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Top speed is the new quarter-mile e.t.—at least for some. With today's myriad opportunities to race at standing-mile events, performance ideals have back to the roots of hot rodding when top speed was the universal test of horsepower. That quest began on the dry lakes of Southern California, but even in early quarter-mile drag racing, it was all about mph. Then, as now, racing at the Bonneville Salt Flats was the greatest moment in the life of a top-speed racer.
In 1949, HOT ROD helped create the Bonneville National Speed Trials for hot rodders. The location was famous worldwide, thanks to the land-speed-racing battles of Brits Sir Malcomb Campbell (the first to 300 mph at Bonneville in 1935), George Eyston, and John Cobb, and American racer (and one-time mayor of Salt Lake City) Ab Jenkins. At that first Bonneville Nationals hosted by the Southern California Timing Association (SCTA), the racing classes were very simple: there was Streamliner, Lakester, Roadster, Modified Roadster, Coupe, and Modified Coupe. Sedan classes were soon added. (Oddly, we've found that vintage issues of HOT ROD rarely, if ever, provide details about the various classes within any of the race coverage, be it Bonneville, the drags, Pikes Peak, or even NASCAR). These days, the main Bonneville event is called Speed Week and the volume of SCTA car classes is staggering, and quite confounding to the ever-growing volume of first-time racers and spectators. We're here to help.
The first thing to understand is that nearly every car in the SCTA is classified using two criteria: the engine and the body. The engines are broken down by three measures:
1] Displacement and Type: There are 12 engine displacement breaks between AA (501 ci and above) and K (30.99 ci and below). Additionally, engines classed as Vintage are specifically defined: XF is for flathead Fords, and XXF is for the same engines with overhead-valve conversions; XO is for '59-older overhead-valve inline engines and non-Ford/Mercury flatheads, and XXO is for the same engines with specialty heads; V4F is for '34-older flathead four-bangers, and V4 is for the same engines with a trick head. Omega is for engines that run on anything other than the Otto cycle. The Streamliner classes have divisions for electric, turbine, and steam power (hey, Jay Leno, the steam record is only 145 mph). Jet propulsion is not accommodated by the SCTA.
2] Fuel: Cars that burn gasoline run separately from those on alcohol, nitromethane, nitrous oxide, diesel, or any fuel other than the spec ERC-brand gas.
3] Aspiration: The naturally aspirated engines are separated from the supercharged ones.
These three engine elements can be combined in many ways; engines in 18 engine displacement/type configurations can be run unblown on gas, blown on gas, unblown on fuel, or blown on fuel. That makes for 72 potential combinations.
Next come the body classes, which fall under one of six categories: Special Construction, Modified, Vintage, Classic, Production, and Diesel Truck (the latter of which we're ignoring for this story). Within each of those categories are a number of classes that, for the most part, are broken down by the level of aerodynamic modification: The highest level is Streamliners, which are hand-formed from scratch, and the fewest aero mods are found on Production cars. In some cases, the classes are also broken down by model year; the Classic category is for '81-and-older cars so they don't have to compete with much swoopier newer cars.
In the coming pages we'll break down the classes in each of the categories to help you get a better clue as to why Bonneville features some of the most interesting and freakish race cars in the world. Most of these photos are from the 2012 Speed Week event, though a few classes are illustrated using cars from past meets.
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"STREET RODDER originally covered the whole spectrum of street activity," Clark explains. "There was no 1948 cut-off year." Flipping through that first issue reveals some familiar types of articles: event coverage from the second NSRA Nationals and a feature on a Utah wrecking yard. There were also a few stories that pointed to changing trends: a feature on a '29 Model A roadster with a body built from fiberglass, and tech on Corvette and Jag rearend setups. And a few stories that reveal the wide range of subjects, including Tex's bobbed '67 VW "chopper", an air-cooled Flathead-powered T-bucket on dragster 'rails, and the buildup of a '63 Nova. It wasn't until NSRA established a '48-and-earlier cut-off, that SR adopted the same rule.
