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June 17, 2019by Zack HaroldNo CommentsFitness, June/July 2019, People + Places
Gotta Have Heart
Boxing trainer James Redman knows some things are worth fighting for.
➼ One day, in the early 1990s, James Redman was walking through Sunnyside with his cousin when they spotted a white sign that just said BOXING.
He had stumbled on Simon's, a gym run by Morgantown boxing trainer and promoter Steve Simon. For reasons he can't quite articulate, Redman was drawn in. He was an athlete, playing baseball and running track in high school, but had no connection to boxing. He wasn't a scrappy kind of guy, either. "I was never really a fighter in school or on the street. I just wanted to see what it was about," he says. "Once I did, I fell in love with it."
After some months training with Simon, Redman began his amateur career. He was 22 years old at the time—young for a 21st century human, middle-aged for an amateur boxer, but practically ancient for a beginning pugilist. Yet Redman had talent.
The Early Rounds
His first big fight happened at the now-closed Palace Inn in Monroeville, Pennsylvania. "I got rocked toward the end of the first round. I don't remember anything 'til the third round," he laughs.
Still, Redman stayed on his feet. By the time he regained his senses in the third round, his opponent tried to hit him with the same punch that dazed him in the first. This time, Redman ducked it—and knocked his opponent out.
He spent the next four years appearing on cards in West Virginia and surrounding states. By 1998, Redman boasted a 15–1 amateur record.
Then his career hit a snag. Simon closed down the gym and moved away. Redman went to a gym in Clarksburg a few times but it was just too far away, especially since he didn't have a car at the time. He hung up his gloves. Yet, his love for the sweet science never went away.
Redman started working as a weight trainer. It wasn't a good fit. "It was boring to me. You stack the bar and you lift." So, in 2011, he started training boxers. Without a formal gym to use, he held his classes outdoors. Trainees did their roadwork by pounding the pavement up and down Frat Hill. They practiced their footwork and learned to throw punches on the lawn of the Mountainlair.
Redman's classes met three times a week, rain or shine. He told his fighters, "if it's not thundering and lightening, we're not stopping. If you want this, I'm here to give it to you."
Meanwhile, he continued looking for a gym to train his boxers. For a while he borrowed space at other gyms around town, but the arrangements never quite worked out. Not ready to be counted out, Redman volunteered for two drug studies with Mylan to raise money for a deposit. Then he got a Sunday edition of the Dominion Post, turned to the classifieds, closed his eyes, and pointed to a property—landing on a listing for a space on Greenbag Road.
He opened his first gym in 2011, dubbing it Redman's Pound 4 Pound. Within six months, he had already outgrown it. He moved to a space on Fayette Street and then, three years later, to a location on Don Knotts Boulevard. Last year, the gym moved to its current location at 227 Chestnut Place, beneath Apothecary Ale House & Café.
Although his address has changed, Redman's belief in grit has not. "Boxing is all about discipline. It's all about heart. If you don't have the heart for the sport, you're not going to go far," he says. "I'm not training you to kick somebody's butt. I'm training you to be a better you."
Redman has no time for people who don't have heart. He's found that many would-be boxers change their minds after taking just one punch. That's why he instituted a rule: Every new boxing trainee at Redman's Pound 4 Pound—young, old, male, female—must spar with Redman first. "We go at it. And if you're able to take a punch, we can talk about other stuff," he says.
Of course, there are other members of Redman's gym who will never take a fight. He provides strength and conditioning training for local high school basketball and football players. They might not need to know how to throw a punch, but a boxing-style workout can help young athletes develop better hand-eye coordination, cardiovascular endurance, and core strength.
Redman also has students who aren't looking to get better at a sport—they're just looking to get healthy. Not long ago, local teacher Kristen Green showed up at Pound 4 Pound. Her husband had recently died and, as she sorted through her grief, she watched the numbers of her bathroom scale steadily climbing.
Green weighed in at 254 pounds at her visit. She told Redman she wanted to be under 200 pounds. He promised that, if she didn't reach that goal weight after six months in his gym, he would refund all her membership fees. "She came to the gym three days a week and I gave her a meal plan she followed to the letter," he says.
Six months later, there was no refund necessary. Green's new fighting weight? One hundred sixty-five pounds.
No matter their reasons for signing up, Redman expects the same level of dedication from all his students. His philosophy is summed up in a slogan he adopted back in the bad old days when he was still training fighters in borrowed space. He had his then-four-year-old daughter, Ne'Vayah, sitting on his lap when a fighter started complaining that the workout was too painful.
The little girl piped up: "If it hurts, it works."
Now those words are emblazoned on Redman's banners and business cards.
227 Chestnut Street, 304.906.1090, @RedmansP4P
photographed by Kayse Ellis
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Paranormal Monsters on TV---River to Mountains
By Reverend Mark Hunnemann
At the risk of seeming like I am "beating a dead horse" I want to briefly address a couple other TV shows that highlight the paranormal, albeit in a different way. I am referring to the additional craze of seeking for monsters, but not all these 'monsters' are what some would refer to as cryptozoology.
A favorite TV show of mine is River Monsters, starring Dr. Jeremy Wade, biologist and extreme angler. That is, he seeks, via fishing, river monsters which have wrecked havoc on people. He is an academic who thrills in solving mysteries that surround us in rivers all across the world. I admire his dedication and his respect for the fish which he catches, which Wade almost always gently puts back into the water.
