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From The Files Of August 24, 1989 '89 A longtime McConnellsburg business, Mc- Connellsburg Motor and Implement, located at 875 Lincoln Way East, old Route 30,
was destroyed by fire early Saturday, August 19, with the loss estimated by one owner at between $500,000 and $800,000. The blaze was first discovered sometime between 1:15 a.m. and 1:30 a.m. by William Hurney of McConnellsburg as he was on his way home from work. Investigators said that the fire may have resulted from electrical wiring problems or that the fire may have been set. As of Tuesday the blaze was listed as of undetermined origin pending further investigation. Owners of the building said the original section of the building was built in the mid- to late 1940s by W.H. Mellott, and several additions were made to the building over the years, the last of which was constructed just last winter.
Richard and Mary Jane Wilson of Needmore are proud to announce the engagement of their daughter, Barbara Ann, to Todd Grissinger, son of Warren and Grace Grissinger of Hustontown.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shehan Sr. of Harrisonville announce the engagement of their daughter, Kimberly A. Shehan, to Joseph I. Stallman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Stallman of Three Springs.
The new American Legion Home, Captain James McKibbin Post 561, was officially dedicated on Sunday afternoon, August 20. The new facility opened on March 31 of this year, and Sunday's dedication acknowledged the successful completion of the extensive building project that began as just an idea several years ago.
Marla McElhaney, a McConnellsburg High School junior, was crowned 1989 Fulton County Fair Queen at the third annual fair queen pageant held August 21. Four contestants competed in the pageant this year. First runner-up was Linda Decker. Named as second runnerup was Adeline Anneski and third runner-up was Terrie Earley.
"Winston," a three-way cross steer owned by David Seiders of McConnellsburg, was chosen the grand champion at the 4-H/FFA Market Steer Show held Monday evening at the fair. Reserve champion honors went to Brad Truax of McConnellsburg for his 1,108-pound steer "Midnight."
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Horne of Chambersburg on August 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gouak of Big Cove Tannery on August 15; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Ponds, Berkeley Springs, on August 16; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Swope of Big Cove Tannery on August 16.
Annette Guessford and Harty Barnett were united in marriage on Sunday, July 16, at Siloam United Methodist Church. The bride is the daughter of Wynetha Briggs of McConnellsburg and Robert Guessford of Needmore.
Pleasant Ridge Church of the Nazarene was the setting for the wedding ceremony which joined Rebecca Suders and Richard Kendall together in holy matrimony on June 10. Parents of the couple are Morris and Nancy Suders of McConnellsburg and Tom and Joan Kendall of McConnellsburg.
Deaths: Retta Bradour, Oldtown; Stella Hinton; Ethlyene L. Nonemaker, Huntingdon.
30 Years Ago
From The Files Of August 23, 1979 '79 The 58th annual edition of the Fulton County Fair started its first full day Sunday with the annual 4-H/FFA Baby Beef Show. Frank
Reel of the McConnellsburg FFA exhibited the grand champion steer, a 1,015-pound crossbreed. Frank's entry also placed first in the medium weight division. Exhibiting the reserve champion was 4-H member Tim Berkstresser of Harrisonville with a 1,175-pound Hereford, which also took first place in the heavyweight division.
Joy Lynne Landers, a 15-year-old junior at Southern Fulton High School, was crowned 1969 Fulton County Environmental Queen Monday evening at the fair. Joy is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Landers of Warfordsburg. First runner-up was Leda Lashley, 17, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Lashley of Warfordsburg, and second runner-up was Patty Suders, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Morris Suders of McConnellsburg.
Top winners in the Diet Pepsi 10,000-meter run held in Uniontown on August 12 were Robert Snyder of Mc- Connellsburg and Don Norman of Republic. Snyder finished the 6.2 mile course in 30:44.2, beating out more than 500 competitors of all ages. Snyder won the chance to compete in Diet Pepsi's 10,000-meter championship run in New York this fall.
Specials at the IGA; IGA cake mix, 59 cents; liquid bleach Clorox 59 cents a gallon; Kraft Parkay margarine, 49 cents lb.; whole fryers, 39 cents lb.
Now playing at the Fulton Theatre: "Fast Break" and "Beyond The Poseidon Adventure."
Births at the Medical Center: a son to Mr. and Mrs. John Jay Anderson of Burnt Cabins on August 9; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Doug Kincaid of Needmore on August 10; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mellott of Mc- Connellsburg on August 12; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Don Reyan of Everett on August 15.
Karen Teresa Spade and Larry Allen Shoemaker were united in marriage at Ebenezer United Methodist Church on June 30. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Veryl Spade of Needmore and the groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Shoemaker Jr. of Big Cove Tannery.
Deaths: Janet Garland, Warfordsburg; Robert S. Thorpe, Hustontown; J. Ross Garland, Warfordsburg; William Hess, Hustontown; Frank Stovicek, Hustontown; John C. Reihart, Chambersburg; Cula L. Drake, Mount Union; Hughie Wills, Hancock.
Marriage licenses: Thomas M. Hoffman, Mc- Connellsburg, and Cathy O'Banion, Burnt Cabins; Timothy Misherl, North Lawrence, Ohio, and Victoria Dawn Kendall, McConnellsburg; Glenn P. Neuder, Harrisonville, and Teresa Stapleton, Saxton; Thomas Hoffman, Big Cove Tannery, and Linda L. Ramsey, Crystal Spring; Mark Lane, Hustontown, and Mary E. Truax, McConnellsburg.
40 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 4, 1969 '69 Sgt. William Hines was transferred on August 20 from Rockview to the McConnellsburg State Police substation to take over as officer in charge to replace Sgt. Lester Hoover, who retired on August 28.
The pool at the Great Cove Golf Club will continue to be open to members and the public on weekends as long as the weather permits.
Mrs. Roy W. Gordon, Fulton County treasurer, has announced that the statewide acceptance date for 1969 antlerless deer license applications will be September 15. Fulton County has been allocated 3,500 doe licenses this year.
Specials at the A&P: chuck roast, 49 cents lb.; Hawaiian Punch, 29 cents; IGA Tablerite ice cream, 59 cents, half gallon; cottage cheese, 25 cents, one-pound tub.
Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Shimer left last week on a motoring trip through the Western and Southern states.
Deaths: Mrs. Ida C. Lininger, McConnellsburg; Isaiah W. Kline, Harrisonville; Eta Ida Miller, Hustontown; Mrs. Laura M. Rogers, Burnt Cabins.
Men in service: Army Specialist Four Richard E. Schriever, 23, whose mother, Mrs. Hilda E. Schriever, lives in Warfordsburg, was assigned on July 28 to the 756th Transportation Battalion in Vietnam as a wheeledvehicle mechanic. Army Specialist Four Robert Q. Golden, 22, whose parents, Mr. and Mr. Quentin Golden, and wife Barbara live in Warfordsburg, was assigned on July 28 to the 765th Transportation Battalion in Vietnam as a helicopter repairman.
The class of 1959 of Forbes Road High School held its 10-year reunion on Saturday, August 16, at Sideling Hill State Park. There was an attendance of 46.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Lee Sipes of McConnellsburg are pictured in this issue with their new daughter, Tanda Lee, born at the Fulton County Medical Center on August 21. Tanda Lee was the 4,729th baby to be born at the center. Her father, who was born on October 9, 1950, was the second baby and the first boy to be born at the the newly built hospital. Mr. Sipes is a son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Sipes of McConnellsburg, and Mrs. Sipes is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Marlin Waidlich of Mercersburg.
50 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 3, 1959 '59 Wedding invitations have been sent out for the wedding of Leland Cisney and Miss Barbara James which will be held in the local
Methodist church on September 12.
Miss Faye Gordon began her duties this week as home economics teacher in the Chambersburg Junior High School.
Finlay J. Wible left Monday morning for Silver Spring, Md., where he has accepted a position as mathematics teacher in the Silver Spring Junior High School.
The Fulton Chamber of Commerce has reported that leases have been signed with the VFW, K.G. Richards and D.A. Washabaugh for the use of the land behind their properties on Lincoln Way West for a parking lot.
Starting this week, both local banks will be open on Friday evenings from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Personnel at the local school cafeteria this year includes Mrs. Mary F. Morton as manager, Mrs. Helen D. Hockensmith, Mrs. Louise N. Johnston, Mrs. Sylvia R. Culler, Mrs. Maxine C. Marshall, Mrs. Maude R. Paylor, Mrs. Elmer S. Hann and Mrs. Blanche M. Grissinger. The price of school lunches will remain the same: 25 cents for elementary; 30 cents for high school and 35 cents for teachers and adults.
Unemployment compensation checks disbursed last week totalled 160,523 with a monetary value of $4,499,658.
Applying for marriage licenses at the local courthouse last week were Harry J. Kline of Harrisonville and Dorothy Mellott of Needmore and William M. Wright of Harrisonville and Constance Ada Earley of Wells Tannery.