The '70s
The first decade of the new era in street rodding was marked by quick growth in the aftermarket. Many of the innovative parts highlighted on these pages were developed during this period. The availability of new parts for old cars allowed more people to participate, since building a rod was no longer dependent on finding old parts. The introduction of kits, like Andy Brizio's Instant Ts, and California Custom Roadsters Ts marked the beginning of the era of repro rods, cars built from virtually no old parts at all. It also saw the growth of street rod shops, and pro builders. Ambitious shops combined rod building with product development for the aftermarket.
Stylistically, it was a diverse decade that included resto rods and fad Ts. Paint and graphics got brighter and more sophisticated as painters continued to experiment with candies and metalflakes. Flames grew in popularity and variety. Tires, especially in the rear, were getting wide to the point of absurdity. As the '70s closed, the smoothie style, and billet aluminum wheels and components had been introduced. Engines were elaborately dressed, and independent suspensions rivaled front axles in popularity.
The '80s
During the next decade, the aftermarket continued to expand, as witnessed by the growing numbers of ads in SR. As car values rose, specialty insurance evolved to protect them. As professional drag racing got quicker and faster and more distant from its roots, vintage drags appeared as a nostalgic alternative. The drag race look spilled over onto street rods in the form of Pro Street. The drive-in restaurant made a comeback, along with a resurgence in cruise nights, which expanded from parking lots to the street. Rodders were looked at as criminals again, and anti-cruising ordinances had us wondering if our hobby could be outlawed out of existence.
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Posts Tagged 'theme'
Theme Thoughts
Here are some ideas I am playing around with. I have no clue where to go with this, but maybe these thoughts can help someone else out.
1. Most obvious is parallel dimensions or space travel between planets
2. In a modern sense, it is talking about something like the internet connecting the world
3. In business it also refers to people and organizations being connected – via something like the internet
4. I'm also thinking about connecting so called "different worlds" together, for example genders or nations
5. Something abstract like connecting the world of books with the world of acrobatics (just an example)
The rumours of my death have been greatly exaggerated.
For those who know me an care, I'm in! I am busy and tired as hell this month, but that is not enough reason to break my streak of 8 LDs in a row.
Looking at the final theme list, the feeling that I have is that for the last 3-4LDs the finalists have been same old same old… So I am kinda already building my game in my head. I had a neat idea a few weeks ago which I will try to boot off this weekend.
Good luck everyone!
Theme Statistics!
Ludum Dare needs more charts. That's why I made some.
Theme Voting Statistics
Ludum Dare 29April 2014
Fun Facts:
- The list in the results post seems to be a little bit buggy. 5 themes are listed twice, sometimes with incorrect total score.
- "Death is Useful/Good" has been in the Top 5 of the final round for 4 Ludum Dares.
- "You Are Your Own Enemy" received the most +1's (2491). "Contrast" received the most 0's (1283). "Glitch" received the most -1's (2717).
- This Ludum Dare has been the most successful one with 2497 games in total, followed by LD26 ("Minimalism") with 2346 games and LD27 ("10 Seconds") with 2213 games.
- The competitions in April seem to be generally more popular.
- The relative amount of Jam entries has been increasing. More than 40% of all LD29 games are Jam entries.
- If you google "Beneath the Surface", the first link related to Ludum Dare is on the first page.
Click below to see more!
About Theme use
I had this idea for awhile…
I think I voted for this theme and it got picked and now I'm like, "Dammit!" I had an idea for this theme specifically, but it's probably way out of scope, and I really want to do it with the Oculus. Wait, that'll be part two! Also, a part of me thinks I'm taking a very literal, very obvious interpretation of "Beneath the Surface". Hopefully my aesthetic and viewpoint can make it seem rather not so obvious. My goal before the end of the night is to have the first "portion" done. Saturday will focus on the entire flow and begin art polish. Sunday will be a rush to the end to finish — as usual with game jams,
Mini-Theme: The Konami Code!
So, you know those little mini-themes that have been in the past… how many Ludum Dares? Things like "Goat", "Potato", and… "Bieber", I guess was one. Usually just showing up as little Easter eggs, but in a lot of the games. Those were all failed themes in the voting, I think, but whatever.