I've learned alot about God's world while watching episodes of River Monsters. As an aside, may I suggest that any documentary type show/movie (or everything for that matter) should be viewed through a biblical worldview, which I outline in detail in my book. In addition, the wild, beautiful, and sometimes bizarre world which is highlighted on River Monsters opens up vistas for reflecting on the glory of God as revealed in nature. I don't know if Dr Wade professes to be a Christian but he is a model to me on how to relish the beauty of God's world. And no doubt he has saved lives by uncovering the watery assailant.
My burden these last few years is in revealing how widespread the occult has spread across the globe, and especially the USA, and helping people to be discerning of supernatural evil. We are a culture that has become addicted to entertainment and we are amusing ourselves to death. Even a scientific show like River Monsters is not immune to this occultic juggernaut.
In a recent episode, Dr Wade was in some remote place (I forgot where) in search of a river monster which was attacking people. The epicenter of the attacks was in an area controlled by a certain indigenous 'Indian' peoples. After consulting with the village elder it was discovered that 'Spirit Rock', which is a very tiny outcropping of rocks in the body of water, was considered sacred by these people and the key to solving this mystery.
Wade visited this sacred place which was feared by the locals and discovered to his dismay that there were no fish, none. He left and then went looking elsewhere. Compressing the story, he becomes convinced that the Muskie fish was the culprit.However, no matter how many times he cast his line he couldn't catch it. He estimated that he casted 13,000 times and remarked that he was exhausted and had lost his confidence. So (and this is crucial), he went back to Spirit Rock out of desperation and did something that shocked me and broke my heart...more importantly it broke God's heart. On that tiny rock island, he offered up an offering to the spirits of that place...an offering of tobacco. With millions of rational 'non-paranormal' type folks watching, think of the effect that one occultic act had on many of them--especially in light of his passion for rational thought and commitment to hard science, and what followed.
With his tackle virtually all used up, he used a rod and line that was woefully inadequate to catch a large muskie. After giving his offering, he cast his line, and IT appeared in the water. This large muskie was snared (remember before he didn't even see a fish there...it was eerily desolate of all things living) It was gripping to watch this epic struggle to reel the fish in without his line snapping. But catch it he did!
While commenting that it was the most exhausting catch of his life, it was also apparently his most supernatural (read demonic). I do NOT view everything that is bizarre or mysterious in nature as supernatural. Not at all! However, Dr Wade's offering to the spirits, which resulted in a Muskie virtually ensnaring itself on the line raised my eyebrows. Even if it was a coincidence, his actions still had the effect on many viewers of the power of the occult. For heavens sake, this is River Monsters and not a cryptozoology or paranormal show! And yet, the tentacles of the occult have reached into this TV show as well....pushing more people off the wrong side of the supernatural fence.
From river to mountains we come to Mountain Monsters. This is a TV show starring some trackers and hunters from close to my neck of the woods, the Appalachian mountains. These guys do focus on attempting to capture creatures many would classify as cryptozoology. As I have suspected, SOME of these cryptic creatures have revealed themselves on this show as being demonic. For example, in the last couple episodes two of the backwoodsmen have seemingly become possessed while in hot pursuit of their prey. Unless the cameraman used tricks, I also saw the little Indian girl in the shack only for her to suddenly vanish. However, it was the effects upon these two men that was deeply disturbing. One of the men was found raving mad without a stitch of clothing on (remind you of an incident in the bible?). It was deeply disturbing to see the fear that had gripped these men as they faced an unseen foe while trying to whoop it up in their hunt of mountain monsters. They were terrified....Both lost all control and could not remember what had happened while under it's control. Losing control and not remembering are classic signs of possession.
These are simple men (not stupid) who are unwittingly hunting the demonic with rifles and home-made traps. Like River Monsters it makes for good entertainment. Entertainment (with a capital 'E') has become a huge idol in our culture. Many are willing to jettison all semblance of rationality or even morality just be amused or entertained.
No doubt there are yet undiscovered species in the rivers and mountains, BUT Satan is using this cryptic craze to broaden his supernatural assault....via entertainment. How awful...how terribly awful.
It is with tears that I wonder about the welfare of these two mountain men, after the camera is gone. And I have to wonder if Dr Jeremy Wade is also experiencing aftershocks from opening a door he should have kept shut. Please be discerning and let us teach our children to be discerning amidst this demonic entertainment whirlwind. For Scripture says that if we sow the wind we shall reap the whirlwind. Jesus have mercy on us, please.
Mark Hunnemann is the author of Seeing Ghosts Through God's Eyes: A Worldview Analysis of Earthbound Spirits. It's also available in eBook format.
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Q: Rails 3 - Devise IP based authentication I am trying to let GoogleBot login to my website and bypass the authentication.
The web site uses devise for its authentication and I was thinking about creating a username for google and then let GoogleBot automatically login to that user.
The way I want to identify GoogleBot is based on its IP addresses.
Is there anyway to link a list of IP addresses to a username and bypass the login process?
Thanks,

