1. 'Dirty Jobs' climbs tower with Billings-based crew - The Missoulian 2. 'Dirty Jobs': Mike Rowe Thinks He's Seen A Dead Body (VIDEO) - Huffington Post 3. 'Who Wants To Be A Millionaire' Hosts 'Deadliest Catch' Skippers and Mike Rowe ... - TVbytheNumbers 4. Deal, Mike Rowe team up to plug Ga.'s skills gap - Gainesville Times 5. Rowe, Parnett, and Telesca Lead Knights Past Potsdam - Clarkson Golden Knights

1-colour screenprint. First attempt with half-toning photographic image for the silk-screen process

1. Cotton rates inch up but farmers not enthused - Times of India 2. Four Vidarbha farmers commit suicide in 72 hours - IBNLive.com 3. Four Vidarbha farmers commit suicide in 72 hours - IBNLive.com 4. Bayer CropScience's TwinLink Cotton Technology Receives Full Authorization in ... - San Francisco Chronicle (press release) 5. New Americot cotton variety leads way in trials - Delta Farm Press

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1. Business leaders inducted into Augusta Junior Achievement Business Hall of Fame - The Augusta Chronicle 2. Jacksonville priest's memoirs discuss bullfighting, CIA careers - Florida Times-Union 3. Charges Being Considered In Vehicle Rollover - Opinion250 News (blog) 4. Potent insight into a Kansas slaughter - The Australian 5. Augusta's 'go-to' people are givers who elevate community - The Augusta Chronicle

1. Mitchum Motorsports Daytona 24H qualifying report - Motorsport.com 2. The Full Scope Of SCCA On Display At This Weekend At Daytona - PaddockTalk 3. Shockers-Bulldogs Preview - USA TODAY 4. Porsche GT3's seek another win at Daytona 24H event - Motorsport.com 5. Stutz's 23 points guide Wichita State to 8th win in row with 86-74 victory ... - Washington Post

16-17 January 2012, Sebring, Florida, USA Simona De Silvestro (c)2012, Paul Webb LAT Photo USA

The driver giving me a (genuine) cheery wave. Most unusual in these parts. Obviously from out of town.

Drivers: P.J. Jones, Rocky Moran %26 Kenny Wilden (by Ken Barton - March 2011)

Early lap during the 2006 Subway Fresh 500 at Phoenix.

August 27-28 2011 Indy Grand Prix of Sonoma @ Infineon Raceway Canon 7D Canon 70-200mm f/2.8L IS II 1/800 @ f/2.8 ISO200 Full race weekend photo set here!

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Daytona, Florida - Daytona International Speedway 01/13/12 We went over to watch the NASCAR race cars testing at the Daytona track last week. All of the cars were in grey primer with their sponsors logos on the hood with one exception - the only female drive, Danica Patrick, appeared in her car with a full wrap. A girl just cant be seen without her makeup, I guess... I should probably mention that she was going approximately 200 mph when I took this shot, so, makeup and full wrap on the car or not - RESPECT.

The information board read: The sculptures for this Millennium project are simple in shape so as to stand quietly in the special place. The sculptor Paul Norris worked on these stones for 2 years whilst living on the Estate and carved the stones inspired by his surroundings. As Paul has stated "Longleat uplifts my spirit and I know it does many others that live and visit this part of Wiltshire. My idea was for the work to blend into the atmosphere of Longleat and to be part of its future. The sculptures are figurative in a animal way but are as much to do with the landscape as with animals. The granite stone I used came from Mabe in Cornwall and is extremely hard. Most of the hand carving was done in my workshop but the cutting and formation of the circular stone was completed at the quarry. Heavens Gate is a magnificent place of beauty where people spend time absorbing the splendour of Longleat House and its Park. My intention was to convey beauty through emotion rather than attract attention by art. I hope that the sculptures will act as a greeting place rather than an attraction as they are set back from the viewpoint. The Millennium was the end of one era and the beginning of another, which encouraged excitement and hope for the future. Longleat is so very special as it changes eith the times but holds on to its deep rooted history."

