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Hemmings Find of the Day – 1959 Chevrolet Corvette by Scaglietti
As anybody who's familiar with the Carroll Shelby story knows, Shelby had plenty of plans for lightweight American V-8-powered sports cars that would go head to head with the best Europe had to offer long before he swapped a Ford V-8 into an AC and took it racing. One of those plans called for Scaglietti to coachbuild a series of Corvettes, and while the plan never came to fruition, Scaglietti did body three cars before the scheme was scuttled. One of those three, this 1959 Chevrolet Corvette by Scaglietti for sale on Hemmings.com, features a fuel-injected small-block Chevrolet V-8 and four-speed transmission. From the seller's description:
The fascinating and complex history of the Scaglietti Corvette began when Gary Laughlin, a wealthy Texas oil man and gentleman racer, had just broken the crankshaft in his Ferrari Monza. Like most Ferrari repairs, this was not going to be a cheap, simple fix.
At the time, Laughlin was an active participant of the American sports car racing scene and was a close acquaintance of many of the key figures, including fellow Texan Carroll Shelby. The two had witnessed a number of V8 powered home-built specials challenge, and often defeat, the best that Europe had to offer. The idea developed that they should build a dual-purpose car based on the solid mechanicals of the Chevrolet Corvette. European-style alloy coachwork could help the chassis finally realize its potential. By chance, Laughlin owned a few Chevrolet dealerships and had a particularly valuable friend in Peter Coltrin, an automotive journalist who had gained an "in" with the influential Italians.
Laughlin met with Jim Hall and Carroll Shelby to begin discussing what form their new Italian-American hybrid would take. The general consensus was that they should create a car that offered the best of both worlds – a Corvette with the distinction, performance and style of a Ferrari, but with the power and reliability of a Chevrolet. The aim was to create a genuine high-performance GT with enough leg and headroom to meet American expectations. Once this was decided, Coltrin put Laughlin in touch with Sergio Scaglietti.
With the help of Chevrolet General Manager Ed Cole, three 1959 Corvette chassis were discreetly acquired from the St. Louis Corvette plant before bodies could be fitted – one was specified with a "fuelie" and a four-speed, the others came with twin four barrels and automatics. During one of his frequent trips through Europe, Laughlin met with Sergio Scaglietti who agreed to produce a small run of bodies for the Corvette chassis. At the time, Scaglietti was busy turning out Ferrari's Tour de France and purpose-built racing cars. The Scaglietti Corvette would follow the lines of the Tour de France, albeit lines adapted to fit the Corvette's larger footprint. In an effort to impress, or perhaps, appease GM management, Laughlin specified a proper Corvette grille. The interior would be similarly hybridized with an intriguing combination of Americana – Stewart Warner gauges, T-handle parking brake, Corvette shift knob; and classic Italian GT – a purposeful crackle-finish dashboard, deeply bolstered leather seats and exquisite door hardware.
The completed car arrived in Texas in the fall of 1960, almost 18 months after the chassis had been obtained. It proved to be the only one of the three to be finished in Italy and shipped back to the United States as a complete car. When Laughlin received the car, the fit and finish were not quite what he was expecting, especially as the project had taken nearly three years from conception to completion. Enzo Ferrari would have been quite unhappy to hear that his exclusive coachbuilder was working on side projects for a group of Texans, so, to Scaglietti's credit, the car was largely a prototype and the work was executed in a shroud of secrecy.
Towards the end of the project, Carroll Shelby, who by then was living in Italy, received a late-night phone call from Ed Cole. Cole had been chastised by GM management and was told to drop the project. It was poor timing. American car companies were under pressure to cut down on their high-performance and racing programs. They simply could not deal with the repercussions of a GM-backed Italianbodied Corvette. The remaining cars were shipped to Houston in a partially completed state. Jim Hall took delivery of one. Shelby, who had helped conceive the project, ended up declining the remaining car and it was promptly sold.
Location: Fletcher, North Carolina
Status: No Longer Available
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For first time ever, a Ferrari wins Best of Show at Pebble Beach
Photo by Jeff Koch.
Everything's coming up Maranello thoroughbreds at Monterey this year. First, a Ferrari takes the world auction record Thursday night, setting the vanguard for at least a couple of other eight-figure Ferrari sales around the peninsula. Then on Sunday afternoon, to cap the weekend, a 1954 Ferrari 375 MM Scaglietti coupe takes Best of Show at the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, making it the first Ferrari to win the car world's top honor.
The 375 MM, chassis number 0402 AM, started out as a Pinin Farina-bodied spider when its first owner, Italian film director Roberto Rossellini bought it, but when Rossellini ran the spider into a tree about a year after buying it, Sergio Scaglietti got the nod to rebody it as a coupe. Though Scaglietti had worked with Ferrari on racing cars in the years prior, this would be his first shot at a road car for Ferrari. Scaglietti decided to form the aluminum panels over a metal lattice work, taking a year to finish the one-off body.
