF and Clare House Lancaster.
Win a NEW Corvette? Yes – it's true! The way to win is pretty simple, as its done raffle style and in conjunction with the Pennsylvania Lottery's Pick 3 game. There are 1,000 tickets available and they are available on a first come, first served basis so be sure to secure yours now! For just $100.00, one lucky person could win the car! Tickets are available now via the Carlisle Events web page, by calling 717-243-7855 x113 or in person at Corvettes at Carlisle starting August 24.
The drawing takes place on Saturday, August 26 at 7 p.m. and the result is based on the Pennsylvania Lottery's Pick 3 daily number drawing; meaning that a winning ticket will have three numbers ranging anywhere between 000 and 999. There will be two announcements, one at the stage on grounds and another downtown at the square in Carlisle as part of the Downtown Carlisle Parade and Street Party. If selected, the winner is responsible for applicable taxes and must claim their prize within 30 days of notification or the prize will be forfeited.
The raffle supports two great organizations and most importantly, supports the late, great Chip Miller and helps in the fight against and to raise awareness for Amyloidosis. The giveaway Corvette comes to Carlisle via Valley Chevrolet of Wilkes Barre and this is, without a doubt, THE perfect Corvette for any enthusiast!
Complete event details, links to register, buy tickets and more can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling the Carlisle Events office.
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Fall Carlisle Returns to Wrap the Carlisle Events/Pennsylvania Season
Tuesday, Jul 25, 2017
As the 2017 season winds down for Carlisle Events, the team in America's Automotive Hometown, Carlisle, Pennsylvania is turning its attention to their
As the 2017 season winds down for Carlisle Events, the team in America's Automotive Hometown, Carlisle, Pennsylvania is turning its attention to their next to last event of the year; Fall Carlisle. Fall Carlisle is a five-day swap meet at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds that also includes a car corral and in conjunction with Carlisle Auctions, a three-day collector and classic car auction at the neighboring Carlisle Expo Center. This event is massive, so big in fact that nearly every inch of the 150 acres that Carlisle Events owns is filled with something automotive related. 8,100 vending spaces sell out and nearly 100,000 guests travel to Carlisle from around the world to eat, breath and live all things all things automotive.
Fall Carlisle 2017 runs September 27-October 1, with the auction spanning September 28-30. The thrill of the hunt is on display throughout as guests buy, sell and trade from sun up until sun down. As the guests scour the grounds, not only is there an unmatched level of camaraderie in place, there's a bit of a competition too. See, everyone is shopping for that hard to find item and the first one to it wins, so as you can imagine, it's a bit competitive at Carlisle each spring and fall event. This also goes for cars and trucks that are for sale by owner within the car corral. Some of the best deals are found at the most unsuspecting of times.
If buying and selling isn't what brings a person to Carlisle, maybe it's the chance to catch up with old friends, make new ones or get an education via FREE on stage seminars. Back by popular demand is Steve Mercurio of Pro Metal Shop. Steve is an expert fabricator and offers hands on, FREE seminars on the stage to help guests who have DIY projects on going or upcoming.
The automotive side of Fall Carlisle isn't the only popular attraction. There are non-automotive options too, including a massive food court with additional vendors located about the grounds and the Women's Oasis. The Oasis, or home away from chrome, is a large tent filled with kitchen must-haves, candles, jewelry, arts, crafts and more.
Along with the vendors who bring cars and parts to sell, Fall Carlisle also features a massive Manufacturers Midway that includes some of the biggest brand names within the hobby. Confirmed to date for the midway are the AACA Museum, AMSOIL, ClassicCars.com, CPI Truck, Meguiar's, Woodward Fabrications, Flowmaster, Edelbrock, Hagerty Insurance, More Than Tires and many more great companies who recognize the value of vending at Carlisle.
Finally, Fall Carlisle also includes a three-day collector car auction presented by Carlisle Auctions at the neighboring Carlisle Expo Center. Complete details about the auction are available by calling 717-960-6400 or on the web at www.CarlisleAuctions.com, while Fall Carlisle details are available at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Feel Good Corvette Story to be Showcased at 2017 Corvettes at Carlisle
Tuesday, Jul 25, 2017
The car community is a tight knit group and within the Corvette world, the ties that bind are arguably stronger than any other group that comes to Car
The car community is a tight knit group and within the Corvette world, the ties that bind are arguably stronger than any other group that comes to Carlisle for an event. This year's Corvettes at Carlisle, presented by Corvette America, runs August 24-27 and it'll feature a special completed restoration project, done exclusively for an enthusiast recovering from brain cancer. The car has been family owned since it rolled off the assembly line and is now in its second generation of ownership.
The feel-good story includes Collin Brown, his grandfather, Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic, countless Corvette vendors, Tony's Corvette Shop of Gaithersburg, Maryland and more. The '68 Corvette in question is now owned by Collin Brown, but it was Collin's grandfather that got him hooked on cars at a young age, driving Collin around in his Corvette for many years. As a promise, Collin received the car for his 16th birthday, but not long after, was diagnosed with brain cancer. Needless to say, the car took a back seat as did hopes for a proper restoration of it.