Us Moosicorn Ranch is an experiment in sustainable living. Follow our journey as we build our own sustainable farm, cottages, gardens, businesses and dreams. Please comment and share with us. Thanks, Scott and Alex www.moosicorn.com

Welcome to New Kensington, Pennsylvania, home of Pulitzer Prize winning photographer Eddie Adams as well as the NFLs first African American quarterback Willie Thrower, and the birthplace of ALCOA Aluminum, Cooper Brothers Music, WKPA Radio, the New Kensington Camera Club and The Guntown Project!

Probably one of the most beautiful Ferraris ever built is the 250 GTO. The flowing lines on this car are almost sexy. It is a dream car for many a Ferrari fan. In 1963 Roger Penske and Augie Pabst drove this car to a 4th place OA finish and 1st in class at the 1963 Sebring race. The car was entered by Mecom Racing out of Texas. The GTO sported a 3-liter V12 engine.

Most men lead lives of quiet desperation and go to the grave with the song still in them. Henry David Thoreau

The Original P with Ben Powers Jr., William Mims, Kevin Shider, Gene Thomas, Derrick Davis, John Fly Wiley, Sharla L. Patrick, Sonja Holmes, Patrice Emerald Llewellen, Rose Offord, Scott Skyntyte Free, Fuzzy Haskins, Calvin Simon, Ray Davis and Grady Thomas at Bele Chere Festival in Asheville, North Carolina - © 2008 David Oppenheimer - Performance Impressions Concert Photography

The 007 Lola Aston Martin of Harold Primat, Adrian Fernandez and Christian Klien in the Becketts complex during the warm up for the six hours of Silverstone

Rob Morgan TruSpeed Porsche GT-03 Cup Qualifying 2011 Victoria Day—Speedfest Pirelli-World Challenge Mosport International Raceway Bowmanville, Ontario High Contrast B%26W Nikkor 80-200mm f/2.8 1.7x Teleconverter Nikon D70s | ND70SP No Invites or Awards + if you favourite one of my shots and dont leave a comment I will block you.

From left to right: David Sykes; Paul Organ; Ray Blackler; Mike Nixon; Jerry Smith; Graham Martin. Taken at The Kings Arms Hotel, Woodstock at 00:34 on Saturday 17th January, 2009.

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Today we bring you a selection of six images taken during our photo shoot on John Walkers brilliant pale yellow 1932 Ford coupe hot rod TUF32F for Heavy Duty Hot Rods magazine in Australia. John is a long term member of his hot rod club, the Drag-Ens and has owned and built many rods over his life time. John built this 32 himself in the shed at home and drove the wheels off of it during our shoot. As you can see from the photos, it sports a classic combination of small-block Chevrolet V8 full fenders and choice of wheels. You can read all about it in issue 10 of Heavy Duty Hot Rods, on sale soon. For now, help yourself to some FREE desktop wallpaper versions of the images. Strobist info listed on each images caption. All images copyright www.hoskingindustries.com.au.

2011 Toyota Grand Prix of Long Beach

1. AJ Foyt hospitalized for infection - USA TODAY 2. Don Halliday joins AJ Foyt Racing as Chief Engineer - Motorsport.com 3. Series Daytona 24H teleconference: A.J. Foyt and Mario Andretti - Motorsport.com 4. Rolex holds special place with Foyt, Andretti - Daytona Beach News-Journal 5. Buildup's complete: Let's make history - Daytona Beach News-Journal

1. Rolando McClain trial set for May 17 in Alabama - San Jose Mercury News 2. Bill Cook formally announces bid for NC Senate seat - Beaufort Observer 3. Bill Cook: Brave hearts know it's best to keep kingdom united - Scotsman 4. St. Mary's County resident with Down syndrome achieves highest rank in Scouting - So Md News 5. Bill Cook Appointed As Interim Pinckney Police Chief - WHMI

Bill Cook on stage at Strata Summit 2011 in NYC.