Rossellini then kept the coupe, now painted gray, but still powered by its 330-hp 4,522-cc V-12, until the mid-1960s. It then passed through at least a couple of owners in Italy and France over the next few decades, eventually falling into disrepair and suffering from a half-hearted attempt to restore it, until current owner Jon Shirley of Medina, Washington, bought it in the mid-1990s and commissioned a full restoration. He then debuted the freshly restored car at the Ferrari Club of America's meet in 1998 before presenting it at that year's Pebble Beach concours, taking first in class and reportedly coming within a hair's breadth of Best of Show that year. In the intervening years, he did come back to Pebble and take the top prize – in 2008 with a Touring-bodied 1938 Alfa Romeo 8C 2900B Berlinetta – but this year returned to complete what he started with 0402 AM more than 15 years ago.
The coupe again took Best in Class this year in the Ferrari Grand Touring class on its way to the overall win. Not only does the win represent the first for a Ferrari in the history of the Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, it also represents the first win for a postwar car since 1968 – when a 1964 Maserati Mistral coupe won Best of Show – and only the second win for a postwar car since the concours began recognizing prewar cars in 1955.
To win Best of Show, the 375 MM beat out a 1934 Packard Twelve Dietrich Convertible Victoria owned by Frank Ricciardelli of Sarasota, Florida; a 1934 Hispano-Suiza J12 Fernandez et Darrin Coupé de Ville owned by Robert M Lee of Reno, Nevada; and a 1937 Rolls-Royce Phantom III Vanvooren Sports Cabriolet owned by Lord Bamford of Gloucestershire, England.
Kurt Ernst contributed to this story.
Alloy-bodied Ferrari 250 GT tops RM's Arizona auction at $8.14 million
Photos by Pawel Litwinski, courtesy RM Auctions.
As the star of this year's RM auction in Arizona, it should surprise nobody that the 1960 Ferrari 250 GT SWB Berlinetta captured the top sale of the auction, garnering a total of $8.14 million.
One of 72 competizione-spec versions of the short-wheelbase 250 GT, chassis number 1905GT benefited from an aluminum Pinin Farina-designed, Scaglietti-built body and an upgraded 262.3hp 2,953cc single-overhead-camshaft Columbo V-12. One would imagine that it would have had some early racing history to punch up its provenance – after all, Sir Stirling Moss would later describe the 250 GT SWB as "quite difficult to fault" for serious road racing – but according to RM's description of the car, its original owner bought it simply because the competizione-spec versions were available before the road-going versions, a quirk hinted at by the fitment of roll-up windows instead of the expected sliding panes.
Rather, what made 1905GT desirable was its short and well-documented ownership list – just four owners from new – and the fact that it remains unmodified from its original configuration. It nowadays sports its original engine, stamped 1905GT, even though its third owner had fitted it with a Testa Rossa V-12 in the 1960s and kept it that way for 30 years. Treated to three rounds of refurbishment, cosmetic freshening, and concours preparation in the last 15 years, 1905GT also has a number of show appearances and awards under its belt, including a Best of Show at the 2008 Concorso Italiano. When it crossed the block at RM on Friday, it hammered for $7.4 million; a 10 percent buyer's premium brought the total sale price to $8.14 million.
Rounding out the top 10 sales list from RM's Arizona auction are a 1967 Shelby 427 'Semi-Competition' Cobra, which sold for $2,007,500; a 1967 Ferrari 275 GTB/4, which sold for $1,842,500; a 1938 Delahaye 135 MS Coupe, which sold for $1,540,000; a 1966 Ferrari 275 GTB, which sold for $1,320,000; a 1931 Duesenberg Model J Tourster, which sold for $1,320,000; a 2003 Ferrari Enzo, which sold for $1,320,000; a 1954 Ferrari 250 Europa Coupe, which sold for $1,017,500; a 1956 Mercedes-Benz 300Sc Cabriolet, which sold for $990,000; and a 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300SL Gullwing, which sold for $847,000.
On the other end of the scale are a 1930 Lincoln Model L Sport Phaeton, which sold for $90,750; a 1929 Cadillac V-8 Sport Phaeton, which sold for $88,000; a 1947 Buick Roadmaster Estate Wagon, which sold for $82,500; a 1974 Jaguar E-Type Series III V-12 Roadster, which sold for $77,000; a 1958 Fiat 500 Jolly, which sold for $74,250; a 1953 Volkswagen 'Zwitter' Beetle, which sold for $66,000; a 1931 Cadillac V-12 Town Sedan, which sold for $49,500; a 1959 Autobianchi Bianchina Transformabile Series II, which sold for $44,000; a 1935 Ford Standard Tudor Sedan, which sold for $24,750; and a 1957 Wolberg "McNamara Special" Quarter Midget, which sold for $14,300.