Into the picture comes friend and owner of Tony's Corvette Shop, Tony Avedisian. Tony initially got involved after receiving a call from Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic to evaluate what the car would need. The end result was a frame off restoration, and Make-A-Wish Mid-Atlantic needed assistance to ensure the Collin's wish was granted. From there, Tony took it upon himself to see this task through. He contacted many Corvette vendors, with all contributing in the same manner. According to Tony, "it was very inspiring to see such a wonderful response."
The car will be unveiled, fully restored to Collin and his family on Saturday, August 26 at the stage. During this time of healing and rehabilitation for Collin, a gift like this will surely mean more than words can express.
In addition to the restoration and presentation of Collin's '68 Corvette, Tony will debut a book for the first time. The book focuses on the 1963 Corvette Z06. A car of the same brand will on display at their booth along with books for sale/autograph and the authors too.
Complete details on Corvettes at Carlisle along with links to register, become a vendor or purchase event tickets can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855. Don't miss the world's largest all-Corvette weekend, with over 5,000 Corvettes, 50,000+ guests and so much more!
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Vietnam Veteran Honors the Fallen at the 2017 Carlisle Truck Nationals
Thursday, Jul 20, 2017
The Vietnam War stands out in our country's history due to how its service members were looked at upon their return stateside. In some cases, those w
The Vietnam War stands out in our country's history due to how its service members were looked at upon their return stateside. In some cases, those who served are still trying to find their place. The difficulties that come with serving, especially on the front lines can only be known by those who have been there, but one local central Pennsylvania man is hoping that those who have been lost in the current Iraq and Afghanistan conflicts will never been forgotten.
Tim Wright is a retired Army veteran who lives in nearby Shippensburg, Pennsylvania and served in Vietnam. He vividly recalls how he was treated when he came home from Vietnam and has built the Mid-Atlantic Wall of Fallen Heroes so that today's heroes are never forgotten. This idea came in part from a similar creation by a man named Fred Nunemacher of Millersburg, Pennsylvania. Fred's wall includes just the names of Pennsylvania's fallen from Iraq and is called the Wall of Fallen Heroes.
What makes Tim Wright's wall different is that it covers the Mid-Atlantic region (Maryland, Virginia, West Virginia, Delaware, Pennsylvania, New Jersey) as well as Washington D.C. and currently includes 827 names. This wall has made its rounds in all seven locations, including a big bike rally, Rolling Thunder, which takes place in D.C.
Given that the Carlisle Truck Nationals (August 4-6 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds) celebrates all things truck, family and even the military, having Tim Wright at Carlisle with this amazing wall on the back of his truck was a no-brainer. In addition to this wall, Tim Wright also has notes and information on every service member deemed K.I.A. in south Asia. This information was gleaned from media outlets including the Military Times and Associated Press.
Event Manager Ed Scholly noted that "when this opportunity presented itself for our event, I didn't think twice about having Tim at Carlisle." Scholly continued by saying, "I'm a veteran, I have friends and family that are veterans so honoring those who gave more by showcasing Tim Wright's truck and wall at this year's Carlisle Truck Nationals is a welcome addition to this event."
Complete event information, including links to register for the Carlisle Truck Nationals, Big Rig Show and Shine or to simply purchase spectator tickets and passes can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Amazing Chrysler Nationals Weekend Becomes Second Largest Ever at Carlisle
Tuesday, Jul 18, 2017
The Carlisle Chrysler Nationals have, for good reason, become THE premier all-Mopar event in the world and that fact was on display once more July 14-
The Carlisle Chrysler Nationals have, for good reason, become THE premier all-Mopar event in the world and that fact was on display once more July 14-16, 2017 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds. Cars and people came from around the world to enjoy a showfield laced with history, unique displays, amazing camaraderie and more!
As has been the case for many years, the three-day event turned into four with the annual Mopar Rebellion kick-off party on Thursday evening. This party, held at the neighboring Carlisle Expo Center featured a few hundred pieces of automotive history and offered the perfect transition into day 1 of show weekend. With gates opening at 7 a.m. Friday morning, excitement was such that cars and enthusiasts lined up in advance to find their spot on the grounds. Once there, the special displays all around kept show-goers snapping photos and turning heads all day long. Displays included ones dedicated to the Panther Pink/FM3 paint scheme, 100-years of Dodge/Ram trucks, survivor cars, 50 years of the RO/WO Super Stocks, the RT, Dodge Viper, GTX and oh by the way, Dodge brought its all-new Demon to Carlisle too!
With Friday transitioning to Saturday, where sunny skies and temps in the mid-80s remained constant throughout the day, so did the enthusiasm from everyone at Carlisle. Dukes of Hazzard star Tom Wopat (Luke Duke) signed autographs for fans, while industry legends like Herb McCandless, the Ramchargers, Golden Commandos and more signed autographs and "talked shop" all day long. As hot as temps were Thursday, something even hotter took over Carlisle too; Dodge and its drag and drift thrill rides. Lines cued for over an hour as guests anxiously waited for the best 60 seconds of their life. Saturday wrapped with over 2 hours of stage excitement, including a burnout contest, marriage proposal, Daisy Duke contest, Demon walkarounds and even a special award presented to one passionate car owner via the Historic Vehicle Society. The annual Mopar Hall of Fame also took place Saturday evening, with a wide array of industry icons being inducted.