How about this for a mini-theme for LD29: the Konami Code! Up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start/enter. Just make something happen in your game when the player enters the Konami code! Some sort of Easter egg. It will be fun!
So, that's all. I'm definitely putting this code in my game! I hope to see it in some of yours!
Ok, got the idea down, now time to get on working!
"You only get one" is not a bad theme at all.
I spent one hour thinking about the different ways that I could tackle this theme, and had quite a few ideas. One thing that came up almost immediately was a "shoot them up" where you only get one upgrade – every level you must choose which upgrade you are going to use for that level.
Now, that seems such an obvious Idea, that I tried to think a few others before setting.
Something that also came up was a "dating simulator" – You only get one also fits very well with that. The problem is that dating simulators depend too much on their art and content to be fun, and that is something that I know I can't do well in just a weekend. After playing with the idea for a while, I soon tossed it out.
Another idea that came up was "EXTREME GEOCACHING" – basically a dungeon game where you have to find a hidden item, and you can get the help of one friend, who will give you some sort of power. Then I realized that this is just a more complicated version of the first idea (one power), and a variation of my first LD game to boot. To the trash!
Another idea is some variation of "You only get one (try)" – but that seems even more obvious than the first idea, and no good implementation comes to mind.
So I'm going to go with the Shoot Them Up thing. If the idea is not unique, how can I make it an awesome game?
One word: DINOSAURS!
Made like 4 separate Prototypey Things No Game #LD48
Hey Guys, makehimanoffer here. This was my first actual Ludum Dare jam thing. I've done plenty more jams before though. But alas, this wasn't my jam at all at all. I didn't really like the theme at all. 10 Seconds was sort of annoying with whatever coming to your mind being: like X but in 10 seconds.
Like I had plenty of ideas, but with regards, implementing them.
You're about to OD on acid in 10 seconds, so you have to take more acid to extend your perception of time. Platformer where more acid = more powers. But I quit it after I got platforming in because I was meh about the whole thing.
Like the first one but as a topdown roguelike similar to binding of isaac. But there's already a binding of isaac so I didn't bother continuing on past room generation.
This one I liked, but I really felt was missing something. And I will possibly expand upon it later. You're present with a button and over the course of 10 seconds a bio of a person is give, you must decide whether to push the button and kill them or let them live. If the death is just you gain points based on when you pushed the button. if not you lose points.
It was cool concept. I could definitely expand upon it in an interesting way. But for the most part coming up with the bios was alot of effort. For something where I feel the emotional impact of what you were doing was lacking. More Design is needed.
This was basically a way of trying to have some fun. It was called Tense Conditions. And you basically would masturbate on a house by pressing space rapidly. Would have expanded. But got sick of the effort of this. In case I scrapped it tomorrow.
So that basically rounds up a fairly meh experience at Ludum Dare. Wasn't a fan of the theme. Bit me in the ass this time round.
Oh well. I'll be back for the next one. Cheers
A good idea is not necessarily a good theme
Let me put my rant hat on:
Death is useful +426
"Death is useful" is a really cool idea. I'm pretty sure that a game made around this idea would be really unique and interesting.
But I don't think it is a good theme for Ludum Dare. The reason is quite simple: It directs too much. It points very clearly to a direction, and removes a bit of surprise, a bit of creativity.
Ludum Dare nowadays has upwards of 1500 submissions. With this many games, I think a good theme has to be as open ended as possible. In short, not a "sentence" term ("death is useful", "you are the companion", "protect your enemy"), but rather a "noun" theme ("Glitch", "Illusions", "Colours", "Castles").
A noun theme allow first time LD'ers to make simple games with simple interpretations of the game (A 2D platformer in a castle), while veteran LD'ers can spend their creative juices trying to surprise us out of our socks (A dialogue-adventure game where the end goal is to convince feuding families to collaborate in the construction of a castle to defend against foreign invaders).
This LD, let's try to choose an Open Ended theme, even if it doesn't sound cool at a first glance (or because it doesn't sound cool at a first glance!). You can always use the cool candidates that didn't make it to further define the open-ended game (A castle-building game where progress must be paid for with the deaths of your workforce!)