For full results, visit RMAuctions.com.
Pebble Beach Best of Show winner to headline RM's Monterey auction
Photos courtesy RM Auctions
The most prestigious award for a collector car has to be worth something, right? We'll find out this August when the 1938 Horch 853A Erdmann & Rossi Sport Cabriolet that won Best of Show at Pebble Beach crosses the block at RM's Monterey auction.
The most expensive car offered at the time by any Auto Union brand, the Horch 853A combined styling by Fritz Fiedler – who later designed the BMW 315 and 328 – with a 120hp 5.0-liter straight-eight engine and a four-speed gearbox. Commissioned in 1939, a World War II veteran brought the Horch (chassis number 854275) into the United States in the late 1940s before collector Herbert Von Fragstein set out on a 30-year restoration of the car in the early 1970s. According to RM, it's one of just six 853As to still exist. Current owners Judge Joseph and Margie Cassini of West Orange, New Jersey, bought the Horch in 2001, then debuted it three years later at the 2004 Pebble Beach Concours d'Elegance, where it won the Best of Show honors. The Cassinis then set about sweeping a number of other major concours events over the next five years, taking Best of Show at the New York City Concours in 2005, Meadow Brook in 2006, Glenmoor Gathering in 2008 and Ault Park in 2009.
On the one hand, winning Pebble Beach represents the ultimate honor, an enviable accolade that recognizes the superiority of a car's restoration as well as its provenance and overall presentation. On the other hand, where would the buyer of such a car show it? Sure, there are plenty of other concours events across the country, but pretty much every collector at that level wants to win Pebble for him or herself. For that reason, it could very well work against a car to win Best of Show at Pebble when the car comes up for sale afterward. There's speculation that the Horch could go to Europe, but it's also possible that it could go to a collector who simply appreciates the Horch for what it is rather than for its show potential.
Of course, one of the more recent sales of a Pebble Beach Best of Show winner, the Gooding and Co.-brokered private sale of the 2003 Pebble-winning 1936 Bugatti Type 57SC Atlantic, which took place in the spring of 2010, set a world record for the most expensive car ever sold at somewhere north of $30 million. Prior to that, at its Scottsdale auction in 2010, Gooding sold the 1932 Daimler 40/50 Double Six Sport Saloon that won Pebble in 1999 for $2.97 million. So perhaps there is some money to be made in Pebble winners after all.
RM's pre-auction estimate for the Horch is available only by request.
Photo by Simon Clay, courtesy RM Auctions
Along with the Horch, RM has also announced two other cars for their Monterey auction that would ordinarily headline the auction by themselves. First is a 1938 Talbot-Lago T23 teardrop coupe. According to RM:
One of only five Jeancart-style cars built, of which just four remain, this beautiful aerodynamic coupe (chassis number 93064) was delivered new in February 1938 to a French resident before being shown at the 1938 Concours d'Elegance de l'Auto. Imported into the United States in the late-1940s, it boasts a well-documented chain of ownership, including a brief stint in Japan in the late-1980s and more recently, in the UK. A former Pebble Beach 'Elegance in Motion' award-winner, it was the recipient of a recent, no-expense-spared, body-off frame restoration in France by marque experts, which saw it return to its stunning Lago Blue, the same color as when it was displayed at its first concours event.
RM's pre-auction estimate on the Talbot-Lago ranges from $2.5 million to $3.2 million.
Photo by Simon Clay, courtesy RM Auctions
And it wouldn't be a Monterey sale without plenty of high-end Ferraris. One of RM's horses from Maranello will be a 1955 Ferrari 410 Sport Berlinetta, chassis 0594 CM. The second of four 410 Ses built, it features a one-off body by Scaglietti. From RM's description:
It was delivered new in the summer of 1955 to French industrialist and Ferrari financier, Michel Paul-Cavallier, who carefully maintained the car for the next nine years. Repainted red in the sixties, the one-off Berlinetta remained in French ownership through 2001, including 36 years of single ownership in Pierre Bardinon's 'Mas du Clos' Collection. In 2001, it was purchased by Dutch Ferrari collector, John Bosch, who returned the car to its original color combination before taking to the road in the famed Mille Miglia retrospective. The upcoming Monterey sale represents 0594 CM's first appearance in North America and its auction debut.
Like the Horch, the Ferrari's pre-auction estimate is available only by request.
RM's Monterey sale will take place August 17-18 at the Portola Hotel & Spa and Monterey Conference Center. For more information, visit RMAuctions.com.
Alloy-bodied 300 SL gullwing and 250 GT California Spider added to Gooding's Scottsdale auction
Photos by Pawel Litwinski, courtesy of Gooding & Company
Gooding & Company recently announced the addition of two more European exotics to its upcoming Scottsdale sale. The first of these rare specimens is the car pictured above: an alloy-bodied 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL gullwing.