Sunday saw the 50,000+ guests and nearly 2,700 cars head home until next year. Before they left; however, they stuck around for one more opportunity to ride with Dodge, pick up awards, say goodbye to friends and make plans for next year.
In addition to the amazing array of classics and modern muscle at the fairgrounds, just across the way at the Carlisle Expo Center was something new, something fresh; the Carlisle Hurst Nationals. Nearly 200 Hurst-branded machines took center stage, including some rare barn finds, prototypes and more. Hurst weekend also included guests special to the brand, including Bob Riggle, Dennis Kirban, Bill Campbell and Don Glover just to name a few.
In all, the weekend was just what everyone expected it to be. Not only do Chrysler and Hurst enthusiasts arrive early, they stay late, with some of the last cars and vendors leaving the grounds on Monday morning, July 17. Save the date, because the biggest and best all-Mopar show in the world returns July 13, 2018 and includes the second annual Hurst Nationals. Get tickets now and learn more at www.CarlisleEvents.com.
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The 2017 Truck Nationals Has Gone to the Dogs – Adopt, Donate, Love and be Entertained
Friday, Jul 14, 2017
The group of enthusiasts who call the Carlisle Truck Nationals home each August are the type that will give you the shirt off their back, change your
The group of enthusiasts who call the Carlisle Truck Nationals home each August are the type that will give you the shirt off their back, change your tire if you had a flat, or help an animal in need. It's that caring and giving nature that makes a special visit from local annual rescue group Speranza a reality during the August 4-6 weekend at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds.
Speranza Animal Rescue is Mechanicsburg, Pennsylvania based and has been taking in, rehabbing and rescuing animals for many years. Their role and visibility in the rescue community shot to a whole new level in 2016 however, with the rescue and life-saving rehabilitation efforts of Libre the dog.
Libre, a Boston Terrier, was found discarded from a puppy mill, emaciated, sick and malnourished. Taken in by Speranza, Libre was given not only a new lease on life, but with the help of his human caretakers, helped usher in stricter laws statewide related to animal care and abuse.
With his star still shining bright and his life filled with love and happiness due in part to Speranza, he and some of his furry adoptable friends will appear at this year's Carlisle Truck Nationals.
The whole crew, Libre included, will be at Carlisle all weekend taking donations in support of their cause and raising awareness, all while giving families and show guests a chance to interact with some pretty cool pups ready to find their new forever home. You may just find your new best friend!
Carlisle Events and Pepsi encourage everyone to stop by their location near Building R to learn more and drop off your donation. Blankets, food, toys, cash…any donation counts! With every donation, Pepsi will offer a coupon for a free fountain drink valid at any participating food vendor open during Carlisle Truck Nationals weekend. It's a win-win for all at Carlisle starting August 4.
Libre and Speranza aren't the only dogs coming to Carlisle. Their location near Building R and the Carlisle Events Family Fun Zone is the perfect complement to even more furry fun with Lawrence Frederick and his Disc-Connected K9s. Lawrence and his frisbee loving dogs are world champions many times over and best of all, his pups are rescues too. Frederick also operates a rescue and adoption program in his home state of Florida.
Complete event information, as well as links to details about Speranza, Disc-Connected K9s, the event itself, links to register a truck, purchase single day/weekend tickets and more can be found at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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MotorCrush is Giving Mopar Enthusiasts Money at the Carlisle Chrysler Nationals
Wednesday, Jul 12, 2017
Never one to fall behind the always advancing trends, Carlisle Events knew a good thing when it saw it and for the past few months has partnered with
Never one to fall behind the always advancing trends, Carlisle Events knew a good thing when it saw it and for the past few months has partnered with Andy Lally ALIVE to develop an all-new free automotive app known as MotorCrush. MotorCrush is the social network for car enthusiast. It allows users to check-in to a show to identify where their car is in real time for everyone on the app to see – and even message. The app also allows users to list every modification, tune and part associated with their ride so they can build up some clout and credibility within the community. These are just a few of the excellent features of this app…but wait, there is more!
Just announced, MotorCrush is offering guests of the 2017 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals (July 14-16 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds) a chance to win money! MotorCrush already brings car enthusiasts together, but now they aim to bring the car community even closer together and do so by offering up to $4,000 in cash prizes just by downloading then earning or giving likes; it's that simple! The Chrysler Nationals is just one of many opportunities to win at Carlisle, with the Carlisle Truck Nationals, Corvettes at Carlisle and Fall Carlisle being additional on-site outlets too.
Via the iTunes store or Google Play, users can download the app today. Once you're up and running, check in at Carlisle and let the MotorCrush community know you're at the Chrysler Nationals. The car with the most likes during one of six contest windows WILL WIN MONEY. Don't have a car? Don't worry, you can give likes and win as well. Prize totals range from $50 to $200 per winner and total between $1,000 and $4,000 over the course of the entire contest.
Prizes are distributed equally among all winners and the prize increases one dollar with each car checked-in at Carlisle over a two-day period (July 14-15 at the Chrysler show), and the final prize given is determined at the end of the two-day period. Additional contest dates for the aforementioned shows will be announced via activity listings on www.CarlisleEvents.com. Winners can only receive one prize per event. Runner-ups will be chosen in the event the winner has already received a prize.
