Monthly Archives: May 2008

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If Scott and Emma Dixon invite you to their home in Indianapolis for dinner, hope you like lamb. I thought that when they presented it to me, it sounded like laaaaand , and I thought that was pretty cool — free land for the rest of my life. Champ Car’s remaining assets — including Panoz DP01 chassis (without engines), one-of-a-kind pace and safety cars, track safety trucks, transport trailers, shop equipment and memorabilia — will be up for bid starting at 9 a. New Zealand native Scott Dixon traded in his IndyCar racing helmet for a Charlie 1 Horse cowboy hat Wednesday. read more  Read more... (114 words, estimated 27 secs reading time)

The group then gathered the support of friends, family, and businesses around the area to make their vision a reality. Instead, it’s just a group of teenagers using their spare time to try and make a difference in a world that is clearly suffering,” said Fashion with Compassion member Amanda Presmyk. The show, which featured hair and make-up design by Haley Cooper and fashions from Buckle, Caché, The Impeccable Pig, Jake’s Loft, and Janie & Jack, took place May 9 in the Bridge at White’s Chapel United Methodist Church. The Bridge was the perfect place for our show,” said Shelby Brown, who originally came up with the concept of Fashion with Compassion and headed the event. Because of caring teens who put in countless hours working on the event, businesses that generously donated clothing and silent auction items, the event raised more than $3,000, not to mention another $2,000 that was raised by the teens spending a Saturday working a car auction two weeks prior to the show in order to raise money for the cause. read more  Read more... (188 words, estimated 45 secs reading time)