Off with the rant hat
LD27 Round 4 of 5… ALREADY? D: ZOMG
LD27 Voting Round 3 or How the Camel Got Its Hump
I'll be in!
For the first time, LD27 will be my first ever Ludum Dare entry.
I'll either be using Construct2 or Flixel to build the game.
Make sprites with Photoshop.
Sound effects with BXFR.
I'll go into better detail in another post. I need to think of some ideas based on the popular themes.
I don't know if in or not…
I have posted saying I will be in, which I fully want to live up to. But at the same time, some of these themes are just a bit too dark for me.
Just to name a few:
IF any of these are picked, I'm out. I can't deal with any more dark shit in my life (let alone 1500 other people's take on it) right now. Sorry.
How I made X=3-1 (Jam Theme winner)
The first thing I said to myself before the start of the Jam was this : "I will do my best to respect the theme in every aspect of interpretation or development." Then the theme was announced : "Minimalism". I was very frustrated because I knew that obeying THAT theme would kill almost every fragment of creativity I have could put into it my game. I wasn't creating a personal game anymore, but a thing resulting of the maximum extrapolation of an invasive theme.
My thoughts are a battlefield with Conformism (C) against Anticonformism (A).
I do hate the C part, but it's keeping me sane. This is how I proceed, talking to myself :
- A : What is the Minimal in a Game?
C : Interactivity. Without interactivity, it's just a show.
A : But is a show a real game with unconscious inputs and inexplicit outputs?
C : Don't mix show and game or people won't understand.
- A : What is the Minimal in Interactivity?
C : An input, an output.
A : It seems to be true with 2 people (considering Player and Game).
- A : What is the Minimal Input or Output?
C : A click and displaying a pixel I think.
A : Where are your arguments?
C : In common games you just have to click and pixels are small and light.
C : Remember, people need to understand.
A : MAN, stop attacking your liberty of thinking by using understandability as a filter.
C : Do a game for your yourself if you want BUT UNDERSTAND that shareability is primordial in LD.
A : Go **** ******** C!
— Cerebral Meltdown —
I'm not going to show you everything, because it took hours.
And my head hurts.
- A : So… what's the minimal game engine?
C : Notepad.
A : LOL, are you trying to mimic me? You're bad at this, you know.C : It was a serious answer.
A : It was unoriginal originality, around 10 people will have the same idea.
C : So what's your idea?
A : No game engine.
C : WHAT???!! We are NOT going to make a game??
C : GOOD JOB, YOU'RE RIGHT : 0 octets, that's Minimal!
C : Who won? Everyone who did NOT submit a game.
C : You're going to be hated for that.
— Conformism ragequit — Long wait — Conformism comeback —
- A : Bro, try to understand me,
A : I was saying : no "standard" game engine.
A : Let's use Ludum Dare website as a game engine.
A : One possibility : Title = Question ; Download links = Answers.
A : Let's minimize everything
C : Wow, you're a genius, no kiddin, but can we?
A : It's not forbidden, I think. Let's submit in "Jam". In case of.
- C : So, what's the minimal question for you?A : "How are you?"
C : Answer links : "Fine, thank you" and "Not so well"?
A : I don't like this, the question must be more challenging.
A : What about "X = 3 – 1", btw : weird name, easy to see.
C : That's not challenging at all.
A : Well, it looks challenging so people UNDERSTAND where the game is.
A : Remember, there's no downloadable game, no Flash, no HTML5!
C : Why not "48÷2(9+3) = ?", we will get more points in fun.
A : Too hard, and minimalism has a difficulty interpretation.
A : Note : We must do minimalism in the most diverse field of interpretations!
- C : Where the "download" links are going to redirect?
A : Maybe to wikipedia, to the true or false page.
C : I like the "true" or "false" idea, it's very "game-like".
C : However, some people will not understand that wikipedia is a part of the game.
C : They will say "the link is broken" or something else.
C : I will write "you need a web browser" so people don't search a "physical" game.
C : And it's funny at the same time.
- A : Good idea, hhmm, for the links I will write true or false in images.
A : I will then upload the images and use their direct links.