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A: The easiest way to do this in my opinion is to detect the IP and then simulate a login if you've already created a login for google's bot.
If you've created the account already, you can add code in your default action to automatically login for the google bot once it hits that action.
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Q: Convert and Display IP Address to Binary form? Is there a method in c# that would talk the ip address 10.13.216.41
and display it as 00001010.00001101.11011000.00101001.  If not, how can it be done?

A: static string IPAddrToBinary( string input) {
   // assumes a valid IP Address format
   return String.Join(".", (input.Split('.').Select(x => Convert.ToString(Int32.Parse(x), 2).PadLeft(8, '0'))).ToArray());
}

Here's a version with comments, which may be a little easier to understand:
static string IPAddrToBinary(string input)
{
    return String.Join(".", ( // join segments
        input.Split('.').Select( // split segments into a string[]

            // take each element of array, name it "x",
            //   and return binary format string
            x => Convert.ToString(Int32.Parse(x), 2).PadLeft(8, '0')

        // convert the IEnumerable<string> to string[],
        // which is 2nd parameter of String.Join
        )).ToArray());
}

A: While I won't rewrite the format-as-binary code (Larsenal's answer was fine), I'll point out that splitting on "." won't work for IPv6 addresses. If you use IPAddress.Parse, though, it will work for any address format. You can then use IPAddress.GetAddressBytes to get each part of the address.
So instead of:
input.Split('.').Select( ... )

do:
IPAddress.Parse(input).GetAddressBytes().Select( ... )

A: First, you would need to get the number you want to convert to binary (using String.Split, for example).  Then, you can use an overload of the Convert.ToString method to return a string of the specified number in the specified base.  For example:
Convert.ToString (128, 2);

returns
10000000

A: Funny, I wrote a javascript version of this today for another question.
Here's the c# translation of that code:
int dottedQuadToInt(string ip)
{
    var parts = ip.Split(new char[] {'.'}, 4);
    if (parts.Length != 4) return -1;

    var result = 0;
    var bitPos = 1;

    foreach(var part in parts)
    {
       //validation
       if (part.Length == 0 || part.Length > 3) return -1;

       int segment;
       if (!int.TryParse(part, out segment) || segment<0 || segment > 255) return -1;

       //compute next segment
       result += bitPos * segment;
       bitPos  = bitPos  << 8;
    }
    return result;
}

Now, this isn't exactly what you asked for, but it's arguably more useful and it shoudl point you in the right direction.