#69 Brent Kaeding

Wheaties Box Target Chip Ganassi Jimmy Vasser Juan Montoya. Autographed by drivers at Houston Grand Prix.

Formel 1 Rennen in Monza / Qualifying am Samstag, 10.09.2011/ Vitantoni Liuzzi (HRT F1 Team) mit Freundin Francesca / Formula One Race in Monza / 2011 / FIA F1 World Championship / SPO / Mandoga Media

This lovely John Kinder pen and ink sketch gives a view of downtown Auckland as it was in 1856. See jktlibrary.wordpress.com/2010/06/16/john-kinder-and-st-ke... for further information.

HOMESTEAD, FL - NOVEMBER 18: Brent Raymer drives the #93 RSS Racing Chevrolet as it smokes after an incident in the NASCAR Camping World Truck Series Ford 200 at Homestead-Miami Speedway on November 18, 2011 in Homestead, Florida. (Photo by Tom Pennington/Getty Images for NASCAR)

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DC Mayor Vincent Gray delivers a speech complete with hand gestures.

Pat Fox and Tom Mckendrick. Tom created the Beardmore Sculpture and him and Pat constructed and built it on the corner of Beardmore street and Dumbarton Road, Dalmuir.

GT Car No. - 044 Driver - Marco Holzer / Lochay, Austria Driver - Darren Law / Phoeniz, AZ Driver - Seth Neiman / San Francisco, CA Team - Flying Lizard Motorsports Sponsor - Openwave / eSilicon Car Type - Porsche 997 GT3-RSR Engine - Porsche 4.0 L Flat-6 Tire - Michelin Fuel - E-85 Finish - Pos 19 Laps - 361

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Cambridgeshire Times, 28th July 1916 Arthur Page was my great-grandfather. He was killed at Delville Wood on the 20th July 1916, the twentieth day of the Battle of the Somme. Arthur was a bakery labourer in Ely, Cambridgeshire, and grew up in the Waterside district. He was the father of my grandmother Phyllis Alice Page, my fathers mother. Arthur was a Serjeant in the 2nd Battalion of the Suffolk Regiment, and his medal record shows that he arrived in France on the 26th January 1915. The 2nd Battalion spent their first winter and spring bogged down in the trenches of the Vierstraat area of Flanders, before being returned to Billet at Westoutre on 11th April. They spent the latter part of the spring building the network of trenches in the Ypres salient,and then on June 16th they were part of the force which attacked and consolidated its hold in V Wood and Sanctuary Wood to the east of Ypres. It seems that the Battalion came under what were the first prolonged and sustained gas attacks by the Germans on British troops. During July they returned to billet in Ypres again, but spent the rest of the summer consolidating the hold on the splendidly named Spoil Bank and Bellyache Wood, again to the west of Ypres. In general, the 2nd Suffolks seem to have spent an uneventful 1915 in Flanders, with few casualties, except for one major incident when, on September 8th, the battalion sustained more than a hundred deaths trying to capture a crater in Sanctuary Wood. At the start of 1916, they were moved south towards St Eloi, Arthur arriving in the area a few days after his brother Herbert, with the 4th Suffolks, had been killed there, although he probably had not received this news yet. In June 1916, the 2nd Suffolks were removed completely from the fighting and returned to depot at St Omer for training in open warfare. They did not know it, but the Generals were preparing for the Big Push, designed to distract the Germans from their assault on Verdun. It would be known as the Battle of the Somme. On July 1st, the first day of the battle, the 2nd Suffolks set out from St Omer for the Somme. They arrived at the front on July 8th, and were placed in reserve, and then on July 14th they were moved into the southern end of Caterpillar Wood, to the east of Albert. Not far off, on July 18th, the Germans attacked and, at great cost to them, overran Delville Wood and part of the town of Longueval. Two companies of the 2nd Suffolks were sent to support the counter-attack, and among them was Serjeant Arthur Page. Shortly before first light on what would be a warm, sunny day, at 3.35am on July 20th, the Third Division of the British Army attacked Delville Wood. Chris McCarthy, in The Somme Day-by-Day, records that Early in the morning the Division made an attack on Delville Wood and village using 2nd Suffolks and 10th Royal Welsh Fusiliers. At 3.35 am the Suffolks advanced from the west, but the two leading companies were almost entirely wiped out. The Fusiliers went astray, and came under fire from a British machine-gun barrage, losing most of their officers, only to press home a fruitless attack. The casualties in the 2nd Battalion were heavy, and among those killed in the attack was Arthur Page. He was 37 years old. It seems to have been a spectacularly foolhardy action: the two companies lost no less than ten officers in the attack, one of them, a Major Congreve, later being awarded a posthumous Victoria Cross. Arthurs body was recovered, identified, and buried at Delville Wood cemetery in Longueval. We visited Albert in the summer of 2006, but I did not know about Arthur Page at that time, and so we did not go to Longueval. We will have to go back. Arthurs widow Sophia was my dads Grandma Sophie. It is said that when she opened the letter telling her of her husbands death, she immediately lost her hearing, and was deaf for the rest of her life.

