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The Fest 7: On The Road With Sorry No Ferrari
Gainesville, FL. November 1st-2nd, 2008
The weekend before last, I rode along with Atlanta instrumental rockers Sorry No Ferrari for their performance at The Fest, a punk music festival in Gainesville, Florida. I woke up very early Saturday morning after a long Halloween night to ride along with the three fourths of the band I didn't really know, but between naps I had plenty of conversation with them about things including music, the history of the band, and barbecue. This was actually the first show with their new drummer, Jonathan Balsamo, so there was lots of getting to know each other between the band as well. We were trying to get to The Fest in time to catch fellow ATLiens Benard, but we got there a few moments too late. So we went to the biggest venue of the fest, which was a bit smaller than Variety Playhouse, to catch Atom & His Package. It was a one-man-punk-band who seems to be a pretty big deal in the punk universe, but very much not my thing.
After that we headed to a tiny venue called 1982 to catch the local Gainesville band whose house we were staying at, Giuseppe. The venue had lots of very old gaming systems hooked up to the TVs on the bar, so I played some Dr. Mario and drink PBRs with the SNF folks for a bit. Giuseppe took the small stage and rocked the house:
After that I jumped around to different venues to see some shows, but didn't see anything too special. So I joined SNF for some food and drinks and drunken music discussions/debates. The band I was most excited about catching down here was Pegasuses XL, an Athens outfit with ties to We Versus The Shark, and they did not disappoint. I've really been enjoying their album, The Antiphon, and I will have more on that in a future post, but here is some eye candy from their epic live set:
After that we took it back to the Giuseppe home base, which felt just like the many Atlanta college/band houses I'm all too familiar with, and had increasingly more intoxicated, incoherent conversations. The next day we walked down the street to have breakfast with some of the Giuseppe guys, and of course, more music talk. Two of my favourite things about this trip were the conversations and the food. Almost every single place I went to eat in Gainesville was phenomenally delicious. And it was really great to talk shop with people who are so knowledgeable about good music outside my little bubble.
Before Sorry No Ferrari performed in the late afternoon, I manage to catch two good shows back-to-back from Denton, TX's Teenage Cool Kids and Athens' Nana Grizol. Then it was time for SNF. Their new drummer seemed to fit in fine, as they started their set with a sparse crowd and had drawn in a packed house by the time they finished. Here is a 13 minute clip from their performance:
After some dinner, I caught Brooklyn's Nakatomi Plaza, and I can't believe I wasn't familiar with these guys before now. They have been a band for a long time, and are now breaking up, so this was their last ever southeast show. Unfortunately, they seemed to be plagued by a gear curse as multiple equipment of theirs broke before they could play. Regardless of what stuff wasn't working, they still did an amazing set and I'm glad I got to catch these guys before they end it.
After a long weekend, we headed back shortly after that and returned to the A. Everyone with Sorry No Ferrari were incredibly nice and Giuseppe were overly gracious hosts, and both were just all-around cool dudes. I didn't recognize almost any of the line-up to this fest before I left so I was a bit skeptical about how much I would enjoy it, but I was exposed to so much quality music and I hope to come back for this one next year. After going to fest after fest over the years, it was refreshing to experience one that felt so unique compared to the rest. It reminded me of SXSW a bit, but so much smaller and DIY. Other than having to avoid a few moshpits, the vibe was nothing but fun times from these punk kids. Gainesville was such a fun town to visit, and I can't wait to come back soon.
Some sonic discoveries from The Fest:
Nakatomi Plaza : Not Hopeless
Giuseppe : Green Steel
Teenage Cool Kids : Sleeper Hold
Benard : I Wish You Were A Penguin
Nana Grizol : Everything You Ever
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Fri., Oct. 26 • 5:30 p.m. • University Hilton, Plaza Room
The University of Houston Department of Management and The Leadership Quarterly are hosting the 1st Annual Doctoral Symposium in Leadership on October 26th and 27th, 2012. This symposium will focus on both micro and macro areas of leadership. There will be faculty presentations on leadership from professors coming from nationwide as well as a panel discussion with current and former Leadership Quarterly editors.
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Walks highlight lagoon's flora and fauna
A group of newly trained docents tested its teaching skills at the San Elijo Lagoon Ecological Reserve on a recent misty morning. The group met at the Rios Avenue trail head in Solana Beach, a vantage point that overlooks one of the largest remaining coastal wetlands in Southern California.
The docents said their outdoor classroom is home to more than 700 species of birds and plants and visitors.
There soon will be an indoor learning facility, too, when the San Elijo Nature Center, on Manchester Avenue in Encinitas, opens with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at 11 a.m. Jan. 31.
The two-story building, on the north shore of the lagoon, will serve as a base for education, with an exhibit room highlighting the waterway's ecosystem, a ranger office and a multipurpose room.
"I anticipate an influx of schools calling to schedule walks and visit the new nature center," docent Barbara Wallach said.
"I particularly like it when spontaneous things occur on the trail, like a hawk flying overhead or finding a plant blooming. There is so much going on, and it's a chance to show how everything on the planet is connected."
In the stillness of the foggy morning, a snow-white egret sailed over a family of speckled ducks, feeding in a shallow lagoon surrounded by tall reeds.
"Different birds hang out in different sections depending on the size of their beaks, the length of their legs and the food they hunt," said Wallach, who kept a small band of youngsters on holiday break mesmerized.
Ospreys are "magnificent to watch – they hunt from the air and strike fish with their talons," she said.
Wallach, a retired health and physical-education teacher, also serves as a docent at Torrey Pines State Natural Reserve.
"When I learned that the San Elijo Lagoon Conservancy was hoping to build its school program and expand their offerings to schools in the area, I made time in my schedule to go through their training," she said.
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"Legume" may be the general term for beans, but this stew is a hearty mix of marinated beef and vegetables. All the ingredients can be found at any supermarket, but the combination of habanero chiles, thyme and allspice gives this dish the exotic flavor of the Caribbean. Serve it over mounds of rice or with hunks of crusty bread to mop up the spiced broth. Note: this recipe requires advance preparation.