A: You could do:
var parts = (from p in ("10.13.216.41").Split('.')
              select int.Parse(p)).ToArray();
string result = string.Format("{0}.{1}.{2}.{3}",
    Convert.ToString(part[0], 2).PadLeft(8,'0'),
    Convert.ToString(part[1], 2).PadLeft(8,'0'),
    Convert.ToString(part[2], 2).PadLeft(8,'0'),
    Convert.ToString(part[3], 2).PadLeft(8,'0'));

A: This method can help you:
static string IPDecToBinary(string IPAdresa)
{
    string IPverBinare = null;
    IPAddress IPDec = IPAddress.Parse(IPAdresa);
    byte[] IPByte = IPDec.GetAddressBytes();

    IPverBinare = string.Format("{0}.{1}.{2}.{3}",
                                 Convert.ToString(IPByte[0], 2).PadLeft(8, '0'),
                                 Convert.ToString(IPByte[1], 2).PadLeft(8, '0'),
                                 Convert.ToString(IPByte[2], 2).PadLeft(8, '0'),
                                 Convert.ToString(IPByte[3], 2).PadLeft(8, '0')
                                 );
    return IPverBinare;
}


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The World According to Century 21
by Lynn Yaeger
Fire and brimstone en route to good deals. photo: Holly Northrop/hnorthrop.com
So we're on the R train going down to Century 21 and this guy gets on and starts preaching. He's got a rather flat delivery but a real fire and brimstone message—if we don't repent immediately, we're going to hell and that's that. The thing is, he's wearing a stunning denim jacket, embroidered with biblical phrases across the back, and all I can think about is—where did he get a thing like that? Did his mother make it for him? After the sermon he starts distributing pamphlets to his captive audience; when I won't take one he fixes his gaze on me and says, "Without Jesus Christ, ma'am, you'll die and go to hell." We're not that worried about eternal damnation, but that ma'am really hurts.
Like so many fashion types, preacher man has an odious personality but a fabulous jacket. We're praying we'll find something half as good when we get to Century 21, where it is now high season: all the leftover designer duds (in both senses of the word) from last spring are stuffing the racks.
A wonderful woman called Ruth Findlay has for years published something called the Fashion Calendar, a day-by-day listing, available by subscription, of every runway show, showroom presentation, and other style-related event in the city. We have our own unpublished version of a fashion calendar: we pretty much know exactly when just about anything anywhere in the world will go on sale. And that's how we know that we will have to confine our shopping to Century 21, Woodbury Common, and other discounters from now until late spring, when the regular stores finally slash prices. (Almost all designer clothes will go on sale the first week in June, but sometimes, a month or so before, Saks has a one-night-only blow-out when things are reduced, if only for a few hours. We call this secret sale night, but watch this space—as soon as we find out when it is the secret will be out.)
In any case, we've been visiting Century 21 a lot lately. Two weeks ago, we saw a rack of Marni handbags in the $100 range but, momentarily paralyzed with indecision, we left empty-handed. As soon as we were out the door we realized we'd made a hideous mistake, so the next night we returned with a shopping buddy, the renowned vegetarian fashionista, a high-fashion, non-meat eating, non-leather-wearing bohemian label-whore (oh, the contradictions of late capitalism) who adores Marni. We were horrified to find out that, though only 24 hours had elapsed, the Marnis had disappeared. We asked a saleswoman who said, "Marni? Marni? I just saw them someplace . . ."
She looked in vain around a handbag department so cluttered it made our closets look good. Could they all have been sold? Finally, she found a heap of Marni purses—in a garbage bag. On the floor. She dumped it and we went wild, like we were on "Supermarket Sweeps" except we had to pay. The bags were simple totes—sort of like Channel 13 bags—but the distinctive jolie-laide Marni prints were so seductive that the vegetarian fashionista violated his principles and bought two, even though they had little leather zipper pulls. (We are familiar with such exceptions in exceptional circumstances: When we were little, our mom, who would never buy anything made in Germany, waived the rule when it came to Stieff stuffed animals.)
Today, we're hoping Century will have some Marni dresses to go along with those bags. We emerge from the subway and barely glance at ground zero, though it is directly across from the store: it now looks like a tourist-thronged construction site, totally absent of any grandeur or horror. Why linger at a building site? We take the escalator to Century's third floor, and yes, there are Marni dresses, though when we gallop into the hideous horse-stall dressing rooms and have to suffer the humiliation of trying them on in front of a roomful of half-naked strangers, we realize all over again that an Italian size 44 is not very large. Whatever. Even if it's not our day—if the $160 checked gingham Vivienne Westwood puff sleeved blouses are too girlish; the $110 Antik Batik sequined net skirts too transparent—there are always compensations when you shop at Century. Afer all, where else could you see a fashion god like Azzedine Alaia, who supposedly doesn't allow department stores to mark his stuff down, ever, brought so low? His eyelet miniskirt is here, all right—but even at Century it's an astonishing $699.97.
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$10,000 Blood Money (1967)
$10,000 Blood Money [10.000 dollari per un massacro] (1967)
AKA Guns of Violence, $10,000 Dollars for a Massacre
Starring Gianni Garko (billed as Gary Hudson), Fidel Gonzáles, Loredana Nusciak, Adriana Ambesi, Pinuccio Ardia, Fernando Sancho, Claudio Camaso, Franco Lantieri
Directed by Romolo Guerrieri