Records indicate that the company assembled just 29 alloy-bodied versions for owners who preferred to race their 300 SL Gullwings, and as such, the car's light weight – coupled with Rudge wheels, stiff suspension and a high-performance NSL engine – made it a force to be reckoned with. According to Gooding's auction description:
Unlike most, this matching-numbers, silver over plaid 1955 Mercedes-Benz 300 SL Alloy Gullwing with Rudge wheels was never raced. The Kirkland Concours d'Elegance class-winner is in excellent, show-quality condition following a restoration by the preeminent 300 SL specialist Rudi Koniczek. It will be the first time in nearly five years that an Alloy Gullwing has surfaced for public auction.
Gooding places the sale estimate between $2.5 – $3.5 million.
If you're more partial to Italian makes, then perhaps you might find this white over navy, late-production 1959 Ferrari 250 GT LWB California Spider more appealing. Listed as chassis No. 1505 GT with engine No. 1505 GT, Gooding provided a sale estimate of $3.4 – $3.8 million, as well as the following details:
As the 36th of 50 LWB California Spiders built, this rare Ferrari was fortunate to receive the factory's most desirable advancements, including four-wheel disc brakes, a competition-inspired cold air box with velocity stacks and what many believe to be the most attractive Scaglietti coachwork. With Ferrari Classiche certification, this matching-numbers California Spider is even further set apart from the pack for having excellent provenance, with more than four decades of elite ownership among great Ferrari connoisseurs.
Gooding's Scottsdale auction will take place January 20-21 at the Scottsdale Fashion Square. For more information, visit GoodingCo.com.
Sergio Scaglietti, designer of Ferraris, 1920-2011
Photo courtesy Ferrari
From Italy comes word that Sergio Scaglietti, founder of the carrozzeria of the same name, died Sunday at his home in Modena, Italy, at the age of 91. He was long associated with Ferrari, and was responsible for a good number of the company's Fifties competition cars, including the 250 Testa Rossa, the 250 GT Competitizone (Tour de France), the 860 Monza and the 290 MM.
Scaglietti, the son of a carpenter, was just 17 when he went into business with a brother and a former colleague in Maranello, Italy, in 1951, doing body repair work. Their shop was near Ferrari's factory, and Scaglietti's workmanship soon came to the attention of Enzo Ferrari, who soon began commissioning work from him. At first, Scaglietti was building coachwork to Pinin Farina designs, but he eventually was given the job of both design and construction. Because his designs were lightweight and aerodynamic, Carrozzeria Scaglietti became Ferrari's go-to shop for race cars.
"Working in Modena right at the start of Enzo Ferrari's great adventure, Sergio Scaglietti bodied some of the most beautiful cars ever to emerge from Maranello," according to Ferrari. "Scaglietti wasn't a man who relied on pencil and paper to create his magnificent designs: he worked like a sculptor, fashioning their forms from aluminium."
In June of 1969, when Enzo negotiated the sale of his company to Fiat, Sergio Scaglietti did the same; eight years later, Ferrari would own the carrozzeria. He stayed on with the company until the mid-1980s, when he retired.
Sergio Scaglietti had the blessing of living long enough to see his legacy secured. I'd love to know what he thought when one of his cars, a 1957 Ferrari 250 Testa Rossa, sold for $16.39 million in Monterey this past August, a new world record for a car sold at auction. But he must surely have been pleased when his old patron honored him in 2003 by naming its new V-12 GT the 612 Scaglietti.
"Today is a sad day for Ferrari. We lost a friend, a travel companion, a man who had his name forever connected to the Prancing Horse," Ferrari chairman Luca di Montezemolo said in a statement. "Sergio Scaglietti leaves behind the legacy of an artist who, with his talent, created some of the most beautiful cars of our history. [Those who] had the luck to know him like I did will also remember him as a straightforward and honest man, completely dedicated to his work. We will miss him."
The 250 TR in its heyday, above, and prior to Gooding & Co.'s record 2011 Monterey sale, below.
The designer's namesake, the 612 Scaglietti of 2003.


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Bank sues developer John Turley over Dumplin Creek
A prominent Knoxville developer has been sued by a lender in connection with a stalled retail development along Interstate 40 in Sevier County.
Last month, Sevier County Bank filed a lawsuit in Knox County Chancery Court against John Turley, the developer behind the Dumplin Creek project in Sevierville.
The suit alleged that the bank in 2007 loaned $20 million to Kodak Land Co. LLC, and in 2008 loaned an additional $5 million to the same entity.
The suit alleged that Turley guaranteed both loans, and that Kodak and Turley have failed to pay the amounts due under the notes, which matured in 2010. The suit further alleged that total principal of $25 million is due, plus interest and late charges.
Turley, who spearheaded the successful Turkey Creek development in West Knoxville, declined to comment for a news story.