Official rules are available via www.MotorCrush.com/contest-rules and via the Carlisle Events web page, enthusiasts can find all relevant info too, including details about the remaining 2017 schedule, the Chrysler Nationals and this very special contest. There are four ways to win, with six contest windows throughout event weekend. Download, check-in, give likes, and win - Good luck!
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World Champion Frisbee Dogs to Perform at the Carlisle Truck Nationals in 2017
Monday, Jul 3, 2017
The Carlisle Truck Nationals run August 4-6, 2017 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and along with 100-years of truck history on display, there's a wide
The Carlisle Truck Nationals run August 4-6, 2017 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds and along with 100-years of truck history on display, there's a wide array of family-friendly activities too. One such showcase includes frisbee dog action from Lawrence Frederick and his world-champion Disc-Connected K9 team.
The Disc-Connected K9s are no strangers to Carlisle, but will not only be at the truck show for the first-time ever, but will be back at Carlisle for the first time since 2014. Frederick and his team are coming to Carlisle direct from the North Dakota State Fair, but call the south side of Jacksonville, Florida home when not on the road. The Disc-Connected K9s are the only traveling show of its kind with such top notch "talent" on its roster. Making these dogs even more special is the fact that they are rescues that are trained to do what they do best - run, play and entertain. Many of the breeds on the team include Border Collies, Australian Shepherds, Australian Border Collies, Jack Russells and other hyper active mixed breeds.
Dogs from Disc-Connected K9s have provided entertainment around the world and have performed for some of the most amazing audiences. In addition, nearly a dozen of the dogs are World Frisbee Dog Championship Finalists, more than any other team in the history of the sport. More specifically, Frederick boasts five different World Champion dogs, including Harley Davidson, a three-time champion, plus 17 different World Finalists. More importantly, all of these performers are rescue dogs. Disc-Connected K9s not only rescues and trains dogs to perform, they also have their own adoption program. If for whatever reason they rescue a dog and can't keep it, they adopt it out with no adoption fees. Donations, however, are always greatly appreciated either on their website or at their shows.
Further, coming to Carlisle is a homecoming of sorts for Frederick. Though he currently lives in Florida, he spent his early teen years in the Carlisle/Shippensburg area as his mom worked for a local company.
"It's always fun to come to the area," said Frederick. "While I do make it through this region frequently, I still enjoy the trips down memory lane that I experience each time I visit the mid-state. I have been to Carlisle before but visiting the Carlisle Truck Nationals is a first for my team. I'm looking forward to showcasing the dogs in August at Carlisle and can't want to see everyone at the event too."
Complete event information, as well as links to register a truck or purchase single day/weekend tickets is available at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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Dodge Returns to Carlisle with its all-new Demon
Sunday, Jul 2, 2017
In a warehouse in New York City in mid-April the hype became reality for Dodge and its passionate enthusiasts with the unveiling of the 840 horsepower
In a warehouse in New York City in mid-April the hype became reality for Dodge and its passionate enthusiasts with the unveiling of the 840 horsepower Dodge Demon. With support from mega-star Vin Diesel and a more than 60-minute unveiling presentation on the stage, Dodge ushered in the next wave of street legal muscle for all to enjoy. Dodge knows the passion of their enthusiasts runs deep and as such, Carlisle Events is pleased to share the news that the Demon, not yet in showrooms, will be on display as part of the 2017 Carlisle Chrysler Nationals, July 14-16 at the Carlisle PA Fairgrounds.
The Demon is amazing to say the least. The "base model" starts at $84,995, but considering it's the fastest street legal car available and out performs some million dollar exotics, Dodge believes that's a fair price point. But what makes it go fast? How about the fact that the Demon is built to be an elite performance machine and according to the Dodge Demon web page, is powered by a Supercharged 6.2L HEMI® SRT Demon V8 engine and armed with a functional Air-Grabber™ hood scoop and Torque Reserve Launch System. With the powerplant being powerful, a nice set of tires helps keep it on the road (and track) too. That's why Dodge equipped it with 315/40R18 Nitto NT05R™ drag radial tires. While this car was designed with drag racers in mind, it's also perfectly safe and legal to drive on the street as a daily driver. It's that well-built.
Dodge worked diligently to not only produce this car, but to market it as well and the stories behind that and all that went into building the Demon will be told at Carlisle during event weekend. Most of the weekend the Demon will be positioned on the midway within the Dodge booth, but select times throughout the weekend it will roar from its parking spot to an area in front of the stage where automotive enthusiast and TV host Steve Magnante will talk about it; bumper to bumper.
Featuring the Demon is just one great aspect of Carlisle Chrysler Nationals weekend. The event packs nearly 3,000 cars into the facility and hosts 50,000+ guests, coming from around the world. Our displays for 2017 include features dedicated to the GTX, Dodge Trucks, RO23 and WO23 run of cars, the R/T and an FM3 display, better known as Panther Pink. Complete details about the show, special guests including Dukes of Hazzard star Tom Wopat, links to buy tickets, register a car and more are available at www.CarlisleEvents.com or by calling 717-243-7855.
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So we have a lot to catch up on, and we're going to do it through pictures. Ready? Okay. Here we go.