A : It's important to lure people into thinking we spent minimal time and skill.
C : I think you're right.
A : Haha.
C : Be careful, some people will look at the URL, so upload the false image several times.
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Microsoft is currently hard at work building the next iteration of the Office System. Labeled Office 2010 and formerly codenamed Office 14, the successor of Office 2007 will be designed to play nice not only with the next version of the Windows client, but also with its precursors, namely Windows Vista and Windows XP (Service Pack 3), reveals Reed Shaffner, Office TPM.
At the same time, Office 2010 will come in both 32-bit and 64-bit flavors, set up to adapt to the respective architecture of the underlying Windows platform. One important aspect worth noting is that Microsoft has striven to fit Office 2010 on the same hardware as Office 2007, and in this respect save customers the cost of a computer upgrade.
Shaffner states: You don't need to replace hardware that is capable of running 2007, it will support Office 2010. Like Windows 7 has demonstrated, we realize that taking advantage of the hardware you already own is just as important as supporting all the new technology coming out.
At Microsoft TechEd North America 2009, the software giant announced that the Technical Preview of Office 2010 was just under two months away. The Community technology Preview of the productivity suite is scheduled to ship to a limited number of testers on July 1, 2009. The testing program is invitation only, the company underlined.
Technical preview is an engineering milestone leading towards RTM that Office 2010 and related products will reach in July 2009, Shaffner adds. Beginning at the technical preview milestone, we will conduct an invitation only technical preview program where participants will [be] able to experience Office Professional Plus 2010 and Visio 2010.
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From what I've seen Office 2010 looks bland and horrible.
Even if it will operate in 64 bit mode I doubt many "Office type apps" will need an EXCEL spreadsheet that needs to be larger than that already available in Office 2007.
Now Office 2007 can handle XML files is Office 2010 perhaps an example of "An Application Too far". XML compatability is quite important for using a "common" file format and now it's in Office 2007 then why on Earth would any business spend quite a lot of money in an "upgrade" especially as the full Office suite (Enterprise edition) can theoretically cost as much as a Brand New PC with Windows 7 already installed.
Can you give any decent reasons as to why anybody would buy this (othere than "it's there").
Actually a lot of apps I have still run very nicely in Office 2000.
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tested it didnt like it, wont be buying it, in less it improves.
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The CFPB is extending the comment period on its proposed policy statement that would expand the complaint data that it publicly discloses in its Consumer Complaint Database to include "unstructured" complaint narratives. In a statement released on July 29, 2014, the CFPB states that it is extending the deadline for comments to be filed from… More >
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The CFPB issued a proposed rule amending Regulation C to expand data reporting requirements for mortgage industry participants. The proposed rule is 573 pages and our Mortgage Banking Group will analyze the proposal and work with clients on its impact. Comments are due on or before October 22, 2014. Because of the absence of important… More >
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On June 17, 2014, the CFPB staff and Federal Reserve co-hosted a webinar on the final TILA-RESPA Integrated Disclosures Rule that will be effective for applications received by creditors or mortgage brokers on or after August 1, 2015. The webinar is the first in a planned series intended to help creditors, mortgage brokers, settlement agents,… More >
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On May 6, 2014, the American Bankers Association ("ABA") and Consumer Bankers Association ("CBA") submitted comments to the CFPB's "Debt Collection Survey from the Consumer Credit Panel" (the "Survey"). While the ABA and CBA applauded the CFPB's collection of information regarding actual consumer experiences with the collection industry, both expressed concern that as currently formatted,… More >
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On May 9, 2014, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) issued an interim final rule defining a qualified mortgage (QM) for VA insured and guaranteed loans. Under the proposed rule, all purchase money origination loans and refinances other than certain interest rate reduction refinance loans (IRRRL) guaranteed or insured by the VA are defined as… More >
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At the Practicing Law Institute's 19th Annual Consumer Financial Services Institute held on Monday in New York City, Meredith Fuchs, Associate Director & General Counsel for the CFPB delivered the opening keynote address, which touched on a number of topics regarding current areas of interest of the CFPB and provided updates on where several of… More >


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To promote reading habit among children, the annual New Delhi Book Fair, 2014, is focussing on children's literature, organisers said Thursday.