Located at Interstate 40's Exit 407, the plans for Dumplin Creek were unveiled in 2007 and called for stores, a theater and hospitality offerings.
At the time, it was reported that bank financing would come from five area lenders who would each chip in $4 million on a participation loan led by Sevier County Bank.
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The development team inked Walmart to a preliminary deal and invested a significant amount of time and money in moving dirt, but the project launched shortly before the recession dealt a body blow to the U.S. economy.
The group also failed to convince the city of Sevierville to pitch in $8.5 million for a road into the site.
Meanwhile, Sevier County Bank has seen significant changes in recent years. The bank has been under pressure from regulators since at least 2010, when the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. issued a consent order requiring, among other things, the bank to submit a plan for the reduction and collection of delinquent and/or nonaccrual loans.
In 2011, Matthew Converse became the first permanent CEO in the bank's then-102-year history and the following April, James Temple Jr., was tapped as the bank's board chairman, replacing 95-year-old Ross B. Summitt.
In June, the FDIC issued a prompt corrective action directive to the bank, citing its "rapidly deteriorating capital condition", and ordering the lender to increase capital within 60 days.
Since then, the bank announced its first public stock offering in more than a century.
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Weight: Usually given in grams with an accuracy of at least 1/10th of a gram, but it is better to have figures to 1/100th of a gram, this weight data will help with your determination of the denomination of the coin in question.
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Die alignment: Die alignment is expressed in degrees and describes how the obverse and reverse dies were aligned to each other when the coin was struck. The best way to look at it is to put a straight edge on the face of the coin with the edge at the top (0 degrees) and the bottom (180 degrees) through the center. While holding the straight edge to the coin turn it over and note where the "top" of the reverse device is. If it is in the same place as the top of the front device it is called 0-degree alignment. If the top of the reverse is at the bottom it is called 180-degree alignment. Another way to examine die alignment is to hold the coin on the edge with the obverse facing you, your index finger at the top of the obverse design (0 degrees) and the thumb at the bottom of the design (180 degrees); then rotate the coin horizontally maintaining your index finger and thumb fixed on the same spot on the rim. The 0-degree alignment is called Metal Rotation, while the 180-degree alignment is called Coin Rotation. Now for the "real world"; Roman coinage was made using dies that were movable, so true 0 or 180 degree rotations were not always made. You must guess at the rotation, to the nearest 15 degrees, if it is not at the 0 or 180 degree mark. If you turn the coin over with the straight edge on it and the top of the obverse at the top of the rotated coin you must observe where the "top" of the reverse device is. If you observe that the top of the reverse device is pointing towards where the 3 would be on a clock face this is said to be 90-degree rotation. Or if it is pointing to the spot where the 9 would be on the face it is said to be 270-degree rotation.
Color: Color could help to determine the material the coin is made from, this material data will help with your determination of the denomination of the coin in question. Also by knowing the material you will know in what section of a reference book to look for your attribution references. The most likely materials are Gold (AU), Silver (AR) or Bronze and/or Copper (AE). There are several alloys of Bronze ranging from a high content of silver (alloy called Billon) to very little different metals except copper. Most are intermediate types with various metals alloyed with the copper to make the bronze, all are called AE in the nomenclature.
Obverse Legend (the wording on the front of the coin)
Spelling COUNTS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Note length of the legend, note breaks in the legend, the whole legend is a big key in the attribution.
Name of the issuer - This name is the single BIGGEST KEY to the whole attribution process. Without this name the whole process is much more complicated if not made almost impossible in some cases.
Titles or descriptors - These words or abbreviations attached to the issuer's name will help to finalize the attribution. There are a lot of abbreviations that could be attached within the legend, such as IMP, AVG, COS, P, F, DN, GAL, VAL, A, M etc. Just one title could change the whole coin's attribution.
Known legends - There are several places to find lists of legends like:
· Moneta or other software
· RIC, Sear, Van Meter or other books
· Web sites like the FORVM, WildWinds, Dirty Old Coins, etc.
These known legends are most of the time able to be attached to the various mints. One legend may be only used at a single mint. This is important information when you are looking for the various available places where a certain coin was made.
Partial legends – There are several places to find search engines of legend's characters if you can only see a few of the letters. These are found in places like:
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Migraine is a disorder characterized by repeated attacks of severe headache. Symptoms include throbbing or pulsating pain, usually on only one side of the head, and can last between four hours and three days.
This condition is considered a medical emergency. Urgent care may be required.
Food poisoning occurs when you consume foods contaminated with bacteria, viruses, or parasites. Symptoms are usually uncomfortable but not severe. Serious reactions can be life threatening and require medical treatment.
Low blood sodium, or hyponatremia, occurs when water and sodium are out of balance in your body. A quick drop in sodium levels can cause weakness, headache, nausea, and muscle cramps.