So last Tuesday I was basically dying in my car. I was on my way to Dr. Santa Maria's office and I was in pain, baby. So much pain. I was like convulsing in my Altima wading through unusually heavy traffic–like forty five minutes of traffic to get down the street. By the time I burst into the office I was in tears, shaking, and in desperate need of pain killers. Dr. Santa Maria turned me around and sent me to the ER.
I would have been nervous because it was really the first time I was ever alone in the ER–but the pain kind of blurred out everything but the need for a shot of Torridol.
And then R.J picked me up, and I went home and I changed my dosage of Desipramene back to what it was supposed to be. And guess what? I lived.
And when I got home, Happy was all like…whatever.
The next day I saw a neon green foot-long gecko.
Here he is trying to outrun me around a tree.
He was fast.
The next day I made some macaroni and cheese–with vegan Daiya cheese. I mixed it with arguala and it was divine.
My mom went to the World Orphan Drug Conference for her show, Behind the Mystery. She was going to wear this fabulous dress–but I think she got food posioning that night. So I had to give the world another opportunity to see it. You're welcome, mom!
While my mom was away, I spent some lady-time painting bird houses and eating rainbow cookies.
R.J had a busy week at work, so I stopped by one afternoon to bring him some headphones and some of his school stuff. I took Happy along for a ride and both my boys were pretty psyched to see each other–what with having not seen each other in four hours.
R.J's sister was in town this weekend so we stopped by for dinner on Saturday night. I was pretty spoon-less at that point so I was delirious with laughter when I saw this sign in front of their neighborhood. Like, how stoned were you to construct this masterpiece?
Yesterday I also went to the eye doctor because, again, I scratched my eye putting in my contact lenses. I don't even have nails. How does this happen?
Anyways, my eye doctor also does Botox so his office looks like the Taj Mahal.
That would be a marble floor and that TV was enormous.
And lastly, high fives all around– R.J took me exercising and we walked around this huge lake at a local park. I was pretty happy that I didn't faint.
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We have a crazy weekend ahead and although it will be fun, I'm already forecasting Sunday naps. Tonight, the boys are going on a Father and Son's campout with Soren and my Dad and brothers. They will be camping an hour away, so there is no chance of coming home early. Soren has taken the two older boys twice before and I think this year Kesler will finally be old enough to make it through happily. Last year he had a rough night sleeping in a tent away from home. Knox will be home with me and we'll probably do something glamorous like eat at Panera and watch a movie. On Saturday afternoon, our family is signed up to do the Color Run. Honestly, it's a 50/50 shot as to whether it will actually happen. I didn't know about the campout when I signed us up, so we will try to be fun and push through to make it happen, but I'll be realistic about it if it feels like too much. It sounds fun though! Hopefully we'll have tons of fun to report.
Have you run in the Color Run before? Any tips for going with little kids?
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Earlier this month, President Donald Trump announced his plans to completely cut the funding for the National Endowment for the Arts — to say that I was angry would be a bit of an understatement. This funding takes up a whole 0.004% of the national budget, and the president is planning on taking that money and funneling it towards the military, which currently accounts for about 16% of the budget. By just quickly skimming through this blog, you can tell that the arts are something that I hold very dear to my heart: it is of the utmost importance that we do everything in our power to prevent the opportunities that the arts bring from being taken away from our children.
This money goes towards music and arts programs in communities that otherwise may not be able to afford them, and these programs help keep kids in school and do better in school in general. It teaches them a variety of skills that they are able to apply to various aspects of life, and it will give them positive memories to last their entire lives. This kind of education is proven to benefit children of all ages and all backgrounds on so many different levels, in a way that other aspects of school cannot: why would we take this away from kids? It helps better educate the next generation, and that benefits our society as a whole.
Trump doesn't just want to diminish the funds for the arts — he wants to cut the programs entirely. The benefits totally outweigh the costs, and even then, the costs really are not that much compared to all of our other costs. Do we really need to take away instruments and instruction from children in order to build even more weapons? Please help in protecting these programs; we must write to our representatives in Congress (especially since there is bipartisan agreement to its importance) and we need to keep promoting the benefits of music education and the arts. There is a foreboding silence on the horizon, in a potential future where the arts are defunded and children's talents and creativity are banished — we must prevent this quiet from taking over.


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Style: Minimal Musk
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This season the pop and urban-spirited fragrances from S-Perfume took a new experimental direction with Intertrade Creative Team to restyle its identity and aesthetics. A minimal visual code in which the palette of colors goes side by side with the choice of the main essence in each fragrance, whose olfactory sensation is as striking as the decisive though discreet watercolor packaging.
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The Sports Management industry can be exciting and lucrative for those who complete an accredited sports management degree program in Florida or other states. Florida has the third highest percentage of sports management professionals in the United States with almost 700 and an average wage of $55,010 per year. However, some areas of Florida, such as the Tampa-St. Petersburg-Clearwater area have a slightly higher than average annual income for those who enter the sports management program. In addition, for those willing to relocate to another area of the country, annual salaries for sports management professionals rises to as much as $150,000 per year or more.