Kenneth L. Strait, son of Mr. and Mrs. Norman B. Strait of Harrisonville, graduated on August 22 from recruit training at the Naval Training Center at Great Lakes, Ill.
Recent weddings: Milton I. Sinn and Beverly Truax on August 1; James Grove Walker and Anita Lorene Howard on August 21; Donald Reed Richard and Nellie Jean Shives on June 5.
Births at the Medical Center: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cook of Three Springs on August 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph H. Mellott of Needmore on August 25; a son to Mr. and Mrs. F. Gene Headley of Mc- Connellsburg on August 25; a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Bryon Crowell of McConnellsburg on August 30.
Carole Ann Bard marked her 16th birthday on August 23.
Deaths: Miss Annie Varnes of Burnt Cabins; Mrs. Margaret Crouse Clymans of Burnt Cabins; Mrs. Ester Edna Hampton of Shade Gap; Reese D. Greenland of Bedford Heights; Mrs. Fora B. King of St. Thomas; Mrs. Hazel Mae Swope of Wells Tannery.
60 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 8, 1949 '49 Blair Troutman, outstanding right-handed pitching ace of the Broad Top area, was signed by the Philadelphia Phillies on August
Virgil Sharpe of Big Cove Tannery was the winner of the horseshoe pitching contest at the Fulton County Fair this week. Roy Witter of Waterfall was runner-up and his son, Dale, took third place.
Walter Troy and Eulah Stinson were wed August 22.
David Inskip Sipes, 61, died at Chambersburg Hospital on Friday from injuries he received the preceding day when he fell out of an apple tree.
The Big Cove Tannery Lutheran Church will mark its 100th birthday in December this year.
Ardys Carson and Ruth Anderson were wed August 27.
Born: a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Ira Bain of Webster Mills on September 2.
The Hershey Store here has been sold to the G.C. Murphy Co. of McKeesport.
Announcement has been made of the engagement of Dorothy LaVerne Wible to Gordon W. Williams.
Miss Jeanne Greathead left Saturday to resume her teaching duties in Florida.
William Roland Henry of the U.S. Army returned home from Japan on Saturday evening.
Deaths: Mrs. Johanna M. Gatins of Fort Littleton Mrs. Ada Jane Unger of McConnellsburg.
"Belle Starr" is the Fulton Theatre attraction this week.
70 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 7, 1939 '39 A change in the Motor Code, effective the first of this month, now makes it a summary conviction for any person operating a vehicle
in Pennsylvania with the "breaker" strip of any tire showing. Good rubber must be on the wheels of all vehicles.
Death: John W. Graham of Cove Gap.
Earl Leon Pyles and Evelyn Myrtle O'Donnell were married on September 2.
Thos. J. Decker and Alice Seese were wed September 2.
School opened at Warfordsburg last week with an enrollment of 143 in the high school and 113 in the grades. An added improvement to the school this year is a fully equipped home economics cottage adjoining the school grounds.
Born: a son to Mr. and Mrs. William Mosebey of Wells Tannery.
Prothonotary Harvey I. Raker issued 13 marriage licenses in August this year, compared to 10 for the same month last year. The average age this year is higher than last year - 26 for men and 25 for women, compared to 23 for men and 20 for women last year.
County Treasurer Hayes Richards has received Fulton County's 1939 supply of hunting licenses, which are now on sale at the courthouse.
Mrs. Beatrice Spade of near Hancock was injured in an accident south of Dott on Sunday evening. Her husband was fixing a flat tire, and Mrs. Spade was going around the car to turn on the lights when it was hit by another vehicle, the driver of which was blinded by the lights of an approaching car. Mrs. Spade was thrown about 20 feet, injuring her spine, pelvis and both elbows and inflicting many bruises about her body.
Miss Laverne Hamil has returned to Lancaster to resume her duties as dental hygienist in the public schools.
Mr. and Mrs. George Earley and Mrs. Earley's mother, Mrs. S.E. Ray, spent last week at the cabin of Mrs. H.R. Earley at Cape Cod, Mass.
James Haslet Shaw is the name of the son born to Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur A. Shaw of Everett on September 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Morgan have moved into the Comerer property recently purchased by D.F. Scott.
Miss Mary Trout has installed two new booths in her store.
Miss Emma Sloan has returned to Johnstown to resume her teaching duties.
Miss Marian Hess of Needmore returned to Harrisburg this week where she is employed in the personnel division of the treasury department.
Miss Helen Houck of New Grenada has secured employment at Penn Hall in Chambersburg.
Guy Crippen of Wells Tannery was called to Galibon last week due to the death of his mother, Mrs. Homer Crippen.
Harold Baumgardner of Wells Tannery was taken to the Roaring Spring Hospital on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Strait of Knobsville are all smiles over the arrival of a baby girl on September 2.
Jacob Mellott of Ayr Township is a patient in Everett Hospital, suffering from typhoid fever.
80 Years Ago
From The Files Of September 5, 1929 '29 A shocking accident occurred at the barn on the farm of
Mr. E.D. Akers on August 23 when Orville Roy Duvall, 50, attempted to start the belt that runs the feeder of a threshing machine. He picked up a fork and reached for the belt when the prongs of the fork were pushed through the belt, the fork handle striking him on the breast and neck. He was knocked unconscious and was taken to Everett Hospital but Xrays revealed nothing. Transferred to Cumberland Hospital, he underwent surgery on Monday, but death ended his suffering on Tuesday.
The Eugene Fleck family, who reside in the George Marshall home north of town, is quarantined for diphtheria.
Clyde Shaw and Beatrice Cowan were wed September 3.
George W. Bolinger has bought the McDowell Houck property in New Grenada. He intends to quit farming in Shore Valley.
Death: Miss Abigail Charlton Graves.
Practically all the business places in town give notice in this issue that they will close at 6:00 p.m. every Tuesday and Thursday.
G. Hayes Markley of Westfield, N.J., son of Mrs. L.A. Markley of Warfordsburg, has been promoted from chief bank examiner in New Jersey to deputy commissioner in charge of banking affairs.
Charles Seiders of Cito is in critical condition in Chambersburg Hospital from injuries he received when hit by a car driven by an Everett man. Seiders was walking home from a dance on Saturday night when he was struck. Brough to McConnellsburg, he was taken immediately to the hospital by James Christian, who was working in Glazier's Garage. The young man did not regain consciousness until Monday. He is suffering from a broken hip and arm and abdominal injuries.
Born: a daughter on Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bowers.
The McConnellsburg schools opened on Monday with an enrollment of 127 in high school and 176 in the grades
Ulysses Stanley Humbert and Winifred Davis Mellott were married on June 2.
Richard O. Upole and Wreatha Laverne Winters were married on August 30.