Expectations: Moderate. I had heard this was good, but I am treading lightly.
Finally, I get to review a Django clone film that actually has its own complete identity. This is truly a great spaghetti western and while it doesn't approach the same caliber as Leone or Corbucci, it's still on the short list of spaghetti westerns that might be enjoyed by a general audience.
The thing that really sets this film apart from the other Django clones is the characters. The focus is on the relationship between Django, a bounty hunter who has no problems working on both sides of the law, and Manuel, a true criminal who terrorizes those that stand in his way. Both characters have a level of depth that makes them likeable, hateable and just downright interesting all at the same time. At its heart this Western is not an action picture, as a lot of the other Django clones are trying to be. The story is character driven and a lot of its entertainment value comes from the constant back and forth play between Django and Manuel. On top of that are some good gun battles that counterpoint the character drama with some fun action.
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For me, Django takes a back seat in this one to Manuel (Claudio Camaso). The two characters pass on horseback early in the film, and they share a look into each other's eyes that suggests a history together. They ride off in opposite directions but it is clear they will meet again. Django goes to turn in a dead man for the bounty on his head, and Manuel heads off to pay a visit to Mendoza, the man who caused him to go to jail four years earlier. When Manuel confronts him, Mendoza offers any price to be allowed to live.
Manuel asks rhetorically, "What might be the price of four years of my life, Mendoza?"
Before Mendoza can reply, Manuel looks up slowly into his eyes and says, "What's the name… of your daughter?"
Camaso delivers the line with a menacing, calm demeanor and instantly we know exactly the type of man he is. This event sets the rest of the plot into motion, in what proves to be a simple but effective western yarn.
Why Django and Manuel share a bond is never really explained, but the story and the acting is well done, so you can believe and sense that something actually did occur in their past. Manuel is a great, memorable villain and a key reason why this film works as well as it does. The two characters bond and get closer while they continue to battle internally, and the viewer is left with a torn heart over who to root for. The end only furthers these feelings and I still find myself thinking and pondering over the nature of the characters. This is definitely a film I will be visiting again at some point.
Gianni Garko plays Django well, with a soft-spoken nature and a similar air of mystery to Franco Nero's portrayal. He might not be Corbucci's coffin-dragging badass, but I'll take this one over the other Django clones I've seen so far. Generally, this Django isn't played for novelty, although he does have his moments, such as when he shoots a face into a gourd or rolls himself in a barrel to catch an attacker off guard. These moments are fun and lighten the mood of an otherwise tense and brooding film. Garko went on to have lots of success the next year as Sartana, originating the character and playing him in four of the five official films in the series.
The film's one flaw is that the directing could have been a bit more inspired. It's a well-made movie, but Guerrieri's camera lacks the originality and risk-taking found in Corbucci's original, and this is what ultimately hold this film back from being an instant classic. There was a severe overuse of snap zooms as well. I enjoy them overall but there were a handful in almost every scene of the film so it lessened their desired impact. I also think this film would have had a lot more credibility upon release if it wasn't lumped in with the Django clones, because it really rises above the rest of what I've seen. Any directorial issues I had are heavily outweighed by the wonderful story and characters though, making this a Django clone not to be missed.
As a side note, there is a female character, Mijanou, played by Loredana Nusciak, who hawkeyed film buffs will recognize as Maria, the damsel in distress from the original Django film.
Be sure not to miss Uncle Jasper's review tomorrow of Django Kill…If You Live, Shoot! from 1967, in the final day of our two-week extravaganza, A Fistful of Djangos!
July 14, 2010 - 5:00 Will 1960s, Foreign, Movie Reviews, NoAd, Rating: 3 Stars, Special Features, Western, Will's Reviews
1967, A Fistful of Djangos, Adriana Ambesi, Claudio Camaso, Fernando Sancho, Fidel Gonzáles, Franco Lantieri, Gary Hudson, Gianni Garko, Loredana Nusciak, Pinuccio Ardia, Romolo Guerrieri, Spaghetti Western
2 thoughts on "$10,000 Blood Money (1967)"
Damn. What a great movie this was! The last 40 minutes or so was simply top-notch, classic revenge stuff. Although I think I enjoyed the cheap clone films a little more than you did, I have to give major props to Guerrieri for digging a little deeper and proving that you can indeed forge a universally appreciated mini-masterpiece in the shady world of Django clone films.
I'm all about movies that humanize the bad guys, and have to agree that Manuel was a real standout villain. I also got a kick out of the old guy who kept trying to bet seven dollars that Django would end up killing them all. Oh man, and didn't the scene with Django buried up to his neck in the sand instantly make you think of Creepshow? Good stuff!
Yes, this movie was great. It was a welcome change to all the Django-exploitation films, which weren't as bad as I expected them to be either. This far out shot my expectations though.
I loved that old dude betting on Django. I kept laughing because he always had a ladle in his hand when he had a line. That burying scene is super Creepshow yeah. Good movie, I am impressed. I should watch some more Guerrieri movies.