- Top 25 Best Sports Management Bachelor's Degree Online Programs
- 25 Most Affordable Top-Ranked Schools for Online Master's in Sports Management Degree Programs
- Top 13 Best Sports Management Master's Degree Programs
- 50 Most Affordable Selective Colleges for Sports Management
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- 20 Great Small Colleges for a Bachelor's Degree in Sports Management
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Jobs in the sports management field are expected to grow faster than for other industries over the next decade, with coaches and scouts estimated to increase by 15 percent while sports agents or manager positions are expected to grow by around 12 percent. Competition is fierce in the industry, however, which is why completing a sports management degree in Florida is highly recommended. To see more accredited sports management degree programs, please visit Sports Management Degree Programs in Florida (A-F) and Sports Management Degree Programs in Florida (T-Z).
Jacksonville University
Davis College of Business
The business program at Jacksonville University began as a small division at the college in 1967. It became the College of Business in 1979. In 1984, the college was renamed the Davis College of Business after the Davis family, owners of the Winn-Dixie grocery chain, donated $3 million to build a new facility for the business department. J.E. Davis developed a strong commitment to Jacksonville College in the 1950s as he and his brothers were building the Winn-Dixie empire. In 1998, the family created a $20 million challenge grant as well as a $10 million donation for another College of Business building. The college prepares students for a multitude of careers in business and management at both the undergraduate and graduate level.
Sport Business
The Sport Business program at the Davis College of Business provides insight into the exciting world of sports management. Students are prepared to enter the industry at a variety of levels. Students are provided information including:
- How marketing communicates to fans at sporting events
- The impact of sporting events on the local economy
- The importance of promotion in the sports industry
- How technology has an impact on today's sports
- The financial side of sports
- How individuals and teams are managed
Core business classes provide students with the basics of business while the sports-related courses offer insight into a growing industry.
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools, Commission on Colleges
- Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
Jacksonville University
2800 University Boulevard North
Jacksonville, FL 32211
Telephone: 904-256-7000
Email: email@example.com
Website: Jacksonville University
Johnson and Wales University
School of Business
The Johnson and Wales University School of Business offers programs designed to help students succeed in the field of business they choose to pursue after graduation. Students learn from faculty with extensive knowledge in the business world with curriculum designed to help students develop the skills necessary to pursue a wide range of management positions. Students are taught not only in a traditional classroom setting but through real-world experiences outside the classroom as well.
Sports Entertainment/Event Management (BS)
The Sports Entertainment/Event Management degree at Johnson and Wales University offers students the knowledge and skills necessary to obtain positions in the behind the scenes world of athletic and entertainment events. In addition, students develop skills in the event planning industry. Students are provided details about concert and event production, media relations as well as trade show or event management. Core curriculum in business is expanded with electives that include:
- Professional sports management
- Sports and entertaining marketing
- Athletic coaching administration
- Meeting management
Students complete a comprehensive, site-based management project as well as an internship in their field of interest.
- New England Association of Schools & Colleges Inc.
Johnson and Wales University
North Miami Campus
1701 Northeast 127th Street
North Miami, FL 33181
Telephone: 305-892-7600 or 866-598-3567
Website: Johnson and Wales University
Keiser University
Port St. Lucie Campus
The Port St. Lucie Campus of Keiser University is conveniently located so that it is easily accessible from Port St. Lucie, Stuart and Fort Pierce. The campus offers admissions, student services, academic affairs and financial services departments on campus. The state-of-the art facilities offer exceptional student services such as internet-enabled work stations, a library, a career center and much more. Students benefit from a combination of hands-on learning with the traditional classroom experience.
Sports Management, BS
Kaiser's Bachelor of Science in Sports Management is designed to provide students with the knowledge and skill necessary for careers in the sports industry. Sports are one of the largest segments of the economy and careers in the industry are expected to grow over the next decade. Students develop the skills and knowledge to:
- Integrate knowledge from sports management and business administration
- Apply business procedures to sports management
- Market various types of sports and sport development programs
- Understand the principles of behavior in organizations related to sports management
- Understand the law in relation to managing sports facilities
- Analyze ethics in sport management
- Apply principles of finance, accounting and economics
The program requires students to complete 120 credit hours.
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
Keiser University
Port St. Lucie Campus
10330 South US 1
Port St. Lucie, FL 34952
Telephone: 772-398-9990
Website: Keiser University
Lynn University
College of Business and Management
At the College of Business and Management, students gain the skills and knowledge necessary to obtain a position in their chosen field of business. Students learn from an experienced faculty and are able to customize their education with electives that help focus their education in the area they choose. The college also offers study abroad opportunities as well as internships that offer hands-on experience in their field.
Sports Management
The Bachelor of Science in Sports Management at Lynn University allows students to choose courses based on their interest in the sports industry. The program offers an experiential learning experience and students gain knowledge through faculty-directed projects with companies that are world-renowned such as ESPN, X Games, PGA, NASCAR, NFL and more. Lynn University has offered a sports management degree for many years and graduates have a high success rate when it comes to obtaining positions in their chosen field.
MBA in Sports and Athletics Administration
In addition to traditional MBA courses, students enrolled in the Sports and Athletics Administration program are provided electives that allow them to focus on this exciting industry. Students are prepared for many different careers in sports and athletic administration through experiential learning experiences. The Baseball Winter Meetings event allows students to meet with baseball's top executives, including team owners, league presidents, sports agents, baseball writers and the president of the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum. Students are guided so that they use their particular sports interest to choose classes that complement those interests.
- Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Lynn University
3601 North Military Trail
Boca Raton, FL 33431
Telephone: 800-888-5966 or 561-237-7900
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Lynn University Bachelor's Program
Northwood University
West Palm Beach Campus
The West Palm Beach Campus of Northwood University is located in beautiful West Palm Beach, Florida. The campus is only ten minutes from the Palm Beach International Airport. The area has an attractive entrepreneurial business climate with many recreational opportunities available. Northwood's Florida campus is a highly competitive private university with a top-notch faculty. In addition, some programs are offered in the evenings, on weekends and online making the campus flexible for adult learners.
Entertainment, Sport and Promotion Management
The Entertainment, Sport and Promotion Management degree program offered at the West Palm Beach campus of Northwood University provides students with an understanding of the behind-the-scenes industry that exists for professional entertainers and athletes. Students gain insight into marketing, promotion management, retail services, public relations and more factors that go into the handling of professional singers, actors and athletes. Graduates have obtained positions at such prestigious companies as:
- Campbell Ewald
- Chicago Bulls
- Dallas Cowboys
- Georgia World Congress Center
- Junior Olympics
- Pro Circuit Tennis Tournament
- VNEA Billiards Championship
- WrestleMania
Students are required to complete a 400-hour internship and at least one practicum. Often, these internships are with professional sports teams, semi-pro and pro sports teams, record labels and more. Students may also join the Entertainment, Sport and Promotion Management Association (ESPMA) which provides additional, hands-on experience. There are also study abroad opportunities available for those who wish to enter the global sporting and entertainment industry.
- Higher Learning Commission North Central Association
Heather Gray
Admissions Representative
West Palm Beach, FL Regional Education Center
2600 North Military Trail, West
Palm Beach, FL 33409
Telephone: 800-622-9000
Website: Northwood University
Nova Southeastern University
H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship
The H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship at Nova Southeastern University is named for H. Wayne Huizenga, creator of three Fortune 500 companies, five time recipient of the Financial World Magazine CEO of the Year award and 2005 recipient of the Ernst & Young World Entrepreneur of the Year. He has been named as one of the greatest deal makers of the 20th century and his been a longtime supporter of Nova Southeastern University. The school offers faculty considered to be experts in their field and offer many graduate and undergraduate degrees on either a part-time or full-time schedule.
BS in Sport and Recreation Management
The Bachelor of Science in Sport and Recreation Management at the Huizenga School of Business provides a strong foundation in the area of management, marketing, communications and event planning related to the sports industry. Graduates of the program have found great success in the growing world of sports management. It is a 120 credit hour program and enrollment must begin in either September for the fall or January for the winter. The program is offered during the day on the Main Campus of Nova Southeastern University. Students are required to complete an internship for 16 weeks and a capstone course that examines trends in the industry, career paths and current topics in sports.
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
- International Assembly of Collegiate Business Education
Nova Southeastern University
H. Wayne Huizenga School of Business and Entrepreneurship
3301 College Avenue
Fort Lauderdale-Davie, FL 33314
Telephone: 800-672-7223 Ext 25067
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Website: Nova Southeastern University
Saint Leo University
Donald R. Tapia School of Business
The Donald R. Tapia School of Business at Saint Leo University is the Chairman of the Board at St. Leo University and an alumni of the School of Online Learning. Mr. Tapia donated $4 million to help build the new School of Business building which is why the school chose to name the business school after him. The school offers values-centered education in order to prepare students to be the business leaders of tomorrow. As the largest Catholic business school in the United States, the school not only offers students formal education, but combines that education with values founded in faith. Programs offered at the Tapia School of Business are distinctive as they combine teach, research and leadership in order to create students who are well-rounded. Students are also provided opportunities for hands-on learning through partnerships with a variety of businesses in the area.
BA Sport Business Degree
Saint Leo is in a prime location for sports-related internships, which is why the BA Sport Business degree offered by the Tapia School of Business is perfect for those who wish to enter the sports management field. The campus is within one hour of more than 50 sport organizations, including the Rays, Lightning and the Buccaneers. They are also in close proximity to the Major League Baseball Training Camp location and students may also participate in Saint Leo's NCAA Division II Athletics. There is also a 3,500 square-foot fitness center, six-lane outdoor pool and brand-new School of Business building. Students are provided the opportunity to network with industry professionals through national conferences and participate in internships with pro sports teams around the world. It is one of only two schools to be accredited by the Commission on Sport Management in the first year it was available. Students take classes such as:
- Social and ethical issues in sports
- Sport governance
- Sport marketing and promotion
- Legal issues in sports
- Professional Development Seminar
Graduates of the program have found positions as sports information directors, marketing director, sport facility manager, event coordinator and sports writer to name a few. Graduates have found positions with such notable organizations as the Charlotte Bobcats, ESPN, Ironman World Headquarters, New York Yankees and the West Indies Cricket Board in Antigua.