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While we don't expect to have a firm grip on position-battle outcomes until midway through or even the end of training camp, many depth chart situations have at least begun to clarify during OTAs. Some significant injuries have already occurred. Mandatory, full-squad minicamp season will begin next week. Training camp opens in late July.These are my Top 150 fantasy rankings as of June 7, weighted based on positional depth (i.e. quarterback is deep) and concocted with standard-league scoring in mind. There are PPR references throughout the player writeups, but the rankings were made according to a yardage- and touchdown-heavy scoring system.Editor's Note: For all the latest NFL and fantasy information, keep it locked on Rotoworld's Player News Page. And follow @EvanSilva and @Rotoworld_FB on Twitter.First Round1. Adrian Peterson -- Most dominant player at fantasy's most valued position.2. Doug Martin -- Fantasy's No. 2 scorer as rookie gets both stud guards back.3. C.J. Spiller -- Huge year imminent for centerpiece of new Bills run-first offense.4. Marshawn Lynch -- Lone real concern is possible suspension after 2012 DUI.5. Jamaal Charles -- Top-3 PPR pick under pass-happy new coach Andy Reid.6. Alfred Morris -- Ideal standard-league back churns out yards and touchdowns.7. Calvin Johnson -- Megatron has a tier unto himself among fantasy receivers.8. Arian Foster -- Many red flags. Overworked. Rapid YPC decline. Already hurt.9. Trent Richardson -- Overblown injury concerns will make him great draft value.10. LeSean McCoy -- Set for career-high workload in run-heavy Chip Kelly attack.11. Jimmy Graham -- Clear top tight end due to Rob Gronkowski's medical woes.12. Ray Rice -- Bernard Pierce usage is concern, but still a shoo-in top-15 pick.Second Round13. Steven Jackson -- A virtual lock for double-digit TDs in high-octane offense.14. Stevan Ridley -- Better in standard than PPR; Ridley doesn't catch passes.15. Brandon Marshall -- Ideal fit for Bears new quick-hitting, pass-heavy scheme.16. Dez Bryant -- Monster talent has arrived and learned to defeat double teams.17. A.J. Green -- Only mediocre QB play keeps Green behind Marshall and Dez.18. Julio Jones -- WR1 but shares the ball with Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez.19. Rob Gronkowski -- High-risk, high-reward pick after surgery-filled offseason.20. Demaryius Thomas -- WR1 but shares ball with Eric Decker and Wes Welker.21. Andre Johnson -- The DeAndre Hopkins pick could cost him a fistful of targets.22. Frank Gore -- Still going strong at 30 and has best run-blocking OL in league.23. Matt Forte -- Will be better PPR pick; Forte could catch 90 passes this year.24. Chris Johnson -- Production depends on long runs. Boom/bust weekly player.Third Round25. Larry Fitzgerald -- Carson Palmer and Bruce Arians will rejuvenate his stats.26. Vincent Jackson -- Last year's No. 6 fantasy wideout can improve TD total (8).27. Dwayne Bowe -- Alex Smith is the best quarterback of Bowe's NFL career.28. Percy Harvin -- New focal point of Seahawks up-and-coming passing offense.29. Darren McFadden -- Hate Oakland's offense but DMC slated for big workload.30. Drew Brees -- Top-two fantasy quarterback in four of the past five seasons.31. Aaron Rodgers -- Run-game improvement could curb Rodgers' upside slightly.32. Cam Newton -- No. 5 fantasy QB as a rookie and finished as QB4 last year.33. Tom Brady -- A top-three quarterback scorer in three consecutive seasons.34. Aaron Hernandez -- Could catch 90-100 passes if Gronkowski misses time.35. David Wilson -- G-Men need to lean on run this year to hide shaky defense.36. Roddy White -- No longer a sexy pick, but consistent WR2 with high floor.Fourth Round37. Randall Cobb -- Rodgers' favorite target is a candidate for 100-plus receptions.38. Marques Colston -- Reliable WR2 pick typically scores like a borderline WR1.39. Victor Cruz -- NFL's premier speed-slot receiver; holdout not a concern just yet.40. Reggie Bush -- Will probably finish second on Lions in catches, behind Mega.41. DeMarco Murray -- Overrated talent, but workhorse until he gets injured again.42. Matthew Stafford -- Fantasy's likeliest bounce-back star after hard-luck season.43. Montee Ball -- Seems to have already earned Peyton Manning's trust at OTAs.44. Chris Ivory -- Will be foundation of Jets offense as "Ground 'N Pound" returns.45. Maurice Jones-Drew -- Workload is a plus, but fading runner coming off injury.46. Lamar Miller -- Explosive downhill runner with prime opportunity for breakout.47. Eddie Lacy -- If Lacy wins starting job outright, he'll be a shoo-in for 10+ TDs.48. Le'Veon Bell -- Lacks big-play run skills, but should lead rookies in touches.
Fifth Round49. Reggie Wayne -- Volume WR in more balanced O.50. Antonio Brown -- Legitimate threat for 100 catches.51. Jordy Nelson -- Fantasy's No. 2 WR as recently as '11.52. Darren Sproles -- His baseline is WR2/3-caliber stats.53. Tony Gonzalez -- Top-five fantasy tight end in six of his last seven seasons.54. Steve Smith -- Shows few signs of slowing down despite advancing age (34).55. Russell Wilson -- No. 1 overall fantasy QB over last season's final five weeks.56. Danny Amendola -- Will produce like WR1/2 for as many games as he lasts.57. Andrew Luck -- Expect Luck's efficiency to spike in Pep Hamilton's offense.58. Peyton Manning -- Signs of decline at age 37, but remains mid-range QB1.59. Matt Ryan -- Might be overdrafted this season; still never a top-6 fantasy QB.60. Robert Griffin III -- Could pass Luck, Manning, Ryan if recovery stays on track.Sixth Round61. Mike Wallace -- Flirted with WR1 value in Pittsburgh; will be WR2/3 in Miami.62. Pierre Garcon -- Would be top-15 receiver candidate if not for troublesome toe.63. Torrey Smith -- Ravens counting on year-three leap with Anquan Boldin gone.64. Eric Decker -- TDs will regress, but Decker still makes for a passable WR2.65. Vernon Davis -- Projects as primary beneficiary of Michael Crabtree's injury.66. Jason Witten -- Should remain high-catch total guy, but never a big TD scorer.67. Wes Welker -- Will disappoint owners counting on his old Patriots statistics.68. Ahmad Bradshaw -- Assumes he signs with Colts. Would be their lead back.69. Ryan Mathews -- Might be better rebound candidate if he had a better O-Line.70. Greg Jennings -- Takes over the Percy Harvin role in Christian Ponder's offense.71. Hakeem Nicks -- Value depends wholly on his health, which hasn't been good.
72. DeSean Jackson -- Clearly passing Jeremy Maclin as Eagles' top fantasy WR.Seventh Round73. Colin Kaepernick -- Michael Crabtree Achilles' tear drops Kap to borderline QB1.74. Jonathan Stewart -- New Panthers offense will lean more on the running backs.75. Giovani Bernard -- Bernard's role should increase as the season progresses.76. James Jones -- Won't lead NFL in receiving TDs again, but role is increasing.77. T.Y. Hilton -- Will move up this list once he beats out Darrius Heyward-Bey.78. Kenny Britt -- Healthy and rearing for breakout season in final year of contract.79. Cecil Shorts -- Exciting player could be held back by shoddy quarterback play.80. Dennis Pitta -- Could lead Baltimore in catches if receiver corps stays as is.81. Shane Vereen -- Arguably more talented all-around back than teammate Ridley.82. Danario Alexander -- Fear he'll be a bit overdrafted after last year's second half.83. Tavon Austin -- Sam Bradford has always peppered slot receivers with targets.
84. Isaiah Pead -- Most talented running backin STL should lead Rams in carries.Eighth Round
85. Josh Gordon -- Two-game suspension will make him a better value in drafts.86. Rashard Mendenhall -- The tentative favorite for Cardinals lead tailback duties.87. Mark Ingram -- Sean Payton sounds committed to restoring Saints run game.88. Tony Romo -- Annual QB value pick; Cowboys will continue to lean on pass.89. Zac Stacy -- If Pead doesn't win the Rams' starting job, Stacy is next man up.90. Ben Tate -- As Arian Foster shows signs of breakdown, Tate is next man up.91. Miles Austin -- Doesn't offer the ceiling he once did; now a low-upside WR3.92. Mike Williams -- Touchdown-dependent player hurts you when he doesn't score.93. Lance Moore -- Quietly coming off career-best season with role still on the rise.94. Anquan Boldin -- Candidate to be overvalued; can't carry 49ers receiving load.95. Stevie Johnson -- Bills' transition to run-heavy offense will hurt Johnson's stats.96. Ryan Broyles -- Getting little hype, but breakout candidate if health cooperates.Ninth Round97. Daryl Richardson -- Rams seem to fancy Richardson as change-of-pace back.98. BenJarvus Green-Ellis -- Giovani Bernard pick torpedoed Law Firm's fantasy value.99. Andre Brown -- Potential goal-line and passing-down vulture behind David Wilson.100. Bryce Brown -- Could offer standalone flex value in Chip Kelly's run-based attack.101. Ben Roethlisberger -- Major weapons losses, but benefits from QB-friendly offense.102. Martellus Bennett -- Likely increasingly pass-happy Bears' No. 2 receiving option.103. Greg Olsen -- Steady, if low-upside TE1 remains Panthers' No. 2 pass catcher.104. Jermichael Finley -- Annual underachiever teased with solid 2012 second half.105. Kyle Rudolph -- Red-zone stud but not a dynamic receiver between the twenties.106. Ryan Williams -- Should have every opportunity to beat out Mendenhall to start.107. Jacquizz Rodgers -- Will remain involved in offense despite S-Jax acquisition.108. Jared Cook -- Candidate to lead Rams in both receiving yards and TD catches.