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Leeds railway station connects us with all major UK cities and has a fast and efficient London service. For train information, tickets and timetables visit the National Rail Enquiries website
We will be running a free bus service from the train station to the University for open day visitors. The first bus will leave the station at 8.30am, and the last bus back from the Parkinson Steps will depart at 5pm. Buses will run every 10-15 minutes. Student ambassadors will be at the train station until 3pm to direct you to the shuttle bus stop; they will be wearing bright red t-shirts.
Alternatively, pick up a directions sheet from one of our student ambassadors at the train station, and walk the short distance to the campus, though Leeds city centre. It usually takes about 20 minutes
For coach details, visit the National Express website. From the bus and coach station you can take the number 6 bus to Parkinson Steps, at the main entrance to the University.
There are a number of excellent bus services in Leeds. Visit the West Yorkshire Metro and First Leeds websites for timetables and general information.
From the bus and coach station, you can take bus number 6 to the University's main entrance. From the city centre, the following buses will take you to the University's main entrance: 1, 6, 28, 56 and 97.
Due to the high number of visitors we are unable to offer on-campus parking on our open days, except for Blue Badge holders.
We strongly recommend that you use public transport to reach Leeds, however we realise that this may not always be possible. If you are driving to an open day we advise that you use one of the main city centre car parks, most of which are only a short walk from our campus. We also recommend that you allow additional time to find a parking space, as traffic can get congested in the city centre on open days.
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I have been a customer of ICICI Bank for the last 3 years and have been maintaining a good balance in my savings bank account. During the month of April, my account had 10 times more balance than required in my account. However, I see in my statement that the bank has charged me a minimum account balance charge of Rs. 350+taxes. I do not expect this from a bank of as good standing as ICICI. This is not the first time it's happening with me and I strongly encourage the bank to strengthen their controls in this aspect, in addition to refunding the charge back to my account. Should you have any questions or need to discuss this further, you can mail me on firstname.lastname@example.com
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At 7:17 a.m. on Friday, Graze restaurant at 5 S. Colville St. reported its front door had been broken and thieves took more than $100 in cash, food and beer, said Walla Walla police spokesman Tim Bennett. Damage to the door was estimated at $700.
Detectives are reviewing video taken of the area by cameras located at nearby businesses, Bennett added.
On Saturday, subjects entered H & H Sports & Loan, 203 W. Alder St., by cutting through a metal window gate and breaking a large window at 2 a.m. They returned again at 2:30 a.m., when the alarm system was activated.
Four 12-gauge shotguns were reported missing and damage was estimated at $1,000, according to police reports. Store video footage showed two people in the incident, Bennett said, but no arrests have been made.
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Lawrence becomes just the second MSU player to earn Freshman All-American honors, joining Brandon Elliott in 2010. Elliott was tabbed a Third-Team Freshman All-American by Ping!Baseball.
Lawrence started all 52 games during the season. He hit .313 with 11 doubles, one triple, one home run and 36 RBIs while splitting his time behind the plate and as the designated hitter. He tied for the team lead with 65 hits, while posting a team-best 21 multi-hit games.
He had a breakout game in the series finale against Bowl-ing Green by going 3-for-4 with four RBIs in a 6-3 victory. He later drove in a career-best five runs in a victory at UT Martin. He collected his first home run of his career, a three-run shot, in helping MSU to a 6-1 victory in the series opener against Eastern Kentucky.Lawrence was selected to the Ohio Valley Conference All-Freshman Team last month.
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Areola who? why is this guy trying for a heavyweight tittle still? He can only be a sparing partner at best! I bet that even slow, boring, clinch, no skills, just heart John Ruiz will beat this bozo on a 12rd if he decides to unretire.Posted March 30, 2014 2:23 pm
@ The Facts ! I disagree, Arreola has to put Stiverne early if he has any chance to win. Arreloa fades after 5 rounds and begins to push his punches and retreats back to the ropes. Stiverne comes on as the fight moves along, he's a slow starter. Arreloa's fights don't go past the early rounds rounds. When they do like they did against Vitali, Ademeck, and Stiverne this has been the pattern. I thought for sure he would have beaten Ademeck, he was the bigger man and the bigger puncher, instead he was breathing heavy after round 4. Arreola thinks of himself as a boxer with a jab, but he's really a banger with a jab. Boxers know how to relax in the ring, he's never learned to do that because the lack of a good trainer or he just doesn't know how. Sad, he has the size but lacks the proper training in and out of the ring.Posted March 30, 2014 11:31 am
Stiverne…is hungry and been waiting to be Hw champ! Stiverne by late tko this time.Posted March 29, 2014 10:47 pm
The Facts !