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Peaches are the leading deciduous fruit crop grown in Texas and it is estimated that there are more than one million trees planted statewide. Average annual production exceeds one million bushels. Some of the best peaches I've ever eaten are grown in the Hill Country outside of Austin and San Antonio. They are so important there that a Hill Country Fruit Council has been established to guide tourists to the best orchards. Here's how to use them in a wonderful dessert. From the article "Perfectly Pungent Peaches" by Dave DeWitt here.
Even people who don't like artichokes will like this dish. Although it tastes like it requires a lot of preparation, it is very easy to make. It takes no time to put together and can be made in advance and refrigerated to save time before a party. Then it just needs to be brought to room temperature before baking. Serve with the pita triangles or substitute crisp tortilla or corn chips; they all taste good with this dip. To increase the heat, sprinkle minced jalapeño or serrano chiles on top.
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Monday, November 10, 2008
Some daylight photos of the new Jackson..
6 comments:
- Taylor Kruse said...
Can you provide any insight into how you painted the wheels?
I'm looking into painting a True Temper Alpha Q fork, and I want to make sure it's not just going to look amateur...
- November 11, 2008 at 3:25 PM
- CyclingWMD said...
Well, first of all you want to start off in a nice dust free environment where you can eventually hang the wheels from the ceiling. You can hook a wire through the air valve hole to do so.. First thing you need to do is lightly scuff up the surface with a scuff pad. Then clean everything throughly with alcohol and some non-linty wipes. You also want to make sure your hands are really clean during this initial process. Latex gloves are a big help. Once they're clean hang em up, get em' all masked off and ready to paint. You'll need some nice bright grey or white primer, color of your choice and some clear coat. Make sure you keep the paint flow even and constantly moving. Don't hold the cap down for more than a second or two at a time. Quick bursts at 8-12 inches depending on your nozzle is best. Def do a quick test on a piece of cardboard or something to see how much paint comes out per burst at which distances. This will help you gauge the distance you should approx be painting at. This prevents pooling/dripping of the paint. Take your time between coats. Don't worry if the first one isn't perfectly even. You'll get it with the next couple of coats. Just make sure you look the entire wheel over for any spots you may have missed. Once you're satisfied, hit it with the clear. BTW, you should use at least an entire can for each of the painting steps. Most importantly, TAKE YOUR TIME. There's a good chance that rushing it will give you horrible results and you'll be wicked bummed. Once you're all done, leave em up to dry for about a day and then you're good to go! Keep in mind while the paint will look pretty good, rattlecan jobs are def no where near as durable as high end paint jobs. Touching up scratches etc is pretty easy though.. Hope that all helps man! Be sure and let me know if you have any other questions..
- November 11, 2008 at 4:17 PM
- SprocketScientist said...
I must say that, despite my general lack of interest in fixed gears, that thing is shit-hot. I wish my BJ road bike was as nice.
- November 12, 2008 at 9:00 PM
Why is the little thing that protects the bars from scuffing the frame so far back away from where the bars would hit- or is that what that thing is?
- February 16, 2009 at 6:37 PM
- CyclingWMD said...
Those are S+S Couplers!
- February 16, 2009 at 8:28 PM
Ah. Now I see.
I'd only read a few posts by that point but I'd seen enough to determine that you didn't seem like the type who'd stick a tube-protector-thing in a place where it serves no purpose on any bike- especially not a bike like that.
Those couplers are a clever idea.
- February 18, 2009 at 5:23 PM


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1st McDonough
2nd Waters
3rd Delgado
4th Thorn
5th Megaludis
6th Snyder
7th Garnett
8th Triggas
I'll never doubt McDonough again though I still think the more he makes this cut, the more a toll it takes on his body. I would have been interested to see how he would have performed up a weight in his career because I think he is good enough to get it done up a weight as well. I like the fact that Waters has had Henson in his corner this year and I think with his great rides and a tad more from his feet, he can break through and get in to the finals. I just think Delgado is pretty strong in all three positions. I think he lays low all year and then makes a nice little run at NCAA's. I've seen enough of Thorn already to know this: he's a Thorn...that means he is always going to wrestle with a bit of an edge and not always by the book. I think this means he may have some headscratching losses but also some brilliant wins. I think it culminates at NCAA's where his ability to score and his "funk" carries him far enough to place ahead of Megaludis. Speaking of Megaludis, I don't have him at 5 because I think any less of him, I just think he caught lightning in a bottle last year and snuck up on some people. I think there is more film on him now and that will lead to better match strategies by some of his opponents who will get to see him a few times this year. I think Snyder, the senior, puts it all together this year. He put a 6-1 win up against Soto and really puts lesser opponents away. His 24-5 record last year only really had one blemish with the loss to Opfer. His other losses were all against Megaludis, Waters, Sanders and Perrelli. I'm pulling for Garnett to just put together the type of effort we seem to see early in every season. He can be a dominating wrestler at times and disappear at others. Really talented wrestler who I hope can end his career with an AA finish. I'm going to get bashed for Triggas but other than McDonough and I think Delgado, Triggas is perfectly capable of upsetting any of these wrestlers with his pinning ability. As he gets in to the season and away from Freestyle, I think we will see a more consistent Triggas emerge and I can see him getting through a couple of rounds at NCAA's and then just dropping in to 8th place. Seems kind of fitting for Triggas. (Man, these are harder to do than I thought, I'm taking a beer timeout.)