Tenth Round109. Owen Daniels -- DeAndre Hopkins hurts TE1 appeal.110. Vick Ballard -- Colts' Bradshaw flirtation is telling.111. Justin Blackmon -- Suspended but WR2/3 on return.112. Denarius Moore -- Inconsistent & worsening QB play.113. DeAndre Hopkins -- Hopkins and Daniels may offset each other in run-first attack.114. Vincent Brown -- Seems to be ascending; saw first-team reps at Chargers OTAs.115. Emmanuel Sanders -- Will be every-down receiver for the first time in his career.116. Jeremy Maclin -- No. 2 or 3 pass-catching option in Philly's new run-first offense.117. Jay Cutler -- Offers some breakout appeal in Marc Trestman's pass-happy attack.118. Joe Flacco -- Production soared last season after Ravens fired OC Cam Cameron.119. Jordan Cameron -- Probably the top breakout candidate of all fantasy tight ends.120. Eli Manning -- Giants temporary passing-based offense is likely thing of the past.Eleventh Round121. Mikel Leshoure -- Becomes every-week RB2/flex again if Reggie Bush goes down.122. Bernard Pierce -- The coaches love him, but needs Ray Rice injury to really matter.123. Michael Floyd -- Promising first step; he's running ahead of Andre Roberts at OTAs.124. Michael Bush -- Always a solid, consistent producer when Matt Forte misses time.125. Mike Goodson -- Behind only injury-prone Chris Ivory on Jets backfield depth chart.126. Sam Bradford -- Will play with best supporting cast of his NFL career this season.127. Michael Vick -- Boom-or-bust QB2 gamble has some renaissance-year potential.128. Carson Palmer -- Shaky bet to last 16 games, but Cards will throw it around yard.129. Josh Freeman -- Likely to disappoint any owners counting on repeat of 2012 stats.130. Antonio Gates -- A middling TE2 at this point in rapidly declining Chargers offense.131. Brandon Myers -- Highly efficient receiver could be sneaky back-end TE1 in PPR.132. Brandon Pettigrew -- Has big name, but very overrated in both real life in fantasy.Twelfth Round133. Rob Housler -- Bruce Arians' history of TE neglect may curb breakout potential.134. Sidney Rice -- Will see fewer targets with Percy Harvin added to receiver corps.135. Kendall Wright -- Many mouths to feed in Tennessee's QB-limited pass offense.136. Darrius Heyward-Bey -- Some indications DHB could start over T.Y. Hilton.137. Brian Quick -- Current ADP is undrafted; shades of Vincent Jackson in his game.138. Rueben Randle -- Question marks surrounding both Giants starting receivers.139. Santonio Holmes -- Talented headcase's Lisfranc recovery is behind schedule.140. Nate Washington -- Would be much more interesting in a place like Baltimore.141. Cordarrelle Patterson -- Legit playmaker with only Jerome Simpson to beat out.142. Alshon Jeffery -- Intermediate-to-deep misfit for new high-percentage offense.143. Brian Hartline -- 2012 will probably go down as the best stat line of his career.144. Chris Givens -- Streak-route deep threat may struggle for targets this season.Thirteenth Round145. Ryan Tannehill -- Probably another year (and OC) away from fantasy breakout.146. Shonn Greene -- Titans' short-yardage/goal-line specialist behind CJ?K for now.147. Pierre Thomas -- Snaps could take hit as Saints increase Mark Ingram's role.148. Fred Jackson -- Turned 32 in February; behind C.J. Spiller on Bills depth chart.149. DeAngelo Williams -- At best, lesser half of Panthers running-back committee.150. Ronnie Hillman -- Broncos envision him as change-of-pace back and no more.Others On Fantasy Radar: Andy Dalton, Matt Schaub, Philip Rivers, Alex Smith, Brandon Weeden, Jake Locker; Evan Royster, Mike Gillislee, Willis McGahee, Johnathan Franklin, Joseph Randle, Christine Michael, Robert Turbin, Kendall Hunter, Roy Helu, Danny Woodhead; Dexter McCluster, Rod Streater, Andre Roberts, Brandon LaFell, A.J. Jenkins, Mohamed Sanu, Malcom Floyd, Jacoby Jones, Joe Morgan, Greg Little, Jeremy Kerley, Stephen Hill, Aaron Dobson, LaVon Brazill, Justin Hunter, Nate Burleson, Robert Woods, Markus Wheaton; Dustin Keller, Heath Miller, Fred Davis, Dwayne Allen, Coby Fleener, Travis Kelce, Tyler Eifert, Jermaine Gresham.


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First impressions count. Your entrance hall is the first thing any visitor will see of your home, so it's the perfect place to show off your personality. Homes with beautiful exterior entryways have great kerb appeal, but your entrance hall sets the mood for the rest of your interior design too. How can you capitalise on it?
Let there be light
Whether inside or outside, light is key. The house entry can be dark, especially in older buildings, so there's nothing like adding a new window for a burst of light. A long, narrow slit allows the perfect shaft of light into a space, as does a corner window. Outside, consider night-time arrivals. A cosy glow can be created with warm lighting, incorporating bushes and trees with lights and lanterns, while cooler, more modern lights can give off an impressive air, especially when placed near water to maximise the effect. To create a DIY stately-home effect, opt for a large vintage chandelier or standing lamp inside. Classic lanterns can provide valuable driveway illumination.
Take a seat
Allow visitors to contemplate the house entry and really take their time. Outside benches, whether traditional wooden or carved into a stone wall, are a simple way to do this. Well coordinated and stylish porch furniture can also add to the overall effect of your driveway. Inside, hallway seats are a popular choice, with window seats, and benches built into walls making it easy to maximise space. Vintage furniture like ornate silk-covered sofas can set a luxury tone for the entire house.
Look down
The front floor design is surprisingly noticeable as visitors enter and remove their shoes or stop for a breather. Many entryways favour a statement floor to add a little excitement to what is sometimes an overlooked part of the house. Black and white, intricate tiling, a contemporary rug or even classic wood flooring can make a great impression. Outside, the material of your floor is important when designing entryways. Stone paths can be impressive, but gravel is accessible to all and easy to maintain. You might wish to play off the natural surrounds and lead guests around flowerbeds or over a water feature.
Keep it neat
Since we're making a first impression it pays to keep the entrance hall clean and tidy. Umbrella stands, coat hooks, shelves and console tables are all handy home decor options to keep things neat. If you want to embrace a vintage theme, opt for extravagant furniture. For a minimalist house, try clean lines and monochrome, or carefully concealed cupboards and storage that utilises the full height of the entrance. Outdoor storage is another option, providing a space to keep muddy boots and garden equipment out of sight and mind. It's worth reviewing your house entry every now and again to see if it needs a spruce up.
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Online resources
From ForensicsWiki
There are lots of web sites that can provide valuable information for forensic investigators. (This page will probably be broken into categories eventually...)
WHOIS Queries
The WHOIS Service can be used to find the owner of a domain. Sometimes this is only sufficient to find the registrar for a domain, but even that is a start.
The SamSpade web site also offers several WHOIS related searches
Web Page Archives
Web page archives can give the investigator a look at what a web page used to look like. The most well known is the Google cache, but here are some others:
- The Internet Archive's WayBack Machine can produce a nicely formatted page showing how a web site looked on certain dates. For example, the history of yahoo.com's homepage gives a nice history lesson. The machine records both main pages and subpages. For example, note the changes in time between Jesse Kornblum's Yahoo! profile.


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Oh, My! That Dirty Book Has Sold 70 Million Copies
Everybody knows sex sells. Now, in book-publishing circles, it's a bit clearer exactly how much.
E.L. James's "Fifty Shades" erotic trilogy sold more than 70 million copies in print, audio and e-book editions in English, German and Spanish from March through December, according to Bertelsmann SE & Co., parent of the books' publisher Random House. The first of the books was published in the U.S. in March.


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Phoenix, AZ -- (SBWIRE) -- 03/21/2014 -- As the category creator and world leader in healthy chocolate, the true vision of Xoçai is to transform and improve individual lives worldwide through its exclusive and healthy chocolate products. One such unique element is XoVita™, a proprietary high-antioxidant blend of cacao, açaí berries and blueberries, an ingredient combination exclusive to Xoçai. This proprietary and exclusive high-antioxidant blend is utilized in all of Xoçai products and provides a wide-ranging class of nutrients, vitamins and health benefits. XoVita™ consistently contributes to the findings that all of Xocai's products contain the highest ORAC (antioxidant-measuring test) and flavonoid rich products available today. (mxicorp.com/xovita/)
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Xophoria lifts mood, promotes "Euphoria," relieves stress and triggers endorphins:
Cacao triggers neurotransmitters to release endorphins for mood-boosting effects.
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Last week, two of SCARPA's team members received the highest recognition one can achieve in the world of mountain guides – they were certified in rock, alpine and snow by the International Federation of Mountain Guides Associations.
Huge congrats to both Caroline George and Angela Hawse, shown in this photo receiving their IFMGA pins last week from Herman Biner, President of the IFMGA.
Achieving certification at this level is daunting and committing, but it speaks to their love of the mountains and of mountain sports. As its says on the American Mountain Guides Association (AMGA is the U.S. counterpart) list of folks who have received this certification, these people "can guide on any climbing and skiing terrain without limitation."
That pretty much says it all.


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Previously on The Benefactor: Cuban rents out a mansion in the swank part of Dallas. Sixteen people show up and start setting new speed records for getting booted. Interviews are performed. Jenga is played "for a million dollars", then both players are booted as quickly as possible. Cuban is introduced to what plebeian Dallasites (defined as those of us who can't afford Mavs season tickets) do for fun. Second-graders are exploited. Cheesy websites are built. Bad music is made. Viewers from Texas eastward patiently wait for Monday Night Football to come on.
So now that we're down to an almost-manageably-sized group, let's review who's left:
Dominic - Rock-star type, right down to the complete and utter lack of talent. This show's Rupert (or Colby if you prefer).
Femia - Cutthroat competitor, and as such the closest thing this show has left to a villain.
Tiffaney - Watermelon queen. My spell-checker's least favorite contestant.
