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Historic cars to descend on Winton
Winton Motor Raceway will host the annual Historic Winton event next weekend.TONI BRIENT May 16, 2014 3:25am
Hundreds of antique — but not delicate — cars and motorbikes will be on display and on the race track at the Historic Winton next weekend.
Now in its 38th year, the event has grown to become one of a kind, featuring veteran and vintage, sports, classics, hot rods and customs, street machines, and motorbikes.
Event organiser Noel Cox said the crowd, made up of people from across Victoria and southern NSW, rivals that at Winton's V8 Supercars.
''It's the longest run all-historic race meet in Australia,'' Mr Cox said.
''We call it the jewel in the crown of the north-east.''
Historic Winton has been run by the Austin Seven Club and an army of volunteers since its inception.
This year, it will feature 43 events across three days.
While Mr Wilcox said it was impossible to pick a favourite event, he urged spectators to keep a special look-out for Australian-built pre-1960s classics.
''A lot of these vehicles (were built during World War II when) we couldn't get cars from overseas and there were no parts around because they were all used for scrap,'' Mr Wilcox said.
''They're very innovative and guys have built up these 'Aussie specials' with just whatever parts they could find.''
Spectators can also watch the Sunday afternoon race of antique motorbikes with sidecars and check out the cars in the spectator paddock.
Mr Wilcox said it was the history that came with the machines that really made the Historic Winton special.
''It's just mouthwatering what appears and what comes out of the woodwork
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Phil Waugh says he will be one of the great Waratahs and Daryl Gibson believes he is the "free spirit" rugby badly needs.
Jacques Potgieter just thinks he has never played with anyone better.
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"The best of the best. When he gets the ball it is like in slow motion, he has got so much time with the ball. And the thing he has taught me is that he always backs himself."
Kurtley Beale always backs himself. Whether it is a willfully naive chip over the top of a defensive line or a relentless run-pop-step-pop probe under heavy traffic in attack, Beale does not say die.
If he had, he would not be a day away from running out at his second Super Rugby final, six years after his first. Or one game off his 100th Super Rugby cap, or at the top of his game on and off the field. Or, or, or.
"It doesn't matter what the odds are against him, he always backs himself," Potgieter says.
"That's when your true character comes out, when everyone's against you and you still back yourself.
"He had so much pressure on him coming from the Rebels, with everything that happened off the field. He just showed everyone 'listen, I'm Kurtley Beale and I don't care what you say, I'm going to play the best for Michael [Cheika] and the Waratahs team and I'm going to lift the trophy for them'."
As the Waratahs have said so often in recent weeks, he has not done anything yet. But somewhere between Melbourne airport, a Narrabeen rehab clinic and Moore Park, the kid from the Joey's highlight reel has come back.
"I, I'm a one-way motorway ... I'm a road that drives away and follows you back home."
Beale is a teenage prodigy in the five-minute clip over which someone laid Dave Grohl's anthem about uncertain times.
"I, I'm a little divided ... Do I stay or run away ... And leave it all behind?"
After two uncertain, painful years, many wondered if the schoolboy brilliance would ever come of age. But Beale dug in, faced himself and decided his critics could go to hell.
"I think he's arrived in a really good environment and added to it as well," says Gibson, Beale's attack coach at the Waratahs.
"He is a wonderful spirit and when he is in a really good space it effects everyone in the squad. His feeling, his mood. He wears his emotions on the outside, and what you see on the field is how he's feeling on the inside.
"That's what you have to love about him, he's a free spirit. Particularly in our very structured game, that's very important for us."
Waugh was the NSW captain when Beale wore the No 10 jersey as an 18-year-old in the 2008 final. He limped off 10 minutes into the second half and the Waratahs lost the match.
He was a key component on the province's success back then and he has been the same magic ingredient this year.
The 25-year-old has started in all 17 matches for the Waratahs this year and has missed no more than three minutes in any one of them, topping the pops for carries and assists.
"I genuinely believe he's a New South Welshman and potentially one of the great Waratahs, you can see it in the way he's bouncing around the place and just exuding energy," Waugh says.
"That level of enthusiasm and enjoyment is a competitive advantage in this environment. I think over recent times perhaps some people have tried to snuff that out but he's come back and it's been embraced by Cheika and a lot of the team feed off it."