The nine-day event will begin here Feb 15 and will have panel discussions, workshops, interactive sessions and a spacious children's zone to serve younger audience's needs.
One of the highlights will be presence of storyteller and children's much-loved author Ruskin Bond at the event. He will also interact with the audience during one of the sessions.
President Pranab Mukherjee will inaugurate the fair Saturday. It it will close Feb 23.
Spread across nine halls of Pragati Maidan, the fair has around 25 countries participating. Over 2,000 stalls have been erected catering to different genres of books like children's books, e-books, educational books, books on science and technology, and on social sciences and humanities.
The theme of the fair is "Kathasagar: Celebrating Children's Literature" where children, teachers and educational activists will come under one roof to deliberate on topics like "Need for Classroom Libraries", "What Do Children Read?", and "Issues in Contemporary Indian Children's Literature".
"It isn't just a business platform, but we want to create a reading movement in the country. Hence, we have sent circulars to all schools...," National Book Trust (NBT) director M.A. Sikandar said at a press conference here Thursday.
In order to promote Indian writings overseas, the organisers have "Guest of Honour Country" section where a nation gets an exclusive opportunity to conduct talks and discussions and promote its literature.
This year, Poland is the guest country and its 25 delegates comprising authors and illustrators would attend the event.
They will educate visitors about the rich literary heritage of their country by offering readings, organising workshops and exhibiting best Polish illustrations.
"Indian languages are a rich treasure house of knowledge and it has to be taken overseas. We are exploring all possible ways to take Indian writings abroad," said NBT chairman A. Sethumadhavan.
Entry to the fair is Rs.20 for adults and Rs.10 for children.
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County leaders graduate
By SUE WATSON
A bubbly class of 16 leaders received certificates Thursday, the fourth class of Leadership Marshall to enjoy a great learning experience.
Terry Morrison led the class in the Pledge of Allegiance in graduation ceremonies after commenting on his attire. Humor is Morrison's trademark.
"I'd like my classmates to see an unusual sight," he said. "I don't usually wear a suit and tie. You should wear a tie when going before a judge. I never went before a judge, but was caught hunting rabbits at night as a kid. The other times you should wear a tie are in church and at a public gathering.
"I am thankful for this great privilege we have to live in this county, this state and this nation and that our local leaders remain strong and wise."
County administrator Larry Hall commented on the class's choice to open the last meeting with the Pledge and with prayer, as customarily done by local governments.
"I haven't had time to help this class as much this year," he said, before giving some history of how the class originated. "But if gas prices keep rising, I think we are all going to slow down."
Leadership Marshall is an outgrowth of the county's strategic plan.
Hall said about 75 attended the first day, then 35 were at the next meeting and attendance tapered off to about 12 before picking back up and leveling off.
"It was a trying time of heated discussions but out of it a lot of bonds were made," he said.
Hall, Sarah Sawyer and Andre' DeBerry and others had attended a leadership class in Jackson prior to the completion of the strategic plan. They suggested a class be offered to Marshall Countians, starting the first year with mostly elected officials.
Like the strategic planning process, leadership classes start with identifying the county's privately and publicly owned assets.
The strategic plan identified people as the county's greatest asset as does the Leadership Marshall project, he said.
Benefits to leadership training most often cited by class members is the increased awareness of what is in the county. The first class or two toured the county on graduation day, but this year and last year, the first class began early with a tour of the county.
Another benefit cited frequently is that the class introduces each member to new friends and helps others who already know each other to get better acquainted. Newcomers get a chance to meet people and learn about the county as well as themselves personally and their own style of leadership.
In October, Marshall County will receive an award for its strategic plan at the meeting of the National Association of Development Organizations in Anchorage, Alaska.
"These classes are the things that have made our strategic plan successful," Hall said. "It has taken the hard work of Sarah Sawyer and Janet Jolley, who have kept their noses to the grindstone.
"In our tours of the county you learn about so many hidden treasures you had no idea existed. I challenge you and ask you to get involved in public and civic activities. Everyone has ideas and they are not all bad.