Spencer - Computer geek (which I mean as a compliment). First person in reality TV history to declare himself "the smart one" and not get instantly booted.
Linda - Football player. Sentimental favorite, whether we like it or not.
Mark - Joe Billionaire. Acts like he's in charge or something. While other billionaires have Fortune 500 companies lining up to get plugged on their shows, is unable to convince Dave & Buster's to pay ABC's "logo-unblur" price.
We open with an establishing shot of downtown Dallas, then cut to an oil derrick somewhere out in the Midland-Odessa area. Well, hey, seen one bit of Texas, seen it all, right?
Mark Manor. We open on Kevin, who VOs that he's getting excited now that it's down to the final six. He goes on to talk about how he's never had a vacation until now. I badly want to mock the idea that he's taking a "vacation" in his hometown, but then it occurs to me that since the telecom meltdown a few years back I haven't exactly been taking as many trips out of town as I used to. Then he talks about how people he talks to find the concept of a "paid vacation" to be humorous. Tell me about it -- I think I interviewed with those people last month.
Femia and Linda trade VOs over who they believe doesn't belong in the game. In fact, it turns out that this show is about two-thirds voiceovers and confessionals, far too many of which describe actions and emotions which we can see perfectly well for ourselves. It's all part of the running thesis I have that ABC Just Does Not Get Reality TV.
Cut to the group gathered before Mark, who is this early in the morning forging new frontiers in sounding dorky. "Preseason is over, the regular season is about to begin," he announces. Unless you're in the NHL, in which case golf season has gone into overtime. Mark divides the group into teams of three which might seem familiar: Femia, Dominic and Tiffaney, the remnants of Team Rock Star, now comprise Team Silver, and Linda, Kevin and Spencer, late of Team Linda, become Team Blue. The new names are not exactly "Chabogo Mogo", but apparently all the creativity got used up on Mark's new nickname for Spencer, which even Spencer seems to find appallingly dorky.
Today's challenge is a "modified game of H-O-R-S-E". Something tells me we're not going to be getting "through the window, off the wall, off the scoreboard, one bounce, nothing but net" in this version. And in fact, it's not a game among the contestants themselves, but between two teams of players recruited by the contestants. And not just any three players, but a man, a woman, and a 12-and-under child. And no pros, not that any of them would be dumb enough to recruit Antoine Walker for their team anyway.
This is of course Mark's cue to confessional-brag about how he took over the Mavs at a time when they were one of the jokes of the NBA, and through savvy and effort, built it into what it is today: a team that chokes in the playoffs every year. This he accomplished by carefully scouting talent, meticulously evaluating it, and then signing Dennis Rodman out of retirement as a publicity stunt.
Spencer opens the cockiness sweepstakes by referring to the the Silvers as "Team Beautiful" and calling their biggest talent their ability to get a good tan. Or in Tiffaney's case, her ability to remain pale despite living in Laredo.
Outside, the Blues sit down for a strategy session. Linda and Kevin proceed to have the least fascinating power struggle ever over leadership of the team, so much so that Spencer walks off about ten seconds into it.
Meanwhile, the Silvers are inside, doing research on a laptop and zzzzz.
Back to the Blues, where they have a discussion of what Linda means by the term "bitchy". Kevin, in confessional, talks about how Linda "will turn on you like a cat that's been caged up". As if cat needs a cage as an excuse to turn on you.


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Jan. 29, 2005
Coast Guard (10-8, 2-5) opened the second half with a 39-21 lead and proceeded to score the first five points of the period to stretch its advantage to 44-21. With 18 minutes left in regulation, and facing its biggest deficit of the campaign, MIT (9-8, 3-4) looked incapable of clawing back into the game. Ultimately, it was senior Adam Gibbons who sparked Tech's hardwood unit. Gibbons knocked down a pair of three's to start a 20-2 run for the Engineers, which eventually reduced the Bears' edge to 49-46 with 10 minutes to play. Mike D'Auria, Mike Huhs and Alex Krull connected on key baskets during the stretch, while Gibbons forced five steals to hamper Coast Guard's attack.
The Bears answered the Engineers explosion with a 10-3 run of their own that pushed the lead back to 10. Johnson led the way for Coast Guard by penetrating into the lane and converting several off-balance shots. After Al Sowers connected on two shots from the charity line, the Bears saw their lead swell to 12 with remaining in the game. Again MIT had an answer as a three-point play by Phil Murray followed by D'Auria first three of the day reduced the edge to 64-60 with just under two minutes to go. Although Tech had chances to close the gap even further, the Bears calmly sank three free throws in the final minute to ensure the win.
Gibbons scored 17 points to lead all MIT scorers. Alex Krull contributed a career-high 11, while D'Auria scored 10. Prebeck added 16 points and 11 rebounds for Coast Guard, with Grant Johnson supplying 14 and Dan Sheppard, 12. Sheppard and Johnson each closed with nine boards as Coast Guard fell just shy of having three players with a double-double.


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NEW YORK, NY--(Marketwire - Feb 22, 2013) - The Bedford Report has released new equity reports today. As a leading provider of free in depth reports and timely market updates, Bedford is an essential resource for hundreds of thousands of investors across the country.
Forest Oil Corporation (NYSE: FST) shares fell sharply in early trading Thursday before recovering to close at $6.02 a share. The company reported a net loss of $287 million in the fourth quarter of 2012, compared to a net income of $19 million a year prior. Shares of Forest Oil are down 10 percent year-to-date.
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James McNeill Whistler, in full James Abbott McNeill Whistler, (born July 11, 1834, Lowell, Massachusetts, U.S.—died July 17, 1903, London, England), American-born artist noted for his paintings of nocturnal London, for his striking and stylistically advanced full-length portraits, and for his brilliant etchings and lithographs. An articulate theorist about art, he did much to introduce modern French painting into England. His most famous work is Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1 (1871; also called Portrait of the Artist's Mother or Whistler's Mother).
Early years
Whistler was born of Scottish-Irish ancestry. As a boy, he spent some time in Russia at St. Petersburg, where his father was a civil engineer; after a short stay in England en route, he was back in the United States by 1849. He attended the United States Military Academy at West Point, but he soon abandoned the army for art.
Like many of his compatriots he was fascinated by Paris, where he arrived in 1855 to study painting and soon adopted a Bohemian lifestyle. He was drawn to the French modern movement, responding to the realism associated with the painters Gustave Courbet, Henri Fantin-Latour, and François Bonvin, all of whom he knew. The realistic streak in his art may be seen in such early works as Self-Portrait (c. 1857–58) and the Twelve Etchings from Nature (1858; also called The French Set).
During the 1860s Whistler moved between England and Paris. He also visited Brittany (1861) and the coast near Biarritz (1862), where he painted with Courbet and evinced that love of the sea that was to mark a number of his later small oil studies and watercolours. In 1863 Whistler settled in London, where he found congenial themes on the River Thames, and the etchings that he did of such subjects garnered praise from the poet and critic Charles Baudelaire when they were exhibited in Paris.
The move to London
Whistler won considerable success in Paris when Symphony in White, No. 1: The White Girl (1862) was shown at the Salon des Refusés in 1863. This famous painting shows that if he was an exponent of realism, he was also attracted by the Pre-Raphaelite movement, which had begun in England in 1848.
One of his chief claims to fame was his delight in the Japanese arts—then an avant-garde taste that, significantly, was to have many followers in his own country. Paintings such as The Princess from the Land of Porcelain (1863–65) and Caprice in Purple and Gold: The Golden Screen (1864) indicate his interest in the picturesque rather than the formal aspects of this style. Symphony in Grey and Green: The Ocean (1866), the result of a trip to Valparaíso, Chile, was, however, more Eastern in mood: the signature on this work is painted in an Eastern fashion. This style received its finest expression in Nocturne: Blue and Gold—Old Battersea Bridge (c. 1872–75). His appreciation of East Asian art was complemented by one for earthenware Tanagra figurines from Hellenistic Greece, and their elegant forms influenced his figure painting and drawing. Both the Asian and Hellenistic strains were blended in Six Projects, a series of highly coloured oil sketches.
The 1860s and '70s were especially creative for Whistler. It was then that he began to give musical titles to his paintings, using words such as symphony and harmony. In doing so he revealed a dependence on the theory of art for art's sake, which esteemed music as the most abstract of the arts, and on the belief in the "correspondences" between the arts associated with Baudelaire and the French poet Théophile Gautier. It should be emphasized, however, that Whistler was not a lover of music for its own sake. During this period he started to paint his nocturnes—scenes of London, especially of Chelsea, that have poetic intensity and a fin de siècle flavour. These were based on memory or on pencil sketches. For them he evolved a special technique by which paint, in a very liquid state he called a sauce, was stroked onto the canvas in fast sweeps of the brush, somewhat in the manner of Japanese calligraphy.