1st Logan Stieber
2nd Tony Ramos
3rd AJ Schopp
4th Sentes
5th C. Dardanes
6th Colon
7th McCormick
8th Quiroga
I saw that NCAA match between Stieber and Ramos. Ramos is so slick but Stieber just seemed to be a step ahead of him. I like Stieber to repeat in a hotly contested finals with Ramos. Worth the price of admission itself. Russ introduced me to AJ Schopp and every time I watch him wrestle it seems he picks up another weapon for his arsenal. I also like how both he and Sentes can put guys away which should help them get through the grind of NCAA tournaments in the early rounds. I also think Schopp/Sentes presents an interesting match-up. Both guys are tough on top. The Dardanes brothers just seem to get stronger as tournaments go on. They are grinders and don't back down from anyone. If I can get a little more established offense from C. Dardanes, I can see him moving up higher here and I don't think anyone above him wants to see his name drawn in the semi-finals. I think Colon ends up not making it down to 125 and settling back here at 133. He has some impressive wins but seemed to crap out at NCAA's last year. I'll need to see more against the elite before I move him up above 6th. The only reason I put McCormick here is that I am looking after the top 8-10 at 133 and I just don't see other guys who are any better than he is. That doesn't mean he can't get beat but so far this year I've liked what I have seen from him. He was 16-7 last year but his only loss to a non-AA was to Zac Stevens and Shelton Mack. No one seems to get less respect in fantasy wrestling than Quiroga but he is a guy who is tough to knock off and send home from NCAA's. He stands in against anyone and goes 7 minutes and if you do beat him, you will know you've gone 7 minutes. He's also the only wrestler in D1 with a last name that begins with Q.
1st Maple
2nd Mangrum
3rd Graff
4tj Futrell
5th Stieber
6th Dardanes
7th Nevinger
8th Vaith
Maple is just an amazing athlete. Its a long season and I anticipate he'll get a loss or two but I think he'll be there when its all said and done. I'm not sure if the loss to Jackson announces the arrival of Camryn Jackson or a chink in the armor for Mangrum, lets say a little of both? I think Mangrum uses the experience of last years NCAA to slingshot up to #2 this year. I am HOPING we see the Graff of two years ago once the season gets some traction. He was an absolute killer on his feet like Oliver back then. I think he shakes off the cobwebs and gets it together come March. I just like the way Futrell wrestles for 7 minutes. He's also good from all three positions and finds different ways to win. He can win close ones and win dominantly. I have to be completely honest, I haven't watched H Stieber wrestle much so putting him here for me is strictly off his pedigree but there's too much talent there to put him any lower in my opinion. Again, the Dardanes boys just keep coming at you and even as freshmen stood in against the best of the best and gave people everything they wanted. Hoping to see more bonus points for teams sake during duals but I anticipate at NCAA's it will come down to takedowns. When Nevinger is on, he is ON, when he's not, he's pretty average. I think the early season has been pretty inconsistent for him with the wrestle-off loss and the loss to Bonaldi but I think Nevinger will get over his knicks and bruises and get back on the podium where he was last year, 7th place. Vaith has had some early season success and I think he builds on that. I'm not predicting a consistent season from him but he's shown me enough that he belongs in the AA conversation.
1st Chamberlain
2nd Ness
3rd Oliver
4th Alton
5th Vinson
6th Sakaguchi
7th Lester
8th Von Ohlen
Okay, this weight kind of sucked for me. I'm not drinking the Kool-Aid as yet on Oliver, I am more than sure I am going to take a beating for that but I really think Chamberlain has all the tools to win this weight. I thought he had the tools last year to win the weight as well which is why I drafted him last year. Chamberlain is just to technically sound for Ness and wins the final. If (when) Oliver and Alton meet I think Oliver beats Alton 4 out of 5 matches and thats what happens here. Vinson and Sakaguchi make a great match-up for 5th and 6th and I see a tightly contested high scoring affair, call it 10-8 Vinson. This weight just isn't all that deep after that and I like Lester to get himself back on the podium one spot higher than last year. I will admit Von Ohlen is strictly a "because I want him to get an AA pick". He's a great kid and a great role model as are most of these guys generally speaking.
1st St. John
2nd Alton
3rd Welch
4th Fleming
5th Green
6th Dong
7th Hickman
8th Napoli
St. John made a believer out of me last year in his finals match with Dake. That was impressive on one leg. To me this #1-#8 is probably the most hotly contested up through 157. I can see all of these guys getting AA's but certainly in a different order than this. Welch and St. John I think will split some matches during the regular season, no doubt. I think Alton took his early season loss and will rebound nicely but with all of the competition at this weight in the B1G I expect the battle for the #1 seed to be a barn-burner. There's a whole lot of offense in this group. I like Fleming to finish just below the three talented 157's from the B1G unless he runs in to Green early. Green got him last year and handed him an 8-3 loss. I know it looks like I'm handing out alot of AAs to B1G wrestlers but in this weight class, I think its warranted. Everyone says Green reminds them a bit of Burroughs and though I think Burroughs is a once in a lifetime athlete for a college coach, its hard to deny some of the similarities. Dong, Hickman and Napoli have some quality wins against some of the guys above them on this list and and I think will be fighting it out in R12 and then they will sort it out amongst themselves.
1st Dake
2nd Taylor
3rd Caldwell
4th Yates
5th Monk
6th Polz
7th Yohn
8th Toal
I kept going back and forth on this one in my mind and though I think Taylor is an absolutely stellar wrestler and technician, I think Dake just has a gear at NCAA's that is second to none. Taylor will need to press him for 7 minutes if he wants to win I think and really kind of wrestle with some wreckless abandon. I think Dake is a great scrambler and counter-puncher so Taylor is going to have to possibly go "funk" to get a win otherwise Dake is going to give him the 165 lb version of the human "back-pack". I'll never say never and I am considering coming to NCAA's this year just to see this match. Caldwell is just the best of the rest and I think gives both of these guys a bit of a scare but in the end falls short in the semi's against one of them. Yates and Monk are seniors and I think they find a way to get through the first 2 rounds. From then on it will be grit and guts to grab those 4th and 5th place slots and some long days. I actually think Polz fits in that category as well. Monk only had losses to Deitchler, Kolodzik and Bonin among his losses to non-AA's last year and he had three to James Green, one to Dake, one to Fleming and one to Sanjaa. Yates had 8 losses last year, every one of them a quality loss if that's possible. Yohn is going to have to wrestle with some energy this year at NCAA's which I haven't seen before and he is my "come ON" pick this year. I'd like to see him go out as an AA. Toal seems to be close as well and I was torn between he and Sulzer. Is this the year he reaches up and gets on the podium? I say "sure, why not". If Evan's wrestles at 165, drop him in at 5 and move everyone else down one.