I really believe that Arreola wins this fight . He hung in there , in their last fight even though his nose was smash and bleeding profusely . once he get's threw the first five rounds he will start to really put the pressure on Stiverne .Posted March 29, 2014 5:17 pm
Peej good point, Con King is a fight preventer.Posted March 29, 2014 3:00 pm
If you sign with Don King then you are really not to serious about your boxing career cause all that's gonna happen is you will be watching fights from your couchPosted March 29, 2014 9:04 am
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If Arreola comes in fit he'll win.Posted March 29, 2014 8:40 am
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Hidalg0 a "g"Posted March 29, 2014 2:16 am
"Hidalg0, you must be one slow or lack attention to detail, you obviously didnt read my following post that read something like this…."
touché, soda pop. my bad.Posted March 29, 2014 1:49 am
King said 'you know what I mean' 20 times in his brief introduction. I think he is loosin it. They way you keep him out is to beat his guy. CA gonna do dat. CA gonna win the WBC Belt, you know what I am mean.Posted March 29, 2014 1:40 am
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King is a jerk, get this clown out of boxing.Posted March 28, 2014 11:52 pm
soda pop
Hidalg0, you must be one slow or lack attention to detail, you obviously didnt read my following post that read something like this….
hildag0, that comment wasnt towards you…it was for livershot…but yes, we meet again.
King is looking for a new generation of boxers to screw over. The inanities he spouts make no sense.
Because of the way he conducts his busines he hasn't been able to sink his teeth into the top money makers for some time. But he's still trying.Posted March 28, 2014 10:29 pm
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I say whoever wins the WBC title will any way be a paper classed world champion.
ALL people know that Wladimir Klitschko is the real heavyweight champion of the world (Lineal/WBA/IBF/WBO/IBO) and have been the champ sence 2006. 2nd longest reign in heavyweight boxing history (Only Joe Louis with 11 years is the best) with 15 world title defences (3rd best after Larry Holmes's 20 and Joe Louis's 25 world title defences)
The winner of the WBC title will be a paper champ and the winner never fought and defeated Vitali Klitschko in the ring for it as he retired, so no real conqering there.Posted March 28, 2014 8:54 pm
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Easy boys, @ Soda don't take this boxing form personal. Liver stated his opinion and he sounds anti tattoo and bad language and prefers education and that is not a bad thing. Sad to say not everyone can be an Oscar De La Hoya, clean cut all American well spoken. More often than not they are like Rios are Arreola. That's not a bad thing just not a role model thing. All D stated was a fact about the US being a better place to have at least a chance at doing something with yourself. South of the Boarder has been over run by drug lords and is a scary place.The rest of what he said…………well…….again that was again his opinion. This sight has fans that love sluggers and some that prefer boxers. No go back to your corners and come out with boxing posts.Posted March 28, 2014 8:50 pm
BTW Soda Pop, I am not ashamed of Arreola at all. Why would I be?Posted March 28, 2014 8:37 pm
"So we meet again my friend. Perfect, let me tell you something.Im mexican and im proud he is one aswell.If your supposedly mexican then speak for yourself because i for one am not ashamed of him."
Soda Pop. apparently you do not understand English well. The whole point of my comment to Livershot is that he was ignorantly and unfairly insulting Chris Arreola. That's why I said he knows nothing about the man, because Chris is of Mexican heritage and he Does fight for his people–he says that practically every time he's interviewed or has a fight. Understand now?Posted March 28, 2014 8:36 pm
The only things entertaining about Don King are his clothes and his hair. Before the haircut.Posted March 28, 2014 8:33 pm
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Fu** d….you to are an idiot.i am who i say i am, it doesnt matter where i was born you fu**** fool. Anytime you and liver want to meet let me know, please beleive i aint talk and will give you directions.Posted March 28, 2014 7:24 pm
soda pop
lets get back to talking boxing, ive come to the realization that there will be racism here as there is in the world.Going foward i wont be replying to some of you racist idots.Posted March 28, 2014 7:21 pm
You're an American because you were born in North America.
You have a bigger and better opportunity to make something of yourself than you would in the war zone down south.
So the real question is, what are YOU going to do about it? You lazy, festering, siesting, lump on a liver.Posted March 28, 2014 7:03 pm
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hey liver,
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hey liver, i think your on the wrong sight….this is no geography class and i think we all know where we at…He is what he says he is and you cant do sh** about it.Like you being gay,were not here saying hey this guy is a man…you are what you say you are.Posted March 28, 2014 6:51 pm
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hildag0, that comment wasnt towards you…it was for livershot…but yes, we meet again.Posted March 28, 2014 6:18 pm
Chris areola Has more cAsa than you think. He is fighting for a title how About you.Posted March 28, 2014 6:09 pm
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So we meet again my friend. Perfect, let me tell you something.Im mexican and im proud he is one aswell.If your supposedly mexican then speak for yourself because i for one am not ashamed of him.Sure hes no saint or pretends to be, sometimes we cant help how were raised and whats taught to us from birth.Hell even when grown its hard to change the man youve become.Know this.im mexican and you dont speak for me nor my people.like a son who does bad, you know he does but you still love him…he represents me and all my people, his fans especially..when you make these stupid statements speak for yourselfPosted March 28, 2014 5:46 pm
"Arreola has no class, limited vocabulary and is a disgrace to his people. There is nothing Mexican about him, he's just a fat guy from the barrio who was born in Riverside, Ca."