From the 1870s onward he was preoccupied by the problems of portrait painting, creating a number of masterpieces, including Arrangement in Grey and Black No. 1 (1871), Harmony in Grey and Green: Miss Cicely Alexander (1872–74), Arrangement in Grey and Black, No. 2 (1872–73; also called Thomas Carlyle), and Symphony in Flesh Color and Pink: Portrait of Mrs. Frances Leyland (1871–74), among others. These are paintings that underline his Aestheticism, his liking for simple forms and muted tones, and his attraction to the work of the 17th-century Spanish painter Diego Velázquez.
Whistler touched the artistic life of his time at many points. He engaged in decorative work, as was shown by the stand he executed for the 1878 Paris exhibition (his collaborator was the architect Edward Godwin) and later his frieze for the Grosvenor Gallery in London. Above all, he painted the famous Harmony in Blue and Gold: The Peacock Room (1876–77) for No. 49 Prince's Gate, London, the house of F.R. Leyland, a Liverpool shipping magnate. The decoration failed to please his patron, who felt Whistler had exceeded his commission, particularly in painting over some antique leather. The room was moved in 1919 to the Freer Gallery of Art. Whistler was also a force in book design.
During these years in London he came to know many of the most interesting artists of the day—such as Dante Gabriel Rossetti and Albert Moore—and he was a high priest of bohemianism, living for long with Jo Hiffernan, an Irish woman who served as a model to Courbet as well as to Whistler. Although often short of money, he entertained considerably and was already becoming one of the most talked-of men in London.
A change occurred in his life in 1877 when he brought a libel suit against John Ruskin, the celebrated writer on aesthetics, for the latter's attack on Nocturne in Black and Gold, The Falling Rocket (1875). He won the case but received damages of only a farthing (the least valuable coin of the realm). The need to pay substantial costs occasioned his bankruptcy in 1879, and he was forced to move out of his charming home, the White House in Chelsea. He went to Venice with his mistress, Maud Franklin. He remained there for 14 months and soon became a centre of attraction among the many foreign artists who congregated in the city. He seldom painted in oils there, however, and spent most of his time producing pastels and watercolours, exquisite in their colouring. He had arrived with a commission to execute a series of etchings for the Fine Art Society. In all he made just more than 50 etchings of Venetian subjects, which are among the most striking graphic works of the time.
His etchings won him success in London when exhibited upon his return in 1880 and in 1883. He continued to paint portraits—those of Pablo de Sarasate, Lady Archibald Campbell, Théodore Duret, and Comte Robert de Montesquiou-Fezensac are among the finest—but with increasing difficulty, as he was obsessed by the problem of achieving perfection.
The challenge of his final period
Whistler faced many problems in later years. He may have felt that he was out of step with modern movements. For instance, by the 1890s Impressionism was a dominant style, but he himself, though keen on painting after nature, never used the radiant colours or technique of the Impressionists. He was happiest in painting small studies of townscape and seascape that reflect the influence of the 19th-century French painter Camille Corot. He made many etchings and lithographs, but—significantly at a time when colour lithographs were becoming popular—only three or four of his were in colour. His black-and-white lithographs, however, are delightful.
After his return from Venice, Whistler became a great figure in London life, seeking publicity and winning points against Oscar Wilde in controversy. In 1888 he married Beatrix Godwin, and he and his wife spent much time in Paris on the Left Bank. When Beatrix died in 1896, Whistler was deeply upset, and his final years were sad. Although he kept in touch with his contemporaries and ran an art school in Paris, his productive period was over.
In the early 1900s many excellent judges of art considered Whistler to be one of the leading painters of the day. Within a relatively short time, however, the reputation of this versatile artist suffered a decline, and only in the last decades of the 20th century did his reputation begin to recover.Denys Sutton The Editors of Encyclopaedia Britannica


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28 Ways Sex and the City Would Be Different If It Were On TV Now
Sex and the City premiered on HBO exactly 14 years ago. But what would the fab four be doing with themselves if the show were still on? Well, Charlotte would be all over Pinterest, obviously.
1. Carrie would date a guy who worked at a tech start-up.__
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And she'd make awful puns about "m-iBoyfriend."
2. Samantha would run a social media marketing company.
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Instead of Times Square her office would be a penthouse loft somewhere like DUMBO or Williamsburg.
3. They'd eat Magnolia Bakery's cake pops instead of their cupcakes.
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4. And Pinkberry instead of Tasti-D.
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5. Carrie would be insane for Pierre Hardy shoes instead of Manolo Blahniks.
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Instead of having an intimate moment with embellished periwinkle satin open-toe shoes, she'd be orgasmic for...
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A patent leather torture chamber.
6. Instead of wearing (anti-Semitic designer) John Galliano's famous newsprint dress...
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She'd be OBSESSED with Celine.
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Lots and lots of Celine.
7. Instead of this Gucci fannypack...
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She'd carry a huge-ass Celine bag.
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8. She'd also write for Vogue.com instead of Vogue.
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9. And she'd have at least 60,000 followers on Twitter.
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The plotline would be something maddening like: after Samantha teaches Carrie about the value of Twitter, she signs up and within DAYS accrues a following of 30,000. She becomes obsessed with the numeric value Twitter allows her to place on her popularity — but can she Tweet and keep her relationships intact?10. Carrie would refuse to give up her BlackBerry while all her friends make fun of her for not having an iPhone.
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The BlackBerry would still probably have some pink bedazzled nonsense all over it.
11. Instead of breaking up with Carrie via Post-It, Burger would have broken up with her over Gchat.
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He'd probably do something incredibly obnoxious like ping her "I'm sorry... I can't." And then block her.
12. Samantha would make the mistake of thinking all the penises on ChatRoulette belonged to hot young men.
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She would dress up in fancy lingerie for a session of video chat sex with strangers and be sorely disappointed when she encountered old men with saggy breasts.
13. Instead of Cosmos they'd drink vodka sodas.
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Nobody drinks that calorically nowadays, let's be real.
14. Charlotte would have gotten all the ladies to try a juice fast.
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Carrie and Miranda would cave and go out for pizza while Charlotte sticks with the juice fast and becomes horribly cranky.
15. Charlotte would have met Harry on JDate.
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You can join even if you're not Jewish.
16. Carrie never would have followed Aleksander Petrovsky to Paris.
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European debt crisis! Hello!
17. Big would take cabs.
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Part of downsizing in the Great Recession would involve letting go of his car and driver.
18. Carrie would work out at Physique 57.
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19. Miranda would run the marathon again—in barefoot shoes.
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20. Charlotte's preferred exercise class would involve a bar.
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And not the kind that serves booze.
21. Carrie would eBay her stuff instead of giving it away.
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22. Charlotte would be a Pinterest freak.
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Everyone would make fun of her for it.
23. Carrie would use Google Docs (but not Dropbox, which would be technologically too advanced for her).
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This would prevent frantic trips to physical stores that fix computers.
24. Smith Jared would be the Old Spice guy.
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Instead of the Absolut Hunk.
25. Samantha would read 50 Shades of Grey and decide it's hardly raunchy or scandalous at all.
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But Charlotte would be too embarrassed to finish the book.
26. Instead of Tivo-ing Jules and Mimi Miranda would DVR Downton Abbey.
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Charlotte would also be into it because of the horses.
27. Samantha would try to pick up a hot politician on Twitter.
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And possibly find herself at the center of a dick pic scandal.
28. Instead of writing a weekly column for the New York Star, Carrie would be a blogger.
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I can't find it now, but it seems like i remember Nick Sand talking about something along these lines a while back, so who knows how much LSx has made the rounds.
I can't find it now, but it seems like i remember Nick Sand talking about something along these lines a while back, so who knows how much LSx has made the rounds.
There were a lot of rumors and speculation about a batch of lysergic acid methylisopropylamide locally in late 2009, but nothing conclusive.
Morpholide too, but I never saw anything definitive. And a few others. I think its clear this has been happening for a while, but now we have actual evidence to support....
I want to know whats on my tabs but there are likely only dozens maybe only a hundred people in the world who would truely know what in saturated on any batch. Down the line we just don't know.
the one print that a friend accused of being "not LSD" has always been my gold stanard for dosing and LSD....i'm not sure i'll believe anyone until I meet the chemist
This would be so much easier to figure out if there were more opportunities for testing. I really wish there were more reasonable laws regarding testing of illicit substances.
I also wonder if any of these are more/less anxiogenic than LSD. If less, and someone has a really fun trip on an LSx early in their LSD career, they could well have a misconception of LSD's effects, leading them to claim actual LSD is something else. I've bought tons of LSD over the years, and only once did i get a DOx, and the variations in the rest up my trips i'd always just chalked up to the vagaries of LSD experience, but sometimes the varying durations and other more objective measures made me wonder about such things.
yeah, it makes me wonder if my second LSD trip was actually LSD - it was a mere 6-8 hours but not weak at all. Qualitatively different in a lot of ways, but only subtly. I mean, I'm guessing it probably was LSD, but this comment on the shorter duration makes me curious haha.
personally, the shorter duration of non-LSD ergoloids would be a turn off for me... I love the length of LSD, maybe because I love the effects so much.