1st Perry
2nd Asper
3rd Heflin
4th Storley
5th Evans
6th Brown
7th Kokesh
8th Fausey
This was the toughest weight so far. I am going to drink some beers and redo 174.
Okay, redid 174. Its still a mess and I think after Perry and Asper its just a you pick'em. You could argue Blanton, Munster, Zanetti and probably Yates in there as well. I won't even try to defend this set of picks after #1 and #2 because I think if you tried you'd just be pulling it out of your ass.
1st Ruth
2nd Hamlin
3rd Bosak
4th Steinhaus
5th Bennett
6th Lofthouse
7th Loder
8th Ihnen
Ruth was an absolute beast and a specimen at 174. With 10 additional pounds he is STILL a specimen and that's in a weight FULL of specimens. I don't think he has the dominating years that he's had in the past at 174 in terms of bonus but I think he's just too good on his feet for this field and will catch some of these guys in the occasional tilts and cradles, just not as many. I've watched Hamlin and Bosak trade one point matches last year but with Bosak sitting out and Hamlin getting more mat time, I will give the nod to Hamlin this time. Steinhaus and Bennett split last year but Steinhaus won his when it mattered most at NCAA's last year. I'm really curious to watch Lofthouse up at 184 this year. He and Ihnen I think will probably trade victories this year with no clear winner but as Lofthouse gets used to the weight, I think he flips some of the results from the early season at the big tournament. I for one thought that Loder would beat Trotman last year at NCAA's but Trotman just absolutely turned it on last year and to me was the surprise of the tournament. Tough time to run in to a hot wrestler. With Loder seeing Ihnen last year in their last bouts of the season, I think he'll come in with a different game plan and turn that 5-3 loss around.
1st Kilgore
2nd Wilps
3rd Wright
4th Hernandez
5th Haynes
6th Rosholt
7th Schiller
8th Schiedel
Lots of big boys in this class and I'm sure that arguments could be made for Boley, Gonzalez, Meeks, and Burak but I don't think there's anyone who doubts that Kilgore is going to put his stamp on this weight this year at NCAA's. Wilps was close last year but Honeycutt just had his number seemingly. I think he saw what Wright had to offer at 197 and I think he would be smart to be careful in matches against Wright. I think he's actually fortunate that he got to wrestle Wright early in the season to see what he's like a little bit before the end of the season. As much crap as I give Wright, he is really fun to watch. He'll charge right after anyone and as he gets more comfortable at the weight, I'm sure we'll still see fireworks from him this year. Just nickname him Mr. March. Hernandez had an impressive season last year and looked good in Freestyle this summer. I've seen Haynes look like $1 MM and then turn around and look like a $2.00 ham sandwich. When he's on, he's on. I'm thinking he's on this year. If your name wasn't Wilps, Honeycutt, Byers or Kennedy, I think Haynes has won 25 straight. He seems to get stronger as the season goes on and then when he hits NCAA's he just can't get past the Joe Kennedy's of the world. I like watching Rosholts at NCAA's, seems like there's been one there for the last 20 years. I've had a chance to watch Schiller now the last couple of years. As a redshirt he was 26-4 with some decent wins mixed in there and he is 6-0 to begin this season though not against much quality but this kid gets after it on his feet and puts points on the board and I think that's going to be invaluable come tourney time. He will mix in some losses this year but they will all be learning opportunities, by season's end, I think he's ready to put together a nice run. I really wanted to put Burak here at #8 but then I remember Austin Trotman last year coming in and having a great NCAA tournament from the middle of the seeding bracket. I like Schiedel to be this year's Austin Trotman.
1st Gelogaev
2nd Nelson
3rd Bradley
4th Hanke
5th McMullan
6th Trice
7th Thomusseit
8th Cooper
I will be completely honest, I went with Russ's strategy and just threw them down exactly how I saw it without too much thought. Just gut feeling. I hate ranking the heavies but I will say I've never seen anyone ragdoll Nelson like Gelogaev did and until he goes down with an injury or loss, I will give him the nod in the next head to head with Nelson. That still has to be on Nelson's mind from last year. I want to see more offense out of Nelson this year. People said his freestyle work this summer should help his leg attacks but I haven't seen it yet. Then again, the man is on a 25 match winning streak. I think Bradley and Nelson could wrestle 10 times and split 5-5. I'll give it to Nelson until I see something from Dom that leads me to believe that his year off has benefited him. The rest I just threw out on here because A) I'm tired and B) they are heavyweights and C) the more I say the l less smart I become.


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are rapidly converted in the body to salicylic acid. Taking large amounts of aspirin can result in lower than normal blood levels of potassium,2 though it is not known whether this change is significant. Controlled studies are needed to determine whether people taking salsalate are at risk for potassium deficiency.
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are rapidly converted in the body to salicylic acid. Controlled studies show that taking aspirin increases the elimination of vitamin C from the body and lowers blood levels.3 Further controlled research is needed to determine whether salsalate specifically reduces vitamin C levels and whether people taking the drug are at risk for vitamin C deficiency.
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2. Smith MJH, Smith PK, eds. The Salicylates: A Critical Bibliographic Review. New York: Interscience, 1966.
3. Loh HS, Watters K, Wilson CWM. The effects of aspirin on the metabolic availability of ascorbic acid in human beings. J Clin Pharmacol 1974;13:480.
4. Sifton DW, ed. Physicians Desk Reference. Montvale, NJ: Medical Economics Company, Inc., 2000, 1661-2.
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Cradley Heathens from a Stoke Potter's perspective
Posted: March 18, 2010|
CRADLEY Heath Speedway enjoyed and endured a chequered history since its inception in 1947. There were the highs of the 1980s when the Cradley Heathens were winning every title going, and the lows of the 1990s, when first their Dudley Wood Stadium was lost to a planned housing development in 1995, and then, after competing at the Loomer Road Stadium in Stoke under the name of Cradley and Stoke Heathens for just one season, the team was finally wound up in 1996.