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by Clint Knight | Mar 28, 2021 | Turn Two | 1 comment
By Clint Knight
It's only week number two in Ohio, and both fans and teams alike had to make a choice this weekend about which track to attend. Weather forced Attica Raceway Park to push their date to Saturday – on top of a previously scheduled FAST and BOSS event at Waynesfield Raceway Park. I found myself checking Twitter all evening Friday and all morning Saturday to find out who would be going where. I was concerned that both events may only field 12 to 14 410 Sprints. There was no doubt that the BOSS Non Wing would have a strong showing at Waynesfield, and the 305's would show up at Attica – but how do the 410's split? Yesterday, it was 30 at Waynesfield, and 26 at Attica. It is interesting to note that there were Indiana drivers at both.
I've heard a lot of conversations among fans over the last 5 years about how and why promoters schedule the way that they do. Believe me – many of these promoters talk to each other more than you might think. They do work together on schedules – but there are only so many weekends in the summer.
I especially heard the scheduling chatter when Mansfield was thrown back into the mix. Clearly, Cody never had intentions of Mansfield being a weekly show – but the weather never gave us enough time to find out. So, why didn't someone come along and scoop up the facility to keep in going? There were major investments out there – and it could've kept going? For that question – I don't have an answer. But something I've thought about recently is: Is there even really room for another track?
If we're talking about this past weekend – geographically, Attica and Waynesfield are nearly 1.5 hours apart. That makes a relatively easy decision for the casual fan, on a day when the weather is beautiful – whichever is closest. But what about the teams? Typically – they're going to be the ones making the biggest investment and thus the biggest decision?
Do they track Twitter like I do and see who their competition is going to be?
Do they look at the purse and decide based on how much money is up for grabs?
I'd guess it's a combination of both.
Right now – Ohio is a race fan's market, for sure. There are lots of options for late model fans, 305 and 410 sprint fans, front wheel drive or stock car fans, non wing, midgets, legends….you name it – we've got it.
Over the next few weeks, we'll be adding in Wayne County, Atomic, Limaland, and Fremont into the mix. We'll see the All Stars pass through, OVSCA, FAST, AFCS, and track points kicking off. I'll be tracking and talking to drivers to ask why and how they make these decisions – decisions that seem to be unique to Ohio. Other than California – I don't believe there is another state with this many tracks running 410 sprint cars – in the same type of geographical area.
Currently, there are nearly 20 dirt tracks operating in the state of Ohio. To be fair – those tracks are running a variety of different styles of racing, but that's a dirt track in 20% of the state's 88 counties.
What I want to know is: as a fan, why do you go where you go? Leave me a comment below and let me know.
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Bruno Senna (F1 Driver) And His Girlfriend Ludovica Colombotto Rosso Are Engaged
Players Wife And Girlfriend
Ludovica Colombotto Rosso, Bruno Senna's girlfriend, is a former Miss Italy contender. Bruno Senna typically travels to different locations to attend racing.
They traveled to Barcelona earlier this year when the Mclaren team made it possible for Bruno to propose to his long-term lover Ludovica. Following his proposal, the couple became a sensation among F1 fans, who are keen to learn more about her.
Bruno, a 40-year-old Brazilian pro race car driver, rose to prominence in the industry by winning every WEC class race. He has recently begun to appear as a media personality.
In early March 2016, he was hired by Channel 4 to cover Formula One with special feature appearances.
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Who Is Bruno Senna Girlfriend? Meet Ludovica Colombotto Rosso
Relationship Timeline Of Bruno With Ludovica
Senna Officially Introduced His Girlfriend Rosso On His Birthday
F1 Racer Taught His Lover To Drift In A Sports Car
Bruno Proposed To Ludovica on Barcelona
His Net Worth Is $1.1 Million
Facts About Bruno Senna
Ludovica Colombotto Rosso, Bruno Senna's girlfriend, is a professional event manager living in Monaco. Ludovica is a model who will turn 31 on August 13, 2022.
With over 3.8k followers on Instagram, Rosso is quite popular. She also has 700 posts, which give an insight into her personal and professional life.
Nonetheless, the majority of her uploads feature moments she shared with her racer partner. She used to go to the formula races a lot before she met her partner. Based on this information, it's possible that she met Bruno on the racecourse or was introduced by a common acquaintance.
Bruno Senna Girlfriend Ludovica Colombotto Rosso
Bruno began dating Ludovica on June 26, 2017, although their first public appearance was in August. Bruno disclosed the date in a post commemorating the second anniversary.
Rosso shared her first social media post with her then-new boyfriend. According to the image, she was on the yacht with her couple and other friends to celebrate her birthday.
When she shared a birthday post in October 2017, everyone knew about their relationship. The couple appeared to be having a great time together, hanging out with friends and going to parties.
Senna, unlike Ludovica, posted their debut snapshot on Christmas as they were dining with their family. Nonetheless, he tried to keep it as private as possible by not posting images of her for a while.
A post shared by Bruno Senna (@bsennaofficial)
Senna traveled to Japan with his fiancée, Rosso, to celebrate his 37th birthday. The Formula One driver shared a photo of himself and his partner inside a Japanese restaurant.
He described her as his partner in the caption and stated that they were at Robataya Roppongi, his favorite restaurant in Tokyo.
In comparison to Bruno, his better partner Colombotto Rosso posts more images with him and rarely forgets to wish him on his birthdays, Valentine's Day, and their dating anniversary.
She picks the greatest picture for the day while uploading the images on such big days. They were photographed on the beach of the Turks and Caicos Islands and Chevre d'Or in one of their photos.
According to the location indicated by Ludovica, she travels with her partner to various races taking place all over the world. They've traveled to places like Brazil, Italy, and France.
The F1 driver and the McLaren team taught his lover how to skid a sports car on ice. They appeared to have traveled to Finland for Valentine's Day 2022, and in the interim, she had a fresh experience.
Rosso shared photos and videos of how she pulled it off. She sat in the Mclaren sports car with her partner and learned to drive and do some snow slides.
Ludovica was taken aback when her boyfriend Bruno proposed to her on his knees. At the moment, the two were on the rooftop of Barcelona's Majestic Hotel & Spa.
They could see the beautiful city vista, and it was the ideal romantic setting for Senna to propose. On May 19, 2022, they were officially engaged, and Ludovica became his fiancee. Rosso said it was the simplest yes she'd ever said, and she'd say it a million times more.
Their admirers are now waiting for them to reveal the date of their wedding. However, similar to their engagement, they may surprise them by directly publishing the wedding photos.
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Bruno Senna Lalli, born 15 October 1983 is a Brazilian professional racing driver currently racing for Rebellion Racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship.
He is the nephew of the late Ayrton Senna, three-time Formula One world champion. He is also the first man to win a race in every WEC class, and was the 2017 WEC world champion for the LMP2 class.
Bruno Senna rose to fame as a well-known race driver. On October 15, 1983, Bruno Senna, a well-known Formula One driver, was born. He's a Brazilian pro that races for Rebellion Racing in the FIA World Endurance Championship. Senna is also linked to three-time Formula One world champion Ayrton Senna. Furthermore, he is the most powerful candidate in every WEC division.
Milton da Silva, Bruno's grandfather, moulded him into a motor racer in Sao Paulo, where he was born. During visits to the family estate, he and Ayrton would race go-karts, with Ayrton usually remarking on his nephew's sedentary lifestyle.
Despite some challenges, including his father's death in a cycling accident in 1996, Senna's mother and Viviane, his uncle Ayrton's sister, had reluctantly backed her son's cause in motor racing.
An Italian tipper gave Senna with a duplicate of his uncle's 1986 Lotus 98T at Imola on the 10th anniversary of his uncle's death in 2004. Senna crashed his car in Interlagos during the 2004 Brazilian Grand Prix rally in Sao Paulo, just like Ayrton did in 1991 and 1993.