I also never want the trip to end. The longer the trip, the more time I have to experience LSD's amazing effects. Although, since I haven't found acid for 2 years or so now I guess if I got my hands on something that, apart from duration, is experientially basically the same, with more visuals, I would love to try it. But if the real thing's around I'd be pretty pissed to pay the same price for half the fun. Oh, and the other problem would be that I like what some people here are calling the "paranoia." I consider that part of the trip to be a vitally important precursor to 'ego death' that I strive for while tripping. Blow through the fear and you will truly free yourself.
Neither is that peak LSD, unless it has been derivitized for analysis with deuterated TMS.
we don't know whether that peak is the only active in the tested blotters.
all interesting but not conclusive by a long stretch.
The plot thickens, perhaps!
I was not the one that interpreted the GC/MS, as I am not a chemist, just a commentator, but I will reach out to the guy that did and post his remarks. He explained to me why he thought that it was LSP or LSB, but I won't attempt to do that justice here as it is beyond my scope.
I'll get him to write something about his reasoning and post it in the next few days.
Part of the reason the GCMS is weird is d/t artifacts from the paper and ink...
I am in Europe and have used LSD (or at least what I'm all but certain was LSD) for just shy of twenty years. I have yet to come across a tab (or other medium) whose effects varied significantly enough for me to think for one second it wasn't LSD.
However, it is an intriguing thread and I could believe that there are some doses in circulation that are very similar to LSD itself but are actually analogues. The number of said possible tabs in possible circulation would appear to be very small - vanishingly small, in my experience - as to not even register on the scale in the way that DOx tabs have for some (never seen one myself) though.
Also, c'mon fellas, LSD really isn't that hard to make. The local free-party organisers used to churn it out round here and all was tested at high purity (via police seizure GC/MS reports and user experience at least). They did also knock up bathtubs full of MDMA and various other stuff too so presumably had at least one pet chemist and various other good precursor suppliers too, mind. But that's just a smallish bunch of Welsh(ish) hippies managing it. This pattern of supply is pretty common in the UK at least throughout my years of experience.
All sounds deeply paranoiac to me but am not averse to the concept of a certain small percentage of supply being "different". I can't see for a second that this would be genuinely widespread though. Folks would pay more for analogues. Just look at stuff like Methoxetamine, 6-APB, MPA and so on. Makes no sense to me.
It is not about price or difficulty (indeed, any of the aforementioned lysergamides are on par more or less with LSD as regards difficulty of synth), but rather about using precursors that are easier to obtain and less watched...
I don't think the stuff is super widespread. My guess is that one crew churned out a decent bit of it and it still gets around and they may still do so from time to time.
But agreed...most LSD, I believe, is real LSD.
Last edited by SomeKindaLove; 23-01-2011 at 05:08.
Me and others still disagree. This conclusion is far too cut and dried. Based on a very scant physical evidence, relative to the total number of hits distributed/consumed. Combined with a purely mental and perfunctory process of "deductive reasoning" this sweeping generalization is being arrived at which totally dismisses the experiences and subjective judgments of a large number of very experienced users. Its quite arrogant IMO.
The experiences of so many that LOTS of supposed "LSD" felt VERY VERY different from the documented effects of pure LSD, comparison of various experiences, combined with ample evidence from the literature as provided by SKL that related substances are in fact potent enough to fit on a blotter, testimony from large scale producers themselves like Sands that they were aware of and in fact produced some of these "alternates", and knowledge that the Erlich reagent is quite non-specific and will register a positive result for at least an entire family of molecules that are not LSD, in my mind should place the presumption of likely correctness on the subjective judgments of so many users, and place a stronger burden of proof on the "99.99% of what is sold as really is pure LSD" hypothesis.
One can make flimsy presumptive rationalizing arguments, and cite irregular, statistically meaningless, poorly documented scattershot tests of 0.000000000001% of distributed doses all you like, but I'm going to place more confidence in the human brain's remarkable ability to make ultra-fine discrimination in effects, and the reports of highly experienced humans actually consuming the drug over many years more than those insufficient arguments. Based on my own experiences and those of many others I know, the presence of real, pure genuine LSD is in fact NOT very common in what has been distributed for decades.
Honestly I dont understand the motivations behind these continual attempts to argue that almost all "LSD" is really and always has really been genuine LSD, and that people claiming otherwise are just somehow mentally deluding themselves. Why is it so important to deny and belittle the subjective reports, impressions and conclusions of so many veteran consumers that pure true LSD is much rarer than claimed? In whose interest is it to foster a conclusion that they are all making an incorrect judgments, and that in fact all LSD is real? Who is benefiting from such arguments?
If that lil rant was aimed at me you missed my point by a mile, Dwayne. I know that genuine LSD is incredibly widespread. I know DOx is fairly widespread in some circles but far from common. I have just recently been made aware of LS? and it seems pretty reasonable to me but only in relatively small circulation so far.
Seeing as "European" acid is what seems to be most in question I just thought I'd chip in from the perspective of someone who has been heavily involved in the European acid scene (including at distribution level for much (but not very recently) of that time) for 20-odd years to point out that this is a new one on me.
The US acid scene seems way more complex and shifty to me, to be honest. But have never sampled US acid so am probably mistaken and maybe I also have no clue and have never been anything but an EU pawn
The worst blotters we've seen in terms of lousy psychedelic effects and far-too-strong bodyload have come from Europe.
In fact, the very blotters with the tested LS? were I believe Euro in origin. I acquired an entire sheet of them (I found out via means I cant discuss what print it was) around the proper timeframe that while pleasant and "clean" feeling did feel subjective NOT like the real thing, and I know for a fact that these were being VERY widely distributed, and offered by numerous sources... there must have been tens of thousands in circulation by sellers both in Europe and in the US.
If the Euro acid scene is better now and you personally have been graced with good sources, congratulations. And I think it is getting better... I recently did some of a variation of the Malice In Wonderland print, said to be laid from fresh crystal manufactured in the US that, while only very mildly visual at 2.5 hits with open eyes, with closed eyes, to music, had me seeing some rather impressive visuals. It did create the "sense of awe" I associate with LSD (made me cry like a little girl at a viewing of the AWESOME Hubble Omnimax movie, haha!). Though the fact there were no open eye visuals seemed wrong given that the slight body load present had formerly been associated with overwhelming open eye visuals. So while it may in fact have not been LSD it certainly seemed quite nice. Though I am guessing I would have needed 4 hits to cause open eye visual effect, which is pathetic, IMO.
btw, Shambles, my "lil rant" was not directed at you, nor SKL, nor anyone else in particular, but at this whole trend of Johhny Come Latelys to LSD consumption - 20 years is not long enough - of insisting "All LSD is Real." Again I ask, who is benefiting from this trendy and specious argument? I am not saying you are anybody's pawn, but perhaps that the wider prevalence of the argument has affected your impressions, and that it has other roots beyond just intellectual debate.
I do wonder what authority/basis/evidence you have for your categorical certitude that you KNOW real LSD is extremely widespread in Europe? The subjective user reports of you and alot of people you know (or read) that it FELT real to them? Well why are those reports considered golden, but reports of me and others that they've encountered lots of "LSD" that felt way off are considered suspect and the result of "placebo effect" or "set/setting?"
Last edited by DwayneHoover; 23-01-2011 at 06:41.
All I can say is that I have been deeply involved in the EU acid scene my whole adult life - that's "just" 20-odd years but I'm a nipper compared to many I deal with. I know people who make it. I know people that lay it. I know people that sell it. I know people that use it. None have noticed any change since the peak (for my generation) of the early 90s boom. I am not insisting all LSD is real - just that the vast majority appears (and tests) to be. The fact that other ergolides would maybe pass a GC/MS test is interesting. The fact that the effects for the vast majority still fit with LSD and not LS? is also relevant.
sec-LSB gives an almost indistinguishable MS to actual LSD, so I doubt it's that. It's not the N-(3-Pentyl) derivative as specified by Vecktor as well, don't know why the person you asked would mention these.I passed it to a chemist friend of mine who would prefer to remain anonymous, and he suggests one of the following:
N-(3-pentyl)-lysergamide ("LSP")
N-(sec-butyl)-lysergamide ("LSB")
I personally have not a clue what this is -- the fragment for d-Lysergic acid diethylamide, LAMPA or sec-LSB is always at 324, yet here we have 326 (the only one that comes to mind is deuterated-LSD which is usually 327). The huge peak at 72 is suspicious and the initial peaks at 44/58 as well (small substituted amines?).
296-208 is usual fragment for N-Et-LSD and a peak adjacent to 209 is present
310-209 characteristic of nor-LSD/nor-iso-LSD
So, you're missing quite a bunch of the normal peaks but you have what might be degradation products or side impure product present, but it seems pretty inconclusive.