But the idea of a speedway team continuing to keep the name of the Heathens alive and kicking is, for the moment at least, looking fairly rosy.
CH supporters have never given up their dream of having a home track of their own, and while they wait for that day to materialise, a Heathens team will be back in action during the 2010 season, albeit with a changed name (Dudley Heathens), sharing two local stadiums, Monmore Green (home of Wolverhampton Wolves) and Perry Barr (home of Birmingham Brummies), but most importantly competing once again in the National League.
At the suggestion of Bill Hodgetts, a die-hard speedway fan who travels to Stoke from the Dark Region every week during the season to support his favourite sport, Mick Mathers, a follower of Stoke Potters, has dropped us a line recalling a time in his life he will never forget: "I was aged ten when my parents took me along to see my first ever Stoke speedway meeting after the Second World War in 1947. I'm now 73 years of age and still follow the Potters every week. My late parents were both pioneering motorcyclists during the 1920s, so I suppose I could be called a very lucky youngster. I'd already been to a meeting in 1945 at Belle Vue, a day out to celebrate the end of the war after a promise made by my mother, but going to see the Potters at their home circuit was something extra special.
"My first visit to the Sun Street Stadium in Hanley however didn't start very well as I couldn't understand why there should be a dog track in between me and the racing. Like any ten year old given half a chance, I wanted to be down there on the track riding those incredible machines, or at least be a little closer to where all the action was taking place. Then there was the visiting team from somewhere down south wearing a big 'CH' on their chests. Surely they wouldn't beat the Potters? I had well and truly been bitten by the speedway bug.
"As the years rolled by it became clear that the Cradley Heathens would become one of our deadliest rivals, and one of my most treasured possessions is the programme from that meeting (May 8th 1947) that I have managed to keep all these years, when the Potters beat the Heathens by 48 points to 33. But like most sports home advantage counts for a lot and in a return fixture two months later at Dudley Wood the Heathens beat the Potters 49 - 34. Sun Street reopened in 1960 - 63 and some of the Potters' keenest rivals on the speedway track came from that era, including Bastable, Brown, Eadon, etc. But on the other side of the coin we had Pratt, Jarman and Cole to do battle for the Potters, all of whom went on to ride for the Heathens in later years.
"By the 1980s no team could touch Cradley Heathens and they became the Man United of speedway.
There were more American and Scandinavian World Champions in their team than most tracks had exhaust pipes.
They were the elite and put the big 'CH' on the world map. Sadly, the Cradley Heathens are no more, but everyone in the world of speedway wants them back. Fingers crossed therefore for the future and Mr Pottinger's new venture to run third division meetings at Birmingham and Wolves.
All the Potters up here in Stoke realise just how much folk in the Black Country miss the Heathens, and I'm sure former Cradley fans will enjoy watching a new clutch of up and coming youngsters appearing for Dudley Heathens for the first time this year.
"It was a sad day in 1995 when Cradley Heathens lost their Dudley Wood Stadium, but of course it gave us Potters supporters the chance to see what we had been missing when the whole team came to Loomer Road in 1996 as the Cradley Potters, a unique situation enjoyed by all and a speedway season we will never forget up here in the Potteries. We had a World Champion to be proud of in Billy Hamill, and who can ever forget those last heat deciders with Hamill and Hancock as they wrestled wheel to wheel around the track, often sharing the spoils.
The stadium would erupt when these two giants of speedway shot past, side by side, both doing wheelies, aboard their Exide-sponsored bikes and wearing leathers; thanks lads! And a double thanks to the 500 plus speedway supporters who travelled up from the Black Country every week to keep the Cradley Heathens dream alive and create an extraordinary atmosphere which will live long in the memory."


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"Basket of Memories" was the theme of the St. Elmo Alumni Banquet held the evening of May 28 in the high school gym, with more than 200 alumni and guests attending. More than 160 had made reservations. The alumni came from 16 states, 43 towns and cities in Illinois and 33 from St. Elmo.
A retired agriculture teacher, Richard Lowe of St. Elmo, attended. Following are the alumni, and if a state isn't listed, the town is in Illinois.
1934-Jennie Alice Logue Harner of St. Elmo.
1938-Gilbert Wright and Millard Mills, both of St. Elmo.
On Saturday afternoon, May 7, Dan and Barb Oberlink of Modern Woodmen (above) bought and brought the mulch to Main Street's Lincoln Park, and spread the mulch.\
On May 26, the ExxonMobil Annuitants Club met for its monthly meeting and luncheon at Ponderosa Steakhouse in Vandalia, with 23 members and four guests present.
After the pledge to the flag, a moment of silence was held for Karl Jesgarz, a member of the club who died May 22.
Brock Fisher gave the meal blessing.
After the meal, President Dean Black opened the meeting by welcoming everyone and introducing the special guest, John Nestleroad, a supervisor at the Patoka ExxonMobil Tank Farm.
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Lorene Carter Mackey, 92, of Wichita Falls, passed away Sunday, May 19, 2013.
The funeral service will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday, May 23, 2013 in the chapel of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home with Ken Holsberry, officiating. Interment will follow at Crestview Memorial Park under the direction of Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Lorene was born September 24, 1920 in Falls County, Texas, the daughter of Dennis E. Birkes and Alma Jackson Birkes. After graduation from high school and a business college in Fort Worth, Texas, Lorene worked there as a secretary to the Division Manager of Continental Oil Company in the 1940s. She had lived in Wichita Falls since 1952, moving from Killeen, Texas. In the 1950s, she was a Unit Manager for Stanley Home Products. Later she worked at Sheppard Air Force Base in civil service as an executive secretary, retiring in January 1991 with 33 years service and many accolades.