Gerhard Berger, who worked with Ayrton at McLaren from 1990 to 1992, is a personal friend of the Senna family and has kept Senna updated on his career pursuits.
Senna subsequently moved on to the British Formula Three Championship, where he drove for the Räikkönen Robertson Racing team, which was owned by then-McLaren Formula One driver Kimi Raikkönen and his business directors David and Steve Robertson.
His best finishes in the seven competitions this season were third, fourth, and tenth. Bruno stayed with the team and won five races in 2006, finishing third in the championship standings behind colleague and eventual winner Mike Conway and Oliver Jarvis.
He won the inaugural season race at Donington Park and the Italian event at Mugello after a pair of stormy races at Oulton Park. Bruno crashed hard while driving a Dallara F304 in the opening race of the fifth circuit of the 2006 Australian Grand Prix at Snetterton.
Bruno, according to sources, chose his Formula One team in October 2009. He granted the go-ahead for the Red Bull-sponsored Arden International squad to compete in the 2007 GP2 Series.
Bruno stated on October 30, 2009, that he has signed a contract to drive in Formula One in 2010. Adrian Campos, a confirmed rider for Campos Meta, has declared his intentions.
Following the German Grand Prix Finale on July 24, 2011, it was announced that Bruno will make his first appearance of the 2011 season at the Hungarian Grand Prix, replacing Heidfeld in the first free practice session.
He started eighth in the Belgian Grand Prix, his first with the team, but dropped to thirteenth after a first-turn collision with Jaime Alguersuari, for which he received a drive-through penalty.
Because of the Renault cars' ability to navigate the drab street track, Bruno qualified 15th and finished ahead of teammate Petrov in Singapore. Bruno clashed with Vaillante Rebellion Racing, a Swiss-flagged team, during the 2017 season. He and his co-driver Julien Canal faced international competition in the LMP2 category, operating vehicle number 13.
He is the nephew of the late Ayrton Senna, three-time Formula One world champion
Senna raced in Formula One from 2010–12
He made his début driving for Hispania Racing in 2010, raced for Renault from August 2011 as a replacement for Nick Heidfeld, and drove for the Williams team in 2012
Between 2014–16, he drove for Mahindra Racing in Formula E
His mother is Ayrton's older sister, Viviane
His father, Flávio Lalli, died in a motorcycle crash in 1996
The colour scheme of Bruno's helmet is a slightly modified version of that used by his uncle Ayrton Senna
Real Name/Birth Name Bruno Senna Lalli
Celebrated Name Sena or Lalli
Profession(s) Race Driver
Religious Belief Christianity
Birth Location Sao Paulo, Brazil
Currently Living in Not Disclosed
Date of Birth 15-Oct-83
Zodiac Scorpio
Tribe White
Nationality Brazilian
Figure Type Athletic
Heights 1.8m (5 ft 10 inches)
Weight(s) 69 kgs
Eye Color Dark Blue
Educational Qualification St. Louis College, Sao Paulo
Father's name Flavio Lalli
Mother Viviane Senna
Sibling A sister- Bianca Senna
Spouse Not Available
Hobby IP Signed Photo
Salary We will update the salary soon
Net Worths $1-$2 million
Q1. Who is Bruno Senna?
Bruno Senna is a well-known Race Driver.
Q2. Who is the spouse of Bruno Senna?
Bruno Senna is engaged to Ludovica Colombotto Rosso.
Q3. What is the net worth of Bruno Senna?
The net worth of Bruno Senna is $2 Million.
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The Role of Community in Creating Good Soil for God's Word
By Quin Hillyer Jul 15, 2017 8:51 PM ET
In today's Gospel, Jesus tells the familiar parable of the sower, in which seed spread on rocky ground, or among thorns, or on an unguarded path, all fail to adequately take root and yield a lasting harvest. The seed sowed on good soil, though — the Word of God received by someone both willing and conditioned to truly understand it — yields as much as a hundredfold of bounty.
Today's version from Matthew doesn't specify what qualities allow someone to "hear and understand" the Word, but the version of the parable in Luke does: "an honest and good heart."
The question then becomes, how do we create an honest and good heart, one where the will exists, and the conditioning has been provided, so that the seed can find good soil, and thus that the Word can by truly understood, accepted, and lived by?
The usual answer, and a good one, is that we are responsible for creating good hearts, hearts loving and open enough to receive God's Word, within ourselves. We cannot earn God's grace, but we are responsible for our own hearts' (and souls') conditioning so that God's grace has a chance to work within us.
Ultimately, I believe that to be true.
But it's not the whole story. Or at least sometimes it's not the whole story.
Nothing specifically in this Gospel passage says this next part, but the Gospels as a whole manifestly do. The next part is that all of us together can, and indeed should feel a responsibility to, help create the conditions in which hearts can be well prepared. Farmers know that in many cases good soil must be watered, perhaps fertilized, and tilled. The soil does not do those things for or by itself.
We have a communal responsibility — not through any humanly (much less governmentally) enforced mandates or force, but through voluntary choice and action — to create an atmosphere where an openness to God's Word, and His love, can be achieved.
In earlier of these weekly columns I have shared vignettes from the grade school I was lucky enough to attend, Trinity Episcopal School in New Orleans. Here's another — one giving an example of how a community can create fertile soil.
The Rhythms of Redemption and Lazarus' Resurrection
In November of my first-grade year, playing a football pass-catching game our coach invented, I somehow dislocated my hip while diving for a catch. Of course a dislocated hip is a serious injury. I was in a body cast for weeks, and wheelchair-and-crutches-bound for months.
But once I did return to school when my cast was off, even before I got adept at using the crutches, every time "recess" or PE class came around (in other words, twice a day), the coach would walk across the street to my classroom and personally wheel my chair out to the field so I could watch him teach my classmates the then-unfamiliar game of soccer, and so I could feel part of the fun.
And every time I needed something I couldn't readily reach, my classmates were eager to help me.
Perhaps most memorably of all, there was the task of getting to our daily 15-minute chapel services. The whole school, 300 strong, would walk from the school portion of campus all the way (it seemed like a long way) to where the church was, down a string of long-ish hallways. The church was upstairs — stairs that, from the school-hallways' entrance rather than from the street entrance, were rather narrow and steep.
Even were I strong enough (as I later was, but not in the first few weeks) for rapid use of crutches, it would badly slow down the proceedings if they waited for me to navigate the hallways and the stairs.
The obvious way to go was via wheelchair through an "undercroft" hallway beneath the church, and thence to a back elevator used by the elderly.
And what happened was that the student council — this, meaning the council of the "upper school" students, from 5th-8th grade — asked if they could set up a system to get this little first grader to chapel. They created a list where 5th-and 6th-grade boys could sign up to collect me in my first-grade classroom and push my wheelchair to the service.
Rarely has anyone seen such enthusiasm for what teachers thought would be a chore. Rather than a chore, indeed, the fifth-grade boys especially treated it as a privilege or something like it. The list was over-subscribed. The older kids bartered and traded each other for the "right" to take me to chapel. And then they vied with each other to see who could make the little trip more "fun" for me (with crazy zig-zags, a few no-hands pushes, etc.) than the last guy did.
For a first grader who might otherwise have felt down on his luck, this was an attitudinal cure. All this supportive, positive attention from older kids made my recovery not a grind but an adventure. And to have it associated with a chapel service … well, what better way to inculcate in a young mind the connection between faith and happiness?
Not just for me — although I think especially for me, because of this experience — Trinity School tilled the spiritual soil of its students so we all could be more open to God's loving Word. Yes, perhaps it took our own willingness to be receptive — but the tilling was done by others, by the wider community.
All of us should be, like those fifth-grade boys, voluntary and eager tillers of communal soil, so that God's Word may fall on receptive ground.