The subjective user reports of you and alot of people you know (or read) that it FELT real to them? Well why are those reports considered golden, but reports of me and others that they've encountered lots of "LSD" that felt way off are considered suspect and the result of "placebo effect" or "set/setting?"
Simply put I don't have any faith whatsoever in your ability to claim that LSD is "Like LSD but not quite LSD". It's like the endless anecdotes you hear about people who claim they can tell "mexican cubensis" apart from "cambodian cubensis". Lots of people claim it but if you asked me to give them double blind tests for money I'd take that action in a heartbeat.
These other LSx compounds are very interesting and glad I stumbled across this thread. I agree with you dwayneHoover and I'm relatively inexperienced with acid but fairly experienced with psychedelics and some of the 'LSD' I've had just does not feel the same as some other hits I've had. I have tried to take others advice and chalk these things up to set and setting and varying dosages but it just doesnt sit well with me.
The difference in physical effects I've noticed between some doses has been my biggest obstacle in accepting the 'set and setting' idea. I have had some trips that felt pretty much like Clean LSD ive had but just with much greater physical effects like jaw and body tension. I know its not unheard of for LSD to cause these effects but it subjectively just did not feel the same. I've done a fair amount of ecstasy pills containing adulterants vs. pure MDMA for a relative comparison and intuitively have my doubts. While searching the net one day, not even related to the topic at hand I happened to find a dea confiscation site or something that dropped a bomb on me. They had test results of various drugs collected and had 2 sheets of LSD. One tested positive for strictly LSD, the other tested positive for I believe LSD/2ci/Mdma...
So If anyone has any insight how common of an occurrence mixed blotters like this might be which could possibly account for some of those who report 'it feels like LSD but slightly off' and maybe like the 2ci at least in that mix synergizing with the LSD enough to increase the physical effects slightly I would be interested.
Last edited by guerillabedlam; 23-01-2011 at 11:33.
In the last 15 years since I started taking acid, I have had at approxemately 10-15 different acid trips that was definitely not LSD. And they were definitely not DOx either.
Some of them were very similar to lsd, and at the same time definitely different.
Others were poor imitations, that would be considered bunk to everybody but the total beginer.
I am 110 % sure that the difference between these trips did not come from set and setting.
So there is no doubt in my mind that there have been, and still are, LSx in circulation.
Like i mentioned already there are quite a few possibilities to get your blotters analysed in europe... i myself only have experience with the spanish harm reduction organisation energy control and they never reported lsd analogues on blotter (though DOX in some cases, but those blotters also nearly always got sold as psychedelic amphetamines, not as acid)
but i know that in the netherlands you can get your acid tested as well, and i know that a fuckin lot of acid in circulation is being distributed via amsterdam where it gets tested as to how many mcg are on one hit...
i'm really sorry for you americans that you don't have these possibilities, but it's a fact that nearly everything that is sold as acid in europe is just that: lsd, there is hard evidence for it
Rubbing our faces in the fact that you are in wonderous Amsterdam and we are not again, eh? damn you damn Amsterdamians!
Well, clearly there was a very large run of blotter in Europe that was NOT LSD and was in fact this mystery GC/MS because I do believe that's where these originated. If so that places doubt on the belief that "well since we have such easy access to testing almost everything 'over here' is real" since these were not, and were I know as a fact produced in quite huge quantity, based on the ubiquity of their being offered for a couple years. So apparently they felt "close enough" that no one bothered to have them tested or something?
Instead you chose to believe this totally hypothetical "reasoning" with statistically insignificant proof that "it's all been pure LSD." Preposterous. And the only people that this push to convince everyone of this specious pie-in-the-sky hypothesis helps... is the people making the bunk. Consider that, please.


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Linkage to Care - Part I
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Los Angeles: Music mogul Simon Cowell, set to become a father for the first time, has admitted that he is not good with babies, but will make a good adviser to his son.
Simon's girlfriend Lauren is pregnant. The couple is expecting a boy, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"I'm not brilliant with babies. I never know what to do. But once he's older, I think I'll be a good dad in terms of advice," Parade magazine quoted the 54-year-old as saying.
"And then I'll get to do all the things I want to do, like go to Disneyland or Universal Studios, teach him how to drive - I love all that," he added.
Simon even went on to say that he is hoping to pass his love of music to his son.
"He'll listen to whatever I listen to and make his own choices. It's funny ... my mum played Frank Sinatra when I was a kid, and because he was her choice, I used to hate it, but I love Sinatra now," he said.
"He always looked like he was having fun and he didn't conform. That's probably why I've got pictures of him all over my house!" Cowell added.


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NASA has developed a brand-new spacesuit to replace their current version, which has been in use since 1992. The Z-1 spacesuit is currently a prototype, but it is hoped that it will play a key role in the planned manned mission to Mars in 2030. As you'd expect from NASA, the Z-1 is state-of-the-art in every way – and the designers have even looked at the human body for inspiration. In order to keep the astronauts cool while working in hostile environments, the Z-1 has been designed to use a water membrane evaporation cooler that cools using the same principle as sweating!
Developed by NASA's Advanced Exploration Systems (AES), the spacesuit is tough enough to withstand the temperatures of the Moon, Mars and asteroids. The "Z-1 Prototype Spacesuit and Portable Life Support System (PLSS) 2.0" is currently undergoing vacuum testing at the Johnson Space Center where it is being put through its paces.
The unique thing about the Z-1 is that it is easier to put on than current spacesuits – in fact, it's a hatchback! Known in the industry as a "rear-entry space suit", the Z-1 is made up of a combination of several elements that are flexible when uninflated. To get into the suit, the astronaut climbs through a combined hatch and life support pack on the back of the suit's torso. This 'suitport' also allows it to latch onto a spaceship, rover or habitat, forgoing the need for an airlock.
In addition to providing air for the astronaut, the Z-1 offers protection from heat, cold and micrometeorites. It also removes carbon dioxide and contaminants from the air, making sure that astronauts are able to breathe as easily as possible. In fact, the new carbon dioxide scrubbers forgo the standard lithium hydroxide/metal oxide design, which have to be baked to remove CO2. Instead, the new ones regenerate automatically by "dumping" the carbon dioxide every few minutes.
The Z-1 is currently being tested, and it is hoped that the next generation version of the suit will be the one heading to Mars!
Via Gizmag
Images: NASA


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Reilly Wins Tiebreaker To Take Audi Melges 20 East Coast Championship At Bacardi
27 June 2011
Congratulations to 2011 Audi Melges 20 East Coast Champion Paul Reilly, from Cedar Lake, Wis. aboard Red Sky. Three intense days of competition and a six light air race series put Reilly out front to win the fleet's first ever East Coast Championship held in conjunction with Bacardi Newport Sailing Week, hosted by Sail Newport.
"Paul was so psyched to win this regatta. We started out fast and sailed really well and then had some difficulty on the last day." says Red Sky tactician Andy Burdick. "Our sailing really did not change, we sailed well, made some mistakes, but most of all it was the fleet that was tough. The racing was really close all of the time which made it exciting. We were fortunate to be in there most races."
"The Melges 20 Racing in Newport was fantastic. Bacardi, Anthony Kotoun and all of the other organizers put together a really fun event for the Audi Melges 20 fleet. After racing appetizers, cold beer and lots of dock chatter about the boats and the growing class made it really fun. Thanks Anthony!" continued Burdick.
Twelve entries strong, the fleet sailed in some of the most challenging of conditions and up against the stiffest of competition. Reilly and Rob Wilber's Cinghiale really took it to the max on Saturday and Sunday with the two ending the event dead even in points. Reilly won the tie-breaker. In third overall was Michael Kiss on Bacio.
"The Audi Melges 20 class is growing and the boat was the talk of the event. We are looking forward to the Nationals there in late August. It's going to be really, really fun!"
TOP FIVE RESULTS (Final, After 6 Races)
1.) Paul Reilly, Red Sky; 2-1-1-3-9-[10] = 16
2.) Rob Wilber, Cinghiale; 6-3-3-[10]-2-2 = 16
3.) Michael Kiss, Bacio; 5-4-7-1-1-[11] = 18
4.) Travis Weisleder, Lucky Dog/Layline.com/Gill Race Team; 3-6-[8]-6-3-1 = 19
5.) Patrick Eudy, Big Booty; [8]-5-4-7-5-4 = 25
Full Results
View Official Event Website
Many thanks to our longtime friend JH Peterson for bringing us some beautiful photos of the Audi Melges 20 East Coast Championship. View The Full Photo Gallery
The Newport Sailing Series moves forward to Event No. 2 — the fantastic and wildly popular Sail Newport Regatta, July 9-11, 2011. Online Registration is now available for this event. View The 2011 Newport Sailing Series Standings.
The 2011 U.S. National Championship takes place in Newport, R.I. on August 26-28, hosted by Sail Newport. The Notice of Race (NOR) and Online Registration is moments from being open. Stay close to the melges20.com. As updates and happenings occur, they will be posted when they are made available.