Lorene was an active member of the 10th & Broad Church of Christ, and a former member of St. Mark's United Methodist Church. She volunteered at the Sonshine House and was a member of the Ladies Bible Class. She was the first secretary of the National Association of Retired and Current Federal Employees (NARFE) Boomtown Chapter 2329, Burkburnett, Texas. After serving four years, she received a certificate of appreciation for outstanding service at the District 2 convention in Weatherford, Texas. Before this, she was secretary to NARFE Chapter 246, Wichita Falls. In her retirement years, she was involved in senior activities at the Senior Zone and Red Door. She enjoyed exercising and walking at the mall. She especially enjoyed going to water aerobics and playing bridge.
Lorene was preceded in death by her parents; her husbands, Ralph G. Carter, and Frank A. Mackey; her brother and sister-in-law, Jerry "Milton" and Shirley Birkes; her brother, Dennis L. Birkes; sister-in-law, Darlene Birkes; and brother-in-law, Frank Smith.
She is survived by one daughter, Carolyn S. Cobble and husband Harry D. III of Wichita Falls; one son, Ralph G. Carter and wife Nita of Fort Worth; two sisters, Elveta Smith and Melba Maddox both of Waco; one brother, Wallace Birkes of Pampa; sister-in-law, Linda Birkes of Chilton; two grandchildren, Caryn S. Walker and husband Chris of Wichita Falls, and Harry D. Cobble, IV and wife Sherry of North Richland Hills; one great-granddaughter, Caylee Paige Walker; two great-grandsons, Channing Pierce Walker, and Harry "Davis" Cobble, V; a stepdaughter, Mary Anne McBride and husband Rondel of Wichita Falls; stepson, Dan Mackey and wife Sandra of Atlanta, Georgia; three step-grandchildren, Mark McBride and wife Michelle, Stacy Schroeder and husband Bob, and Colin Mackey and wife Patty; as well as five step great-grandchildren, Kody McBride and wife Jessie, Kory McBride and wife Wendi, Chance Schroeder and wife Ashley, Kenda Wolf and husband Justin, and Rusty Schroeder; and five step great-great grandchildren, Cooper and Corbin McBride, Kastin Wolf, Libby Schroeder, and Adrian Mackey.
The family will receive friends from 6 until 7 p.m. Wednesday, May 22, 2013 at Owens & Brumley Funeral Home of Wichita Falls.
Lorene will be warmly remembered by her family, friends and co-workers for her quick smile and happy outlook on life.
The family would like to thank the residents and the wonderful staff at Rolling Meadows, The Gables, and Hospice for the kind, loving care shown to Lorene. She loved you all.
For those desiring, memorial contributions may be made to Hospice of Wichita Falls, 4909 Johnson Road, Wichita Falls, TX 76310; or to the Michael J. Fox Foundation for Parkinson's Research, Grand Central Station, PO Box 4777, New York, N.Y. 10163-4777 or at www.michaeljfox.org.
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Sharmila ChatterjeeAcademic Head, Enterprise Management Track
Senior Lecturer, Marketing
Office: E62-543
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Franchises; Marketing channels; Sales and sales processes; Trust-based marketingBiography
Sharmila C. Chatterjee is a Senior Lecturer in Marketing and the Academic Head for the Enterprise Management Track at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
A business-to-business marketing expert, Chatterjee examines issues in the domains of channels of distribution, sales force management, and relationship marketing. In the area of sales force management, she carried out some of the first studies in the critical area of sales-marketing interface, specifically, sales lead management. She is interested in effective management of the sales/marketing interface with a view towards appropriate allocation of resources between customer acquisition and retention activities. Lately, Chatterjee has become interested in the diffusion of technological innovations among users at client organizations under the rubric of value based management. Chatterjee has published in Behaviormetrika, Industrial Marketing Management, Journal of Marketing, Journal of Retailing, Marketing Letters, Marketing Management Journal, and The Marketing Report, among others. She is an award winning case writer with several of her cases placing first in the case writing competitions sponsored by the educational wing of Direct Marketing Association.
Prior to joining MIT, Chatterjee was the Nagel T. Miner Professor and Chair of the Department of Marketing and Public Relations at Golden Gate University, San Francisco.
Chatterjee graduated from the Birla Institute of Technology and Science (BITS), Pilani, Rajasthan, India, and worked briefly in Faridabad, India before earning her PhD in marketing from the Wharton School, University of Pennsylvania.
Web Site: http://sharmila.scripts.mit.edu/Publications
Sabnis, Gaurav, Sharmila C. Chatterjee, Rajdeep Grewal and Gary L. Lilien (2013), "The Sales Lead Black Hole: On Sales Reps' Follow-Up of Marketing Leads," Journal of Marketing, Jan, v77, n1, 52-67.
Chung, Chiayin, Sharmila C. Chatterjee and Sanjit Sengupta (2012), "Manufacturers' Reliance on Channel Intermediaries: Value drivers in the Presence of a Direct Web Channel," Industrial Marketing Management, Jan, v41, n1, 40-53.
Sa Vinhas, Alberto, Sharmila C. Chatterjee, Shantanu Dutta, Adam J. Fein, Joseph Lajos, Scott Neslin, William Ross, Lisa Scheer, Qiong Wang (forthcoming 2010), "Channel Design, Coordination and Performance: Future Research Directions," Marketing Letters.
Retsef LeviJ. Spencer Standish (1945) Professor of Management Associate Professor of Operations Management
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Retsef Levi is the J. Spencer Standish (1945) Professor of Management and an Associate Professor of Operations Managementat the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Levi's current research is focused on the design and performance analysis of efficient algorithms for fundamental stochastic and deterministic optimization models that arise in the context of supply chains, revenue management, logistics, and healthcare. These fundamental, multistage stochastic models are typically difficult to solve optimally, both theoretically and in practice. Hence, it is important to develop efficient heuristics that provide provably near-optimal policies for these hard models. Levi has a special interest in cost-balancing techniques, data-driven (sampling-based) algorithms, and modern linear programming-based approximation techniques applied to models in the above domains. In addition, he is interested in stochastic and combinatorial optimization and mathematical programming in their broad definition, especially in their intersection with problems that arise in the context of real-life applications. Levi is affiliated with MIT's Master of Science Program in Computation for Design and Optimization.