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This little town along Route 31 has gone by a few names over the years: Eveland's Tavern, for tavern owner John Eveland, as well as Spruce Run Mills and Sodom. The name "Glen Gardner" comes from the Gardner brothers, who owned a nearby chair and frame factory.


The information below has been assembled by the Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) Network and Lumos Clean Energy Advisors to document the breadth of activities being undertaken by Indigenous communities/organizations, government, ENGOs, clean energy development firms/advisors and others to reduce diesel reliance in off-grid, remote, and northern communities coast-to-coast-to-coast.
The 2017 Federal Budget represents the most bold, comprehensive, and forward-looking effort to reduce diesel fuel consumption for power and space/water heating ever. The 2017 budget elements were diverse and included areas such as Arctic Energy, remote communities, northern communities, northern infrastructure and others. Some $600-$700 million is to be spent over an 8-year period. Federal programming is in the development/planning stage with funds largely slated for allocation beginning in the 2018-19 fiscal year. The involvement of, and impact on, Indigenous communities with this funding is of critical importance to the country.
In August 2017, the federal government announced a major infrastructure initiative which will eliminate diesel fuel consumption for power needs, in the remote northern Ontario Indigenous community of Pikangikum. A 117km transmission line will be constructed from Red Lake to Pikangikum connecting the community to the Ontario power grid. The initiative is a part of the broader effort to connect 17 Ontario remote communities to the grid. "We look forward to a safer and healthier future with power for heat and light on a consistent basis," said Chief Dean Owen in a statement. "Pikangikum can now move forward with infrastructure, economic development and community growth." More details at Turtle Island News (click here to read the article).
There was extensive Canadian participation in the third Arctic Energy Summit held in Helsinki in September 18-20, 2017 (the first two summits were held in Alaska). The delegation included representatives from the federal, the Northwest Territories, and Yukon governments as well as individuals from Gwich'in Council International, Lumos Energy, Pembina Institute, WWF-Canada. There were excellent presentations by Arctic leaders from: Alaska, Canada, Greenland, Finland, and Russia.
On October 10th, the Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) Network presented a Remote Indigenous Communities Microgrid Innovation Workshop prior to the major Generation Energy Forum held in Winnipeg. The event profiled major remote microgrids in advanced stages of development in the Quebec Arctic, Nunavut, northern Ontario and the Yukon. Featured speakers included: Minister Jim Carr; Chief Wilfred King, Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek (Gull Bay First Nation), Ontario; Andy Moorhouse, Secretary-Treasurer, Pituvik Landholding Corp., Inukjuak, Quebec; Sheldon Nimchuk, Qikiqtaaluk Development Corp., Iqaluit, Nunavut; and Rosa Brown, Vuntut Gwitchin Government, Yukon. The audio recording and presentations from the workshop can be found here. Pictures from the event can be found here.
Kudos to environmental NGO, Pembina Institute, and Dave Lovekin for organizing for the third time an event focused on renewables for Northern and remote communities. The Renewables in Remote Communities Conference will take place in Whitehorse, Yukon, October 23-26 and will delve into financial and human capacity needed for diesel reduction. More information can be found by clicking here.
The Indigenous Clean Energy (ICE) Network will hold a Webinar on Financing Diesel Reduction in remote communities Friday, November 24th, 1 pm Eastern time (2pm Atlantic, 11am Central, 10am Mountain, 9am Pacific). The one-hour session will cover the 4 Financing Stages for diesel reduction projects: 1) Project Concept, Community Energy Planning, Project Configuration and Pre-Feasibility, 2) Project Partnering, Design, Cost/Revenue Estimation and Feasibility, 3) Construction Planning, Staging, Procurement, Team Assembly, Logistics and Site Preparation, and 4) Construction, Logistics, Power Integration, Commissioning and Operations. Look for call-in details in early November on the event page (click here).
WWF-Canada has taken a leadership role in promoting renewable energy to replace diesel in Nunavut. Apart from taking projects forward to feasibility stage planning in targeted communities, WWF-Canada engaged Navigant to conduct research on the barriers to financing renewable energy projects in Canada's remote northern communities. The research proposes strategies to overcome barriers to clean, reliable, renewable power. More information can be found here.
The Qikiqtaaluk Corporation, the Inuit Baffin Island economic development agency is spearheading efforts to establish a remote, renewable energy-storage microgrid alongside the major Qikiqtani Development in Iqaluit. The project pre-feasibility study is complete, and dialogue with the Nunavut Government, Qulliq Corporation, the City of Iqaluit, CanNor, INAC and NRCan is now underway. The lead contact is Sheldon Nimchuk of Qikiqtaaluk Corporation.
Gwich'in Council International, which sits on the Sustainable Development Working Group (SDWG) of the Arctic Council has kicked-off an effort to develop an Arctic Sustainable Energy Futures Toolkit, assisted by Lumos Energy, and supported by the Canadian government. The Toolkit will be available in late 2018, and will provide a "how-to" for Arctic communities as they plan their energy futures and promote community energy planning, Indigenous ownership/involvement in diesel reduction efforts such as renewable energy, and a host of user friendly materials. The key contacts are Grant Sullivan of the Gwich'in Council International and Eryn Stewart of Lumos Energy.
The new CEO of Hydro Quebec Distribution (HQD) has set out a clear and focused mandate to examine and implement alternatives to diesel power in the province's 23 remote communities and autonomous grids. The Îsles de la Madeleine is a key focus with its existing 30 MW fossil-fuel generating plant. Additionnally, HQD is eager to have action move forward in communities in the Nunavik region. The company is engaged in very active dialogue with Inuit and Cree communities in this regard.
Canada's first fully-integrated renewable energy-storage micro grid is well on its way to implementation. The Gull Bay Microgrid, to be owned 100% by Kiashke Zaaging Anishinaabek (KZA) once operational, will displace 25% or more of the diesel fuel now used by the existing generating system. The Gull Bay Microgrid represents the kind of community-owned, sustainable-energy fueled, economically-viable, benefit-generating and climate-friendly 21st century energy infrastructure that remote Indigenous communities require and can lead. The KZA is a remote, isolated community in northern Ontario, 2.5 hours drive North of Thunder Bay. The geographic location of the community means there are no plans to connect the community to the provincial grid through transmission.
The Old Crow Solar Project continues to advance. This summer they ran test on various solar panels and systems set-ups to determine the optimal configuration. They are now entering into Power Purchasing Agreement negotiations with local system operator ATCO. They also created a video about the project which featured the communities youth and demonstrated the benefits of the project. The video can be watched here. The project was shortlisted for the Arctic Inspiration prize in 2016.
The Northwest Territories government has signaled that actions to reduce diesel in 5-10 remote Indigenous communities have a priority in pan-Canadian efforts. It is expected that the Territory will reach out to Indigenous governments and communities throughout 2018 to determine how projects will be developed, managed, financed and operated.
As part of its long-term energy planning innovations related to energy diversification, coal phase-out, and action on climate change, the Alberta government is very open diesel-reduction initiatives in the seven off-grid communities in the province. Key to this development is ensuring that Indigenous communities have "primacy of place" in the development of alternatives to diesel, and have clear, definitive and substantive ownership and participation in diesel alternatives.
While most efforts at diesel reduction are focused on energy efficiency and renewables, there is also a case to be made for advanced efficiency diesel systems. NT Power introduced a technology from California-based Innovus Power, in a NWT community in early 2017. The variable, low speed drive Innovus engine has the potential to reduce diesel fuel consumption by 20-30%. Results of the technology's performance should be available from NWT in mid-2018.
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The closure of the News of the World when most of its advertisers have said they won't advertise with it any more hardly amounts to penance for the sick behaviours of its journalists, subs and editors. It is clearly a case of a damage limitation exercise, cutting adrift something that was holed below the waterline anyway.
From the noise coming from the government and Ofcom, the powers that be desperately want Murdoch to continue and enhance his role as the UK's offshore Berlusconi.
Well help is at hand. The 38 Degrees website has a petition and an email campaign to "help break Murdoch's grip" on media and politics in the UK.


Armenian Foreign Minister Eduard Nalbandian stated in the Armenian Parliament on June 9 that Azerbaijan's military doctrine contradicts its constitution.
As is known the Azeri Parliament recently adopted a military doctrine in which Armenia was called an aggressor. The doctrine legalises a possible military solution to the Karabakh problem is allows a foreign country to establish a military base in Azerbaijan. Nalbandian said that the Azeri constitution outlaws any military solution to the Karabakh conflict and he cannot understand why such a doctrine was therefore adopted.
Nalbandian said that whether you allow foreign military bases on your territory or not is an internal affair of every country. However Azeri analyst Mamedov also thinks that the new military doctrine contradicts the Azeri constitution, which clearly states that foreign military bases must not be established on Azeri territory. The military doctrine repeats the constitution's formula but states that in the event of military and political changes Azerbaijan reserves the right to allow a foreign military presence on its territory.
Mamedov states that the new doctrine is a threat to the country's independence. He thinks that this wording is connected to the presence of the Kabal radio location station on Azeri territory, the possibility of deploying foreign observers in the Karabakh conflict zone and the possibility of increasing the Turkish military presence in the Nakhchevan region of Azerbaijan.