"I learned in leadership class that if no one says anything, you think you are doing everything right - but that's not always the case.
"I commend you for dedicating your time to go through this class."
Sawyer praised Hall for helping keep Leadership Marshall alive.
"If we need supplies, he knows who to call," she said. "And I thank Janet for taking care of the details and Doris Lee for helping."
She also recognized Amy Heaton, executive director of the Holly Springs Chamber of Commerce, who helped with class organization and then joined the class mid-session.
"This has been a great class - a smaller class of 16 - and an enjoyable group," Sawyer said. "Y'all were good."
Each year something new is added to the class offerings and something is taken out. This keeps the class fresh and alive, especially for former graduates who come in and share teaching responsibilities or offer testimonials.
Sawyer said Leadership Marshall wants to find a way for teachers and school administrators to get time off to attend classes. She said finding the next class depends on word of mouth as well as the support of employers who are willing to give workers time off to attend.
Jolley asked for a show of hands of prior graduates and community supporters. Five former graduates were present at this year's graduation ceremony, two elected officials, three members of the Holly Springs Chamber board of directors and two from the board of the Byhalia Chamber of Commerce.
"Class of 2008, we want to give you an opportunity to make one statement of what you have learned or gained," Jolley said.
One by one they stepped up to the microphone.
"Meeting new people and seeing different locations," said Steven Smith.
Mille Smith, principal at Holy Family School, spoke of her deep desire to relocate in Holly Springs.
"I am so ready to move down here," she said. "Thank you for that tour. There are so many places of peace and tranquility. This class is composed of a diverse background. Thank you for making education the top priority of this class."
Connie Mason, deputy city clerk at Holly Springs, liked meeting new people and hearing new ideas best.
"I think I made an A," she quipped.
Holly Springs' city clerk, Belinda McDonald liked meeting new friends.
"If you need me, I am at city hall," she said.
Sarah Kinkade, with Champion Awards and daughter of Byhalia Chamber president Bill Kinkade, admitted she was nervous at first, having been pressured to take the class by her dad, but she loved it after getting used to new people.
Drawing a laugh, Susan Campbell, deputy tax collector said, "I was told to come."
Jim Sanderlin's claim to a quiet and reserved personality got laughs.
"I had a great time and the speakers were informative," he said. "I encourage everyone to help recruit the class of 2009."
Pearlie Estes enjoyed learning more about the county.
"There are a lot of treasures in Marshall County, but the best treasures have been the people I have met and friends I have enjoyed," she said.
Irma Jones found renewed interests.
"It was absolutely wonderful and made me pay more attention to what I do and say, knowing I am supposed to be a leader," she said.
"It has given me that push to do something new," Jones said. "I am now a flight attendant with American Airlines."
"The class has helped me learn how to meet people and manage better at work," said Cheri Page.
Stephanie Movre, tourism director for the city of Holly Springs, was also pushed outside her comfort zone.
"I've been a reluctant leader for a long time," she said. "It is something I really wanted but have struggled with."
The class was an excuse to "get out into Red Banks and Potts Camp," she said.
Janice Wagg, already active in Byhalia at the chamber of commerce, with the Byhalia Sports Association and elsewhere, had not been able to take off time from her job at Carrier.
"I've always known Marshall County is a treasure, but found some more places and networking," she said. "Thank you, Sarah, for keeping after me to attend the class."
Chaundra Wright learned that "leadership doesn't happen overnight."
"It's built upon is the best thing I learned. The people I met are special," she said.
Bob Pickard learned about the county "and myself," he said. "And I made a lot of good friends."
Eric Randle liked the county tour.
Morrison was last up.
"When I was initially introduced, I told my classmates I was always getting introduced as Anna's husband. I'm Terry Morrison and this is my wife, Anna," he said, drawing laughs from graduates.
Morrison's favorite activities were touring the county and the lecture on the economy of Marshall County.
"Thank you for the class," he said. "It's been wonderful."
Dr. Jim Biedenharn spoke to the class on the topic "Leadership in Changing Times." Parts of his speech will be published next week in The South Reporter.
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