He was born in Tel-Aviv, Israel, and served for about 12 years as an officer in the Israeli Defense Forces. In 2005, he received the Goldstine Postdoctoral Fellowship in Mathematical Sciences awarded by the Mathematical Sciences Department at the IBM T.J. Watson Research Center in Yorktown Heights, New York.
Levi holds a BS in mathematics from Tel-Aviv University and a PhD in operations research from Cornell University.
Web Site: http://web.mit.edu/retsef/www/Publications
Provably Near-Optimal LP-Based Policies for Revenue Management in Systems with Reusable Resources [2008]
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John Grant is a Senior Lecturer in Global Economics and Management at the MIT Sloan School of Management. His focus is in the domains of global strategy, corporate finance and valuation, entrepreneurship, and strategic management.
Grant is a member of the teaching team for two MBA courses: 15.389 - Global Entrepreneurship in Developing Economies; and 15.225 - Economy and Business in Modern China and India, where he is the Associate Course Lead. He teaches strategy analysis, market entry strategy, private equity/venture capital, and multinational operating strategy.
In addition, Grant is a mentor in four of MIT Sloan's International Action Learning Programs: Global Entrepreneurship Lab, China Lab, India Lab, and the Global Organization Lab. He has mentored teams supporting companies in East & Southeast Asia, Australia, the Middle East, Europe, and South America, in addition to the U.S. Company issues have involved business strategy development, operations management, new market entry, global organization, and integrated strategic management.
Grant's management interests are the result of over 30 years' experience as a global strategic management consultant. He has worked on six continents with organizations ranging from startups to the world's largest, most complex multinational companies.
Grant has been a principal in three leading strategy consulting firms, managing consulting practices in Europe, Asia, and North America. He has also been involved in the startup of new ventures in healthcare, energy services, and biotechnology, and has held the positions of chief operating officer and chief financial officer.
Mr. Grant holds a BS in applied mathematics from the University of Washington and an SM in management (finance concentration) from the MIT Sloan School of Management.
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Scott Keating is a Senior Lecturer in Accounting at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
Keating's research focuses on understanding the internal workings of large and complex organizations. He is specifically interested in the role of internal accounting practices—such as accounting-based performance measurement and compensation programs, transfer pricing policies, costing systems, and cost allocation practices—in regulating organizational activities. Keating teaches an undergraduate course in financial accounting and a second-year MBA elective in managerial accounting.
Prior to joining MIT Sloan, Keating was on the faculty of the University of Chicago Booth Graduate School of Business and the University of Rochester Simon School of Business, and also taught at the London Business School. He has consulted to and taught at numerous companies, including Abbott Laboratories, Armstrong World Industries, Brooks Brothers, Deutsche Telekom, Procter & Gamble, U.S. Gypsum, and Wal-Mart.
Keating holds an LLB and a BSc from McGill University, an MBA from the Tuck School at Dartmouth College, and a DBA from Harvard University.
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Business ethics; Communication; Communication practices; Conflict management; International communication; Leadership; Managerial communication; Managing change; Motivation; Negotiation and conflict resolution; Organizational communication; Organizational culture; Teams; Values in the professions; Women in business; Writing and presentation skillsBiography
Roberta Pittore is a Senior Lecturer in Managerial Communication at the MIT Sloan School of Management.
She focuses on communication as it influences teamwork, perceptions of leadership, and decision-making in organizations. Her teaching emphasizes the design and analysis of persuasive messages and in using negotiation techniques to foster business decisions.
Pittore is a faculty mentor for the Action Learning Program's Global Entrepreneurship Lab and China-India Lab. She has worked with student teams on consulting projects in Cambodia, Vietnam, Thailand, New Zealand, Turkey, Brazil, Colombia, and China. She was the faculty lead for Study Tours to South Korea, Brazil, Mongolia and China, Argentina and Chile, and Israel.
Prior to teaching, Pittore spent more than 20 years in the corporate sector where her work included communication consulting, executive training, working as a stockbroker for E.F. Hutton, and the role of associate vice president at Prudential Bache Securities.
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He teaches and mentors across MIT Sloan Action Labs (China/India Lab, G-Lab, EM-Lab, GO-Lab), and manages industry relationships. Trond is a leading expert on strategy, technology policy, entrepreneurship, and the role of technology in society. Previously, he was the director of standards strategy and policy at Oracle Corporation where he lead global business development, drove standardization, and influenced government policy in the EU. He also served as the national expert of e-government in the European Commission, where he created ePractice.eu, the world's most successful best practice initiative in e-government, e-health, and e-inclusion. As project manager at the Norwegian Board of Technology, he coached high-level expert groups on Cleantech and Software policy which led to government policy on open standards. At the Norwegian University of Science and Technology, his research project on electric vehicles was funded by the European Union. Undheim also ran the business incubator Innovision AS, where he sought seed capital for startups, two of which (Falanx and Plasus Technologies) were later acquired.
Undheim is the author of Leadership From Below (2008), which explains how the influx of ideas from Asia, Scandinavia, and social networking is changing the workplace. He is the editor-in-chief of the European Journal of ePractice, a Fellow at the Research Group for Marketing and Consumer Science, KU Leuven in Belgium, and a former visiting researcher at UC Berkeley. He is also the wine columnist for Color Magazine USA.
His research interests include strategic management, innovation, entrepreneurship, leadership, and e-government, particularly applied to high tech and emerging markets. He regularly speaks to global audiences.
Undheim holds an MA in sociology and a PhD in sociological technology and policy studies from the Norwegian University of Science and Technology.
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Wade Phillips figured the Cowboys would beat Chicago shortly after the team landed at O'Hare International Airport on Saturday afternoon.
"Two of the flight attendants came up to me and separately said to me, 'What did y'all do with those guys? They studied all the way on the plane,' " Phillips said. "That's when I knew that they wanted to win the game."