Livershot, you know absolutely nothing about Chris Arreola.Posted March 28, 2014 5:09 pm
Yes, yes, and yes to your questions..Posted March 28, 2014 4:57 pm
Only chance Arreola has is to KO Stiverne early, has to do it in the early rounds 1-4 after that he's outta steam. Stiverne by KO in the eighth round. Arreola has no class, limited vocabulary and is a disgrace to his people. There is nothing Mexican about him, he's just a fat guy from the barrio who was born in Riverside, Ca. Last time I checked that was part of the United States.Posted March 28, 2014 4:56 pm
Anyone else out there notice how many of these top heavyweights have and continue to fight each other with the lone exception of Wilder? Is Wilder's team waiting for many of these top guys to soften each other up before reluctantly putting him in the ring with them??Posted March 28, 2014 4:37 pm
Check out pushthelineboxing.com for the latest in boxing news. Stiverne vs Arreola 2 is a good heavyweight battle.Posted March 28, 2014 3:39 pm
Don King used to make fighters sign promotional agreements in order to fight his heavyweight champions- i.e. Holyfield fighting for King to get the Tyson fight.
It would be interesting to see a US regional title.
Wilder, Jennings, Arreola, Stiverne, Thompson, etc. can stage interesting bouts waiting for Vladymyr to retire so they can try to unify…Posted March 28, 2014 2:15 pm
If Stiverne wins, Don King will never, never, fight a K-bro to unify. Never. He will entertain his own barn of fools and milk it for freaking EVER. Just like he did in the past. K-bros went around King and captured all the titles, and now King is sneaking back in. Blaaghhhhh !!!! Go Chris, beat this guy and get the WBC Title as a Californian. Arreola wins this one guys.Posted March 28, 2014 12:06 pm
Don't want to see Don King in the WBC Title at all. This guy can cause real problems in the HW scene, and his shenanigans are suspect no matter how insignificant they seem. I think Arreola will fix his mistakes and come in and get a SD with Stiverne. He fight a smart fight and he can win because he has the focus, the heart, and the warrior in him to win, and he can bang. And if he wins this war with BS, he will go on to beat Wilder. Arreola is a bad match up for Deontay. CW fights like a Spartan on the inside and this is where Deon is vulnerable. CW will knock out Wilder. CW is the guy who will park Wilder like he is a 1956 Cadillac. EERRKKKK. But first he must win the WBC Belt which is right there for him to take. Fight smart Chris and win this. SD is a good win, go get it!!!!Posted March 28, 2014 11:55 am
Vlad the Impaler
Whoever wins will probably fight Wilder for the first title defense. The hype will build and Wladimir will destroy them, becoming undisputed heavyweight champion..Posted March 28, 2014 11:51 am
It's Me, Ernie
Stiverne's resume is weak other than his beating up Chris. I hope Chris wins this one…Posted March 28, 2014 11:41 am
Rooting for Chris. I can finally back it when I say it since the guy has devoted himself to the sport by going all in on this whole "dedication" thing. One of the most real guys in the sports.Posted March 28, 2014 11:35 am
http://www.eastsideboxing.com/2014/espn-to-exclusively-televise-wbc-world-heavyweight-championship-fight-between-bermane-stiverne-and-chris-arreola-live-on-espn-and-espn-deportes-on-may-10/Posted March 28, 2014 11:18 am
The name of the event is really FIGHT FOR PEACE HEAVYWEIGHT HISTORY? Someone should have rethought that.Posted March 28, 2014 9:42 am
Khan's Cuz Achmed
Arreola will fix his mistakes and take this fight. He has much more natural talent if he just shows up in shape and puts his true skills to use. #KingKhan2014Posted March 28, 2014 9:25 am
Brazilian Boxing Fan
I hope that Stiverne beats Arreola again.Posted March 28, 2014 8:42 am
Swedish Boxing Fan
Correction from the video. Shannon Briggs back in 2006 was the last american born world heavyweight title holder when he knocked out hard Siarhei Liakhovich in the very last second of the 12th round for the WBO title.
In 2006 Wladimir became 2-time champion and won the IBF/IBO world titles by KO 2-time champion Chris Byrd,
Only older brother Vitali with the WBC title was the second rated champ between 2008-2014 and now the WBC title is vacant after Vitali Klitschko retired to persue political buisness in home land Ukraine.Posted March 28, 2014 7:49 am


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