Sometimes they also rely on it, as in the side's final-round clash with Queensland when the NSW lineout fell apart under pressure.
"He was quite outstanding in that game," Gibson says. "Particularly in those games where our set-piece doesn't function as well we have to find some other way to score some points and he really provides that spark and creativeness that we need."
His connections with Israel Folau and fellow playmaker Bernard Foley have proved the difference time and again on the field. And when team after team has tried to expose his supposed defensive frailties at inside-centre, Beale has never said die.
"I, I'm a new day rising ... I'm a brand new sky ... To hang the stars upon tonight."
Beale has learnt to live again, on his terms. Australian rugby has its schoolboy prodigy back. And the Waratahs have a shot at the title.
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Business owner and father cycles cross country to teach how easy it is to trade currencies by paying for trip on profits made from trading during trip
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Harvey Gene Cagle died on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at NHC Nursing Home in Rossville. He had fought a long hard battle from Parkinson's.
He was an inspiration to all who knew him and will be greatly missed.
During his long lifespan, he worked at TVA and other places, before leaving to serve his country for four years in World War II. Harvey was a member of the Rossville Lions Club for over 50 years. On Memorial Day 2012, he was made an honorary member of the VFW and was presented a certificate for his service.
On his return from service he graduated from Georgia Tech, moved back to Chattanooga to be with his aging parents, and later worked at Citizens Savings and Loan for many years, before retiring in 1989. He served on the board for Community Kitchen and other boards.
Harvey was very active in his church that he loved so much. He was a member of Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church.
He was preceded in death by his father, Harvey Cagle and mother, Ludye Cagle.
Survivors include several cousins, Bill (Sibbie) Johnson of Manchester, Tn., Steve (Debbie) Gunther of Chickamauga, and Jerry (Maryanne) McCurdy of Marietta, Ga.; and longtime friend, Mabel Simmons.
Thanks to the staff at NHC of Rossville for all the love they gave to him.
Condolences may be sent to www.lane-southcrestchapel.com.
Funeral services will be held on Friday, Dec. 21, at 10:30 a.m. at Annunciation Greek Orthodox Church 722 Glenwood Drive, Chattanooga, Tn. 37404, with Father Stavros Ballas officiating.
Interment will follow in the Tennessee-Georgia Memorial Park.
The family will receive friends on Thursday, Dec. 20, from 5-7:30 p.m., and at 7:30 p.m., there will be a Trisagion Service at the South Crest Chapel of Lane Funeral Home and Crematory located at the end of Historic Missionary Ridge, Rossville.
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Last week, the American Farm Bureau Federation carefully reviewed EPA's March 25 release of the 'waters of the U.S.' proposed rule. The results of our review are dismaying.
The EPA proposal poses a serious threat to farmers, ranchers and other landowners. Under EPA's proposed new rule, waters—even ditches—are regulated even if they are miles from the nearest 'navigable' waters. Indeed, so-called 'waters' are regulated even if they aren't wet most of the time. EPA says its new rule will reduce uncertainty, and that much seems to be true: there isn't much uncertainty if most every feature where water flows or stands after a rainfall is federally regulated.
Under this proposed rule, farmers, ranchers and every other landowner across the countryside will face a tremendous new roadblock to ordinary land use activities. This is not just about the paperwork of getting a permit to farm, or even about having farming practices regulated. The fact is there is no legal right to a Clean Water Act permit—if farming or ranching activities need a permit, EPA or the Army Corps of Engineers can deny that permit. That's why Clean Water Act jurisdiction over farmlands amounts to nothing less than federal veto power over a farmer's ability to farm.
EPA accompanied its proposal with a new 'interpretive rule' claiming to clarify certain statutory exemptions for agricultural conservation practices, including activities as commonplace and essential to farming as building a fence. But these exemptions apply only to 'dredge and fill' permit requirements. They do not protect farmers from federal veto power over pest and weed control, fertilizer application, and other essential farming activities that may result in the addition of 'pollutants' to 'navigable waters,' -- providing one views every ditch and wet spot across the landscape as 'navigable waters.'
The American Farm Bureau Federation will dedicate itself to opposing this attempted end run around the limits set by Congress and the Supreme Court. The Supreme Court has ruled repeatedly that Congress meant what it said: 'navigable waters' does not mean all waters. This proposed rule shows that EPA refuses to accept those limits.