Pontiac Firebird 305 of Jon Ward and Jerry Titus in the pits for a driver change. This car started life as a 1968 Chevrolet Camaro and was converted to a Pontiac Firebird the same year. They finished 1st in class and third overall, despite changing a broken rear end during the night. Kevin Ward, son of Jon Ward, said the following: "My father’s (Jon Ward) car, is pictured. I remember the stories my brother told me of running and dragging a floor jack around the parking lot in the middle of the night looking for a late model Camaro to steal a rear end out of! They found one (luckily the right gear ratio) and left the car on stands with a note. Everyone burnt their hands getting the failed rear end out (apparently it was nearly glowing red) and the whole process took about 45 minutes." Read more: www.sportscardigest.com/1969-24-hours-of-daytona-race-pro... Read more: www.sportscardigest.com/1969-24-hours-of-daytona-race-pro...

1. For Big Banks, It's a Case of Bill Gross vs. Gundlach, KBW, et al - AdvisorOne 2. Pomerantz Law Firm Has Filed a Class Action Against K-Sea Transportation - MarketWatch (press release) 3. U.A.E. Sees 2012 GDP Growing at Least 4%, Won't Lend IMF More - Bloomberg 4. Notebook: Midland MGA Holds Tourney - Southern Pines Pilot 5. Azaan Al Rumhy Wins Oman Open Golf Championship - TheWeek.com.om

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1. No. 1 Panthers escape - Boston Globe 2. NCAA Game Summary - Georgia State at Northeastern - W*USA 9 3. That's the Ticket for Jan. 27 - Gadsden Times 4. Drexel bombs Northeastern for sixth straight win | Philadelphia Inquirer ... - Philadelphia Inquirer 5. Bowling Report: Jan. 29 - Knoxville News Sentinel

1. Cougars hold off Exeter-Milligan - York News-Times 2. T-Wolves deal Huskies basketball a loss - York News-Times 3. Milligan gets new Tory Caucus role - Northumberland Today 4. Jan. 25 wrestling roundup: Eldred/Fallsburg rips Chester - Times Herald-Record 5. Joanne E. Hambrick - Waynesville Daily Guide

1. Treating ankle sprains - 7Online.com 2. Winter Sports Injuries Are Preventable - WBAL Baltimore 3. Bald Eagle Middle/Senior High announces 1st quarter honor roll - Centre Daily Times 4. Ivy Tech Community College Dean's List - Muncie Star Press 5. Featured Musician: Ouisa Hound - Bangstyle