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DISOWNING an arm or a leg despite the fact that it is still attached to the body is a common symptom of stroke, anorexia and schizophrenia. And, curiously, the temperature of these rejected limbs is always low.
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The so-called "rubber hand illusion" is induced by stroking a person's hand while it is out of their sight and at the same time stroking a visible rubber hand. The trick makes the subject perceive the rubber hand to be their own. Moseley's team discovered in a similar test that this feeling is accompanied by reduced blood flow and a drop in skin temperature in the "rejected" limb.
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Jewett M. Harris, 69, of Clinton, MD died Thursday November 1, 2012 at Southern Maryland Hospital, Clinton, MD. Born in Augusta, Georgia he was a son of the late Virgil V. and Philiola (Floyd) Harris. He was a retired veteran of the United States Air Force. He was the beloved husband of Gladys B. (McDonnell) Harris. They celebrated their 32nd wedding anniversary in August.He was a father to Terri Long (Tim), Wilton Todd, Katrina Harley (George), Tim Todd (Reita Ward) and Nina Harris (Chris Rickett), grandfather to Lisette Werbowetzki, Morgan and Beth Fincham, Ryan Todd, Justin and Kyle Harris, Tonivee Harley, Austin and Alyssa Nuthall and Ethan Todd, and a brother to Virgil Harris.
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On June 10th I presented, for the third time, at the ARMA Canada regional conference. Earlier this year, in April, I presented for the first time at AIIM's annual conference. The experiences were both positive, but very different. This post isn't really about those experiences; it's about a comment I received on the evaluation forms from my ARMA Canada session.
The comment was that I was "preaching to the choir". Uhm, yeah, I was. The topic of my session wasn't related to the "why" of information governance, it was about a variant of how to do it. I'd fully expect that the session would be attended by people that already understood why information governance is necessary. That said, I fully agree with the sentiment.
Whether it's at industry conferences, at vendor events, at analyst events, or on online communities, we (IG / IM practitioners) do spend a lot of our time preaching to the choir. But, it's not always our fault. And I'm going to keep my focus on conferences …
Pick a conference you're fond of attending, go back over the last few years' agendas and pick out what's really fresh/new/exciting year after year. Not much, really. Even at a single conference you can see tons of repetition, albeit using different PowerPoint templates. So, what are we going to do about it? My guess is not very much, but here's a few suggestions anyways.
Presenters need to give themselves a kick in the hindquarters to get out of their comfort zones. I've got my topic for this year, but I will go on to something different next year, or I won't bother to submit a proposal. Here's a thought … try something new that doesn't just address the latest SharePoint release or, if you're a vendor, the latest version of your product (new branding doesn't count).
Attendees, you need to get active in conference planning and let the organizers know what you want to hear and see. I know that some of you are there primarily for the networking opportunities and vendor swag, but the sessions can be pretty useful too. In order to make them useful you need to jump in and provide direction. Here's a little secret … YOU'RE PAYING THE FRICKIN' FEES YOU ARE THE FRICKIN' CUSTOMER!!!
Conference organizers need to do a better job of screening and selecting content. Before you slit my throat, I do appreciate that your lot isn't easy, and you really do a pretty terrific job. I do realize that it's not easy to get people and organizations to show up and speak for however long you need them to. But, I'd rather see a two day conference with stellar content, than three days that includes some pretty mediocre content. If you've got one session that addresses "the state of IM in 2020 and beyond", you really have more than enough.
As for getting people not in the choir to attend … I don't know. But I would start with making sure the content to be presented is appealing to them. When was the last time you heard a CMO say "I am so gonna attend that session on managing documented images as records in SharePoint 2013!"? I'd love to see more attendance from IM beneficiaries instead of practitioners.
As for comparing my AIIM experience to the ARMA Canada experience … sorry AIIM, ARMA Canada wins by a landslide because the session was way more a discussion than a lecture. And the credit for that goes to the 39 people that came out at 8:15am (though some did linger a bit over their breakfast). So here's my proposal for next year's AIIM conference: I'll put up a slide with my contact info only. I'll field questions, challenges, comments from the audience and we'll all have nice chat for 25 minutes or so. We can call it IM Improv. Deal? Oh, I'll also try not to step off any stages this time. :-)
To those in the audience being critical – if you do it the right way, I appreciate it because it makes me better the next time. My contact info is included on every slide deck I use; call or email me to offer criticisms and suggestions. I received some criticism after my AIIM presentation and used it to make my ARMA Canada session, I hope, better. As long as you're not just being mean I'll use the input to improve.
Lastly, to those of you sitting in the choir and not singing, get up on stage and join us. I'm certain you've got stories, wisdom, and experience that we could all benefit from. The experience is always rewarding, whether it's by making new connections, learning something, or seeing that "aha" look on someone's face. It's hard work and can be nerve-wracking, but it is so worth it.


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John W. Haynie, age 57, of Johnson City, passed away Friday, June 27, 2014, at the Johnson City Medical Center following an extended illness.
A native of Bristol, TN, he was a lifelong resident of Johnson City, and the son of Mary Lynn Haynie, Johnson City, and the late Ervin Haynie. Mr. Haynie was a member of Boone Trail Baptist Church. He worked as a contractor in the Tri-Cities area.
He was a loving Father and Poppy, and was always giving to others.
In addition to his mother, Mr. Haynie is survived by his daughter, Amanda Moore and husband, Dale, Jonesborough; granddaughter, Emma Moore, Jonesborough; one sister, Jayne Story and husband, Kenneth, Jonesborough; nephew, Luke Story, Jonesborough; previous wife, Vickie Hale Haynie, Johnson City.
The memorial service for Mr. Haynie will be conducted at 3:00 P.M. Sunday, June 29, 2014, in the East Chapel of Appalachian Funeral Home with Rev. Mike Anglin officiating.
The family will receive friends Sunday from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. in the East Parlor of the funeral home.
Private disposition will be held at a later date. Honorary pallbearers will be Dan Jenkins, David Rose, C.G. Crowe, S.J. Leonard, Jeff Leonard, Tyler Trivett.
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