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Al Jazeera Media Network confirmed Thursday that it has purchased Current TV, the struggling San Francisco-based cable channel co-founded by former U.S. Vice President Al Gore and partner Joel Hyatt.
Outsiders suggested the deal was worth hundreds of millions of dollars, perhaps three quarters of a billion.
Terms of the deal were not disclosed, and reports varied widely about the price paid for seven year old Current TV by Al Jazeera, which is owned by the Qatari Royal Family. PrivCo, a New York City-based firm that tracks private company doings, said the price was $748 million, seven times Current TV's 2012 revenue of $112 million. PrivCo said it had knowledge of the deal because Current TV has been "been shopped for months by investment bank Barclays," and the price was far above the next highest bidder, which included Comcast.
Al Gore owned about 10 percent of Current TV and thus pockets about $78.4 million, PrivCo said.
Al Jazeera said the deal means its programs will be able to reach more than 40 million U.S. households, up from 4.7 million prior to the deal. The new channel, called Al Jazeera America, will be headquartered in New York City. Gore and Hyatt also confirmed the sale in a statement.
Al Jazeera said it plans to double its U.S.-based staff to more than 300 employees, and it will open news bureaus around the country in addition to existing operations in New York, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, Miami and Chicago.
The new channel is scheduled to begin broadcasting in 2013.
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Capcom sure made an impact with their horror themed action game Resident Evil 5 - we had tremendous fun playing through both the Xbox 360 version and PC version. Capcom did not make any official announcements about a new installment in the series, although the rumor mill has pretty much already started.
Voice actor DC Douglas explained how these Internet rumors about Resi 6 made him ask Capcom to allow him to reprise his role as Albert Wesker.
"Hell yeah! I know RE6 is in the works, so hopefully I'll get a chance to audition for it... Or you guys could bug Capcom into casting me in it! ;-) I'm workin' it, baby!" he said.
Settle down there Douglas. It would be sweet if Capcom announced a new Resident Evil game, but we haven't seen any concrete evidence so far.
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A rare, lethal type of soft-tissue sarcoma may be entirely eradicated merely by suppressing a key protein involved in its growth.
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scientists report on the discovery that suppressing the action of a protein called BRD4 caused cancer cells to die in a lab mouse model of malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumors (MPNSTs).
"This study identifies a potential new therapeutic target to combat MPNST, an incurable type of cancer that is typically fatal," said Dr. Lu Le, assistant professor of dermatology at the University of Texas (UT) Southwestern (Dallas, USA), and senior author of the study. "The findings also provide important insight into what causes these tumors to develop."
MPNSTs are very aggressive sarcomas that form around nerves. These tumors can develop sporadically, but approximately 50% of cases are in patients with a genetic disorder called neurofibromatosis type 1 (NF1) that affects 1 in 3,500 people. About 10% of NF1 patients will develop MPNST, which usually evolves from a benign but often large and disfiguring tumor called a plexiform neurofibroma.
Up to now, the preferred treatment for MPNST has been surgical removal, but that frequently is difficult or impossible due to the tumor's location around nerves. Radiation and chemotherapy are other alternatives, but their effectiveness is limited. The five-year survival rate for MPNST patients is about 50%.
By studying alterations in cells as they evolved into cancerous MPNSTs, researchers in Dr. Le's laboratory were able to determine that BRD4, a bromodomain protein that binds to DNA to regulate gene activation, is expressed at an unusually high level in MPNST cancer cells. This action caused another protein called BCL-2 to keep cancer cells from dying. Alternately, when researchers inhibited BRD4 either genetically in the mice or pharmacologically by administering a compound called JQ1, the tumors shrank.
"These treatments suppressed tumor growth and caused the cancer cells to undergo apoptosis, or cell death. This is why BRD4 inhibition is exquisitely effective against MPNSTs and may represent a paradigm shift in therapy for these patients," Dr. Le said.
The same class of drug used in the experiments is currently being evaluated in phase 1 and 2 trials for treatment of leukemia and a subtype of lung cancer. UT Southwestern in the meantime is working with a pharmaceutical company to develop a similar BRD4-inhibiting drug to initiate a clinical trial for MPNST patients.
New agents are urgently needed to treat MPNST and provide hope to NF1 patients at highest risk for this cancer, according to Dr. Le, who also serves as codirector of UT Southwestern's Comprehensive Neurofibromatosis Clinic.
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