1. News Briefs - The Sudbury Star 2. ECI Boys Basketball Roundup - Muncie Star Press 3. Are you ready for Kim Kardashian's multi-episode arc on 'Drop Dead Diva'? - HitFix (blog) 4. CES Las Vegas 2012: Silence May be Golden for 'Olive' a Oscar contender the ... - Hollywood Today Newsmagazine 5. Alison Brie on 'Save the Date,' 'Community' and 'Mad Men' - Crave Online

Chicago Studio Club 2011 photo of Fred and Ed! Event creator/chairman and man in charge at the Chicago Brazilian Music Festival tonight, Edhino "Eddie" Gerber (on right), and Chicago Studio Clubs man in charge, leader, founder and much more...FRED STARR! www.chicagostudioclub.net/2011/05/chicago-brazilian-music... , has more about tonights LIVE MUSIC event!

1. Just Three Productions Slated For Dallas Opera's 2012-2013 Season - D Magazine 2. Celina 50 Years Ago Today - Celina Record 3. Margaret Jane Meadows - Aurora Advertiser 4. Glance Back - Elk Grove Citizen

1. Joy Fair Memorial Decals Available; Proceeds to Diabetes Association - WhoWon.com 2. Winter Haven Hobbyists Prepare for Upcoming 'Share Fair' - The Ledger 3. Chamber Award winners share their joy - The Navasota Examiner 4. In Newt's Political Playbook, Some Attacks Are Fair Game - Fox News (blog) 5. The Atlantic Gets School Choice Wrong, Fakes Objectivity - Health Care News (blog)

1. 16-Year-Old Kenny Allen is KWS Rookie of Year - WhoWon.com 2. Defying Wolves for spot at Wembley - South Devon Herald Express 3. Photo Flash: Kentwood Players' RABBIT HOLE - Broadway World 4. City of Allen considers public-private partnership for Molsen Farm - Pegasus News 5. Terrance "Terry" Lee Allen Sr. - Leavenworth Times

1. Lead visual designer for American Girl decorates window at local art gallery - nwitimes.com 2. Feelgood art: the pick-me-up to get us through an age of anxiety - The Guardian 3. Portrait Class with Lee Hammond - Naples Daily News 4. THE WORDS Review - Collider.com 5. Police sketch artist put victims at ease - Chicago Sun-Times

1. Spring 2012: A Retrospective (In Advance) - Virginia Law Weekly 2. Village of Quincy looks at environmental works projects - Coldwater Daily Reporter 3. Wings goaltender Jimmy Howard's all-star nod is perfect acclamation - The Detroit News 4. United Way enters 'blitz campaign' - Peterborough Examiner 5. EFFICIENT AND SMALL - The Register-Guard

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1. What if Greg Schiano had left for Michigan? - On The Banks (blog) 2. Mission: helping Romania - Charlotte Observer 3. Beardy's hears anti-bullying message - StarPhoenix 4. In the Margins: Creation of fire district good news for community, but seek ... - MLive.com 5. Riders stand up for the No. 52 - Boston.com

1. Watermen keep OC harbor busy - Delmarva Now 2. New girl in Sonny Bill Williams' life - New Zealand Herald 3. Sonny Bill Williams spotted with new girlfriend - Sydney Morning Herald 4. All Blacks' wedding surprise for stunned bride (watch) - New Zealand Herald 5. Sonny Bill Williams meets his match in Skinner - Stuff.co.nz

1. IndyCar must handle change well in 2012 - FOXSports.com 2. Rolex 24 Hours at Daytona 50th Anniversary: 50 Facts and Milestones - Car and Driver 3. Gurney and Gurney: Father and son appreciate what it takes to win the Rolex 24 ... - AutoWeek 4. INDYCAR: Barfield Hired To Replace Barnhart As Race Director - SPEEDtv.com