M.B.A. Sport Business Concentration
Saint Leo offers a Master of Business Administration with a Sport Business Concentration in an online format. It is the first sport business program to be accredited by the Commission on Sport Management Accreditation. The program is delivered by expert faculty and has been recognized by SportBusiness International as the 17th best sport-related degrees in the world and only five of those are in the United States. Students are provided instruction in:
- Strategic management
- Sales and marketing
- Risk management
- Legal issues
- Facility planning and management
- Financial aspects of sports
- Research in sport
Students are also provided with a strong core business curriculum that includes instruction in oral and written communication, ethics, team membership, leadership as well as technology. Students take up to two courses per eight-week term and can complete the 36 credits required in as little as one year or may extend their completion for up to five years. Students may take up to two concentrations at one time with approval of the director.
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
- Commission on Sport Management Accreditation</strong>
Saint Leo University
33701 State Road 52
Saint Leo, FL 33574-6665
Telephone: 800-334-5532
Website: Saint Leo University
Southeastern University
College of Education
The College of Education at Southeastern University prepares students to serve in any educational setting with a strong focus on faith. The programs through the College of Education are anchored in spirit-empowered learning experiences in a Christ-centered, student focused learning community. All programs include views of the growing global marketplace and each student's divine design is nurtured through both traditional and modern methods of teaching. Southeastern University is affiliated with the Assemblies of God and carry a strong Pentecostal tradition with students from every ethnic and religious background.
Bachelor of Science in Sport Management
The Bachelor of Science in Sport Management at Southeastern University prepares students for a wide variety of professions in sports, ranging from managing high profile professional athletes or helping busy executives with their long-neglected workout routines. At Southeastern, they believe that the Apostle Paul wrote to Timothy that "physical training is of some value, but godliness has value for all things, holding promise for both the present life and the life to come." With professional sports sometimes plagued by scandal, obesity becoming a growing problem in the world and the growth of the fitness industry as people try to live healthier lifestyles, training in sports management that is combined with a faith-based curriculum is more important than ever. Students develop the tools necessary to obtain positions in a sports leadership position. The degree also offers several different concentrations, including:
- Coaching
- PE and Coaching
- Business
- Pre-Law
- Youth Ministry
- Leadership
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
- Accreditation Council for Business Schools and Programs
Southeastern University
1000 Longfellow Road
Lakeland FL 33801
Telephone: 800-500-8760 or 863-667-5018
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St. Thomas University
School of Business
The School of Business at St. Thomas University places emphasis on social justice and ethical behavior throughout all their programs. As a Catholic Archdiocesan-sponsored university, St. Thomas boasts a pastoral oasis in the urban pulse of Miami. The school has a diverse student body and provides a cohesive community that promotes learning. The school offers programs based in mainstream business trends while also delving into unique, niche areas of the business world. Students are provided many opportunities to learn not only in the classroom but through internships with leading employers throughout the area.
Sports Administration
St. Thomas University pioneered the first undergraduate sports administration program, receiving accreditation by the North American Society for Sport Management in 2001. The program was developed by nationally known sports executives and blends liberal arts, business and sports management courses into a curriculum designed to prepare students for careers with various sport related businesses. The school's location in southern Florida provides students with many opportunities to gain experience in their chosen profession.
- Commission on Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools
Dr. Abernethy
St. Thomas University
Fernandez Center Office 202
16401 Northwest 37th Avenue
Miami Gardens, FL 33054
Telephone: 305-628-6630
Email: email@example.com
Website: St. Thomas University
Stetson University
School of Business Administration
Stetson University has offered business studies since 1897, longer than any other college in Florida. Students develop knowledge and education related to theory and practical applications that enable them to find success in a growing global business market. Faculty are considered experts in their field of study and teach courses in a student-centered atmosphere that promotes learning.
Sport Business
Students enrolled in the Sport Business program at Stetson University are prepared for careers in the sport and leisure industry. The program is distinctive as it combines high-level academics with high-level sport organization internship opportunities. Students have conducted research projects that have investigated intercollegiate athletics and professional sports. Students who successfully complete the program are also prepared to enter graduate study or to enter the highly competitive field of sport management.
- Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Commission on Colleges
- Association to Advance Collegiate Schools of Business
Stetson University
School of Business Administration
421 North Woodland Boulevard
Unit 8398
DeLand, FL 32723
Telephone: 386-822-7405
Anyone who is interested in pursuing a career in the field of sport management should investigate these programs. Individuals who successfully complete accredited sports management degree programs in Florida and other states will have greater success in the competitive industry of sports management.


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To be honest, unlike other participants of the Emojithon, I did not compile a TBR list in preparation. I am basically just reading whatever I am in the mood for and going through the challenge list to see if whatever I am reading fits the critera of one of the challenges.
So, without further ado, I am pleased to say I have already completed my first challenge:
Read a book in under 24 hours
For this challenge, I had read I am an Emotional Creature: The Secret Life of Girls Around the World by Eve Ensler which is novel consisting of "fictional monologues and stories inspired by girls".
I thoroughly enjoyed this novel and will put out a more detailed review for it sometime soon. However, the book was only about 177 pages, so I felt like I kind of cheated for this challenge, but it still counts nonetheless!
If you want to check out the Emojiathon for yourself, you can find information from the links below. There is still plenty of time to participate as it is a month long read-a-thon. I will continue to keep you updated throughout the month! Let me know in the comments if you're participating.
My post: http://ramblingbooks.blogspot.com/2017/02/emojithon.html
Emojithon Twitter page: https://twitter.com/emojiathon