1. Honoring Student Achievement - Patch.com 2. Thiel College announce's dean's list - The Times Herald 3. Wilkes University Announces Dean's List for Fall 2011 Semester - Wilkes University 4. Student News: Jan. 27 - NorthJersey.com 5. Season recap: Brock Dean - Baltimore Sun

1. Tom Hessert Ready to Execute in 2012 with Ken Schrader Racing - WhoWon.com 2. Cars, Wedding, Daytona All on Tom Hessert's Mind - Short Track Action (press release) 3. NASCAR needs to look at items that the fans don't like. - Enterprise News (blog) 4. Does pantyhose trend have legs? - San Antonio Express 5. Commissioners reorganize; Wheeland new chairman - Williamsport Sun-Gazette

Drivers: Charles Morgan, Tom Hessert %26 Hendrik ten Cate (by Ken Barton - February 1990)

1. 2012: Inestabilidad e incertidumbre para los operadores - CIO Per

1. 'The stress of a marriage split can lead to violence' - Times of Malta 2. Farr, Boreham, Wood, Skellern win Australia Day honours - Delimiter 3. The men who killed their wives - Times of Malta

1. CM RUSSELL MUSEUM PRESENTS THE RUSSELL: THE SALE TO BENEFIT THE CM RUSSELL MUSEUM - ArtfixDaily (blog) 2. Movies this week 1/26/2012 - ReporterNews.com 3. Assembly supports move to reject foreign laws - Mat-Su Valley Frontiersman 4. DOUBLE SHOT OF DECOR at GARTH'S DUO of FEBRUARY AUCTIONS - ArtfixDaily (blog) 5. Hoban swim teams planning to make impact in postseason - Akron Leader Publications

1. Written By: Jim Reich - SportsFanLive 2. Written By: Jim Reich - SportsFanLive 3. Written By: Jim Reich - SportsFanLive 4. Colts oust 8 assistants, while DC Murphy retires - Fox News 5. Police, community and calendar briefs for Jan. 14, 2012 - Ocala

1. Does Your Relationship Drive You Crazy? - Huffington Post 2. Meditation class now offered at Watchung Arts Center - Independent Press - NJ.com

Claude Ballot-Lena and Jean-Claude Andruet drove this NART Ferrari 365 GTB/4 at the Daytona 24 in 1973. Lena was at the wheel when he lost control and wrecked the car. He actually told Luigi Chinetti, Sr. that he would pay for the repairs since the accident was his fault.

1. Left-handers, right-handers and a right fielder - MASNsports.com

1. Dan, Bobby Hurley building winner at Wagner - USA TODAY 2. Florida State poised for top recruiting class ... again - Sun-Sentinel 3. Area bowling, Jan. 29 - Charleston Gazette 4. Grand Rapids State of the City: Who's who from DeVos Place - Michigan Business Review - MLive.com 5. Thank you, Jim Greene - Watauga Democrat

1. Felony charges dismissed against three members of Appleton, Minn., family ... - West Central Tribune 2. Q&A: Ducks Unlimited tells its story in new book - Bellingham Herald 3. Scorpions Frontman on Losing His Voice: 'I Thought My Career Was Over' - Noisecreep 4. Edward (Ted) Brown: Man loved to perform - The Kingston Whig-Standard 5. Gulf of Mexico Foundation to leave Corpus Christi in 2013 - Corpus Christi Caller Times

1. Enfrentan la peor sequa en 71 aos - Lanacion.com (Argentina) 2. Llovi, pero slo se frenaron los daos - Lanacion.com (Argentina)

1. Muskegon family and faith calendar - Muskegon Chronicle - MLive.com 2. The walls of Indian Mall will soon come down - KAIT 3. Results From Golf League Play Around Polk County - The Ledger 4. Club members mix creek clean-up and history - Ventura County Star 5. Death Notices - The Beacon Herald